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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
pERsoNAI

The widow of Charles T. Yerkes
will receive s163,362 from his estate,
which has been in the hands OF a
receiver in New York.
Nine. !sicciardi, formerly Princess
de Chirnay and later Nine Rigo, who
was Clara Ward OF Detroit, reports
in Paris That her husband has dis
appeared.
The Baldwin prize for the best es-
say on municipal topic. offered vy
the National Municipal league, has
just been awarded to. Oswald Ryan
of Howard University.
The election of Miss Mary Goes,
secretary of Radcliffe college, Cam
bridge, Mass, as dean OF that fnsti-
tuition TO succeed Miss Agnes Irwin,
who resigned a year ago, was an.
nounced.
BY a decree entered pursuant to
the terms of private settlement,
Mrs. Susanna Ella Wood Dear of Chi.
cago gets $i93.73O from the este:e OF
her late husband, Johen f. Dean, a
millionaire.
Miss Mable Pomeroy is the sue.
eessful candidate for one of the Latin
fellowships in the University OF Wis,
consin. She will enter upon her post
graduate work the first semester next
year and Will teach Latin In the Su
perior high school the second semes
ter.
Rose Perdue, Milwaukee state fac
tory inspector, in a speech at Il
Crosse declared that the girl prob
lem In la Crosse Is a serious on,
and that so per cent of the youni
men are unfit for marriage. She rec
ummends the employment OF a pro
baton officer and the adoption of al
anti-mashing ordinance similar 70 tina
of Milwaukee,
Maj. C. Werden Deane was tn,
guest Of honor az banquet give-
by Amigo lodge No 9SI F. and A
NJ, the occasion being the fiftetl
anniversary of his entry into the Ma
sonic order. He was made a S1asor
in Albany N. Y, in 1860, He is Z.
years old and enjoys good health
He is still in active charge of the
work of the c. Werden Abstract com
pany Of Amigo
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

of cold water, otherwise any person
strong or weak, is continually made
Susceptible TO exposure.
The temperature OF bath can be
changed when one is in il without any
i'll effects.
With the exception of a bath taken
upon rising and before dressing no
bath should be taken just before or
after meal.
No one, however strong the con
stitution, should take a cold bath.
when hungry or fatigued
Warm baths should always be talen
by nervous persons and by any one as
a means Of allaying nervous irritation
A Turk h bath is not essential to
] the welfare of the skin. Salt water
bathing is usually overdone and often
followed by unsatisfactory results.
The different nutritfve and medicl-
nal baths are practically worthless,
a the skin has very little, if any, an
sorbeHt power. The effect is only
local and merely contributes to the
pleasure of the bath.
In a daily bath soap is unneces-
sary. 1t should only be applied care
fully at the end of the day to those.
portions of the skin that have beer ex-
posed to the atmosphere. This daily
use of soap removes the healthy, oily
substances and renders the skin toe
dry for health.
The feet should be bathed twice a
day without fail This is to aid proper
/ locomotion.
Next to the feet, or rather equal
with them, the inside of the mouth
nut be cleansed twice day. The
mouth itself should be rubbed with a
soft brush or cloth with little warm
water and good soap. The upper part
of the throat should be gargled.
These rules are quite comforting
for those who DO not have the oppor-
tunity on frequent and pleasurable
baths, ad those who are faddists Oh
the subject of constant Tubing VIE
not pay any attention to any rules.
The interesting part of this bathing
problem is thai the health authorities
are going against the constant tubing
of the well-to-do people. Not long
ago one heard nothing but bathing
urged on every side, and the cold tub
was considered as essential to GOOD
health.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
DOMESTIC.

Dan M. Shaver, formerly teller OF
the Lumberman's State bank OF Bay
City, Mich, was arrested on a charge
OF embezzlement
The man arrested at Ellsworth
City, Md, on suspicion of being 10.
seph Vending. the alleged murderer
Of Alma Kellner at Louisville, Ky,
Proved that he is not vending
Two men We're MORALLY wounded
and two others dangerously hurt In
o fight at Gainesville, Girard county.
Ky Eleven men took part in the
battle which was waged with clubs.
knives and guns,
Boston, William f. Keliher.
known as big Bill" was found guilty
OF aiding and abetting George w.
Coleman in looting the National CITY
bank of Cambridge, Mass. Of about
s300 600.
Albert Needles, 30, an attorney OF
Tonopah Nev. and Miss Blanch Cor
man Of orilla. Wash., were drowned
in Swan lake near Seattle when a
boat capsized by dog they had
taken in with them.
The Rev Robert vanover and the
Rev. Isaac Perry. well known noun.
tain preachers. fought n duel with
knives in the Rock Creek, Ky. Rap.
fist church. Whitley county. Van.
overs throat being cut from ear to
ear
Charles p. Moran. 29 years old
baseball catcher. died at La Porte.
Ind from injuries received in a game
While catching Moran was struck
with q hat. An operation was re.
CURED and Moran died while the sur.
geons we're at work.
The bodies of Glen Cameron. aged
"a, and Maude Wright, aged 10. were
found in Allouez bay near Superior
by the police after dragging the wa.
ter for several hours. The eircnm.
stances surrounding their death are
unknown.
A. bust OF Samuel l. Clemens MARK
Twain. which is to adorn the pro
New York. has been completed by
Louis Potter. the sculptor. It is TO
he paid for entirely with subscrip,
lions for women.
Mr. and Mrs, Philip johnson, each
20 years old, of Broken Bow. Iowa.
were killed by a Northwestern fast
mail at Mount Vernon. The couple
we're visiting relatives and after
alighting from an east-bound train
stepped in front Of the one going in
an opposite direction,
The Detroit police and deputy sher
IFS are searching down river points
for Josephine vominera. Is year Old
daughter Of Samuel Vominera OF
Ford City, suburb. The girl was
kidnapped by a party Of armed ItaE.
ians. who swooped down upon her IN
taxicab The father, while attempt
ing TO defend 1er, was shot at ana
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

Washington, June 18.-In the SEN
ate the committee on privileges and
elections authorized favorable report
on substitute Lorimer resolution di-
recting an investigation of alleged
corrupt practices in Illinois legislat-
ure in connection with the election of
Of Lorimer. JEFF Davis moved to dis
charge committee on judiciary from
further consideration of his bill to
prevent issuance of federal licenses
in communities where prohibition pre-
walls. Motion lost. Debate begun on
postal savings bank bill
In the house conference report I'D
railroad bill adopted Goes to presi-
dent for signature. Statehood bill
with senate amendments unanimously
adopted and sent to the white-house
for the presidents approval General
deficiency bill passed and goes to SEN
ate. This is last of appropriation
measures. Public building bill laid be-
fore house. Carries appropriation of
about $20,0O0,000 House and senate
lie lers predict adjournment by Thurs
cay.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
NEWS OF THE WORLD
WISCONSIN WAITS.

Frank Soloski, aged II, of sigeI,
committed suicide by taking paris
green.
Lawrence Coughlin, aged IS, was
instantly killed by lightning at On
tonnage.
Edward Mas, 10, was thrown from
a buggy aud instantly killed at She
boygan.
Florence A. Stewart has been ap-
pointed postmaster in Mendoza, Wis.
to succeed A. Olson, resigned.
While bathing in one Of the swim
ming holes near Fort Atkinson, Viii
liam Rathel. aged q, was seized with
cramps and drowned.
Mrs. Mary Van Loan, 70, who three
years ago married Peter Van Loan,
SO. and totally blind, was found dead
in her home at Appleton.
Jacob Cobb, a pioneer Of Marinette
dropped dead from heart failure in
duced by the excessive heat. on the
farm of the city poor house.
William Helms of Rockford, III, a
brakeman on the Milwaukee road,
was caught between the bumpers
while making a switch at Walworth
and killed.
William Luedtke, section foreman
for the Northwestern road, was
struck by a passenger train going at
full speed and was instantly killed al
Fort atkinson.
Elmer Prideaux. deaf mute, was
killed by train at GAINESVILLE. He
was student at the Wisconsin
School for the deaf, and en- route for
his home at Dodgeyille.
While toddling across the floor, a
young child of B. L. Cohen, Of Spring
Green, tripped and stumbled over
backwards, landing on its head. Tine
little one died few hours later from
concussion of the brain.
Game Warden Jacob belong and
S. y. Kirkhoff arrested Louis ShradeI
and Charles Shackles for spearinG
fish in the big slough OF the Chip
pewa river The men we're taken Il
Durand and. on plea of guilty, were
fined $25 each with costs.
Every saloonkeeper in EdgertoT
was called before the city council
and threatened with loss of license
for selling liquor TO minors, and al
but one we're let go after promising
TO obey the lew strictly regarding
minors and the taking out of screens
Chief of Police John Cook of Mar
inette has published notice to tn,
effect that the curfew ordinance vii
be enforced strictly The ordinance
prohibits children under I6 years oil,
being on the streets after 2 o'clocl
at night, unless accompanied by PAL
ent or guardian.
One OF the laborers employed o.
the surfacing gang of the Oman
railroad near New Richmond car
tured German brown ,rout in TIE
Mile creek that measured twent,
seven inches in length and weighe
seven and one-half pounds. II is tn
largest trout ever captured Their,
abouts and was not caught with
hook and line. but was killed with
shovel.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
EoREloN.


-Four new divisions Of the japanese
army are to be recommended for
Korea by Gen. Terrachi, following his
appointment as residentgeneral Of
that country.
An anti-foreign revolt is feared in
western China, resulting from fanat-
ical reports that children are to be
sacrificed to prevent accidents on a
new railroad.
The two lions which King Menelik
presented to the pope a year ago
died from effects of poison which it
is believed some visitor to the vat
lean deliberately gave them.
The Russian senate granted the APP
peal of the Jewish pharmacists at
Moscow, who are subject to expulsion,
and ordered the repeal of the min
isterial circular under which the au
thorities began to act.
Alfred Freiberg, formerly the United
States deputy consul general at Stock
holm, was arrested in a London ho-
tel, accused OF the embezzlement Of a
large amount OF money in Stockhold
He will be extradited.
The earl Of Beauchamp was ap-
pointed lord president of the London
council In succession to Viscount
Wolverhampton, who resigned. VII
liam Lyon, the seventh earl of Beau
champ. was born in 1872.
Making a big hole in the ground
from which vapor rose to the height
of twelve feet, a meteorite fell al
| lIonington. near Dover, England. The
meteor fell only a few yards from
the residence of Mr.. Morgan. vet
erinary surgeon.
United States officers at Manila
state that during night practice re
Gently the new batteries on Corregi
dor island broke the worlds record
Out of twelve shots from the six
inch guns eleven were placed in the
bulls eye.
A cloudburst in the Krassoszocreny
district, Hungary, swamped severa
villages. Two hundred and sixty per
sons are known to have been drowned
or killed by the collapse of houses
It is said that some hamlets were
completely destroyed. Roads, bridges
railways and telegraphs have beer
demolished and inundated districts
can only be reached by boats.
The revolution In Nicaragua il
spreading throughout the country
Word reached the state department
at Washington that the revolution i
manifesting itself in parts of the re
public other than those controlled b,
Estrada. According TO advices from
Managua the report is current Their
that armed revolutionists are great
Increasing in number in the vicinit
of Granada.
Herr Won Arnim.Kriewen Prussia
minister of agriculture, and Frederic
Won Moltke, Prussian minister of tn
interior. resigned their portfolios
They are succeeded respectively b
Baron Schorlemer. governor of tn
Rhine province, and Herr Dallwiti
governor of the province of Silesis
Won Moltke's retirement was due t
me failure of the Prussian franchis
bul. which was drawn by MIN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

received a knife wound IN the hand.
Divers are searching in the Sus'
quehanna river for the body of VIII
liam Bissel, conductor Of a fast ex
press train, who was standing on the
platform Of the front car when a
sudden tilt Of the train on curve
at the bridge threw him beneath the
wheels His body fell tnrough The
trestle work into the river.
Albert c. Gordon, a mail carrier,
who confessed that he stole letters
from the mail every day for i've
years. was sentenced to four years in
the federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth by Judge Carpenter in tde
United States district court at Chi
: cago. Gordon has been in the ser
vice for seventeen years.
With the probability of Liberia be
ing unable to meet her obligations
growing out of a loan made by q
British syndicate, the United States
government has interested itself In
the republics financial affairs. As
a result. group of American bank
ers with whom are associated British
French, and German financiers, are
negotiating a loan to Liberia of 81,
100000
A ferry boat crossing the Kootana
river capsized at Libby, Mont, and
three of the six people on board were
drowned. Those drowned were Beech
er Ioucks, A. C. Frantz and the fer
ryman, Frank Murray. The strail
of the eapsized boat pulling on thu
cable caused 1t to break and swep
number OF people on the bank int
the river, killing John Mullin AM
Theodore Wall and severely injurinl
several others.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
RULES ON BATHING.
A Cold Plunge in Winter Is Of oEss-
tionabse Value.

A Cold Plunge in Winter Is Of Cues
tionabse Value.
Baltimore Sun.-An authority on
bathing says that an application by
the hand of cold water on the body,
followed by moderate friction, is quite
sufficient to keep the skin properly
eleansed and stimulated He says
that people over middle age only need
a warm bath at bed time twice a
week.
Here ere some mere points of adj
vice which are worth reading and re-
membering because they are the final
word OF one who knows.
Piunging into a tub of cold water
in winter is Of que tionable value,
and can be done with safety only BY
the strongest persoa.
Warm baths taken during the day
should be followed by the application
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

Washington, June 16.-In the sen
ate the t'ill admitting Arizona and
! New Mexico to statehood passed by
party vote of AZ TO 10. senate bill hav.
! ing been substituted for house mees-
ure. 1t must go to conference ma
I less house decides to accept the SUI.
sutute Bill TO give government con
tlol of wireless telegraph passed Bin
aimed 10 give priority to distress sig
nails and army and navy business and
to prevent sending OF false signals or
calls. Bin 10 retire Justice Moody
with full pay favorably reported. Only
change made in measure was to fix
limit time III which he may retire to
1--WE months instead Of six
In The house resolution was
passed calling on attorney general
Tor any information he may have
tending to show conspiracy in re-
straint OF trade between the Carnegie
steel company the Federal Steel COM
pany, the American Tin Plate com
pany. the National Tube company.
the American Bridge company, the
American Steel and Wira company,
the American Steel Hoop company
and the United states Steel corpora
ton. The resolution also calls for
facts tending 10 show what coal com
panies, railway transportation com
panies, banks and insurance com.
panies have conspired with the
United States Steel corporation to in.
crease the cost Of iron and steel to
consumers. Debate continued on gen
eral deficiency bill Humphrey Of
Washington spoke in favor of ship
subsidy He said the Hamburg-A Amer
lean line had in its employ Jerome }
Wilbur, member of stan of Associated
Press, and was paying him a salary OF
$4,000 year Wilbur resigned from
Associated rPess today. Bill to
retire Justice Moody viii be favor.
ably reported tomorrow by commit.
tee on Judiciary ana will probably
lass without opposition. Public land
withdrawal bin is likely to be op-
posed in the house because of the
SS0,o00,Q00 reclamation bond clause
added by the senate. The railroad bin
conference report, carrying the bill f.
self, viii pass the senate tomorrow. il
IS said tonight The conference re.
port will be adopted in the house
probably tomorrow. This is the pro.
gram Of senate and house leaders to-
night.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

Ruedebusch. Mayvillt. German; Jes-
sic G. SCHNEIDER. New YORK. city. Eng
lish: Henry A. Schuette. Green Bay.
ehems Hazel Straight, Madison
history: Carl 3. Straube, Milwaukee
German; and in law, Oliver s. Run
de4, Livingston; W .. Kerr. Madi-
sons Julius O. Reehl Milwaukee;
Fred W Dohmen. Milwaukee; Carl F.
G. Zollman. Horizon.
The science club medal for the best
thesis in the scientific departments
VIII be awarded to Rudolph E. Lent.
Washington, D, c.
Those who receive the degree OF
doctor of philosophy are: Ruth F. Al
len, Sturgeon Bay r. T. BeHner. Tue
son, Ariz.; c. E Boyd. Spartanburg. S.
G.: Francis G. Krauskrop, Madison:
b F. Lutman, Joplin. Mo-; J. w Put
nam, indianapolis, Ind. w. J. Trim
BILE. Fargo, N. D.; w. G. Wilcox, Spen
cerport, N. Y; S. H. Ball. Oak Park
H.; James M. Breckenridge, James
town, Ont; T. w. B. Crater, Grand
Forks, N. d.; Francis T. H'Doubler
Madison: Charles w. Hill. Jackson
MINI; David Klein, Chicago, H.: H
H. P. SEVERN, Milwaukee; Edward
Steidtmann. Prairie du Sac; E. M
Terry, Battle Greek. Mich; NJ. j,
White, Plymouth, N. H
Among those who receive the mas
ter's degree are Lau-Chi Chang, Can
ton, China; Kungchao Chu, Nankin
China; Nae Tsung- Woo, Chekiang
China; and Ye Tsung Tsur, Shang
hal, China; and Paul Fusanobu Isobt
of Tokyo, Japan.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications, as sf.ey cannot reach
the diseased portion oI the ear. There is
only one way % cdFe deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness ia
caused By an r.named condition OF the mu-
eous lining o. the Eustaehian Tube. When
this tube j. innamed yeu have a runbiing
sound or imperfect hearing. and when & Is
entirely Closed. Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken cut
ara this tgSe restored 70 its normal con3i-
tion, hearing VIII be Destroyed forever nine
cases out o. ten are caused BY catarrh.
which Is nothing but an tndamed condsfson
OF the mucous surfaces
We VIII give ore Hundred Dollars for
any case OK pesfness tcaused ~ catarrhl
that cann3t be cured ey Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send Tor circulars free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Q.
Sold by DTuggists, Use.
Take HAIRS Family f'iils for constipation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

Washington, June 20 In the SEN
ate a resolution for investigation of
alleged bribery and corrupt practices
of Illinois legislature in connection
with Lorimer's election adopted. In
quiry not likely to begin until next
fall. GalIinger's motion to make ship
subsidy bill special order for Decem-
Der ~ defeated. General deficiency
bill reported and will be taken up to-
morrow. Bailey began filibuster
against bill to enlarge engineer
corps of army on ground that
corps was large enough now to at
tend to all engineering work. Bill is
alleged to be designed for the purpose
Of deposins of Thomas II. Newell, d.
rector OF reclamation service. Conser.
walton bill recalled, reclamation bond
issue rider taken off and bill passed.
House will accept bill and pass separ-
ate bond issue bill providing $20, 000,-
GOO for reclamation work.
In the house the Bennett Joint reso
luton authorizing president TO an.
point commission to take up question
OF universal peace with representa-.
tives of other nations passed. Com
mittee to consist OF I'VE members ia
report in two years. Expenses limited
to $4,000. Bill passed requiring all
passenger vessels entering United
States ports to be equipped with
wireless. Penalty for violation of law
$4,000. Act does not apply to vessels
plying between ports not more than
zoo miles apart. Bill retiring Justice
Moody with full pay passed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29
over $50 DIPLOMAS
FOR COMMENCEMENT
MANY RAcELoR's DEGREES ARE
TO De CONFERRED AT Ex-
ERcIsEs TO-DAY.
Madison, June 2.

Manson, June ~.
The ffty-seventh commencement at
the University of Wisconsin this
morning will be marked by the confer
ring of s5l diplomas and certificates,
by far the largest number in the his
tory of the institution
The highest academic degree, that
of doctor of philosophy, is conferred
upon IS. The masters degree is con-
ferred upon 81. The degree of en-.
gineer upon 20.
Many Bachelors Degrees.
The degree of bachelor of arts is
conferred upon 2o4, of whom 50 were
in the commerce cource. In the
course for normal school graduates q
receive the degree of bachelor of
philosophy. In the medical science
course there are graduates with the
degree of bachelor of science. In the
course in pharmacy there are IA, of
whom are bachelors of science ana
II graduates in pharmacy.
Many in Engineering Course.
Those completing the engineering
course number 1I9, of whom 40 are
bachelors in science in civil engineer
ing, civil engineers, 81 in electrical
engineering, 16 in mechanical engi-
neering, 70 in general engineering, 6
in chemical engineering. and / in MN
ing engineering.
In the college of agriculture 90 re-
ceive the degree of bachelor of SCI
ence in agriculture: s are to be gradu-
ated from the middle course; 149 re
ceive short course. certificates. and so
dairy course certificates. In the new
home economics department one young
woman is to be granted the degree OF
bacbe lor of science in home econom-
les
There are IS men completing the
Law course with the degree of bachel-
or laws. The degree Of graduate in
music Is given to 6.
Get Teachers Certificates.
IN the course for the training of
teachers 167 of tlsase who receive the
puo5eior's degree are awarded teach
ers' certificates and 5 who have COM
pleted tae advanced TEACHERS course
are awarded graduate certificates.
Announcement will be made of the
appointment of Is university fellows,
honorary fellows. II university grad
nate scholarships, and teaching fell
lowships
Award Special Honors.
Special honors for bacoalaureate
theses are to be awarded 10 10 in the
college Of letters and science. and
in the law school, as follows Angela
}. Anthony, Milwaukee. IN German;
Elsie r.. Billiard, Texas: in
English Florence I.entzner. Milwau-
kee. in Latin: CLIFFORD C. Meloche.
Madison, chemistry. Frances r:uede-
busch. Mayvilie. history: Gretchen
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

the city could have the use Of the
big dredge.
The company which was organized
"a short time ago to build a railroad
from Ontario 10 Wilton, in Monroe
county. las to begin actual work.
TIE preliminary lines have been run
By A. E. Rau, engineer in charge
and the finances have been provided
The work of construction viii be be
gun by The first Of August. The
road viii he operated BY steam al
first. but later a water power may Be
developed at Ontario and electro
power installed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

Those Bedouins around Baalbec
are shiftless lc1.''
How so in particular"
They won't keep the ruins in any
sort Of repair
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

1t can be said of a woman that she is
not a hopeless man nater as long as
she believes anything that any man
says.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-29

Washington, June 17--Tn the sen.
ate the conference report on sundry
civil appropriation bin adopted carry.
ing provision for making appropria.
ton for presidents travelling expense