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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
ERIE as.

Sheriff N c. Watts. of stanton. is
in the city on business.
Mi James W.hn. Of Stanton, who
mas property interests in NeNnnrl
News. arrived in the city last evening.
Mr. Fred +. Allen, who has been con
lined t" his room by an attack of ma
la''ial fever. is convalescing.
Mcssrs. w. v. Wright and Richard
Hooker returned yesterday from a
weeks vacation at Natural Bridge, Va,
ana vicinity.
The oyster season opened yesterday.
ana hundreds of boats could be seen ON
:ho oyster grounds all day The hi
valves taken yesterday were Of Il fine
grade.
Among the new members elected by
the Virginia Medical Socalv. which has
been in session at Virginia Beach tbs
Week. are the following :rnn DIS city:
orS. j. Is. rorsS, w. T. Knight j. L.
Hume and G. Il. Pearson
Nnrfolk's Small Representations
The indications are that only a limit
cd number of Norfolk iirem.n win III
tchh the annual convention Of the Viz
ginia State FircmenS Association, tt
convene in Newport News This :lonth
some years ago Norfolk had the lars
est membership in the association, but
the members dropped out as their nleii:-
bcrship with the body ceased 20 lie ben
ciciai. until now there only thirteen
A majority of these viii attend tins
years session of the ass ,ciation. N II
ginian and Pilot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
tl.:e': REPRESENTATIVES,.


Til" han;'Ec:m silk flag which was;
rerr'i's''' through The riI"rss "f the
lady :rir,.ds II the NrWp.r, News vol
unir,r lirc department wa. presented
To i-;nrlty Firr Company No last
night ~ the city engine house. The
little li:ill III the second iiunr Of Ia, an
:;inr h"ns,. was comfortably lilci and
the exercises attendant "n the pryScn-
tatipn We're very interesting.
Ere Commissioner Y. NJ. Ee!snn vas
made chairman of the meeting by vote
OF HE iii'enlrn. He Introduced Mayor
Moss. "!l" MAS selected - i,c,"n! the
flag on behalf al: The ladies'. The may
"r. in the course. Of his rrElarils spoke
of lie origin If Ii. great American
flag. how i, caln,- to hc the standard.
not nnl, 81 his army ana navy, LlI
of every Organization claiming Ameri-
can protection and spoke highly of the
lirrmrn's duty in life. drawln" interest :
ing comparisons With the soldiers ard
the sailors.
!r@ Commissioner j. \. liirshEcrg
received the ia:; from the mayor on be
half ni i.incrtN Fire Company and in
doing 50 made one IS his uslluI happy
speeches. Mr.. fl.rshbcrG cnmplimentcia
the iiir;Hrn very highly for their work
in ic:la!f of The city and its citizens;
connlim"ntcd the city ON having such
Surrd The ladies that they should feel
h.'"It.d III having he :lrnor + present
ing the starry emblem 10 such Il worthy
body 90! men.
Chief Engineer w. Is STOW. Jr., ais,
thanked line l;idics for the iirrncn ard
assured them ha, the Rag would al
WAYS be carried with honor.
Ate. the exercises refreshments we. G
served by The nicHlbers oil Liberty Fire
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Governor i,lcrbe to Make a Second
Race With the Prohibition CANDIDATE
(Ry rTaJaurnrbA

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Sep. 1.--Out of
a total vote accounted For up to mid
night tonight of G6.l!3. Governor, Ellcr-
be leads with 24.7lG and will have to
make the second race with the nrohi-
bition leader. Mr.. Featherstone, who
comes second with l4,91l. EN- Congress
man Iillman is in third place. with 10,
32l. Very nearly all OF the counties
have reported officially tonight. Beau
fort is the only county in the state
from which absolutely nothing has been
heard. The returns are not yet suffl-
GENTLY complete to indicate conclusive
results as to the other state officers
Congressman Strt has been beaten in
the Fifth district. M.ssrS Barber and
Finley entering the second race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
JAPANESE EMBASSIES.
(By 1'elegraph.)

IBy IF1eSTapH.1 ---
VANCOUVER. Il. c.. Sept. THE
Empress Of China. which has arrived
here. brings news 10 the effect that the
japanese legations at London and
Washington will be raised to the rank
of embassies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
ON TILE rTRE

EEADNlLLE. MASS, Sep. AT the
,roftinS park here today Star Painter
was sent against his recor, nf / az Il
nut failed I" beat ii by hair Il second
Gr;tttan Boy Won the Massachusetts
stakes. $1,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
-31M IOnI NEWS. VA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMTEP ). 7ooo

-
y,S,n,,I., ,e"S are greatly elat.
81 c,.iv,l ~, c 80. y. G. PeachE ,
!, ,,, '' i"!i"Wins letter from Mr.
n.y., ~, nom The Wise men reco
s''n" Congressional district:
u't"arters Republican Congr. ssio
n , tee WaShngtnn d. I
u Is !. vs.. 81. lSsS.
p, .. g.; I'N, Esq. portsmouth,. Va !:
,'aI Hlr.-+N After examining the nan.
," .,;.n by DR.. Wise and hearing II
Nc ,..t,,,. ,;.S VI several Republicans fro
&. ,,, ni uis.flet. have come to the COZ
,.n,,,','i, ~, ,,.'' IL would not be fair for til
,ur ,Iist,;,., "a, .i''l me convention
,',, :. Out mat Justice detnan
y -" -. 'HrosniIed as the chairnit
tina, ~, ;i,lpi'can coirmitt.e f,
81 ne III. " Hsinla
'n H., sec" *. - o.auht"n laid dow
ne COIL sar'S government
'tilalii RUE: n''p"rd this Yea,
M''!':h Sn"ul" u'W ,ne ',"nsrs ssion
section pfoNids. 'e elected. and whe
~ ,i',., =, i'.'',i "Ae'S 'nu"re'den
81 , ureelu u - Wis ',hI II any va
Wy. I,.'y .'.',,raI IN ne Congress
s"i.a, e" ,n1 !, seth Va 'oi 81 IN
".iH -" n'iei 'H lnt iu'i az ~ III,
~ ,sS .''n ~ ,''li'ii.e.ee, 81 -4!v
1 'h. -" ~ .yi"ts:h.,.t w, Snnt;,,r
,rnvdes sn.citir,liv. N..Anv ra,.nnc,' as
49, '',,,, .,.;r t,s -.
90 ''"e ~ NY ~ ,'te w
~, 'e" W wy
'' ,r,';.' > ~: 90
h's ~ ''i,.'o. 1900 me-. NV.
convention to be held at Norfolk on the
'tn day OF Stptenber, lS"S During tn"
n.itI, ~, ,.;,t - ",.'.s,,,..
~ ~, ~ ,!,;
si,l,. as retr,.snniinr ~. Ennm,iic.ns ,,f
IN. second ,is,,.,., =nf Vir.ini., anI ~.
fnr, ,b,i i, tj,n a,.c,;on rnIin,,;n.r ,.l.,,
-, 49,, - =, -, 49, =, " ~. ~,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
Local Yard Underbids All
Competitors.
AN 10 KNOT BATTLESHiP


- 'e oiNS "i me N""l"rt News
9''ipD"H"l's N Dry Dock Company in
the near future and ,h.r,. /. :, ,,ra,,
blitv ,h,, ~,
80 90 "''i VI '''e lf*t-
cia2s VIII be CONSTRUCTED mere
The sealed proposals; for ,h,. cen
struct;on .f ,hr. ,,.t
:u1,,,iz,.l ,,n,i. 49,, 80 - Us
,r;,,i,n -, ~ -, 49, 'pp'"-
1nn,,,,,., ~; ~. !tu:5u ~ ''e Navy
-yest,.r,.,v ~ ~ ~ s'o',
- tie l'''.,'S lISFalch
~ .ne ,>nSs pel'a'li"ri't thc newport
tMs oi'lPou''ulas y Dry Dock Cont
l'hA "'S ''s lowest p'oIer against
t''iee "til'rrt''fs i"f all !hrts o. the
vessels. but these PLANS cal! f"l' l1-ino:
warshps and the desir" now is u have
faster ships. Even the local coinpany's
bid for an lS-kn"t vessel was the ION
est but the proposal WAS for but one
ship. This is the m;n-ot-war that will
probably hc constructed :,rrr. rs II is
probable. that tn. highest speed shf, s
: will be accepted and in lh.;; event
Cra,nue ,n, ~. l;,,i,,n l,,., N.,,.,. VIZ,
each -, !, contract
The fo,lnwir.s nisnaicb was 40 .i,.a1
by the Daily l,r.ss lusl ni.h, r,olu
Westminster, r..:,rainn ,ha ',,,,enir., ~
the bids:
.rh.. resul; for III. ,,ialjn.. r.,r III
consiru,.,j,,,, -: ~. ~, i,n,,i5 ~,
thnriZ.l hy C,,,-r.ss is ,,,,i,,nn,i, 90,
isf;c,ory Ia M. N.yr p.,.,,;,,,.,,
From Tn. face Of H.. b;,.. il is ,.l..ui.
1ha, ~. .,;,,.,,r,1.,,, l. ,; :"
Very n,,,,.h ,,,,,.' y, 49, ,n".+' ~
ana s,..t 49,, -, -, 49,. ~ ~ l,'Nsi
cost is uuin.. ~ be. less thnn w;s ,Iil
prop,,yti,.,:ttclv for ~. llliu,,iS cl.,ss.
and finally. that the ,i,.,,,rt.,i,-,, Viii
IN, :,,,ln ~ list,;t,,', ~ ~ ~ w
The thr,.,. hi. In,jjIi,,., ,.,,,,n..rns , ,,,.,,
cd ol s.unsi tu,.tion thar aIw,rs ~,
dounu, +, ,h,, :,,jy,,,i.,.... c ~, ....
men1. Tn. hi,ls Mere. op.,,,.l ,.n.r,Iy
after moan in III. ,,,.....,,.., ''t, ~
Germs ,l,,.,r;,u,.n, ,,r,i..i. 49,, ,l
men connected With ~, lrnart nsn,
TIL. bids were mai, in tl,,.s,. si:,ss..s
bv The. Navy b,.;,;,rI ,,,..,,, II; -
ships of :.hot,, II 800 inns vim - s,,,.,
OF lG knots. nm. other CLASSES VIZ
1,n,i,.,.+,,l.,,s ,,,,, 49,; ", ~
themselves in SOM. eases on lddi.i,a;,,
plans prepared hy TN. .-n.:iu..ij,.. l,1-
reau bu, not included in ;hn ,,,.i.xin.,,
81 specifications sent out To Bidders
The bids We're opened in The fullo,yin:.
order:
j. H. lllalosu" 4 Co. Of Camden. n
J.-one ship in thrtythr, months
under class l. For The ssHsn II $. $40 u..u
NswH'rt News Shirhuii'iin% and
A'rS ','''k '"n'!'. hN-o"~ snip under
.,aS@ - 'ii',' enc months Tor thu
:, ;, ~ ~ sun "n'it: rtiS'
1,v, n.,n,,r :, ~, ora, "' ~, ~ it''''S
atn,,t -, ern ''"S'''' : '' Hli'i' -.
l.nnIs =, 49,, : ,t.r'.! 81 ~
sum If - ~, nnn - 49,
..V-i,,;,
panv. Of Ihjla!, I'M, '. si,. III
class L. il. t'w-ntv-nii. months t,. Z. .
$50 900; NO shi,:; %; m. sam. ,.,.,s.. ~,
So g., U,;, each. ON, shin llt,,la,. La, .
With Il speed Of II Knots il, ,!,ji,y,ut
months, with II Tonnage. az III ,ua f,.
s2,7.:,, 0"o. or two Of ,h,. SAM. r..r -
'm'. 900 each. one ship Of l2,.-o tons.
ana spec, III is knots in thirty- lw,,
fl ut,n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
hASTARDLY WORK OF rp,,,pe.
hfee Men Killed ana Several J,,,,r,,
III Railway Wreck, '''s"
tRy rr,o,.r...t,

] Wy ltitSr:ks.k
SYRACUSE. n. y, Sent
c':, 80! 70 tls Herald from Fulton SAYS s'e
,'in NO: .. on the New Y,rlS ~,
Ttrl" and Western i.lilro,u KIM, VI
ln...,,, i.'c;is" Limited. WAS wrecked ~
lhSallS Crossing. four miles ,,, Il.
| inns village. Il; O'clock ;h;s ,,.,' .u Oh
ne wreck was doubtless d,,. -, Is
""s!"ra'S work Of tranps. WHO th., ,
,r n.n 'hS s"lth at which the train w,.
Wrecked as We'll as two switcha MS
north of the wreck This ,r,i,' :" 'he
| H!ur and II quarter late ana w.,s 80" 80, d
| ;,"ss nearly sixty miles an hour vha,,
,,,., ~ , ueh 'he switch ard was throwr
m,d., :" !, ''e s!de track, The rapid s,,e..I
), ana the train left tn. tract, WIZ
TUCK IN" safety rail IN. ,,,,i,,.
Nc, No. thrown ~, twenty feet anu blnv.r -" ~,
1rnniI, ne tender was Inverted. Thn
and M VI ,5 5nn luggage car We're torn or
800. 800 'nN neaa coach telescopcd the ha,..
S'Se car. y veStibu!eu ,h,i,. , "'.'
49,: S''eier t'al'ragut w.r. ,l.r,i 1,.., I L.
in'. n,' was badly damaged. En,rn pn "a,
ana w, NV err, .rsi,.hn Hall both Jumped
ne tender by PASSENGERS f n"S" OF
.'i',r. ii"th We're alive A. ~. ,; -
I'm , n'Wu uIrd in a few minutes ana
hn,,, ' SI leu, &c, I" his injuries thre,.
.,','rS 'a'er The body of l,r,k,,n'',
'sh"rilc MAS torn i'm two M. IAN
are: " 'N'' I he dead |
3: C. DoWD. engineer osv.
' J. I'm. HALL. fireman. Sorwicb
rh,. =. ; mInoKNt;. brakeman. Walton
F, ,'tS'i',nd. New York. thr,n ,ih,. - ''I res
',aNid Mills. oswcgo. face :,n,, TEL, ,e
'rulsed and scalp wound: John i:,,,,o,|
!, rs. burned about both wrists. -.
li"sS. New York. slouIl,.r ,,r,,i,.'' '"hh
,tr d. HaWkinsnn. Swetc W,,,i.,.1e.
s!aSS'. scalp wound: c. a. lnhns',,
.w"ue, Wellesley. Mass. scalp wnunu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02

Duffey's Malt Whiskey 80 cents per
bottle. Other. case goods In proportion.
Mugler's Family Liquor Store. auSG I'm
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
Millions in Sawdust.

Now comes an inventor who prom
ises to make the lumber business
two or three times as profitable as
it has ever been before. He is
Victor l.. Emerson, of Baltimore,
and his claim is the discovery of a
commercially practical method OF
carbonizing sawdust and extracting
its hydrogen and y-products. He
has conducted series of expert
ments in one OF the largest mills OF
Ottawa, Ont, and the local papers
report that his processes raise the
value Of sawdust to about $50 ton.
From the hydrogen gas driven off
during the carbonizing process, he
claims that a city can be lighted at
a cost of 10 cents thousand feet.
1t is reported that besides the
largest central plant erected for the
experiments just concluded, a num-
ber of industries using the product
are about to be established iu OF
tawa. Among them are iron and
steel smelling works. white lead
manufactures and calcium carbide
works.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
Republican Candidate tor Re-
Election to the Office of
Auditor General.
TURNING MILK INTO SUGAR
1t May Mean a Fortune To This
Inventor.

Now that we are having exploited
attempts to produce gold from sea
water and electric coffee from saw
dust, it is not so remarkable that
the mind OF inventive man has con
ceived the brilliant idea of manufac-
turing sugar from milk. 1t is be-
lieved. however, that this Industry
is the very latest along the line of
the extraordinary, and it is there
fore entitled to some consideration.
Not every one may hope to achieve
the results which an Illinois man has
gained. For instance, when you lift
the jar of alleged milk from the dumb
waiter in the morning, and explain
to the lordly milkman just why his
bill has been allowed to run on, {"
you mustn t think you can convert
the palatable juice of the Jersey i'm
mediately into the granulated or
powdered product you use on your
berries or in your tea. 1t takes a
genius to do the trick. And not
every man is a genius. You must
have an extensive plant and me-
chanical turn of mind, or you won t
succeed in this modern miracle of
turning milk into sugar.
npf IN, thn Eny piunr l1n,, 81 tlc
Sucker state, surrounded by high
barbed wire fence to keep out the
curious, stands the factory where the
metamorphosis is effected. The man
who runs the concern has a number
of creameries and is considered a
milk expert of the first water. l said
water, and that S no idle Jest. He
has had experience in all branches
of the art lactealis, and he has been
working on his system until he has
perfected it. When the hired men
come to the factory with their pals
of milk freshly collected from the
docile cows, the cream and the milk
are divorced, aud the cam is
churned into butter, which is no
trick at all, and worthy of only
passing mention. Did you know
that skinned milk could be dried?
Well, it can. After it is separated
from its rich relative, cream, the
skinned milk is curdled and dried
1t is an easy matter now to grind
it, just as you would grind corn, and
when it reaches the meal stage it is
forwarded to New York and other
J eastern points to be liquetied~ and
used in glazing. The whey's the
thing. 1t is left from the, curd, and
the inventer~has way of utilizing
it that may mean fortune to him.
1t is boiled and boiled and boiled un-
til it is syrupy, and then boiled some
more until it is brownish sugar.
1t is here that the secret of the in
ventor comes into play. He has a
process of refining which converts
the brown sugar into as fine grade
Of granuated sugar as you can find
throughout the length and breadth
of IA city Of grocery stores. The
milk sugar is superior kind of ar
ticle and it comes high. Person s
who buy it pay 30 cents "a pound
and use it for medicinal purpo jes.-
New York Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
PENINSULA NEWS.
Our Exchanges and
Condensed.
FELL FROM A WAGON.
Fatal Accident to Anton Gau-
thier, Farmer at
Chassell.
FELL FROM A WAGON.

At 10 O'Clock Monday morning,
the body of Anton Gauthier was
found outside the village of Chassell.
1t was brought to his home and JUS
tice Bergman empaneled the follow
ing jury to inquire into the cause of
his death: o. d. Bently, A. Bou-
chard, Ed. Wilkinson, John Har-
rington, ]. A. Mcneil and Paul
Mertshing. Upon the examination
of witnesses and due inquiry the fol-
lowing verdict was brought in;
"That Anton Gauthier came to his
death at 10 a. M, Monday, Oct. 81,
1898, by falling from wagon and
breaking his neck.
The deceased was hauling load
of potatoes into town from his field
when the accident happened. He
was so years old and leaves wife
and five children to mourn his un-
timely death. He did some farming
and kept a small store. Hancock
Copper Journal.
Thursday, the Sturgeon River
Lumber Co. S mill at Chassell closed
down for this season. The date is
about three weeks earlier than
usual. Foreman o. D. Bentley has
been at work this week putting the
machinery and everything about the
mill in shape for the winter. The
planer is still working.-Hancock
Copper Journal.
The charter for railroad between
Hancock and Watersmeet has been
transferred to Boston parties who
propose building a line along the
copper range between Hancock and
Ontonagon. Work on the. line is to
be begun early next spring.
Elias Giesregen. contractor, was
instantly killed by the caving in of a
street sewer in Marquette Thursday
afternoon, in which he was work
ing.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
VOTE FOR
ORRlN w. ROBINSON
Republican Candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor and Presi-
dent Of the Senate.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
President Mckinley PrOclaims
Thursday, Nov. Gath, as Such.

President Mckinley has proclaim
ed Thursday, Nov. Oath as Thanks
giving Day, and invites all his fel.
low citizens to observe the follow.
ing extracts from the proclam;
ton:
"Few years in our history have
afforded such cause for thanksgiv.
ing We have been blessed by
abundant harvests, our trade and
commerce have been wonderfully in
creased, our public credit has been
improved and strengthened, all sec.
tions of our common country have
been brought together and knitted
into closer bonds of national pur-
pose and unity.
1.-The skies have been for time
darkened by the cloud of war, but
as we were compelled to take up the
sword in the cause of humanity, we
were permitted to rejoice that the
conflict has been of short duration
and the losses we have had to
mourn, though grevious and i'm
portant. have been so few consider
ing the great results accomplished,
as to inspire US with gratitude and
praise to the Lord of Hosts. We
may laud and magnify His holy
name that the cessation of hostili-
ties came so soon as to spare both
sides the countless sorrows and dis
asters that attend protracted war.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
CARE OF THE INSANE.
Supreme Court Defines the Liza.
bility of Counties.

Following is a Lansing dispatch
from the Detroit Evening Journal:
San opinion of much Importance to
every county in Michigan was hand
ed down in the supreme court Tues
day in the case of Calhoun County
Prosecuting Attorney VS.. Supt. Ed
wards, of the Michigan Asylum for
the Insane. The question was: Is
an INDECENT patient, who has been
confined in the asylum for the in
sane. who has been removed there
from as an unrecovered patient and
remained away from the asylum
more than a year entitled to be re-
turned to the asylum as state
charge? The court says that tha
clear implication is that return
within one year is necessary to en-
title the patient to be received at
the expense of the state. If return
ed after the expiration of a year, tie
insane person becomes a charge up-
on the county,"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
Wreckage Thought to Belong to
the Panama Sighted Off
Eastern Cuba.
OVER 800 U. IS. SOLDIERS
Were on Board, En- Route to
New YOrk-Fishermen Bring
Tale of Disaster.

Advices received in New York
Thursday from Santiago, say that a
rumor is current there that the
United States transport Panama,
which left Santiago for New York
Tuesday with three hundred and
twenty passengers, has been lost of
Cape Maysi, Cuba.
The news is said to have been
brought to Santiago by a fishing
schooner, which, while cruising along
the coast, sighted considerable
wreckage, among which was life
preserver marked Panama.
Most of the Panama's passengers
areCsoldiers. Among the civilians
are Congressman John Dalzell of
Pennsylvania, end ex-Congressman
George HI. Huff, of Greensburg, Pa.
Washington, Nov. 3.-General
Wood cables from Santiago that
the transport Panama sailed yester-
day with the remains of number
of soldiers, including Private G. G..
Cullman of the Thirty-fourth Michi-
gan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

Be sure and register today.
p. Ruppe, of Hancock, was in town
Thursday.
Do not fail to register today if
you want to vote.
H. Gardner, of Manistique,
visited Rev. ]. NJ. Shank part of the
week.
w. G. Hebard, of Pequaming is
spending few days in the copper
country.
Attention is directed to the pro-
fessional card in this issue of DR..
j, O, v. zellen. rss-;s
The new addition tossJohn Camp
bells residence is rapidly nearing
completion.
Miss Christine Johnson left Thurs
day to visit her sister, Mrs. H.
Lundin, at the Sturgeon.
The passenger train from the
east has been nearly two hours late
for number Of evenings this week
Regular service will be held in
the Nj. E. church in this city to-
morrow evening at the usual
hour.
The question of the adoption of
free text books will be Submitted to
the voters in Covington township
next Tuesday.
Patrick Culliney had the misfor-
tune to lose his COW by death Mon
day. The animal had been sick but
short time.
Will Smith went to Hancock
Monday, where he has secured IA
position in the Office of the Frank
lin, Jr., Mining company.
James c. Columbus. who has been
employed as telegraph operator at
Culver, Mimi, for the past two
months, returned home Thursday.
Chas. Smith has sold his black
smith shop building and stock to
Octave Sicotte, and expects to re
move to the copper country in the
near future.
The masquerade ball which was
to have been given in the Pequam-
ing town hall last evening, has
been postponed until Friday even
ing of next week.
Judge Hubbell will hold short
session of circuit court in L'Anse
Monday morning next. Those de-
string to obtain full citizen S papers
will be Accommodated at that time.
John Manning, of Marquette, has
placed one of the new Triumph
automatic acetylene gas machines,
for which he is agent, in the resi-
dence of ]. b. Smith, of this city,
and requests an inspection OF it.
1t produces an excellent light, and
is far better than gas or electric
light. Can on John for full par
ticulars.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

Do not fail to register today il
you want to vote.
Miss Pearl-Cole is visiting friends
ut Green Bay, Wis.
Rev. FIR. Pinten visited his par
ents in Hancock Tuesday.
Several complaints have been
made regarding a number of boys
in town, and if they continue
creating disturbances and injuring
property, warrants will surely be
issued.
The official ballots for this county
containing a second Republican
column with the name of Samuel M.
Stephenson had been printed before
word was received that he had
withdrawn from the congressional
race, consequently new set OF
ballots had to be printed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
Advertised Letters.

Following are the letters remain
ing uncalled for in the postoflice at
L'Anse, for the month ending
October 81, 1898. Persons call
ing for same will please say "ad-
vertised:" Jno. Cameron (2), Fred
Cameron (2), Jno. Beckman, VIM.
Biels, A. Leland, Archie McCrim-
mon (3), Andrew Newman, r.
Palmer, II. Robard, Dumaw Weir.
WALTER r. HARRIS, p. NJ.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
Pointed Paragraphs.

The more bread the baker makes
the more he kneads. =
Memberships will soon be classed
as long felt wants.
Some people spend the most of
their time in nursing animosity
The early milkman catches a
glimpse of woman's true COM
plexion.
No man who ignores small things
ever accomplishes any very great
ones.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05
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