The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-08-02
King Edward continues to make sat-

| LIZ. Ltyus anu OtHeTs not OF AIricdl
birth who fought against the British
will not be allowed to return to Soutl
| Africa.
The steamer Windward sailed from
Sydney on its voyage to the northern
seas.
A native steamer capsized in TIT
West river in China and 200 person
were drowned.
Four American men teachers VIII,
were lost in Cebu island, Philippines
were murdered by ladrones. The,
had been missing since June 10.
Adjutant generals statistics show
1851 engagements fought in the Phil
ippines; 90 officers and 936 men dice
of wounds, and At officers and 2,53
men of disease.
| Three men held up train on thu
Mexican Central road near Bermejills
and robbed the express car of $50, 900.
LATER.
The charge of violating the West
Virginia injunction made against Sec
rotary Wilson, of the United Mine
Workers, has been dropped.
Canada is extremely anxious that
British ambassadors at Washington
shall hereafter be Canadians.
The German steamer Princess Irene,
which sailed from Naples for Manila,
took among her passengers Gov.
Taft, Judge Smith and Secretary Car
lpenter.
A Anod IN tho pro,nc opd ntbar riy-
ers in Texas has inundated many
towns and great damage has been
done.
DIR. Sellim, of Vienna, who is ex-
Iploring Palestine, has discovered the
walls and gateway of the ancient
temple of Solomon in the neighbor-
hood of Janohah, in Samaria.
All reports from Cowes say that
King Edward is steadily improving.
Great Britain and japan have en-
tered into an agreement pledging
Corea support and aid.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad has been purchased by the
Union Pacific Railroad company.
A cloudburst near Dresden, N. Y,
did great damage to crops and sew
eral buildings were wrecked.
Coal shafts were flooded, bridges
carried away and crops ruined by a
storm near Irwin. Pa.
Fire in Albany, N. Y, destroyed
property valued Mt over 100000 and
one fireman was killed and one fatal
ly injured.
Southern Methodists will endeavol
to raise $5,000,000 endowment fund
the interest to go to superannuateG
ministers, widows and orphans.
The inventory of Potter Palmer's
|estate, filed in the probate court il
Chicago, shows he was worth $7,S96,
1856.
The first German theater building
in Chicago was destroyed by fire ant
another landmark has passed.
Former British prisoners returning
to South Africa will be required to
have at least 500 before they will
be allowed to land.
j. Pierpont Morgan. through hi.
son, denies the report that the big
shipping combine may never be con
illuminated.
The japanese government has mott
fed the United States government
THAT il has started warship to seiz,
Marcus island, claimed by the latter
on the discovery of Andrew Rosehil
lin 1889.
The percentages of the baseball
clubs in the National league for tn,
week ended July 30 were: Pittsburg
1855; Brooklyn, .562; Chicago, .555
Boston, .532; st. Louis, .465; Cincin
natl, .436; Philadelphia, .42O; New
York, 1920.
The prize fight in San Francisco
melted James Jeffries $14,346 and Fitz
Isimmons $9,564.
DR.. Charles Kendall Adams, former
lily president of the University of Wis
consin, died in Redlands, Cal, aged 6,
years.
While temporarily insane Mrs. Ev
erett Spencer, aged 10, killed her hus
band and herself at Woodsfeld, 0.
The twentieth century express or
the New York Central road ran from
Syracuse to Albany, LAT miles, in 10!
minutes, breaking the fast time
record.
In quarrel near Vanceburg, Ky.
Jack and Roe Dyer and Horace Dick
inson killed each other.
A committee of anti-imperialists in
a communication to the president re-
wives the charges of army cruelty in
the Philippines and urges action tc
bring offenders to justice.
Aupi Nam Mari, native of India
died in San Francisco at the age of
100 years.
| The anthracite miners began the
eleventh week of the strike sure that
Operators cannot get skilled employees
to resume work.
Venezuelan troops under Gen. Bap-
tista were defeated by insurgents un-
der Mendoza.
Carl F. Klotz, to whom letters patent
for an airship were recently granted,
died at indianapolis.
Rev. James NJ. Gray, of Boston, speak.
ing in Chicago, says that the liquor
traffic in America is beyond the con-
troll of man.
Three negroes have been lynched
within the last few days by mobs hunt
ing for the murderer of Chief of Police
NT;Ir,a tL ~ Uto,,, at.do~f Wy W.