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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-04-27
SATURDAY, APRIL p, 1901.

The Ontcnagon Herald has Just
completed its twentieth year Tue
Herald is an excellent local paper.
Long may it live!
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
First pub. March 30; last May 4, 1901.
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Marquette, Mich,
March 21th, 1901

Notice Is hereby given that the followin & +.
ed settlers have filed notice of their tnten-
tion TO make final proof in support of their
before the Register and Receiver at Marquette
Mich, on May 18th, 1901, viz: HID application
No. 1919. OF Burt +. Rodgers, for the y OF
sec %. 81. n IS W.
Hd application No. se5s, Of John o. Drew,
for the n " Y OF sec u, 81 3Sw
HID application No. Si95, of Norton II.
Wheeler, for the g. " of n 4, ne of ne u,
They name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cultiva'
ton OF said land viz: John o. Drew, Norton
H. Wheeler. Burrll Wonders. Leonard
Gillespie. Burt r. Rodgers, John NJ. Peterson
Samuel II. Mcdowell, Alexander Henderson,
Jay T. Drew. all OF Laird. Mich
THOMAS SCADDEN, Register
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-04-27
ANTI-CIGARETTE LAW.
House OF Representatives Passes
One by Unanimous Vote.

The Michigan house ofrcpresenta-
tivcs Thursday passed by a unanim-
Gus vote a stringent anti-cigarette
law, prohibiting the manufacture,
sale or the giving away OF any cigar
cites or cigarette paper IN the state.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-04-27
Wanted.

Good servant girl for general
housework Washing sent out.
Good wages. Inquire at this Office.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
First pub. March ., last hay II, 1901.
Timber Land, Act June 3, iS7S.--Notcs i9
Publication.
Publication.

United States Land once,
Marquette, Mich,
March 4, 1901.
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the Official Paper of Baraga
County, and has large and
bona-fide circulation. An adj
vertisement in THE SEN
TINEL brings the best re-
suits. Hence it's columns are
always well patronized.
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CtDaily. fDaily except Sunday
tDaily except Saturday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-06


ooluiiid'e eNpi eoSioii u '''e 'esioi'-
tive Will to the later ana controll1ng
expression OF the Legislative VIII IN
the independent act ii 1905 that the
Supreme Coure docs have jurisdiction
to review on direct appeal there1rom
an order either granting or refusing a
change CT venue.
he "o'c5 may % renewed Is pre-
scf'oea III 'h'S '''S ora o. "'Af''''.s
Ni'al1cs arc n];;',l :si,'c matter % "A'ch
they aptly 22rfy l1jcro9'' entity O. tn
matter contained ii tic &C. o. 1867,
tO-Wit: giving notice OF appeal. state
ment thereon, etc, etc.
Indeed ii necessary t might n~ob2b-
ly be we'll claimed That reviewed '';5
p1escribed' means the manner of the
appeal, notice, statement, etc, etc, and
not the MzHsS from which appeal may
Dc tdken' to-"lt: orueI' granting OF
refusing chal1Se OF venue; ana this
esPeciaily as the M'"sS rom "hich
appear may De taken are proVlded LOT
~ a.:
may be true, 1t Is not necessary to this
case and IS therefore merely suggest
er here.
In addition to the foregoing cOnSld-
ar tho io1,on.;,a.
Tho :1o1. o ,ol-
nrovid;no for d;,sct an,ea,s from, or.
ders e,oufino or yrfusiug- change Of
venue has bee, retained in every COM
a1a.: - IT,, , >oo1. .:
=, ooss,a, .o+n;+1e.,,d;aa t1,a 1oa;,
1,+;,.o ro,.;s;or 81 +ho proc4;oa Act :,
1850. .1,,s shou.;or +1,o+ :, ,ha ;,dc
,,,a,,+ 81 the oe,+1e,,e, 70 ,ho-, ne
,,.;,do,,, - .,,o 1ao;.1.4,,-o o,,+-,,,4aa
+ba various combinations +o-u,;+. 1,,dae
NJ { Ro,,;fe1d I,dra T w uao1,.
How Dave Z p,1,. pa,. H. 1o1,, n
! hammond II \, Il
his statute 7ros mol rtbsaIed but 7gas thu
lar, 0fthr Ln,,G
Rule \NITI Of this court. beirp
o,,rI;sbod IN ,n.+ba ,.o1,,,,,es 81 H.. re-
Ill.,, .,.: 49,, :.
Js5e,y,,t stotnls et,nJ, ,,,,eo.oz,,
ard is the lar. unless for some reaso,
the said Justices have permitted a mis-
leading rule OF their court to stand
and be published in each succeedin.
volume OF the reports OF their 0p;n
ions. for over thirty years.
The said Rule NNIII is as follows
"Appeals IRON orders granting 0
DENYING = chance Of venue or an
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-06
CARSON NEVADA.


( iusing to change the place OF trial of
an action or proceeding after motion
is made therefor in the cases OF which
that court has appellate jurisdiction.
This enactment has remained upon
the statute books OF Nevada ever since
and has been published in every COM
pilation of Nevada's laws; in the Bon
nifeld & Healy compilation of 1873,
See Complied Laws, 1873, Vol. I, Sec.
oI5. p. 2I9; the Bailey & Hammond
compilation Cor General Statutes) OF
1885. see General Statutes 1885. section
245o. page 64S; and the Cutting Com
| pilation OF 1900, see compilation OF
laws OF Nevada, 1900. Section 25I3, p.
$40.
This was not an amendment to the
| Practice Act, it was as stated above
an Independent statute giving right
| that previous to that time had not been
! in the statutes OF the State. Previous
to that time IN the Practice Act'ot 1861
a right was given to appeal from an
order refusing to change place OF trial
but no such right from all order grant
ing a change of the place of trial. See
in Statutes OF 1861. page 5o3. section
oS5. AN aDDeal NAV be taken to the
Supreme Court from the District
Court in the following cases: First
* x x x Second. *~* an order re-
fusing to change place OF trial OF an
action or proceeding alter motion is
made therefor * x -
Thus it will be seen that it, as stat
ed in the case OF the State OF Nevada
\. Shaw. 2I New. "a, it be true thai
"Nhen Table Mountain G. & 5. Min
Co. v Walters Defeat MIN. 60. :
= New. 2IS. was decided, the statute
made such orders appealable" it wa:
the indcbendent statute of 1905 ano
not the fractlce Act that made 1t so
ne Practice Act OF 1901 made order:
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L in the statutes the Legislature by i
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lie statute above referred TO- gave TO II
lie Ii1ioan4s the rioht to annea1 from, o.
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- 7.,,1 ,.,,
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't i'ia'le revision OF the fractlce A(
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-06


'p. ' '''| 'O''' ~ ~ anu
i'N''~''i i'' VIM any 10 III '''S '"'s
iiieh' uiiuooo''N' i0' c''ic lel'e"l VI
1t by implication '1aaio not Dc favor
ed.
l trust | shall not be mlsun Ic-stood
in the foregoing; and supposed to hold
or even to hint that the judicial DEPART
;,,ent n the nove-n,n,-7, = oor nor,d
~, .he 1o,r;s1,+:..o o., $50 contrary.
:,
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'''"' '''' X 7''''"''He 0Vp''' ''''e''' "0''''s
"''ii1l us sphere ti.>e7 ne Federai
ana state constitution is supreme and
each other department OF the govern
nieTt, executive and judicial and all
persons are bound by their enactmentS,
| claim only this: that the legislative
intent should De carelully sought 1or'
ana 'ha' IN 'he search 1or II that the
canonS OF legal hermeneu'icS' the
SOUND ruleS ol statutory inter pretd'ioll
Snouio Dc appneo' ara wherever these
ledN llle J"'Ilo'"lS 9"o"'G 'o''o" even Ill
cases IN which in their OPINION the law
is vicious and bad; but when these
canons and rules lead to what is rem
edial. beneficial and good. then certain
| " they sho,,rd he ann1ied and rnra1d
-T,o .a,. io-,,. 1oo:1ol -.
l,N
''''~' 10 -
y vi num- - -''>' - O''' case i'1i {
tof"re decided has held to the contrary
to-W1t: State OF Nevada V. Shaw, p
New. 222: but l think the law always
has been and now IS contrary TO tbs
last named case and IN accordance
with the two hrSt named.
In the Shaw case the court not only
treated the question involved as DelnG
destitute OF merit Dut ol>p"sed OF 1
Fathef ("'"||f'|p' II SIMPLY saiu toa
N',o'' '''0 '''''' VI Gun ''''il ''''0 WITS VIC
-h,.,o-,l,, ,r1,.~o ,,, 80 ..,4a,,.,. -,
reasoriru nv the rorr, n show -,be
: and ho,t changed This WAS a com
plete fftiti0 .b11rHbji,. the question un
Ger consideration was, ha1 there bfe1
"T""<' I" '"t S|"''''t' '3'h'P'Y u "a
JsN ~ sum 4''e'''0" was - ~
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Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

An explosion of gasoline at Phila.
delphia wrecked five buildings and
caused the death of at least dozen
people.
Three men were killed and one IA
tally injured by a premature blast of
dynamite on the Rock Island iexten-
sion, 25 miles east of Santa Rosa,
N. M.
7F Eight hundred quarts Of nitrogiycer-
in exploded near Bowling Green, o.,
and blew the driver of the wagon, in
which the explosive was stored. the
team and wagon to atoms.
The horse transport Lenox, now out
s5 days from Manila, is broken down
at sea, about $50 miles from San Fran
cisco, and the transport tug Slocum
has gone to her assistance.
Fourteen families, comprising Y
persons, were made homeless, two
women were seriously hurt and two
others were rescued from death in a
Ere that destroyed three cottages in
Eighteenth place, Chicago.
A Dayton, Springfield and Urbana
trolley car crashed into coal car,
which stood ON an open switch, near
Donnellville, o. Fourteen persons are
lying in the Mitchell Thomas hospital
seriously hurt. Four are believed to
be dying.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
THE CRISIS IN CHINA.


All the French troops at Picking. ex-
elusive of the legation guard, have
left. The 500 French soldiers now at
Pao Ting Fu will depart within 20
days.
The Official date fixed for the evac-
uation of Picking by the British
troops is Aug; Is, subject to a few
days extension If necessary The
evacuation Of the other portions Of
China depend on circumstances.
Violent anti-foreign placards, ema-
mating from the Boxers, have been
posted in the vicinity Of the Christian
chapels in Canton. The placards pro
test against the imposition of the
house tax, saying it Is only exacted in
order to meet the indemnity to be paid
to the powers.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
<sesls.>s-- - <~.Li1r
NOVEL QUESTION RAISED.
coIorado's Position Regarding Status
OF Aliens,

coIorado's Position Regarding status
OF Aliens.
Washing ton. Aug. 9.-The case re
ported from Denver, in which the
Italian authorities compIainsd that
the local courts have refused to CON
slider the case Of an Italian on the
ground of being a nonresident alien,
presents some new and rather novel
features, although the state depart
ment has not had occasion TO consider
the matter, as the papers have not
been received. Article XXEII Of the
treaty between the United States and
Italy reeites that @the citizens Of
either party shall have free Access to
the courts OF justice, in order to main
tain and defend their own rights, with
out any other condition, restriction or
taxes than such as are imposed upon
the natives" As a general principle
the provisions of treaty are binding
upon states as well as upon the federal
government. Whether, however, this
treaty guarantee of free access to the
courts OF justice = is SUFFICIENT to. over
come any specific local laws has never
before been brought in issue, and it
may require mature consideration Of
the various interests involved to de-
ternaine just how far the local statutes
or the treaty provisions are para
mount.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
IMPOSSIBLE re- car AELP.
Government Greatly Hampered by San
Francisco Strike.

Government Greatly Hampered by San
Francisco Strike.
Washington, Aug. "a dispatch
has been received at the war depart
ment from Colonel Long, quartermas-
ter at San Francisco, showing that q
serious condition exists there as q re-
suit Of the strikes. It has been found
Impossible to procure skilled labor
and almost impossible to find labor Of
any kind to work on the ships. For
this reason the government Will turn
the transport Lennox over to her own
ers without removing the government
fittings. Heretofore, It has been the
custom to have q transport reatted
upon the expiration OF the charter as
she was when the government took
it. Colonel Long says that the com
,merce Of the. port Of San Francisco has
been practically tied up, and that the
strike situation there is more serious
than at any time since it began.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Three men fought duel on the
streets Of Denver and three bystand-
ers were wounded.
Alex. Mccullough, prominent cit
izen of Cfew5sh. O., shot and killed
his wife ans4 ttlen committed suicide.
Edmond lscott was hanged at La
Grange, Ga, for the murder of two
negro women named Carrie and Nina
Hugely.
Robbers held up a Baltimore and
Ohio passenger train near Chicago and
wrecked two mail cars with dynamite.
No booty was secured.
According to adyices brought by the
steamer Humboldt, five men had been
killed by the Indians about 200 miles
west from Valdez island, Alaska.
A baby farm situated in fats in
low lying part Of Kansas City, where
at least three infants have been will
fully starved to death. has been dis
closed by the police. %
Betsie McCray, her son Beife1d and
daughter lola, colored, were lynched
at Carrollton, Miss, for alleged con-
nection with the murder Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Talifsgro on the night Of July 80.
Fred Yost, residing near Fairmont,
Mimi. charged with bastardy, shot
and seriously wounded Eliza Kunkle,
the woman IN the case, killed the 10
months-old child and then committed
suicide. sfss22a.',
Charley Davis. who was charged
with criminal assault on Miss Kate
Hues, was taken from the Smithvi1le
(Tenn.) courthouse by mob of about
% friends and relatives of the young
lady and hanged about a quarter Of a 4
mile from te wn. ~ .>>-4slN=s.-
Mrs. Mile Ighthawk:s an actress,
known by the stage name of Mile
Allen, was fatally shot at Omaha by
Thad Brooke, an actor, who turned
his revolver ON himself and sent
bullet through his heart. Brooke Is
dead and the woman cannot recover.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
Heart
aims

are Natures warning notes Of
approaching danger hOaa q dis
eased heart. II you would
avoid facilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
early warnings. Strengthen the
hearts muscles, quiet its lery-
Gus irritation and regulate its
action with that, greatest Of all
heart remedies, Dr. Miles
Heart Cure.
'.My heart beat so hard that it
shock the bed, and the pain was
90 sharp and severe that ! could
hardly breathe. I used four bot
Ties Of DR.. Niles Heart Cure and
the palpttation. and pain were
gone Mrs. G. BLACK.
Charleston, s. O.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10

Dyspepticg cannot be long lived
because to live requires nouriahment.
Food is not nourishing until it is di-
gested. A disordered stomach cannot
digest food, it must have assisf ance.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all
kinds of food without aid from the
stomach, allowing it to rest and re-.
gain its natural functions. It's e.es
ments are exactly the same as the
natural digestive fluids and itsimply,
can't help but do you good. Il.
Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
POLITICAL NEWS.

Tennessee Democrats urge the NOM
nation Of Sch1ey for president.
Boiling Ohio Democrats held con-
vention at Columbus and named a full
state ticket. The attendance was. very
small. The platform endorses Bryan
and declares for the free coinage Of
silver. III.
The Maryland Democratic state cen
yention, in session at Baltimore, de-
clared that the purpose of the party,
If successful in the coming election, is
to eliminate the negro from politics in
Maryland, if such thing be possible
under the constitution of the state.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The scarcity OF potatoes all over the
country has become serious ques-
tion.
Statistics show that Americans lead
the world in the production Of iron
and steel.
The First National bank Of Austin,
Tex, has been closed by federal
bank inspector.
Total shipments of 100000 tons of
ore in one month at Two Harbors es-
tablishes . worlds record.
"Corn King" Phillips Of Chicago has
temporarily suspended business. Err
rors In bookkeeping Is the cause given.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10

"A few months ago, food which /
ate for breakfast would not remain
on my stomach for half an hour. s,
used one bottle of your Kodol Dy-
spepsia Cure and can now eat my
breakfast and other meals With a
relish and my food is thoroughly. di-
gested. Nothing equals Kodol Dy-
spepsia Cure for stomach troubles,
H. S. Pitts, Arlington, Texas. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat. j. r. Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
LABOR NEWS.

Strikes have been inaugurated
against two lines Of steamers on the
Great Lakes.
All negotiations between the Anal
gamated association and the steel
trust for a settlement Of the Steel
workers strike are of. Within a
week every union man in the employ
Of the combine will be asked to join
the strike.
Cigar manufacturers Of Tampa, Fla,
threaten to move their factories to an.
other city If the citizens Of Tampa do
not suppress the anarchist leaders of
the Resistencia strikers and protect
them in their own business. The man
ufacturers represent over $4,000 e0.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
BRITlsH-BoER WAR NEWS.

], Brftons and Beers had an all-day
fight near Nqueta, July 80.
The condition in Cape Colony is said
to be worse than at any period Of the
war.
In a communication to Boer COM
manders Mr.. Kruger tells them to
continue lighting.
The Cape Town correspondent Of
the London Daily Mail, in commune
cation dated July II, places the
strength of the Beers in Cape Colony
between 1000 and 5000 men, almost
all Of whom are rebels.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
Death Sentence Approved.

Washington, Aug. 9-For the first
time since the outbreak Of the Spanish
war, President Mckinley has approved
the death sentence In the case OF an
enlisted man. The case is that Of
Private Phineas Foutz, Company K,
Nineteenth infantry. This soldier was
convicted by general court martial, at
Cebu, p. l.. ct the murder OF GeneYiva
Torres. native Filipino girl, by stab
bling her to death with sword cane
in her home at Mandaue, Cebu. Nov.
10, 1900.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
Railroad Consolidation.

Portland, Or, Aug. S.-The Oregon
ian says: Another step in railroad
consolidation is reported to take place
in Portland, Tacoma and Seattle on
Sept. /. This will be NO less than con-
solidation OF the city Offices OF the
Union Pacific, Oregon Railway and
Navigation company and the South
Pacific. The general offices of the two
companies ln Portland are not to be
disturbed.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
CUBA AND PoRTo RICO.

Owing to unsettled governmental
and economic conditions, and steady
decrease in the receipts from custom
duties, the Cuban military government
has cut, down expenses all over the
island.
I Cuba will in all probability be turn
ed over to the natives Of the island on
the anniversary Of the destruction Of
the battleship Maine, Feb. is, next,
at which time the Cubans will proba-
bly, celebrate the inauguration Of an
independent government.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FOREIGN NEWS.

Venezuela may declare war upoi
Colombia.
Gomez, who plotted against the lift
Of Napoleon III, has been pardones
after serving Is years.
The. house Of commons has passed
@ resolution. after a warm debate
granting Field Marshal Earl Roberts
100000 for his services in South
Africa.
Queen Wilhelmina has ordered the
secretary Of war of Holland to send
q detail to the United States to exam
/ inc and report on the submarine boat
Holland.
1t develops that there is q plot to
combine Venezuela, Colombia and &c
uador, which is expected to cause all
kinds of wars and revolutions in the
three republics involved.
A terrible fire is raging in the extern
sive pine forests near Kaldenkirchen,
on the Dutch Prussian frontier. Fire
men Of all the neighboring villages,
aided by the inhabitants, are at work
trying to check the flames.
DR.. Range1 Cardiras, at the head Of
5000 men, has reyelted against Presi-
dent Castro Of Vene9uela. The insur-
gents are near San Antonio de Tachi-
"a, on the Colombian frontier. The
Venezuelan government has sent TO-
600 troops to the scene Of the uprising.
Letters from business men in Costa
Rica report considerable public dis
satisfaction in that republic with the
governments increase of import du-
ties in consequence OF the abolition of
export duties. It is feared. that if the
government continues to increase the
duties. a revolution VIII follow.
The Venezuelan government an
nounees that force of invaders under
General Rangei Garbiras, Including Is
battalions Of the Colombian army, was
repulsed by. the goyernment troops
and compelled to fall back across the
frontier after 2s hours fighting July
% and July 20. It is officially asserted
that the invaders lost SEQ men, the
government troops losing 300.
: NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
ssssasssEEcz.. assassssaGs
The public debt decreased $2,928,657
n July. s~r.as~,at'a
TIE stock of gold in the treasury is
The largest in the history Of the gov
ernment, and is accommodating at the |
rate of $4.500,e0o to s5.o00,eoo a
month.
The navy department has refused to
accede to Admiral Schley's suggestion
hat the language in the fifth specif1-
cation Of the precept to the court Of
inquiry be modified.
The interior department has been
notified that so cases of smallpox
among Indians are under quarantine I
1t the Flathead agency in Montana.
Steps have been taken to prevent it's
spread and to stamp out the present /
Epidemic.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
PHILIPPINE NEWS.

Thirty-four insurgents, "a majority
Of them armed with rifles, have been
captured by the First cavalry in Ba-
tangas. province Luzon.
The teWns Of Calapan, Naujan and
Pola,. ON the northeast coast of the
Island Of NTindoro, were occupied by
q battalion o9 the. Thirteenth yolun.
teer infantry talfd Macabebe scouts
after a slight resistance.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

Negotiations are now pending, and
said to be practically closed, whereby
the NoRthern Pacific road will sell to
syndicate 100000 acres Of grazing
land in North Dakota.
TIVE hundred shares Of Northern Pa
ciic common stock sold on the New
York Stock Exchange Friday at 95.
The last previous sale was made at
118, and occurred on July II, the day
that ]. p. Morgan announced his Sc
lection Of five new directors for the
Northern Pacific.
Morris tribune., 1901-08-10
THE pgATH JREcoRp.

Ex-congressman John Davis ct Kan
sas is d.
DR.. Bosse, former Prussian minister
Of public instruction, Is dead.
Harry G. Mason, former speaker Of
the Ohio house of representatives, is
dead of consumption.
Dowager Empress Frederick, eldest
daughter Of the late Queen Victoria
and mother Of Emperor William Of
Germany, is dead.
Rt. Rev. Abraham Litttlejohn, bish-
op of the Episcopal diocese of Long
Island, is dead at WILLIAMSBURG.
Mass. aged rs years.