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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

PERSONAL,

s. Jacobson was at Skanee Tuesday.
T. Merleau went to Calumet this week.
Bon Brink was down from Pequaming g
Tuesday.
E. II. Ormsby was over from Baraga
Monday.
Jerry Greenleaf, of Baraga, was Wis
itor Monday.
s. $. Randall, sf Chicago, was in town
Tuesday.
Seymour Holley. Of Marquette, was a
visitor Wednesday.
Sheriff Damn, of Boughton, was ip
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Nesbltt we're over
from Baraga yesterday.
Miss Carrie Senike is visiting her
parests at Ishpeming.
s. Kinney, of Fort Howard, was in
the city part of the week
Miss Sands visited friends and relatives
at Marquette Sunday.
Mr.. aad Mrs. William Moore, OF Pc
quaming, were quests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Thomas, Monday.
J. :. Penrose and daughter, of HonRh-
ton. were in town Thursday. Mr.. Pen
rose is connected with the Heughton
Gazette, and made THE SENTINEL very
pleasant call. ~
w. j. Carney, Chicago; j. q. Watson,
Grand Rapids; W. L. Martin, Cheboygan;
c. ii. Petersen. Msnomines; ii. e. Work,
Watsrtown, and W. d Munroe, OF
Hougbton, were gnests in the city
Thursday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
Nav York Fashion Lenier.

Madame la Mode showers so many ar
tistic novel designs and shades of colors
on the new cotton fabrics that it will
not be the fault of her toilette If the sum
mer girl is not a picture this season.
The new cottons are not only exquisite
in ornament and elegant in effect, but
they are, what is most desirable Of all,
inexpensive. and whea made up accord
ing to the latest caprice OF la Mode, they
are dreams of beauty and daintaess.
Lovely crsped challies celne in variety
of Dresden effects. Sometimes the
whole gown is. scattered with exquisite
blossoms or ornamented with a charm.
ing Dresden border.
One cannot imagine the fascinating
and falry-like effect of the new lowered
lawns trim med with gauze Pompadour
ribbons combined with embroidery or
lace. One beautiful imported gown OF
green organdie is SO exactly the shade OF
June grass that with the perfectly col
ored wild flowers scattered ever 1t, the
effect brought to the mind Is vision of
fresh country fields with bright blossoms.
The very full paysaune skirt is made
over foundation slip of pale violet silk.
A black gauze ribbon painted with but
ter cups and tied In knots at intervals
borders the bottom of the dress. The cor
sage is trimmed ia fichu effect with deli
cate null embroid cry and the same but
ter cup ribbon.
As for points OF information concern
ing street gowns, the dropping waists,
large sleeves and full skirts increase in
popularity.
Modistes from Parls bring skirts very
wide, but less stiffened than formerly.
The average width Is five or six yards at
the foot and close fitting about the hips.
Those like the design on first page of
LA Mode de Paris" fortune are spec
tally popular.
An exquisite little summer gown is H.
lustrated 10 the Paris fashion letter of
the Paris Album of Fashion, The
most charming and picturesque group Of
children's summer costumes and dainty
little bonnets are seen in LA Mode"
The very toilette OH the cover of the
French Dressnaksr" is a poem In itself.
All the aforementioned journals ara
published by the well-ksown house of
A. Mcdowell & Co.. 4 West 14th street.
La Mode de Paris" and paris
Aloum OF Fashion" costs only
$3.50 u year, or 35 cents per copy; "Tho
French Dressmaker" is SO. 90 per anpum,
or so cents copy; LA Mode costs
only S1.5o per year, or Is cests a copy.
II you are unable to ptoeare eithsr OF
these publications from your news
dealer do not take substitute from
him, but apply by mail to Messrs. A.
Mcdowell q Co., West l4th street,
New York City.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
How to. Get ,Em.

This Is the way to catch worms for
fish bait according to az old and ex-
perienced fisherman: Take strong
stick, four or FIVE feet long and sharp at
one eud, and go to some locality, such as
the back of a barn, where the worms are
sure to be plentiful. Drlvo the stick
four OF five inches into the ground with
a hammer or stone, and then begin TO
twist 1t with a rotary motion. Every
few minutes hit the top rap to drive
the point further into the ground, and
keep on twisting. Ia five minutes the
worms will begin crawling cut OF their
holes. and all you have to do is TO pick
them up anj put them In your can.
They hear the grinding and think it is a
mole after them, and know that only on
the surface are they safe. So they come
out. those nearest 70 the ground making
their appearances first, with svery evil
dence OF haste and trepidation. Some
times they come up for distance Of ten
or fifteen feet from the twirling stick;
and 10 places where they are plentiful,
as many as hundred can be literally
scared out OF the ground Ia this man
per. Some people think that worm
has no sense and they may be right In
general, but a worm knows thata mole
is its deadl.est enemy, and will come
squirming to the top Of the ground anv-
time IL hears mole coming In its dircc-
tion
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
IT IS LOST.
rhe Upper Peninsula Normal school Bill
Killed IN the Senate by One Vote.

| huteu III tuo senate Dy One NOtes .
The upper peninsula normal schoo
bill was killed In the senate Tuesday
lacking just one vote. IL received tn,
slime number OF votes on the first at
tempt to. pass it through .he senate
Monday.
When the bill was passed by the houss
last week, the people of this psninsuis
were encouraged In the belief that a,
last the struggle for the normal schoo
was in fair way OF being Gro Hned with
victory, aud petitions were Immediately
forwarded to the senate praying that the
bill be passed. but majority Of the
senators wero apparently seized with an
economical fit (or soma other tit), and
Notwithstanding the plaadings the bill
met an unmarited fate. Some doubts
were entertained as to whether the
governor would sign the bill. providing
that it also passed the senate. out that
oodv has relieved him of the necessity
OF dem bnstratng his pleasure in the
matter, by killing it.
In commenting upon the matter
editorially, the Mining Journal. In part
saws:
"This is disconraging, after our repre-
sentatives in the legislature had worked
so hard and against such odds to get it
through. The action of the house aud
the close vote slow that the justice of
our demand for the school was practi-
cally conceded by the legislature bat
the large total of the appropriations
made at this session had begotten feel
ing toward the close of the session that
thenceforward, and to this the defeit of
the bill may be attributed.
ITO Representative Chamberlain espe-
cial credit is due for the splchdid fight
made for tho bill, and its all-but-suc-
cessfull result. He showed himself an
indefatigable and effective worker for
the interest OF mis- district in pushing
the measure at every stage, and resur-
recting 1T aud Bringing so close to adop-
tion after it had been dealt a damaging
blow in the ways and means committee
OF the house. Even though his GOO
werS will iot Immediately bear fruit it
will no. be without valuable result ulti-
natsly, for It leaves the question %
providing for a normal school np here
in excellent shape for the next !egisa-
ture, when equal effort to secure the
institution can hardly fail in compelling
favorable action"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
PENINSULA POINTERS.

Bertrand Casper. Of Even, was
Frustrated by the heat Tuesday.
The ore trimmers at Marquette were
fined 500 by Judge Stone Tuesday for
contempt.
r. II. Jenkins has succeeded j. G.
Upton as business manager OF the
Houghlen County Progress.
Benjamin Jeffo, an old resident of
Rockland, near Ontonagop, dropped
dead Thursday afternoon.
The pumps were started ct the Millie
mine, Iron Mountain. Tuesday mornisg.
Mining will be resumed the first OF the
week.
The Lake Superior Iron company vii
close dawn It's hard ore workings, em-
bracing what are known as pits No. 2,
3. and Z, at Ishpening, today. Over
200 men VIII be thrown ost of employ
ment.
The regular annual convention OF the
Lake Superior Methodist preachers will
pe heiu Ut Negauheo June 4, ana d. 1t
is expected that large number of min
listers will be present. Rev. J.E. Whalen,
r. E., will preside.
The sawmil at Even, owned and
operated by johnson " Burt. formerly
of lshpeming, was destroyed by fire
Monday pight. Nothing about the mill
was saved. The fire had a good start
before II was discovered. The total loss
is between $1,000 and $4,000. There
was no Insurance on the building or con-
tents. IL is said that the firm will re-
build the mill and resume business on
as large scale as formerly. The mill
was doing a good business and its loss is
big setback to the owners.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
PEQUAMING.
W. K. Havilaad was down from
Traverse Bay one day this week.

w. K. Havilaad was down from
Traverse Bay one day this week.
Miss Lizzie Hitchins returned Wed.
nesdsy, after spending the winter IN the
east.
Mrs. Capt. Mckenzie has been danger
ously III the past ten days, but we are
pleased to announce that at present she
is much better.
Miss Lillian Thomas, OF L'Anse, was
the guest Of Miss Bertha Moore this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Soil spent part oil
the week at their homestead at Point
Abbey.
Joseph Renaud was at his homestead
this week. .ts
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lafarcs mourn tn.
loss Of their infant son, who died Satur.
day last.
John Graham, OF L'Anss, was a visitor
here Monday. "a
The steam barge J. H. Shrigly and
cousort Alva arrived here Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mesdames Latondress and McGray
spent part Of the week at Lake Lindsn
The steam barge Chas. Hebard ans
cousorts Peterson and Wilson arrived
at this port Tuesday afternoon. X.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
RAv,nc MANIAC.
John Juviia TAKEN to the Insane
Asylum This Morning.

John Juviia TAKEN to the Insane
Asylum This Morning.
John Juvila. who was arrested at Ba-
raga on the night OF July =, ls9I.charRed
with assault, with inte.t To DO great
bodily harm. less than the crime Of MUIR
der, and who has stood trial twice 10 the
circuit court, the jury each time being
unable to agree, was arrested at Baraga
Monday for disturbing the peace. He
showed signs OF insanity, and Tuesday
afternoon was brsught to the county
Jail. Soon after being placed in a
cell he begao To rave and thrash
around In lively manner, tear
ing the iron bed frame from the
side OF the cell, and using por-
tions OF II for weapon. He also tore
his own clsthing into shreds.
Thur,day Juvila was examined by
Drs. j. G. Turner. Of this city, and J.NC.
Scallon, OF Hancock, before Probate
Jadgs Shields. and pronounced insane.
Sheriff Hid. accompanied by Alex.
G. Shields. took him TO the In
sane asylum at Traverse City this
morning.
The experience had with Juvila
forcihly demonstrates the fact that he
county jail should he provided with
padded cell fer insane people. The
cost would not be very eroat, aud 1t is
really a necessity.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

The Notorious WIZ Kibbee III the Clutches
OF the Law at Petoskey.

VIII Porter Kibbee, the notorious
young rascal who has committed various
crimes throughout the state, and by his
slippery methods eYaded the law, has at
will doubtless get term Of years In the
prisen at Marquette. Kibbee II appears,
visited Petoskey, and through sympathy
was given position by Editor Charles
5. Hampton. who had heard great deal
about the young man. but as he was
chuck full OF goad resolutions, Mr..
Hampton decided to help him. Klbbee
worked very well for few days, then
there came a change in the program. A
lady stopping at the Occidental Hotel,
lat which place Kibbee also boarded),
found that her purse had been relieved
Of ten dollar bill, and the money
drawer had also been touched for a
dollar. Suspicion pointed toward the
young scamp. and Mr.. Hamptoa decided
to get rid OF him. Shortly after. the
editor found that Kiboee had stolen a
s25 mileage book from his offica, and
upon, having his room searched feund
several other stolsn articles, including
type, etc. Mr.. Hampton at once made
complaint, and in default of $500 bail,
Kibbec was locked up.
A good term OF years in prison would
doubtless teach the young man a lesson.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
N. Il. Mission.

One OF Gee. Z. Piua's horses was very
sick this week.
William Way-wah-sung, OF Assinins,
was here Thursday.
Fraak Pequette and family were down
from Psquamins Sunday.
. George Johnson and family of Bay
Shore. have gonc to Marquette to spend
the summer.
Mrs, Madeline Bashos and Mrs. Nancy
Noad, of Bay Shore, were visiting
friends here the latter part OF last week.
Charles Curtis expects to leave for
Wisconsin IN short tine to visit
Relatives and friends.
The boys engaged IN loading lumber at
L'Ausa Tuesday and Wednesday say
that the weather was the hottest they
ever experienced.
Mrs. wishkee returned to her home
at Bay Shore Monday. She had been
with her mother. Mrs. Holiday. at this
place, all winter.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
The legislature adjourned Tuesday


night.
There was meeting Of L'Anse Lodge
K. OF p, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Johnson are th,
happy parents Of a little son.
Frank Senike, of Ishpeming, spent
Sunday with friends In town.
Mosquitoes are thick aud the pesky
little imps are hungry as bears.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Pem5erthy. Of
Houghton, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
@. McKernan.
Mrs. Geo. Seaman and daughter
| Bessie, of Saut Ste. Marie, are the
guests of Mrs. j. B. Smith.
"a Living Christ; Christlike Living,''
was the subject at the meeting Of the
Christian Endeavor last evening.
The flag en- the court house was at
half mast Wednesday, on account of
the death OF Secretary w. @, Gres-
ham.
Several parties from Houghton ar
rived in town Thursday on the yacht
Viking. They reported very pleasant
trip.
The barge Melbourne took cargo of
lumber from the L'Anse Lumber com
pany's dock this week for Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
Mrs. Jas. Edwards and two sons, of
Houghtcn, came down Cp the Valerie
Thursday, and were guests at tho Nc.
Herman residence.
There was no public observance of
Decoration Day in this city aside from
business places being closed. 1t raiaed
hard most of the day.
Peter Helm, OF Houghton. is In the
city with line of musical instruments
which he has on exhibition at Thos.
Brady's jewery store.
a new 1reakwater, 12x60 feet, was
erected this week at the mouth of
Meadow Creek. The work was per-
formed under the direction of the street
committee.
Alex. Seigel met with painful ac-
cdent last Saturday while coming from
Pequaming, caused by his team running
away. He was thrown to the ground
and had several of his ribs fractured.
Testimony was heard Tuesday 10 the
land office IN two belated Canal grant
cases. Active preparations are being
made to carry up all this class of eases
to the general land ofice.-Mining
Journal.
A bed of No. browastoBe about eight
feet in depth, hag beea struck at the
OBrien stone quarry. near this town,
and the ontlosk is indeed bright. Quite
a number of men are employed, and the
force is being Increased.
Nj. Mauger had two beautiful whitefish
Thursday morning which were caught
th gill nets on the bay shore by James
Halliday. One Of the fish weighed
twelve pounds and the other eight. Mr..
Halliday states that they are the largest
ever caught in this bay.
George Hayden, of Ishpemia e attorney
for the Michigan Land q Iron company.
was in the city Thursday, and paid the
treasurer the taxes for the COM
pany for the year 1894. amounting to
SIT 7,23040. This did not include the
taxes in Covington township.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
You're Way on.

Aa Train, town in 9araga county,
in this state. has 40 chnrch.-Menomi-
nee Enterprise.
II the publisher of The Enterprise will
consult the map. he will find that An
Train is in Alger county. and not Baraga
county. No charges for the informa-
ton, brother.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
Here nnd There.

The sensational Pope murder trial is
now In proRres, at Detroit.
Police Superintendent Byrnss, OF New
York, has resigned his offics
The court OF appeals has ordered that
Or. Buchanan be slsctrocutsd at Albasy,
N. Y, during the week beginnins Nor
day, July ].
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

A farmer living few miles up the
line went to the doctor few DAYS ago
to get cured for deafness in one of his
ears. The doctor made the preliminary
excavations and finally pulled out a
chunk OF some hard substance which
proved to be piece OF plug tobacco
The farmer then suddenly remembered
that more than year before he had
earache and an old woman had told him
that chow of tobacco placed in the ear
would cure IL. He put the piece OF to-
bacco in his car and left it there, finally
forgetting all about 1t until the doctor
pulled 1t out the otker day Menomi-
nee Journal Perhaps If the doctor had
fished around In the other ear he would
have found corn-cob pipe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
Notice.

/ wish to announce that / get all Of my
baking fron lshpsmiog daily. aad
all orders will receive prompt attention.
Paquaming orders may We given to the
driver OF g. p. BIanksnhcrn's meat
wagon. MRS. A. SEIeEL.
IAnse Bakery.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
CITY ITEMS.

oh, weather, weather, weather!
Your ways we can't fortell!
First you call for overcoats
And then for an umbrell;
Next you want palm leaf fan
Precipitation flows
Then you make the suffering man
Don his winter clothes.
oh, weather, weather, weather,
With all these changes, quick,
Pray, what can human nature do,
But just sit down and kick.
-Washington Star,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

fyou want TO purchase a high grade
bicycle and save Abaut S2b. cal At this
Office. We handle the Bslvidsre, Ameri-
can. Beauty. Ixisp aod Chic. They are
. well-made, frst-cIass wheels.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
UhureA Directory.

Catholic Church, Sunday, June Q,
First mass at $3.50 a. m. High mass at
1890 a. m. vespers at p. n.
REV. WM. JoIsrEH. Pastor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
SHALL WE cELEeRATE7
That Is the Question to Be Decided
Upon Regarding the Clor-
ious Fourth.

The question Is being agitated by a
number OF business mep OF this city re-
garding a grand celebration on the
glorious Fourth, and as near as can be
aseertained tho matter meets with gen.
eral approval. Last year celebration
was held at Baraga, and tho people Of
LAnse turned out literally to make it a
success. This year the day should be
fittingly observed here, and it is safe TO
say that our friends across the bay Will
likewise attend and help do honors to
the occasion, providing that celebra-
tion is held. We believe that rousiug
observance OF the day would be good
thing. aud be greatly enjoyed by the
people of the county, but II 1t Is to be
held no time should be lost in perfecting
proper arrangements. II the people
mean business let meeting be called rs
soon as possible and the various COM
mittees appointed to attend to the mat.
ter. Let us give the eagle chance
to scream in L'Anss this year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
noulNsoN's PET
Railroad Bill Laid to Rest in the Senate
Graveyard.

kailruau u Ill LhNi 10 htst III
Graveyard.
10. ". RobiusSn's pet bill to reduce
the passenger rate on upper peninsula
railroads from four cents to three
cents per mile. was laid on the
table in the sesate Tuesday before final
adjournment. which means that tho bill
is dead. Mr.. Robinson worked hard 10
carry it through, but it is apparent that
a majority of the members OF the senate
did not think it wise plan, and ae-
corsingly killed it.
The bill in favor OF capital punishment
was also killed in the hoase. Hereto
fore 1t has always seen ths house that
passed the hanging. sbills, while they
were killed 10 the sanate. This time It
was the senate that passed the bill and
the lower house Knocked 10 out.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01
For Rent.

The Saloon In the Sicotte building on
Main Street, formerly occupied BY
George Gaumond. will bc for rent after
May 1st. For further particulars inquire
Of Octave Sicotte, LAnse, Mich.
5-4-tf
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

The sentence OF Dsbs and bis A. r. U.
associates has besn confirmed by the
supreme court Of the United States.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

All kinds Of 6ne jsb printing done.at
this sfice.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-05-16
WILD WAS NOT BRIBED.
The Alleged Scandal Regarding tho
Coal Miners Last Strike
Falls Flat.

Columbus, O., May Hottie investisa-l
ton by the Trades and Labor assembly
of this city of charges preferred by MarE|
Wild against John Mcbride being abso-l
lutely secret, the following statement
from an outside source is reliable andl
does not violate any confidence. 1t has
reference to the $500 which was given
to Mark Wild by John Mcbride andI
which is claimed by Wild as a bride
He as a Debs man was. or had been,
leading a strike of Hooking Valley rail
way employees. The coal miners strike
had been settled and the miners had re-
turned to work when Wild's men stopped
the coal trains
The facts, as given to representative
Of the Associated press, are that the
money was raised by Mr.. Morris of Ceye-
land AID of the Morris Coal company
after the railroad strike had been set
tied and in consideration of the fact that
Wild had advised Il settlement without
regard to himself and with the full knowl
edge that he should not be reinstated 10y
the Hooking Valley Railway company.
The railway company had refused to lis
ten to him and he had John Mcbride go
to the company in behalf of the railway
men. The coal operators entertained the
opinion that such disinterested act was
worthy of a reward, and that it would
be wrong to permit Wild and his family
to suffer under the circumstances.
The state board of arbitration commit
tee, composed Of business men of Co
lumbus and Nelsonville, also substantially
endorsed his action. The subject was
spoken Of at Il public meeting in Nelson
vile, SO that there was not any effort
made to cover the matter up. Mr.. Nor
ris handed the money to Mcbride for
the reason that Mcbride had represented
the railway strikers and was therefore
the proper channel through which the
money should pass. The money was
promptly turned over to Wild. who has
never denied. but admitted. having re-
ceived it. The foregoing is q complete
history Of the money charges filed against
Mcbride. The inquiry has been tempo
rarily suspended to accommodate 2. }.
Mc(,uirp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-05-16
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