The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-11-11
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News Of the Past Seven
Days Condensed
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News of the Industrial Held, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings,
let Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

Illf SN'Ib away NII'Ilt
portion of Iloratio, Ark.
The engagement is announced of Adj
mral Dewey To Mrs. w. Il. llazen, OF
Washington, widow of Gen. lIazcn,
formerly chief signal officer of the
army.
The Philippine commission held its
first meeting in Washington. None OF
the deliberations will be made public
until the commission finishes its labors.
Gen. Guy V. Henry was given military
burial at Arlington, the president ana
his cabinet being present at the ccrc-
monies.
Sixty men o. the Gloucester (Mass.)
fishing fleet were lost during the year
just ended They left As widows and %
children. Fifteen vessel, valued at $780,
$50. were lost.
Fifty Of the Olympia's crew, who
fought in the battle Of Manila, have re-
enlisted for service in the Philippines.
Tom Hayden (colorcd) was hanged
by mob at Faycttc. Mo-, for the muir
der of Andrew Woods, young white
man.
The fcrryboat Chicago was sunk in
collision in midstrcam in the North
river in New York and four lives were
lost.
Robert Il. Jennings, secretary OF a
car company, was robbed of Il package
containing nearly $4,000 while board
ing street ear in st. Louis.
In a fit Of jealousy George IIermans
killed Rhoda Horton and her daughter
at Stcphcnstown, y. V, and then killed
himself.
GoldscckCrs arrived in San Francisco
from Cape Nome with 81, jO0,0 GOO and re-
ported that many fortune hunters had
died in quest for treasure.
The family of Vice President Hobart
say that he is suffering from compile
cation of heart troubles and that he
will not again take part in public af-
fairs, even should his life be spared.
Fire wiped out the business portion
OF Fairview, Kan.
The October gold output for the Grip
pie Creek (Col) district was $2,C01 900,
breaking all monthly records.
George Wells, negro miner, suspect
ed Of having murdered Gus McArdic. a
white man. was lynchcd by n mob at
Weir City, Kan.
The IIackcttstown (N. j. seminary
was destroyed by fire, the students
barely escaping.
The torpedo boat Shubrick was
launched at Richmond, Va, in the pres
ence of President Mckinley, many
members of his cabinet, Gov. Tylc- md
an immense outpouring of people. ~
A train robber secured $4,000 from
an express car on the Missouri, Kansas
d Texas road near Dennison. Tex.
The new administration building at
Sing Sing On. " prison was destroyed
by fire.
A train jumped the track near New
Orleans and nine persons were injured,
several fatally.
The government receipts for October
were Si7,533,5sS, against 9,G3l ,0jl for
the same month last year, and the cX-
pcnditures amounted TO S4i,012,O00,
against $53,oO3, 900 last year.
At Wrightville and Carolina Beach in
North Carolina storm wrecked SO cot
tagcs belonging TO summer resortcrs.
An explosion of mill dust in the New
England mills in Chicago wrecked half
n block of buildings and caused the loss
of five lives.
Sir Thomas Upton sailed from New
York for England on the American line
steamship st. Louis. Before leaving
he was presented with two loving cups
by friends.
The annual report OF the adiutant gen.
.ral OF the army, Brig. Gen. Corbin, sums
up the military forces now in the serv-
fee OF the United States as: Regular
army, Gi,5sG; volunteers, 3l,57f; total,
99.1G0.
The positive statemcnt0is made in
Washington by authority that Spain
docs not retain possession of single is
land in the Philippine archipelago.
The steamer George l.. Colwcll, bound
from FernandiEa, Fla. TO New York,
was wrecked in hurricane Off the
South Carolina coast and - of the crew
persisted.
The monthly statement of the comp
troler of the currency shows that the |
national bank note circulation in |
the United States on the LIST was s242,- !
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