The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-24
A WEEKS RECORD
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storm at Greenville, s. c.
The state department has received
a cable from Mr.. Rockhill, at Picking,
reporting that the draft of the final
protocol has been agreed upon.
Charles White, James Whitney and
Edgar Lane were drowned in the
Galoup rapids near 0gdensburgh, n.
Y, by the sinking of the private
yacht Rhea.
The large sawmill and planning mill
and $4,000 feet of lumber owned by r.
T. Buzard at Carrier, near Dubois, Pa,
were destroyed by fire Monday. Loss,
between $4,000 and 100000; insured.
Shamrock III. was brought to an an
chorage off Tompkinsville, Staten
Island. She was given enthusiasts tic
greeting by thousands. Her skipper
is hopeful of success.
The Invader won the second race of
the series with the Cadillac for the
Canadian cup at Chicago.
Peter Nelson Oague, a farm hand
near Deadwood, inherited $1,000
900 fortune in Denmark.
Divers at Vallejo. CAL, recovered
$4,000 worth of gold stolen by John
Winters.
The wife and three daughters of
Assistant Postmaster John G. Pole,
of Lexington, Va, were drowned in a
mountain stream. Mr.. Pole and a
two-year-old daughter escaped.
Walter n. Dimmick, ex-chief clerk
to the United States mint, accused Of
embezzling $4,000, has been held for
trial on four charges, the aggregate
bail being fixed at SO 900.
The total number of steel workers
on strike is estimated at $4,000, the
number quitting as the result of Pres
ident Shaffer's latest order being IA
600. Workers at East st. Louis re-
fused to strike.
DR.. j. NJ. Smyser, former secretary
of the Illinois board of dental exam
liners, has been arrested charged with
forgery and issuing forged diplomas.
State Statistician johnson said
from observations that he had made
that he believed the corn crop in In
diana was practically beyond re-
demption.
ne steamer 1ul1DOlul uIIlNCu III
Seattle, Wash. from the Lynn canal
at night bringing 135 passengers and
100000 in gold.
A heavy freight locomotive draw
ing mixed train coming from La
Veta to Cucharas, on the Denver d.
Rio Grande road, exploded mile
east of La Veta. rhe engineer and
and fireman were killed
The indications are that the re-
ceipts from the auction sale of town
lots now in progress under direction
of the federal government will ex-
ceed 100000 in Lawton, Okla.
The Invader won the third race in
the Canada cup series at Chicago, the
Cadillac being disqualified for fouling
at the start.
Railroad reports for July show re-
markable gain in business.
The Schley court of inquiry will open
on September IL. Admiral Sampson
has not yet been summoned to attend.
Each side in the steel strike Is conf
dent of victory. Total of idle men now
$4,000.
Masked robbers held up n Missouri,
Kansas e. Texas train at lonely spot
in Indian Territory, wrecked the ex-
press car, rified the safes and mail
pouches and robbed all the passengers.
Several arrests were made within
few hours after the crime and part OF
the booty recovered.
Assistant Secretary Tighe, of the
Amalgamated association, came to
Chicago from Pittsburg to induce the
South Chicago steel workers to recon-
slider their action in refusing to strike.
President Shaffer says South Chicago,
Milwaukee and Joliet men who refused
TO strike will lose their lodge charters
and be expelled from the Amalgamated
association II they do not rescind their
action and come out. -
Misses Stella and Gertrude Ambrose.
daughters OF Capt. Andrew Ambrose, "a
Savannah (Ga.) pilot, were drowned
while bathing in the surf off Furber's
Point, Tybee island.
The storm which has been raging a
the Mississippi rivers mouth has
backed the water in the river up fully
five feet. Many rice fields along the
lower coast are under water, and
orange lands will be damaged.
1t is announced that Isidore Raynor,
attorney general for Maryland, has
been retained as one of the attorneys
for Rear Admiral Schley in his coming
hearing before the court of inquiry.
John Winters. who looted the vault
of the Selby smelling works at Val
lejo Junction, CAL, secured as his
booty gold bullion to the value of $780,
coo, or nearly $4,000 more than the
sum originally given out.
The Canada cup goes back to Canada
this year. The Invader won the third
race in the series at Chicago, and thus
secures the trophy to take back with
her..