The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-11-18
LATER.

Flllpinos near Mabalacat, Killing rs.
Gen. Wheaton's troops landed at San
Fabian after strong resistance and re-
leased IS Spanish prisoners.
Major Taylor lowered the half mile
bicycle record in Chicago to al.
- Because she refused to marry him Jo-
scph EnGers, an engineer, shot ana
killed his sweetheart, Dora Shyer. in
l'aducah, Ky, and then blew out his
own brains.
Ex-Goy. Joseph w. Filters appoint
ment as interstate commerce commits
sioner was announced.
Harry Hammond. "a tailor. was acquit-
ted of the charge of attempting 10 muir
der John +. Shayne. fur merchant in
Chicago.
Albert August Becker was hanged
in Chicago for the murder of his wife
on January % last.
There were 49, business failures in
The United States in the seven days
ended on the 10th, against lS3 the week
previous and 2ll in the sponGing
period of 1898.
Coy. Roosevelt has started u crusade
against prize fighting in Ncw York
state.
y meeting Of the republican national
committee Will be held next month 10
iix the place and date Of the national
convention.
\ reward of $4,000 has been offered
by the Michigan Central railroad for
the capture and conviction of the per-
sons who caused the wreck near
Alexis. O. IN
\ warrant has heen issued in Salt
Lake City tor the arrest Of brigham II.
Roberts, the congrcssmaE-clect from
Utah, ON the charge Of polygamy.
DIR. Myra *, Merrick. the first woman
physician in Ohio, and one Of the first
in the Cnited States, died in Cleveland
at the age of - years.
George w, Kern. proprietor of the
Hotel Mecca in Allentown, Pa. shot
and killed his wife and himself De-
nestle trouble was he cause.
~ the meeting of the cabinet il was
decided toreduce the rate Of letter post
age in the Philippine islands from Ave
cents 20 two cents.
The news received in London says the
Beers are cndcavoring to surround La
dysmth in such u way as 10 not only
completely invest the town and garr-
son. but also 10 be in position 10
meet any Britt. h requirements hat
may be sent. \ bombardmeut at long
range continues daily. There have beer
few casualties and no serious liarm has
been inflicted 10y he Beers fire.
ut p.t AL 81 In |,
ing up the sicgc of Lady. NTH with
logged determination. There is anN-
icty in London concerning Gen.
Whites ability to hold out until his
army is strengthened by reinforce
mcnts now on the way.
Japans plans to protect CHINA aud
Corca against Russian aggression have
led 10 strained relation, between the
mikado and ear.
Twenty-ax men were injured in
wreck on the Fort Dodge ~ Omaha
railroad nine miles north Of Deni-
son. In.
\ robber entered The home OF Allen
Pense ut Swayzee. Ind. and took $l.40O
in cash which Pensc got from he bank
to pay debt.
In freight collision al Mckce's
Rocks. Pa, Alfred e. Carter. engineer,
was Killed and Thomas q. Brown. con-
ductor, and Russell Upton. ilagman,
were fatally injured.
Orlando VI. Barnes, one OF Michigan's
most distinguished citizens. died AT
Lansing. aged - years. lie was the
democratic nominee for governor in
1873.
After u bloody battle. in which ut
least 600 men were killed and wound
ed. Gen. CaStro's forces took Puerto
CabcIa. Venezuela. The city is in
ruins
a hunting party Of six Navajo Indians
II fight with deputy sher-
ills near Flagstaff. y. r.. aud cow
boy and Eve Indians were killed.
The Philadelphia schooner William NJ.
Bird was wrecked off the Frving Pan
shoals, North Carolina. and ten of the
crew. including Capt. Barrett. per-
ished.
George W. Hoffman. ~ years old, one
OF the most prominent citizens OF KAN
sas City. Kan, and his son-in-a,t, John
Saln on. died from eating pie made of
canned mincc meat.
Half a million dollars loss resulted
from fire which destroyed the Nau
Bros. big biscuit mandatory in Mon
trcal.
Vice President Hobart's health con-
tinues TO improve.
Col. Bells regiment and n small
force OF cavalry entered Tarlac.
Where .Aguinaldo. with his army, and
the so-callcd government have fled is
n mystery. Gen. Macarthur took
Bamban. supposed TO be the strongest
position held by the Filipinos except
Tarlac. The Americans are continuing
their advance so rapidly that the insur-
gents have not the time necessary TO de-
stroy the railroad.