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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
LATER.

ADvICEs from Managua say that Mic
aragua protests before oil nations
against the outrage which Great Brit
ain infiicts upon her by the military
occupation of the port of Corinto in
order to seize from her by force a sum
of money which is not owed, in abso-
lutte disregard of international laws
and Of the dictates of right, justice and
equity.
TIE Merchants national bank of
Rome, Ga, closed its doors The bank
had n capital of 100000.
THE great dixie at Bonzey, France,
burst and $50 persons were drowned
and the whole region over which the
thousands of tons of water swept was
strewn with every sort of wreckage.
The Trading Commercial company
of Laramie, Wyo., made an assignment
for 800, 900.
FIRE losses throughout the country
for the week ended on the 2Tth
amounted to Sc, 195,4 25, against S5,l15,-
$50 for the week previous.
The steam barge Sake Sheppard
foundered off Turtle Island, o., and
Capt Haywood, Mate Fin Carl, Fire
men William Houston and William
Jones, Brown, deck hand, and deck
hand whose name was unknown were
drowned.
GEN. GRANTS 18th anniversary was
celebrated in Chicago, Mrs. Grant and
her daughter, Mrs. Sartoris, being
present at the ceremonies.
DR. FREDERIC ANDRos, who was the
first practicing physician to locate west
of the Mississippi river, died in Mime
apolis mt the age of 02 years.
FIRE destroyed portion of the Will
lard state hospital at Ovid, N. Y, the
loss being 100000.
GEORGE JACOB ScHwEINFURTH, the al
legged Christ, was found guilty of adul-
terry by the grand jury at Rockford
ILL.,, and in default of $1,000 bond was
confined in the county Jail.
EDWARD TUCKER, a merchant at Port
Tampa, Fla, was taken from his house
and numerically whipped by feminine
white caps for abusing his wife.
Mrs. MARY PosT, her daughter, Mrs.
Pat Finley, and little Ethel Finley,
were drowned in the river near Autrain,
Mich.
ONO republicans will hold their state
convention at GAINESVILLE, May 2s.
percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended ION the 27th were: Pittsburgh,
1878; Baltimore, .667; Boston, 800;
Brooklyn, 800; Washington, 500; New
York 800; Chicago, 500; Cleveland.
500; Cincinnati, 800; Louisville, 1875;
Philadelphia, 1888; St Louis, $50
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
FOREIGN.

THE execution of the famous bandits
Feliciano Mariavos and Mauricio
Rivera took place at GuadalGjara, Mex
leo.
In riot among soldiers in the north.
ern portion of the island of Formosa
twenty-eight persons, including two
officers, were killed and fifty were
wounded.
A DISPATCH from Odessa says that
many people were drowned and inn
mense damage to property done in the
governments of Keff and Tchernigoff
by high water in the Dnieper.
THE United States customs officials
at Montreal unearthed gang of
smugglers who shipped Chinese across
the border to Vanceboro, Me-, in per-
forated collins.
THE Russian government sent note
to Japan intimating there were various
conditions to the treaty of peace be-
tween Japan and China that Russia
could not allow to be put into execu-
ton.
THE Russian government has ex-
PEELED Nine. Modjeska, the well-known
actress, from Warsaw. owing to vio-
lent speech she made against Russia in
Chicago.
Six men were killed and several
wounded at the village of Huatla,
Mexico, by the collapse Of an amphi-
theater.
PRESIDENT CoRDEURo, of Ecuador,
has resigned, the vice president taking
his place.
A SCORE or more women and girl en-
ployes were killed or fatally hurt and
$500, 600 in property was lost in a fire in
w. c. McDonald's tobacco factory at
Montreal.
THE Japanese government, replying
to the note of the Russian government,
intimating that change is necessary
in various conditions in the treaty Of
peace, says no change can be made.
THIRTEEN men were killed in mine
explosion ut Denny, Scotland.
LATEST advices received from Near
aqua reported that the British troops
had landed at Corinto and occupied the
town.
JAPAN was amazed at the aggressive
combination of Russia, France and
Germany against the carrying out Of
the treaty with China.
Four towns in Hungary-Mosrin,
Kutoz, Vilova and Rudolfsgrade-were
practically destroyed by floods, the
damage amounting to S5,Ooo,0oo.
FIRE at Hartney, prosperous town
In Manitoba, destroyed fourteen busi-
ness places. Loss, 100000.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
May Turn Convlcts Loose

LINCOLN, Neb., April GA peculiar
situation has developed in state
finances, by which it may be necessary
to close the penitentiary. The last
legislature abolished the contract sys-
tenn in vogue but failed to appropriate
funds to pay the institutions expenses.
No money Is available. The governor
must call an extra session of the legis-
lature to have the appropriation made
or make the penitentiary sclf-support-
Ing. He will try the latter.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
WIZ Appeal to American Capitalists.

ST. JOINS, N. f., April 27.-Sir Will
lam Waterways followers, composing
the government of Newfoundland,
have resolved upon appealing for help
to the United States, asking them to
grapplc with the present financial diff
culties which are irresistibly drawing
the island toward union with Canada.
The colony needs s1,0oO,000 to meet
pressing liabilities in the shape of
Withdrawals from the government
savings banks and interest on loans
due in London at the end of June. The
government intends applying to Amer
lean capitalists to obtain the money.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
HoUSEkEEPERs TRY.

BEEswAx and salt on a rusty iron.
BRoILINe tomatoes and sprinlkling
with little cheese while cooking.
MAKING jelly by boiling the juice
twenty minutes, adding, cupful for
cupful, sugar heated In the oven nnd
cooking eight minutes longer.
CLEANING frosted silver ornaments
by dissolving lump of soda In pan OF
boiling water and letting them stand In
II few moments, adding a little yell
low soap and rubbing the articles with
q soft brush, then drying on brick, In
q hot oven. Good Housekeeping.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence Is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but II 10 man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute II offered
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
WORK OF TRAIN WRECkERs.
Diaboiicai Attempts u Big Four Flyer
Fall by Merest Chance.

MIKES, Mich, April 25. - Two at
tempts were made Tuesday night near
Benton Harbor to wreck the Big
-Four train known as the Court
House Flyer" The first attempt
was made miles south of
Benton IInrbor. where the train
struck dummy-car which had been
placed on the track. The car was de-
molished and the front end of the
engine damaged. Two miles further,
while moving at slow rate. the train
struck n pile of ties and was delayed
two hours. This last accident occurred
at what is known as the Sodus curve,
the most dangerous part of the road,
and had the train been running at the
regular speed, frightful accident
would have been the result. with pos
sibly IL great loss of life. There is no
clew to the perpetrators.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
MATTHEWS WOULD ACCEPT.

Indiana's Governor. However, is Not Seek
Ing the Nomination for President.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 27.-In an
interview with Gov. Matthews he was
asked IL he would take the democratic
nomination for president If IL were Of
fered to him. His reply was:
'Of course would. So would any citizen
II the governor OF state says he would refuse
TO be so honorcd. you can put it down that his
statement is pure and simple nfectation. But
am not a candidate. not candidate for any
thing-that is. In the sense OF seeking the NOM
nation"
The governor refused to declare him
self for free silver, but said he would
stand by his party record and decla RAJ
tions in the past.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
Hoods SarsapariIla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the public eye to-day.

Somewhere.
Somewhere, brightly beaming, shedding rays
Of crystal light
Through tho clouds that hang so angry
through tho veil Of gloomy night
know my star Is shining. and Its beauty soon
will throw
A halo OF sweet resting while love whispers
soft and lowl
Somewhere, murmuring gently. It's wond'rous
melody.
Coming family. family breathing on the fu-
lures kiss to me-
Iknow my song Is blending with the dreams OF
brighter past
know its ringing chorus on the tender breeze
is casti
Somewh roses blossotn--all their thorns
are cast aside
Somewhere, ships are resting on calm and
placid tide;
While hope. with eager pleading, leads me on
with tender smife,
To find my dreams unfolded In the arms of
afterwhile!
Atlanta Constitution
If man speaks or acts with pure thought,
happiness follows him like shadow that
never leaves him.-Buddha-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE seth birthday OF Mrs. William
Mckinley, ST., mother of the governor,
was celebrated with a family reunion
at Canton. O.
THE Kentucky republican state CEN
trail committee has postponed the state
convention from May 20 TO June s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14

in the midst % the better section OF Lon
don the Thames has little that is excit-
ing about H. II is down by the docks-the
East India docks especially-that what is
left Of Us old criminal life chiefly concen-
frafeS Several murders we're done there
last year. and ships and men innamerahle
were robbed by the thugs and scoundrels
who prey on sailors and their weak
nesses. Down there, too. women take
their part in the villalny Of the Thames.
There are many OF them who watch for
druuken men as eagerly as the police
watch for them, and from whose clutches
{. Is unlikely that Jack viii escape With
cent losing his money. and very likely his
lffe as well one especially brutal murder
Of a drunken sailor ~ one 81 these women
and her acromplices was frustrated while
7 have been in London. The intended VIC
tim frustrated II IN the simplest possible
vay hy killing he woman and badly hurt
ing .wo men who were trying 20 help her
commit murder II Is a bad thing 20 over
estimate a mans drunkenness
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:. and part ~ it's asv.rra -.
a.. -, oeea the increase Of ne :,
s,~. !. - y. aFueFsTs who eNr0z shavn1as--~~
,s.-.s Ias1s fhe policemen IN r. 1is,sa
-. boats are not rrstAos,. t,,as- 49,
Irs iaey often ars6 wha, they arc leos-
80 15a'en oFidse-tfsat historic ssrpo.ur.
:, s.a, nss been falling down in the 49,, :
o. cnlsdaooG ever sfrsca wosSs- GO
a"e popular az a poeteTs--Ae-.~ - :.
srh, -sos1te spFingboarvf OF the rrsfserat,aes
-. . ISL 20 leap into ETERNITY. g~o-ex =.
1rsask jump from & every wear "a :,
- q tfaaatton in Scotland ysrs 49,. a..
are tire ones which always ysxs
sleasest trouble 20 the police. Thev
s1 ih % generate puzzsing mysteries ore
go - winter four rsersons--ore woman
tnfre men-jumnes from I,onan,
= .ese between the hours Of fulSnsgst srs
=, NJ. and each one bothered the r-pgtra
= marty suicide Is rot much ho.her
= Simply Necessary for the r,atr,arnsr
t1s ponce boat TO catch the bosy with
GOAT hook. tow Il ashore ard turr !.
over 70 the tender nercies % the coro,ar
~ sometimes II Is not so simple. One a.
slle1aes. for Instance, was the
"fecEa-se which had been fes4 in the waka
OF young nobienan's dissipation. and {,
- aiEars nuisance in England for a
young woman OF that sort to XIII herself
- att'acts public attention TO her and 20
ths afistocrsts' dissipation. That Ia GER
talniy enough 20 bother the police An
etaer OF that nights bits OF human nos-
sam was man who had the had taste 20
write long letter 70 the papers showing
tnaf ne had been literally driven 10 MS
death by the laws OF England. which
would not permit him To make a living.
yer Insisted on sending him 20 Jail II he
did not clothe his children well enough TO
permit them TO appear at school The
third WIS well dressed and Of a finely bred
appearance. His identity was a great
oother. When II was finally found GU.
fnat ne was a member OF family well
known indeed. but secretly affected with
an insane faint which had taken this way
OF making Itself felt, there was as much
trouble in hiding his name as there had
at first been in uneartajng IL. The fourth
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Offering a snug refuge for their owner aai
privilege to lie anywhere m ,the river a.
any time. So long as they do not interrupt
the navigation Of their fellows. and When
one needs repairs !; Is simply sisered up
where low tide wlll leave 81 high and dry
on a shelving mud bod and permitted 20
remain there until the leistrely workmen
have completed the toh % fixing u.
one OF these old barges Law ell winter
about a mile above where WeStminster
Ahbey's big gray towers overlook the
Thames and its generally dllapidsted ard
deserted appearance attracted m especial
attention. Rut one aay the police thought
Il had lain there long enough and ToWed
uu ~ see what tho number Of its hoeuse
vas moments investigation showed
that lt was az that tin1e hNirE used fo~ A
ptsrrNsa which 20 waferTnau's license Cow
erred that s. vas Tho resort ~ a gang ~
thieves Qmscklv fhe officers made away
again intending - return thar 7iRht.
when they we're more likely - catch ere
whole gang and when they could have 70
Inducements within CALI They Gid So
ana there was man i8 the beat WITH
them who was ret a member Of tss
Thames police. There ensaed the pretttess
erht imaginable All the resnforcer ants
handy were needed. and when. az last the
osFsrerz had succeeded in overcoming ard
s~rextirE three % TIE rufhans-three hal
eseApef-two roifccu1en were badly dam
swef n was 'org thought taat one would
de. but he viii probably pull through
The barge bad been the headquarters az
ore o. tne most desperate gangs % erin
frals IN The city. Driven from Shoreditrh
nv fha destruction 81 their old haunts,
thew had fouaa this Oh barge and either
hexre9 or forced the owner 20 give as
consent - wing & mp ard permitting them
70 make Il their refuge during the winter.
At 5ast accounts, indeed this owner had
~. been found II : possible tha; he has
ALREADY played part n one 81 the TRACE
dies = murder which the Thames hides
so sgceeSSfaigy and that the gang began
So occupancy ~ etecsinS tire ownrr from
Maker,
Alas ill., E-x. .. iss I--z.e4, ho.exe-,
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car Won locate ~ You ournt n he
shie 20 because yea live in e. THIS
Ne eate known anything about up 10
date. Jupiter or Saturn may Re ah.e 20
Sls~.oyfet II Perhaps. and perhaps rot.
II s. pretty faH Of people Eho are con-
ff7fsa1iy tinkering wlth themselves
r,atehi-e themselves uFt--so % speak IN a
rre-firtnaI Nay II they are c0nst9pate1,
falious Or dySp@ptic they rush 20 the
s7eareSs druggist for g violent pgrgAtlve.
II thev are n1alarsous they ay for relief
- that ancient bat Intellectual reliance
vha ssslptafe 81 Qusntns- THIS Is what
thev shouldn't do. What they should Is
- 1seA1n and pursue course OF HoSEet-
tiers stomach Bftters, the pTlmese OF al
terattvss ard sntf-rnalaxial specifics PAR
TtcuRArly valuable also for rheumatism.
neuralgia nervousness ant debility and
q promoter af sleep AID asDet.rS bels-
La. - -. eA.o.s@ a1T4-.e&s
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AUTUMN.

r,h-o,,cb scarlet arches and dusk CORR
sh. moves faint perfumes at her queenly
A,s rIein+.ve voices calling at her side.
Her grandeur blsnches. passes Autumn.
With colors Of the cloud. the rose. the
Woven n in her leaves. sveet-hushed as
She too. snail fade away; and where she
shall he low auttering pulses. vanishings,
And solemn shadow. weight OF frost ana
Already w. 10 the trees. those giant flowers.
The blossoms Of the gods, from Their
Begin 70 shed the spiendor. and look
Tn silent wonder on the wealth they wore
SSleaming below. The maple that doth
His o%n glad sunshine. make his own
Begins s. to dsrken: waiiing haunts the
strange e., walung from the lowiands; on
SLOW 50 s.s1s the fatal gray. Yea. Au-
q, loTeliness. for whom strong Beauty
TIN she could DO no uore-she, toe. must
she passes. ard 20 listening hearts she
she sa8 Der maids, shelr tressss back
uama blown.
Shining under the wind:
.~-T'f ga esofors. memories are they.
Tfto nass this beauty wore
These spiendors Soge the charm or
rvSev all were in the SINNERS golden
store
They dwelt they shone. and passed
away.
All All have been before;
~Tsfs nut the glamour Of the day.
The glory Of tbs day that - no
,~ors John Vance Cheney.
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devised the ballet az the Empire music
hall. where the scene which must have oc-
CURED before the two victims jumped into
tha wafer. Is nightly acted in paniomine
although on fhe stage of ne music nail
the nnisode has happy ending wife.
driven % desperation by her hus1sud :
gs,nbIinr- he daily robbed her OF her
small earnings - that he might spend
them Al the Carl tahle-vrappcd her T.
yaar-ola daughter 70 her breast with her
shin old shawl and jumped into TIE
frames thus snufiing out not only her
own unhappy llfr, bat also that OF the
child whom she loved. but whose wants
her unnatural husbands craze for gaming
vroula not permit her 20 satisfy The
doctors said that the lttle one would soon
have ,lled 81 starvation anyhow.
Rut suicide IS not the only crime which
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eaeks, where Is concentrated the vast
clipping OF the Indias, there is no part or
cher bank which has not its story. and
II Interesting story, too. / have seen the
Thames so covered with pleasure craft
from bank to bank that comfortable row
iag was impossible. and the scene gay
with the bright colors OF merry making
semen's clothes was like the flashing Of a
kaleidoscope. But | have also seen IL
when. wrapped and covered with the
ssoon Of night. II flowed along nosseiessly
sna smooth like a stream OF oil, dark. SIM
.sisr and self-contained. disturbed only
b the splashing oars OF policemen. who,
n their darting skins. were looking FOR
tive ihings-ctime and death. They found
them. They ever found them.
To no part OF London has greater effort
toward reform been devoted than
70 the Thames. There have been
tines when along It's banks the
most desperate and cunning Of the biggest
riys criminals have nightly gathered. IN
faoss days barges al anchor in the stream
sHi ships al the docks were forced 10
guard their property as IL they were In a
Place where law and order did not exist.
an told that more than a dozen murders
were done BY Thames thieves In one w..
years ago, and that a drunken man was
almost certain 20 lose his valuabiea. ard,
ase a nct. his life If he yentnred near 10
ne strange river that flows through Ion
der
AZ tha, time the banks for great dis
'Afees were lined with the old Thames
seass, over the feet or which the river
fan at high tide. and which. on the ehh.
ssre the resort OF the whole city's poor
sad wicked. have q picture in my pos
fsssion which shows a hundred outcaSss
fesntng on the stone flooring between the
Pillars OF. one of these arches. and ehcre
= no doubt that this picture Is a faithful
representation Of a scene which actually
ard nightly occurred in the old days-and
oe cd days have not gone FOR many
ysars
sns that was before the sfays OF the
metropolitan police Now y great fioSi-
'as dock al the side 81 Victoria embank-
meni Is the headquarters of one OF the
rlas' perfectly disciplined and thoroughly
sempeient bodies OF police in the whole
word The arches have been replaced hN
'aia very emhaukment and the othefs
safh. IKE u. ilne tho Thames with sohd
s'one walls surmouutct hv pleasant drive
Ways o. stai3 business streets. The docks
sfe IS well ratrailed by the officers OF the
az as IS tho strand. and the ola-tiFne
essferate Natersiie characters have. 70
tfai extent passed into history That
Impressive waters!de scene in The silver
A'ag y no longer true 10 life. although
ne time ne play WAS produced II was
sA7 mat scenery and characters were
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yictim-and his death was a real misfor-
fune-was man who had been long
searched for by the police, and who could
have given very valuable information in
most important criminal case had he not
killed himself just at the wrong moment.
So even the suicides from London bridge
go to swell the chorus of Sir Arthur Sui
Iivan's song. that a PoEceman's Life Is
Not Happy one"
There are a great many suicides from
the other Thames bridges in the course Of
each year In al the Thames Yields up 80
many dead bodies that its nights seem 70
be lined with tragedy. One water police
man who found one dead man after an
other every night for a week was weak
enough TO go mad from the horror OF II.
am told. A city which has 5000 unem-
ployed should train its officers better than
that
The most dramatic suicide OF late years
apparently gave hdnt 10 the man who
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- hiding IN It's breast Inc Tragedies OF
- ihousand lives, the Thames flows
.s-auxa London II Is not the Old Thames
- Thames that Dickens knew It is
- rev Thames OF which Dickens son
e made dictionary. which Is devoted
,,Doss entirely 10 describing pleasures.
3: although the days Of Rogue Rider
- CATER Hexam and his daughter
- the days when these and many
t.s.,.rssders like them made their pitiful
s-s,~x by finding drowned bodies and
rsse.;sur such small yaiuables as were left
- them have passed away, Ii Is stiI
- that the Thames is full OF romance.
!. sp,I OF mystery, is full OF fascination.
krm IS upper reaches where that dread-
~ srhoolnaster cast his victim into the
- and left him there to die. 10 its lower
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fyousrs
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ssea from existing places and existing
The man Who wrote tha' p4sY~A
:. e,f2TaH,A 81 ;he desperate orluina43iE
IoAion-has now turned his attention
- writing PLAYS witch tell % ire iFnraof-
@ another ciass-ta0se IN high NE
- ne authors change NAV have sig
-a1ee ungaesse3 The Thames has
-, reformed as Whi'echapel has been
:. mel London has succeeded very Vel
: s4yasHg e certain kind of crime whaea
eesh or poverty sac has sncccS1e,l
- noee better in aEhtias that thsn sf'e
u Hghunw certain other kinds ~
ssalgh
49,. A.. ne Thames Is rot W4-aout SIS wick
-. Civilization hss not ye. advances
-. - n prevent a muTslerer from &C.
d. .@iY tAraains 1As body - his ssc-
.-ss lie back waseEs .. Tia strange