The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-12-14
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sons were drowned.
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At meeting Of the United States
senate foreign relations committee on
the 9th it was decided to report favor
ably the Hay-Pauncefote canal treaty.
In the house bills were introduced to
reduce southern representation in con-
gress; for 1000, oo0-acre Mckinley Ma
tional park in the southern Appalach-
ian mountains; to pension Mrs. McKin-
ley at the rate of $1,000 year, begin
ming September IA, 1901, the date of the
death of the late president; the
isthmian canal bill and several anti
trust law measures.
A report comes from Sofia that the
release of Miss Stone and her COM
panion at Salonica is impending.
Thomas J. Hampton (colored), who
committed a double murder at Fort
White nine years ago, was hanged in
Lake City. Fla.
Town Marshal j. b. Smith, of Chel-
sea, Ia, was killed in fight with
three men caught in the act of rob-
bling bank.
Miss Jane Toppan has been indicted
at Barnstable, Mass, for the murder
of Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Gibbs and A. p.
Davis
A cotton figure of Santa Claus in
store at Wilkesbarre, Pa, was the
cause of 100000 fire.
Severe cold prevails throughout the
entire Catski.l mountains, in some
places the thermometer marking 33
| degrees below zero.
The Douglassville (Ga.) bank was
robbed of $4,000. The robbers es-
capped.
The war department has received a
copy of letter Aguinaldo sent to his
Manila attorney, in which he declined
to seek release from Imprisonment.
Bud Wilson, the convict who killed
r. H. Naylor, guard, was hanged at
Danville, Ark.
Two guests of Lord and Lady Min
10 at skating party on the river at
Ottawa, Ont, broke through the ice
| and were drowned.
There were 237 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
| ended on the 9th, against 1872 the week
previous and 1s9 the corresponding pc
Rod of last year.
James &. Green was hanged at Raw
| son, Wash, for the murder of E. ".
Benjamin.
Leaders in congress insist that rad
!cal law must be passed a the present
session to squelch anarchists. Abra-
ham Isaak'sutterance in Chicago COM
mending McKinley's assassination
have aroused anger.
The Archibald Banking company at
Archibald, o., was robbed by three bur-
glars, who secured $4,000 in gold and
currency.
Manila merchants refuse to accept
Mexican money in payment for goods.
The battleship Kearsarge sailed
from New York to join the North At
lantic squadron at Havana.
Corbett and McGovern have agreed
to fight again some time in July.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Eichenberg enter
tanned friends in Chicago in celebra-
ton of her one hundredth birthday.
/ The international live stock show
came to close in Chicago after having
made an unprecedented record for at
tendance and quality of exhibits.
Two Indians, one Englishmap and
two Icelanders were drowned in Lake
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Twenty persons were injured in a
| wreck on the Central of Georgia rail-
road near Macon.
Andrew Carnegie will give s10,O00,000
or more to the cause of university ex-
tension in America.
Plans are being made to revive legis-
lation to reimburse states for money
spent in equipping soldiers in the civil
war.
Robert Roberts, aged 76 years. and
his wife Sarah, aged 20, were asphyxi-
ated by gas at Wilmington. Del.
Cecil Bates, aged four years. acci-
dentally killed his mother at Pana,
ILL.,, by knocking a gun from table.
The annual international six-day BIZ
cycle team race began in Madison
Square garden in New York.
Thomas w. Lawson, the Boston
copper king. admits losing millions
in the recent slump, but says he will
not capitulate.
Rev. J. w. Bradford. of Brookside,
Ala, was killed by former member
of his congregation.
The business section of Hopes
town, Ill., has been destroyed by fire.
According to the annual. report of
Director of the Mint Roberts the
coinage for 1901 amounted to $780,
340.7s1.
The death of Mrs. Anne Wentworth
at Lowell. Mass. makes available
fund of 100000 willsd to Dartmouth
The loss Of life in the navigation of
the great lakes this season was 1872,
which exceeds all previous records.
At pro-Boer meeting In Chicago
Bourke Cochran declared Great Brit
ain would abandon the struggle II the
,oers can prolong their resistance .
few months.