Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-04-25

MS weapons. One bullet killed Jean
Vatican.
Rev. Robert Richie of st. James
church, Philadelphia, has been Sc
lected by the duke of Newcastle as
editor of the Church Review, the
American edition of the English
Church Review
Thomas Connors of Ottawa, ILL.,, who
was shot while talking with woman,
died. The husband, James Bower
master, was arrested. He accused
Connors of alternating Mrs. Bower
masters affections.
Five boys ranging in age from to
IL years found bottle of crude wood
alcohol in the woods near Sheffield,
Pa, and drank freely of it, One, John
Sworski, is dead and the others are
not expected to live.
Services over the remains Of Apostle
George Q. Cannon of the mormon
church, who died in California last
week, were held in the tabernacle at
Salt Lake City. all the high dignitarics
Of the church participating.
Twenty-Five new cases of typhoid
fever have developed at New Haven,
Conn, and two deaths, caused. by
typhoid, have been reported. The
total number of typhoid cases in the
city has now reached $50.
Henry Reineke, who was born Ia
Haugberg, Westphalia, Germany, one
of the pioneer oil refiners of western
Pennsylvania and for 81 years presi-
dent of the Reineke-Wilson company,
brass founders, died at Pittsburg, aged
81 years.
Chicago packing interests may in
wade the far northwest. Representa-
tives of the Cudahy Packing company
are negotiating for territorial con-
cessions in return for the establish
ment Of modern packing plant at
Calgary
A party of four people, while cross
ing the tracks of the Lehigh Valley
railroad at South Wilkesbarre, were
run down by the Buffalo express, going
north. Morris OConnell and Mrs.
Frank Cranmer were killed and
FRANK CTdHnef was injured.
At Wilmington, Del, during the
violent rainstorm, nine prisoners es
capped from Sussex county Jail, at
Georgetown. They left note saying
that they were tired of waiting for the
court to meet, as the health officials
forbid meeting on account of small
pox.
The death, in Phoenix, Ariz., of Mrs.
Robin lobe reveals the fact that, alone
and unguarded in her house, was
great wealth in jewels and precious
stones. The husband of the woman
is in Jail awaiting trial for insanity,
and the sheriff has taken charge of
the jewels.
At Omaha, Col John Roy Musick
died of heart failure Injuries re-
ceived while rescuing the injured after
cyclone at Kirksville, Mo-, were
causes which led to his death. Colonel
Musick devoted a greater part of his
life to writing historical stories for
young people.
The Kentucky Distilleries and Ware
house company-the Bourbon whisky
combine-has decided to enter the
grain business and is looking for a
suitable site near Louisville, Ky, on
which to erect a 100000 bushel eleva-
tor. The company will not only handle
all its own grain, but will transact a
general business.
Phineas Merrick Blodgett is dead at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. j.
p. Hart, lbs Ashland boulevard, Chi
cago aged 81 years. He was a son
of Admatha Blodgett, soldier who
served in the revolutionary war and
crossed the Delaware with Washing
ton. Interment will be in Groton, N. Y,
beside the body of the soldier.
Sue Sing, Chinaman, 40 years old,
pleaded guilty to murder in the
second degree before Justice Fursman
in the criminal term of the supreme
court of New York. and was sentenced
to life Imprisonment. Sing was
charged with the killing of All Fee,
another Chinaman, of Newark, n. j.,
in Pell street, New York, September
81.
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed at New York against
the Deer Park Brewing company, of
Port Jervis, New York, the petition
alleging claims aggregating $50,
The petitioning creditors are George
F. OFT, Philadelphia, s24,32s; Philip
Haibaeh, Philadelphia, $1S.91S, and
William M. Schwonker, New York,
SAIL.
Archibald st. Clair Gordon, who
claimed to be of noble English birth,
recently won the affections of Agnes
Lillian Smith, member of the
society set of Tacoma The
wedding was set for July. Investiga-
ton of Gordon's claims followed, and
he was found to be farm hand. He
was arrested for issuing bogus
checks. The wedding is off.
Major Joseph Smith Brice, the old
est graduate of West Point, died in
at the age of SO. He was born
at Georgetown, ID, c., on Sept. 81, 1905,
and was graduated at West Point with
in 1929, one of his class
mates being General Robert E. Lee.