Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-05-08


of his wife at the home of the couple
! COS Tod street. Cleveland, committed
suicide in his cell at the county Jail
, by hanging himself from the door knob.
Ex-State Senator Greenlief S. Van
Gordon was held up at Buffalo. n. Y.
| by two masked men. Mr.. Van Gorder
resisted and knocked enc OF the zen
down. The other robber fired three
shots. one of which took effect in Van
| Gorder's shoulder.
BY the explosion OF a powder mill
belonging to the Shenandoah Powder
company at Kreb's Station, Pa, Irwin
! Wolf, Amos Yarnall. w. J. Under
/ NUN, Elmer Stauffer and John Rup-
pert were blown to pieces and the
building demolished.
One of the few American women who
have sons fighting for the British in
south Africa is Lady Jeanne Musgrave
the late David Dudley Fields daughter.
She has just returi,d to England after
short trip to Cape Town Two of her
sons are in the British army.
The spotted fever scourge in the
Bitter Root valley of Montana has
! broken out with greater violence than
| at any time known in the history of
! the peculiar disease. Eight persons
have died of the maady within a week
! and several others are dangerously i'll
At St. Joseph, Mo-. the discovery
was made that large numbers iof
Polish immigrants in the eastern part
OF town have buried 100000 in gold.
divided into small amounts, in various
dooryards The Poles will not trust the
bank, and make secret excavations Tor
their savings.
The monastery Of the Benedictine
Brothers, at Carrollton. Pa. burned
with all its contents. causing heavy
loss. When first noticed a small
name was coming from the roof of a
main building and owing to the high
wind practically nothing could be done
to check it's progress.
Michael Cherko was murdered about
100 feet from the Greek Catholic
church at Freeland, Pa, during the
progress of the Greek Easter services.
George Smith is charged with the
crime Smith. upon entering the
church. failed to remove his hat an,
this started the dispute.
AT the triennial meeting of the
Foresters, DR.. Oronkyetakha. the
supreme grand ranger. called atten-
ton 10 the fact that IN to Ian 1907
the supreme court had distributed IN
henehts more than $11,25O. 900. On
Jan. L 1902 the order had 1871 67,
members, gain, over all losses. or
6t'992 members during four years
Lieutenant Becher. the naval exne,+
IN wireless telegraphy has returned 70
washington from his trip to the North
CafoIina sounds, where he insDected
the weather bureau system of wire.
less biography installed between
ROANOKE and point on the mainland
opposite Hatteras, a distance of fftv
miles as the crow flies. The system
was found to work with absolute az.
curacy, ieiiability and high speed.
The 81 lta Fe railroad has offerod
Ihe new motel at Albuquerque to the
SeVenth-bay adventists, with the IN
derstanding that they will establish
therein a sanitarium, to be oneratad
on the same principles as the one in
Battle Creek, Mich The hotel at Al.
puquerque has ret been a success fin.
ancialiy. and the Santa Fe has made
the offer to attract travel for free treat
ment in case the sanitarium should he
opened. The Aiventists have not yet
taken any action in the matter
Announcement was made at New
York OF a gift by William Guggenbeim
OF New York of check for $50 900 to
the United Hebrew charities as the
nucleus of an endowment fund. and a
further sum of $4,000 conditional on
the gifts of others. The money is TO
De invested for the benefit of the ont
door poor, with especial attention to
WIDOWS who support children. sick
people who would be bread winners
but for illness, and the aged without
| children to support them.