The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-11
A WEEKS RECORD
All the News Of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Nawsof the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.


Leland, Miss, stole the engine and
attempted to escape, but were cap
tured.
Friends of Admiral Schley will ask
congress to retire him on full pay
and reimburse his costs in the court
of inquiry.
Governors and law officers of five
northwestern states met at Helena,
Mont, to discuss plan of prevent
ing the merger Of northwestern rail
road interests.
known grain elevator owner, died of
pneumonia in Chicago. He was in
sured for 81 100000.
John Dever, aged 20 years, and Mrs.
Grace Falls, aged "a, were drowned
while skating ut Milan, Ind.
Fire drill saved 900 children from
injury and possible death at the burn
ing Of the New York juvenile asylum.
Jeffries and Sharkey have agreed to
fight at San Francisco between March
Is and April 80 for the worlds cham
pionship.
Admiral Schley has been presented
with diamond medal by the Mary
land councils Of Junior Order of Unit
ed American Mechanics.
Prof Loeb, of Chicago, gives result of
experiments which demonstrate that
man may check death by use of chem
icals which destroy destructive agent.
Floods caused great damage in many
eastern and southern states. Penn
sylvania is the greatest sufferer.
A rattlesnake revived by a stove bit
two children at Charlottesville, Ind,
and they may die.
Nancy Reeder and John Edwards
were killed by the cars near Newcastle,
Ind, while on their way to be married.
Albert Doty, living near Lyndon,
Kan, killed his wife and himself after
q quarrel.
In the asylum for Predetermined chill
dren at Lincoln, ILL.,, more than 100
cases Of smallpox were discovered.
President Barber, of the Diamond
Match company, who has just returned
from Europe, says his company will
soon control the markets of the world.
The chairman of the house post Of
hCt CO"IhtOSC uSSluiSo oPpooitioh
to penny postage at the present time.
During the year 1901 the loss of life
by railway accidents in the United
States numbered 1860, by fire 1855, by
drownings 2,4s7, by explosions s11, in
mines 6ss, in storms $50. by lightning
325, by falling buildings 473, and by
shipwrecks 2,255.
The revenues of the government
from all sources for the last fiscal year
were $699,316, 530.02 and the expendi-
lures $621, sos, 546.54, showing surplus
of $77,717, 0s4.3s.
In the United States the past year
11s persons were hanged for murder
and 135 were lynched. Suicides num-
bered 7,245 and murders 1852.
The total fire losses of 1901 in the
United States of 100000 and upward
amounted to $67,941,90o.
Requests in 1901 to educational insti-
buttons, libraries and art museums,
charities, churches and religious enter.
prises, and to towns and cities in the
United States for the public benefit and
entertainment amounted to $12S,8SS,-
732.
Henry Albert, denied kiss, shot his
wife fatally and killed himself in Chi
cago.
Richmond (Va.) was under water, ow-
ing to the rise in the James river, and
citizens were travelling about I'm boats.
The damage to property will be enor-
nous.
A life size bronze monument of the
late President Mckinley is to be erect
ed at Niles, o.
The government will hereafter give
out nothing concerning negotiations to
secure Miss Stones freedom.
Dun's review of trade for the last
year declared all records beaten by the
volume of business.
The Crane Manufacturing company
distributed $4,000 among its $500 en-
ployes in Chicago as a Christmas gift.
j. p. Morgan has arranged a $780,
100000 combination of the Westing-
house and General Electric companies.
A jeweler at Turner's Falls, Mass,
made insane-by accidentally killing
Ida Gullum, CLERK, shot four mem
bers Of his family, killing son.
Forty-fve- thousand Tampanyites
were ousted from power in New York
on New Years day.
A new statute abohshing common
law marriages went into effect in New
York with the new year. Itrecognizes
marriage by civil contract.
The governor of Nebrask has grant
ed a pardonso former State Treasurer
BARLEY, who was convicted five years
ago of embezzling $2o1 900 state funds
and sentenced to 20 years imprison-
ment.
Kansas educators will ask the leg
islature to pass law providing jail
sentence for youthful cigarette smok-
srs.