Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-28
OF the Week

y 5
LombarGo, the most notorious 1tallah
hrigund after Mursolino has been sur
Rounded by Italian troops on Mouh>
ASpromonte. in the province of Reggie
and killed after a serious encounter.
\ telegram received from oran. AL
siers. says that a party of Moors re-
Gently attacked French military sup
lly column near sin Delkelil, and that
numbers We're killed on both sides.
The seventy-second birthday of En-
peror Francis Joseph was celebrated ae
Vienna With a review of 10000 troops,
iliuminatioas of the city and the grant
ing of amnesty to all prisoners unoer'
going sentence for lese majestic.
Lady Raglan enjoys the distinction OF
evolving the most up-to-0ate charity
show. She has agreed to place herself
en- exhibition. wearing her cunonatloa
robes and coronet fot the benefit Of the
local hospital at Becksnhan,. Kent. The
modest sum of cents is TO be charged
f,,r admission.
The motorist. CASTOR De knyff. Writ
ing to the Paris Niatin. calls W.. X.
Vanderbilt. Jr.. the king of speedy 2u-
'o,.lobiliStS. He says it requires a cool
head and a steady han0 to avoid an &C
cident when going ut lreal.reck spe, 4.
The smallest obstacle would be sutti-
Gent to cause Death.
General.
c. S. Titus. the champion sculler, an
nounces his intention to stop rowing for
this year.
Candy manufacturers of st. Louis
Chicago and Cincinnati are forming a
$40. 100000 trust.
The anti-Imperialists are planning &c
bring Aguinaldo to this country to ae-
liver a course of lectures in leading
cities.
An American resident of Brazil has
discovered a tree, the juice of which
seems destined to rival if not supersede
rubber.
No trace has been discovered of Ar.
thur r. Teal, pastor OF the First Pres
hyterian church of Katonah, n. j., who
disappeared recently.
WIG dOtOIlloOlle llIll VI NE" 4OA n AAeAS
purchased 800 French machines for de-
livery within 4 year, ranging in value
,;"om $4,000 to $4,000.
Efforts to control the production and
wholesale prices of shovels in the United
States, through a trust and pool with
independent manufacturers, have failed.
Capt. Newman and his son Edward
arrived F21y1,O,1fh In the SS-
foot kerosene launch Abel Abbott Low,
in which they sailed from New York
July 9.
The grand duke Of Russia, while IN
Chicago, wished to ride by himself IN
an auto, and as a result, the machine
mounted an em5ankment and collidad
with Il tree.
The Arthur Hill Company Of Michi'
gan has sold a big limit in the Tenn
iscamingue region to the w. c. Ed
wards company, Ottawa. The price
was 100000
Prof. Andrews, of the Chicago unis
versity, suggests banishing vicious wo-
r1en to a luxurious prison beyond the
crib in the lake. as means of eradicat-
ing the social evil.
The South Chicago Street Railway
company has increased the wages of it's
motormen and conductors to a mini
mum of 20 cent?; an hour and the an
ticipated strike is off.
Bell Quinland of Galesburg, ILL.,, was
elected supreme chief of the supreme
temple Of Rathbone Sisters, and Mrs. n.
]. Nelson of Union City, Ind, supreme
mistress of records and correspondence.
General Manager McNicholl of the
Canadian Pacific railway estimates
! the Manitoba wheat yield would
amount to 60,000,000 bushels, or an in
! crease Of about IL per cent over last
years yield.
Cardinal Vaughan, archbishop OF
Westminster, has dispatched the Very
Rev. Francis Henry, rector of st. Jo-
seph's Missionary college, to the United
States AMI Ca nadia to solicit money for
heather MISSIONS
The National Republican League will
rot meet in ST. Louis upon the occasion
Of President Roosevelt's visit in Oc-
tcber. The Republican State League of
Missouri has found it i1npracticable to
| make the necessary arrangements.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president
of the Canadian Pacific railroad, has
given an official denial to the report
tEat the Canadian Pacific railroad in
tends to buy the Wisconsin Central
railway in order to acquire an entrance
to Chicago.
/ According to statistics based on this
number Of Jewish burials recorded by
the board Of health and compiled by the
Jewish World, the Hebrew population
Of New York city is estimated at 1884,,
'oS. In Manhattan alone every fourth
man or woman is a Jew or Jewcss
David T. Gilmore, formerly MAYOR of
+ Paterson, n. j., in a fit Of dependency.
! ended his life by bullet Mr.. Gilmore
! had consulted specialists during the
/ week, ard one Of hem told him he was
victim of Brights disease in it's worst
| FORM that he would ultimately lose the
f. use Of his limbs and become insane.
! +. l.. Nnl,nor. Il shoe merchant, and
Miss Matilda Grummell were married
| at Giftin, Ohio. two weeks ago. They
returned MONDAY from a wedding tour.
! That night the E,ownson club, of which