The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-06-23
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News Of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News Of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

OeTITuue hOCn, uBeu 81, the uuuRH-
ter Of wealthy iron manufactures in
Allentown, Pa, committed suicide by
jumping over Niagara falls
Prominent Cubans think the United
States are going ahead too fast in the
direction of granting the island indie
pendence. .
The 1900 Chippewa Indians on the
Leech Lake reservation in the northern
part of Minnesota are on the warpath.
George w. Goodwin and three mem
bers of his household were murdered
by robbers near West Newfeld, Me.
ST. Louis mobs tried to drag baby
from its mothers arms, tore clothing
off two women and fought another girl
for riding on street cars. The mayor
issued proclamation warning citizens
to stay within doors and establishing
curfew for children. Thus far ten
persons have been killed during riots.
Bernard Morris, caretaker of the
lawns in Prospect park, Brooklyn, N.
Y, celebrated his one hundred and
eighth birthday.
DR.. G. Talliferro and Willy wilkins,
the latter a son of rich lumberman at
Angelina, Tex. killed each other in
pistol duel in Dallas.
Sonny jefferson, n negro, 90 years
old, was lynched near Metcalf, Ca, for
attempted criminal assault on a white
girl.
Miss Lily McAtee and Sherman Nor
ris, Of Louisville, KY, each II years old,
were drowned by the upsetting of
boat. ..
The exports Of the United States for
May amounted to S57,954,520. an in
crease of $1,000, OO0 over the same month
last year.
Henry Wade Rogers, president of the
Northwestern university at Evanston,
ILL.,, has resigned.
Admiral Dewey was given a fine re-
ception at Grand Rapids, Mich, after
which he and his wife left for Washing
ton.
A tornado did great damage in the
farming country west Of Elk Creek,
Neb.
The United States courts of claims
decided that Rear Admiral Sampson
was formally in command during the
sea fight with Cervera.
Ex-Gov. Drake, of Iowa, has given
$5oo,ooo to Drake university in Des
Moines.
The president has issued proclama-
ton formally announcing the estab-
lishment of reciprocity agreement
with Portugal.
Charles Reinhart, wealthy farmer
near Odebolt, Ia, who murdered his
wife week ago, ended his life in Jail
by cutting his throat.
There was less trouble in St. Louis
on account OF the railway strike and
more cars were run without police pro-
lection.
Prof. Starr, Of the University of
Chicago, says the powers dare not dis
member China and that the empress
dowager is in the right.
The governor of Minnesota sent am
munition to troops near Walker,
Mimi, in anticipation of fight with
the Leech Lake Indians.
Hawaii's delegates to the republican
national convention arrived in San
Francisco.
Secretary Gage will withdraw funds
from national repositories until he
has S25,0O0,0OO for bond redemptions,
and his action is sign that the
money strlngency has disappeared.
Three men were killed and eight in
jured in fire at Williamsburg, n. Y.
Six men were killed and another in
jured on logging railroad at Cammal
Pa.
A shipment of gold, silver and minor
coin, amounting TO 100000, was made
by the treasury department to Porto
Rico.
The transport Grant arrived in San
Francisco from Manila with number
of soldiers.
Foreign trade for this fiscal year will
break all records.
Gov. Mount declined to honor Gov.
Beckham's requisition to extradite w.
S. Taylor from Indiana to Kentucky.
During dispute the throat of Sher-
man c. Patterson, president of the st.
Louis Street Car Employees union, was
cut. One car was blown up by dyna-
mite and mail car fired upon. The
thirteenth victim Of the strike has
died.