The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-24
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LATER.
The hanging rock in the twenty
eighth level of shaft No. 2, of the
Tamarack mine, Calumet, Mich, fell,
killing three men and injuring two,
neither of whom may live.
By the burning of the Bradley Wat
hns big lumber, Single, cedar tie
mill at Sault, Ste. Marie, Mich, 100
men are out of employment. Loss,
$4,000; partly insured.
Lord Kitchener with strong force
| is moving on Hondweni, on the bor-
der of Zululand, where Gen. Botha is
reported to have concentrated 1000
Beers. An important engagement-is
Expected to ensue. J
A wireless message was sent to
Sandy Hook from the steamship Luz
cania when 2s7 miles at sea. The
usual methods of reporting arrivals
were beaten by several hours. The
Lucania was informed of news by the
same means.
Determined efforts are being made
| to induce the steel workers of Bay
View, Wis, to strike. Secretary Tighe
held n conference with leaders and
| is hopeful they will vote to go out.
Joliet men obeyed the vote to quit
work and South Chicago men may re-
scind their refusal. Pittsburg lead
ers say the scene has shifted from
the east to the west.
The business portion of Seaton, H.,
was almost wiped off the map by fire.
Over a dozen buildings were destroyed,
with stocks of merchandise that were
ruined. The loss is estimated at from
$35, 900 to $4,000.
Gerhardt Terlinden, who is wanted
in Germany for embezzling $375,000,
was arrested in Milwaukee and taken
to Chicago.
Germany will send four cruisers to
Panama.
The battleship Iowa and cruiser
Ranger are to be sent at once to Pan
anna. The United States representa-
| tive at Caracas took charge of the Co
lombian legation.
Parliament is petitioned to reorgan-
ize the management of Smithfield mar
ket in London, the charge being made
that British cattle raisers are prac-
tically excluded by American COM
petitors.
The gulf storm is moving northward.
Mobile has resumed communication
with the out side world and reports
a heavy property loss. The loss in the
vicinity of New Orleans is great.
nj tu nh IN
have met with disaster. Six persons
were drowned near the mouth of the
Mississippi.
The percentages Of the baseball
clubs in the National league for the
week ended on the 18th We're: Pitts
burg, 600; Philadelphia. .5ss; st.
Louis. .566; Brooklyn, .551; Boston,
.470; New York, AIS; Cincinnati. .415;
Chicago, 1856.
Edwin III. Conger. United States min
lister to China. has arrived in Picking.
Claus Fisher, aged 30 years, shot
and killed his sweetheart, Annie Helm
richs, aged II, near Wahpeton, Y. ID.
A Quarrel was the cause.
Francis NJ. Binion celebrated his
one hundred and first birthday at his
home in Pana, III.
Five persons were killed and many
injured by collision between troll
ley car and fast mail train in Chi
cago.
Four men were killed and II hurt in
blast furnace accident at Youngs-
town, o.
a gigantic scheme was discovered
in Baltimore to swindle banks of the
country by "kiting" paper of imagi-
nary lumber companies.
Two inmates of the Marion Und.)
soldiers home died from doctors
mistake.
The steamer Islander Of the Canadian
Pacific's Alaska line struck an iceberg
off Douglass island and sank. carrying
down from 65 to so of her passengers
and crew.
The pension report shows startling
increase in expenditures and claim
ants. Pensioners now number 997,735
A train load Of nonunion steel work
ers from the south arrived in the night
|at the mills at Monessen, Pa. which
will be reopened.
The president Of Venezuela is aiding
the Colombian revolut;onists with
farms and men.
Charles p. Stokes. Riley Brown and
James McCully died from burns re-
|ceived in mine explosion at Ex-
cello. Mo.
Former President Kruger. in an in
terview with Dublin editor, says
British proclamations and speeches
will only encourage his people to
continue fighting.
In pacing race at Brighton Beach,
IN. Y, Anaconda went mile in 2:01Z,
making new worlds record
In the American league the per-
centages of the baseball clubs for the
week ended on the 18th were: Chi
cago, .612; Boston, .5ss; Baltimore,
SOL; Detroit. .531; Philadelphia, 81;
Cleveland, 1872; Washington, 40;
Milwaukee, $50.