The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-03-29

| Judge wright, acting civil governor
of the Philippines, says Americans
have wrong idea of affairs in the
islands, and says all but a small part
of the archipelago is now pacified.
| LAYER.
Passage of the bill to protect the
president by vote of so to Is, and OF
the war revenue repeal bill, without d.
vision, occupied practically all of the
session of the United States senate
on the 21st. Adjourned to the gath.
In the house the river and harbor bill
was passed and bill was introduced
authorizing the postmaster general to
make contract for pneumatic tube mail
service in cities. The naval committee
adopted resolution indefinitely post
poning further consideration of the
Schley bills and resolutions.
The United States senate was not
In session on the ED. The house de-
voted, the entire day to consideration
of the contest of j. Mckenzie Moss
(rep) for the seat now occupied by
Mr.. Rhea, of Kentucky, but no action
was taken. The committee on cleo
tions has reported adversely to Rhea.
A jury declared Stewart Fife not
guilty of the murder of Banker Rich
ardson at st. Joseph, Mo.
The barge Hamilton was wrecked
off Newport News and Capt Shoe
maker and his crew of four men were
drowned.
John Henry Peavy, a negro, was
hanged at Vienna, Ca, for the MUIR
der of Jesse Ford.
Irish nationalists in the house of
commons resent the suspension of
John Dillon and threaten to make
trouble.
The special session of the Colorado
legislature adjourned after the pas
sage of the revenue bill.
George Carter (colored) was hanged
at Moundsville, w. Va, for the murder
of Virginia Whistler, also colored.
Prince Adalbert, third son of En-
peror William of Germany, is to visit
the United States in April as cadet
aboard the training ship Charlotte.
Andrew Carnegie announces gifts
aggregating $780,, 900 for libraries in 4.
cities and towns.
A woman who lived as a man under
the name of George Green for 35 years
with a wife, died at Ettrick, Va, aged
rs years.
Stanislas La Croix, who murdered
his wife and an old man named
Thomps, who was endeavoring to pro
tect her, was hanged at Hull, Quebec
The senate Philippine committee
has decided upon distinct coinage
system for the islands.
The weekly trade review notes nu
merous evidences of further improve
ments in markets, with vigorous do
nestle demand and gain in foreign
business.
James Hatfield, of the famous Ken
lucky family of feudists, was killed il
n fight at North Bend, o.
There were 200 business failures il
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 21st, against 232 the
week previous and 224 the correspond
ing week of last year.
| Cambridge defeated Oxford in the
lffty-ninth annual boat race on the
Thames.
Gov. Gen. Wood of Cuba conferred
with the president on the question OF
turning the island over to the Cuban.
on May 1.
Peter Laveidure, aged III years
died at Great Falls, Mont.
Justice Mayer. of New York. set free
Miss Florence Burns. saying there is
no evidence connecting her with the
death of Walter Brooks.
The Twentieth infantry arrived al
Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, after three years
campaign in the Philippines.
Congressman Harry Gibson, of the
Second Tennessee district, has been re.
nominated for his fifth term by the re-
publicans.
Thirty rioters were killed by Rus.
sian troops in an attempt to release
imprisoned strike leaders at Batoum
Green w. Pritchard was killed and
John Below, farmer, fatally wound
ed in duel at Corydon, Ky.
President Roosevelt will visit the
Charleston exposition on April 0 and
present sword to Mai. Jenkins.
Louis Chamberlain and his wife
who lived at Mcdonald Station, Pa.
were struck by Panhandle train
and killed.
Negotiations for peace between
Boer officials and Lord Kitchener are
again reported under way.
Five negro convicts made an at
tempt to burn their way out of pris-
on at Kisciusko, Miss, and cremated
themselves.
Navigation on the great lakes will
open April 1.
Twopersons were killed, ten hurt, and
much mail was lost in n wreck on the
Southern railway near Charlottes-
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