The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-25
LATER.


Rev. Mr.. Gliding stabbed to death
his stepson, Harry Highfie.d, and was
himself perhaps fatally injured at Ship
man, Ill. A family feud caused the
crime.
| Ore valued at $l,0000OO has been
sto.en during the past year from the
independence mine at Cripple Creek.
At conference in Washington ii was
decided that the kaiser's yacht Meteor
should be christened by Miss Alice
Roosevelt on February 25.
| Owing to family opposition. friends.
of Pre- sident Harrisons widow have de-
cided to abandon their effort to obtain
a pension for her.
The Ninth infantry, which played
such a gallant part in the siege of
Peking and has seen so much fighting
in the Philippines, has been ordered to
return to the Uniteo States.
Three hundred persons were killed
and many buildings destroyed by an
earthquake at Chilpancingo, Mexico.
Boer leaders in Europe are to meet
at The Hague and may agree upon
overtures for peace to be submitted to
the British government.
Prices of all staples are lower, ac-
cordng to the weekly review of bust
ness, but genera. trade is firm.
The house committee on election Of
president will report favorab.y on
resolution to elect senator's by popular
vote.
Cashier Philip S. Adams, of the Com
mercial bank of Fulton, Mo-, has dis
appeared with $4,000 and the bank has
been closed.
The annual report of Factory In
spector Arlington shows large num-
bers of children under legal age at work
in Illinois.
| The outlook for legislation on the
Nicaragua canal is discouraging be-
cause of the confusion that has been
caused by those opposed to any legis-
lation on the subject.
Employees of the Mormon church at
SAT- Lake City have been notified that
they must marry or lose their jobs.
Iowa editors have organized the
Iowa State Editorial association with
{. NJ. Junkin, of Fairfield, as president.
King Oscar opened the Swedish par
lament in person and forecasted legis-
fation.
Three miners near Joplin, Mo-. were
killed by an explosion Of dynamite.
There were 334 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the nth, against $40 the week
previous. and 325 the corresponding
period of last year.
Gen. Aqueda Kahabagan, woman
nsurgent who commanded force OF
500 men, has been captured by Amer
lean troops in Leguna province, Luz
zon.
A boiler exploded in. factory at
Puente de Vilumara, Spain, and 60 per-
sons were killed.
The schools in Wisconsin will observe
January 80 as Mckinley day.
The isthmian canal commission
sent to President Roosevelt unani-
nous report in favor Of accepting the
l$4O, 900, 900 Panama offer.
Boer leaders at The Hague deny that
any negotiations for peace are in prog
Iress.
The total of 10 fatalities in the Swiss
Alps constitutes the record for the
|year 1901, and is double the number of
fatalities in 1900.
The explosion OF boiler on the Den
yer limited of the Rock Island road
at Victor, Col, wrecked the train and
killed two men.
More earthquake shocks in the state
of Guerrero, Mexico, wrecked many
buildings.
Gen. Tung Fuh Slang. who led in
the attacks on the Picking legations,
has been executed by order of the
dowager empress.
The volcano of Colima in Mexico
is again active as result Of recent
Earthquake shocks in that country.
Four buildings collapsed in the
business district of Detroit. Mich,
causng n loss Of more than 100000.
The United States is preparing to
demand indemnity from Bulgaria and
Turkey for the abduction of Miss
Stone.
John Yellow Wolf, n Sioux Indian,
was lynchcd for horse. stealing near
Deadwood, s. d.
Memorial services commemorative
of the birthday OF Gen. Robert f.
Lee were held throughout the south.
A report on German trade for 1901
shows n loss on both imports and ex-
lports.
Gen. Chaffee in his annual report
says the Filipino .guerrillas are incap-
able Of understanding kind treat
mcnt; that they are treacherous to a
degree and only amenable to force.
The town Off Woodford, I. T., has
been almost totally destroyed by fire.
Frank RakowslSi, Of Chicago, sol
der in the United States army, has
been degraded and sentenced to ten
ears imprisonment on Alcatraz is
and. CAL, for threatening to assassi-
ate President Roosevelt.