The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-09-06
A WEEKS RECORD
All 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.

On the sxtn anniversary Oh her
husbands death Mrs. Josephine Voll-
mer killed herself and her niece in New
York city.
The government weekly crop report
says the weather has been unfayor-
able to growing plants and thrashing
and harvesting has been retarded.
j. +. Mathews and Mrs. j. III. Cobb
were killed and three other persons
injured by an automobile plunging
over an embankment near Long
Branch, N. j.
President Horace G. Burt, Of the
Union Pacific road, was arrested on
charge of bringing men to Omaha to
take places of strikers.
A justice at Keokuk, Ia, gave n
mother the custody of her children
and declarmed unconstitutional the
law permitting charitable institutions
to take them.
President Roosevelt made several
speeches in New England touching
on Cuban relations, naval increase,
and the manly qualities required to
make good citizen.
Anthracite coal mine operators met
In New York and agreed to accept
no suggestion and to refuse all of.
fers to arbitrate the strike.
The visit of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
to the Philippines is declared to be
for the purpose of inspection.
The government estimate of the
gold output In the Klondike this year
Is $14,000,000, compared to $24,0O0,00o
last year.
S. II. McCumpsey, of Gehring, Neb.,
started fire with kerosene, an ex-
plosion followed, and he, his wife and
four children persisted.
The internal revenue collections for
July we're $22,236,359, a decrease as
compared with July, 1901, of SHOT,.
537.
Edward X. Pitman, one of the best.
known democratic politicians in
southern Iowa, died at Mount Ayr
from kick by horse.
Reports of bankers throughout the
west and northwest show that crop
and business conditions are at high
water mark.
Commander Wainwright has been APP
pointed to command the cruiser New
ark and will be succeeded as superin-
tendent of the Annapolis academy by
Capt. w. H. Bronson.
II. H. Brinker formerly receiving
teller of the German national bank of
Pittsburg Pa, Is in Jail charged with
embezzling $2o,500.
President Roosevelt and Senator's
Beveridge and Dolliver will address
the convention of National Republican
Clubs in Chicago October /, g., 3.
Mrs. John McCurdy, bride of few
months, fearing that she was going in
sane, killed herself in Chicago by tying
her head over an open gas Jet.
Five employees of the Battle Creek
(Mich.) sanitarium were drowned in
Lake Goguac as result of collision
between a steamer and a row boat.
Home rule for cities with the right
TO own and control public utilities was
advocated by President Ashley in his
address opening the convention of
the League Of American Municipalities
at Grand Rapids. Mich.
Rioting miners took possession of
the Panther creek field near Shenan-
doah, Pa, and soldiers were hurried
TO the scene Of disturbance.
Rear Admiral Higginson reported on
his part in the naval war game and
urged the need of wireless telegraphy.
rumor that an attempt would be
made TO resume operations by the
Lehigh Valley Coal company started
n serious riot ut Hazleton.
Lawyer William s. Forrest, of Chi
cago. will urge the Illinois bar to
propose law to stop murder trials
by newspapers.
Secretary Shaw dismissed Lorenzo
g. Warfeld, $4,000 clerk, who had
been operating a race tipping bureau.
A census report shows that six per
cent. of city population is illiterate
ms compared with 10 per cent. of res.
idents of country districts.
The First national bank at Aberdeen,
8. d.. was robbed by burglars of So, 800. |
Peter s. Hoe, one Of the original !
members Of the firm of r. Hoe & Co.,
manufacturers of printing presses in
New York city, died in Montclair, NJ,
aged 81 years.