The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-15
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News Of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News Of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

course mas Deen cut from IOuT W thiec
years because Of need for officers.
The amount estimated for railroad
transportation of mails in this coun-
try for the next fiscal year Is 1921
600, an increase OF over five per cent.
from the current year.
President Roosevelt reached Oyster
Bay to vote and bonfires and fire.
works welcomed him.
United States Treasurer Roberts in
his annual report shows that the net
revenues for the year were $562,47s,
233 and net expenses SAL, 100, s57; cash
balance, July /, $780,, 1901. The pub
lie debt was decreased to the extent OF
$42 ,3+0,sss.
The naval academy at Annapolis has
reduced the course of midshipsmen to
three years instead of four.
The October fire insurance losses for
the United States were s7,ss3,0oo,
against sl2,673 900 for 1901.
Sam Harris. an alleged negro MUIR
derer. was shot to death by a mob at
Salem, Ala.
The University of Chicago con-
ferred 160 doctorate degrees in four
years; Yale second, with 15s.
Mrs. Henry Bolte, wife of the Ar
lington Heights Qll) postmaster,
committed suicide at the graves of
her son and daughter.
Assistant Postmaster General Shall
1enberger in his annual report rec
ommends extension of the parcels
posts to several European countries
and the adoption of universal post
age stamp.
The coal strike arbitration COM
mission visited the Lehigh valley mines
and miners homes at Upper Lehigh.
The annual report Of the commits
sioner of the general land Office
shows that the public land disposed
of during the year aggregated 49,
4SS,535 acres, an increase of 1925, 73s
acres over the previous year.
A wealthy Flathead Indian named
Matchell was robbed Of $4,000 in cash
at his home near Plains. Mont.
The cost of the temporary work OF
the twelfth census, according to the
directors annual report, was $11,854,-
s1s.
BY a premature explosion of fire.
works in New York city IA persons
were killed and number injured.
An inexperienced girl aeronaut
dropped 1000 feet from balloon and
was killed at Anna, III.
Robbers blew open the vault in the
bank at Greenwood, Wis, and secured
$1,000.
The Admiral Sampson ran down and
sank a schooner off Cape Cod and four
Of the crew were drowned.
Hale Johnson, a prohibition leader
of national prominence and vice presi-
Dental candidate of that party in 1896,
was shot and instantly killed by Will
liam II. Harris at Bogota, Ill, after a
quarrel Harris when arrested COM
mitted suicide.
President Mitchell's statement Of the
mineworkers' case, as filed with the
anthracite strike commission, is SINH
lar to that made before the strike.
Recognition of the union is insisted
upon.
The Holland submarine boat Gram
pus had her first surface trial trip in
San Francisco, and proved success.
Senator Hanna has been initiated at
Cleveland as member of the Loyal
Legion of Ohio.
City Marshal Jordan, Tony Jones
and JEFF Chenault were killed in
shooting ARRAY at Orange, Tex.
Robbers wrecked the vault Of the
bank at Richards, Mo-, with dynamite
and secured $500, all that it con-
tanned.
The business section of Bayard, Ia,
has been destroyed by fire.
In a drunken row at Saranac Lake,
n. Y, John Mooney shot and killed a
woman named Bessette and fatally
wounded his sister.
Gerhard Borchers, farmer near
Humphreys, Neb., was killed and his
body cremated by his three young
boys, because they said he had treated
them unkindly.
Rev. w. c. Rabe, pastor Of the Ger
man Baptist church in Omaha, and
Miss Augusta Busch, missionary, were
found dead in each others arms in the
church. They were suffocated by
gas.
The supreme court Of appeals says
that failure to use copyright notice
in publishing a copyright story does
rot give the right to other persons
to publish the story for their own
use.
A new direct steamship service is to
be established between New York and
China and japan.
A trust with 100000 capital has
been organized TO control the flower
trade.
Stanley Buford and Dor Neal were
killed and Ernest Rousch fatally in
jured by an engine at Lafayette, Ind.
The boys, who had run sway from
Watseka, ILL.,, were asleep on the
track.