The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-29
LATER.

JACOB Greenlng and his VIE ana
four children and Ida and Clara An
derson were killed by cyclone near
Naper, Neb., Mrs. Anderson and two
children were fatally injured and
large amount of property destroyed.
Reports regarding Mrs. McKinley's
condition continue of a favorable ma
ture.
There were 1913 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 2lst, against 1873 the week
previous and 170 the corresponding
period of 1900.
Mrs. Miley Calhoun and her three
children were burned to death at Rog-
ers, Tex.
Amos Towne killed Mrs. Sallie Gran
ger and himself near Frankton, Ind.
Refusal of Mrs. Granger to elope with
him was the cause.
Photographer G. II. Lawrence fell
200 feet from balloon while taking
a picture in Chicago, but was unhurt.
The transport Ohio arrived in San
Francisco from Manila with 30 officers
and $50 priyates of the Forty-second
infantry.
The London Sun asserts that Gen.
Botha has surrendered.
II. G.. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review
of Trade reports increasing prosper
ity and confidence in trade, particu-
larry in the west.
Fourteen. persons were killed and
many injured by an explosion of fire.
works in Paterson. y. j.
Hoshi-Toru, former japanese min
lister to the United States, was as
sassinated in Toxic while attending
meeting of the city assembly.
The cabinet unanimously upheld
Secretary Gage in his position in the
tariff conflict with Russia.
Judge Taft, of the Philippine com
mission, has been appointed civil gov
ernor of the islands, to take effect
on July 4.
The Congregational church at Grin
nell, Ia, has formally dropped the
name of Prof. Heron from it's rolls.
William II. Newman has been re-
elected president of the Lake Shore
railroad.
Indians threaten to resist by force
the opening of the Kiowa-Comanche
reservation to white settlers.
Thomas G.. Barker was convicted of
shooting Rev. John Keller at Arling-
ton, n. j., for an alleged assault upon
Mrs. Barker.
Judge jackson, of the federal court
at Parkcrsburg, w. Va, enjoined
striking United Mine Workers from
interfering with mines at Thacker.
a cloudburst in the Elkhorn river
valley in West Virginia destroyed the
towns of Keystone and Vivian and
damaged other villages, causing loss
of 300 or 400 lives and millions of dol
lars worth of property.
The naphtha launch Estelle was sunk
by steamer in Boston harbor and two
lives were lost.
Portions of 'Pennsylvania were Wis
lied by n wind and rainstorm that
caused great damage to property. In
Pittsburgh three lives were lost.
Eight British were killed, six were
wounded and GO colonials captured in
Cape Colony by the Beers.
The percentages of the baseball
clubs in the National league for the
week ended on the 23d were: Pitts
burgh, SOB; ST. Louis, $40; New York,
.523; Boston, .523; Brooklyn. .511;
Philadelphia, .4so; Cincinnati, .467;
Chicago, .3jS.
Robert Waddell won the American
Derby in Chicago.
Gen. Cables and his force of $50
Filipinos surrendered at Santa Cruz,
Lnzon, and took the oath of allegi-
ance.
Gen. Chaffee has been appointed mil
itary governor of the Philippines.
Adelbert S. Hay, former consul to
Pretoria. and son of the secretary of
state. was killed by falling from
hotel window in New Haven. Conn.
Severe storms in many sections of
Ohio did great damage to property.
A. storm swept over Logan county,
H., doing damage amounting to hum
dreds Of thousands of dollars. At Lin
coin public buildings were unroofed
and business houses wrecked.
The democratic state committee Of
Kansas refused to consider proposal
for fusion with the populists.
The United States government has
taken no part in demands for in
creased indemnity made on China and
will do everything possible to discour-
age them.
The first load of new Kansas wheat
was marketed at Winfield and sold
for 65 cents
Germany has finally recognized the
Monroe doctrine.
William Barnes killed his wife and
himself near West harrington, Mass.
Percentage of the baseball clubs
in the American league for the week
ended on the Esd were: Boston, .622;
Chicago, Cos; Detroit. $40; Washing
ton. $3.50; Baltimore, 1924; Phladel-
phia, .447; Milwaukee, .375; Cleveland,
$40.