The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-03-16
LATER.


United States senate confirmed the
Supplemental treaty with Great Brit
ain. 1t adds to the list of crimes for
which a man can be eXtradited from
one country to another the follow
ing: Obtaining money under false
pretenses, the destruction or obstruc-
ton of railroads, the endangering OF
human life and the procuring of abor-
tions.
States senate came to an end on the
9th after confirming all presidential
nominations.
Herman Weippert, aged SO years,
editor of the Danville Qll) Zeitung,
dropped head of heart trouble.
Mrs. Anna Porter Douglas cele-
brated her one hundredth birthday at
her home in Frankfort, Ind.
Kirby Graves, Bill Johnson and
Henry Brooks (colored) were hanged
at Richmond, Ark, for murder.
Russia's declaration as to Manchuria
is not satisfactory to Great Britain
and America has been urged to join
in preventing the partition of China.
The Montana legislature elected
Paris Gibson (dem.) United States SEN
ator.
Botha a seven days armistice, to en-
able him to confer with the other gen.
erals.
President Mckinley issued an execu-
tive order removing export duty on
| tobacco in Cuba, to take effect April 1.
| The British steamer Avlona was
| wrecked at the Bilbao. breakwater and
the entire crew, 90 in number, per-
ished.
The First national bank of Niles,
Mich, was forced by run to close it's
doors.
The superintendent of schools at
San Juan, Porto Rico, was besieged
by mob of $500, which handful Of
American soldiers dispersed.
| The state department denies that
Denmark was threatened in connec-
ton with negotiations for her West
Indian islands.
Presiding Elder Vaudeville forbid
| Duke Parsons holiness exhorters to
hold a revival in Methodist church
in Chicago.
Rev. Mark Trafton, an eminent Meth
odist minister and formerly member
of congress from Massachusetts, died
in Boston, aged 90 years.
Nathan Simpson, Stanley Gordon
and William Payne, negroes, were
hanged at Opelousas, La, for murder.
Delaware's legislature adjourned
sine die without electing either sena-
tor, and the state is now without rep
resentation in the United States SEN
tie.
The Philippine commission has APP
oropriated $1,000,000 to be used in i'm
proving Manila harbor.
SemiofIicial reports received in
Washington say that Cuba will ac-
.ept the conditions for independence
made by congress.
The treasury department is salts
led that bubonic plague exists to an
alarming. extent in San Francisco.
Thomas Apologize, farmer at
Gatonville, N. j., who frequently beat
lis wife in a terrible manner, was
illed by white caps.
Charles A. Johnson, cashier of the
.losed national bank at Niles, Mich,
s reported insane in Chicago.
In tornado at Maxon's Mill, KY,
he Catholic, Cumberland Presbyte-
ian and Baptist churches were de-
troyed.
Fire at the University of Iowa in
owa City destroyed the college of
Medicine and the literary building,
mailing a loss of S250,00O.
Burglars dug through brick wall
md stole $4,000 from bank at Ar
'onia, Kan.
Wind and rain swept over Chicago,
hrowing down telegraph and tele-
hone lines and doing damage to the
xtent Of $250000.
The post Office at West Toledo, o.,
vas wrecked by robbers, who escaped
With $500.
Charles Rogers in jealous quar-
eel shot and fatally injured his wife
nd step-father-in-law, William r.
1aty, in Terre Haute. Ind.
Charles White, Charles Young and
r. Jameson were killed and 76 head
If horses burned in the destruction
II Morton's livery stable in San Fran
,isco.
The general offices in New York Of
he New Haven & Hartford railroad
we're damaged $25o,O0O by fire.
Four persons were killed and many
INJURED in the vicinity of Forrest
lily, Ark, by tornado, and many
buildings were wrecked.
Fourteen buildings were wrecked
" tornado at Wills Point, Tex,
nd eight persons were killed.
Gen. DE Wet is said to have reached
us own country by forced marches,
md the British admit his capture Is
,lmost impossible. Unconditional sur
-ender is demanded of Beers and