The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-10-11
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conference at Philadelphia with rep
resentative Of operators, Mt which a
proposition from the mine owners
looking to a settlement of the strike In
said to have been made.
The yacht Little Haste, Of Massachu-
sets, won the national championship
In contest off Chicago.
Estimates for rural free delivery
service for the next fiscal year aggre-
gate $12,655, 800.
The mayor of Detroit has appealed
20 the governors of the chief coal con-
Stunning states. mayors and citizens to
meet at Detroit October 0 and discuss
ending OF the coal strike.
Harry Jordan. of Sioux Falls, 8. D.,
died from an injury received in foot
ball game.
Union girl clerks at st. Paul have
pledged themselves to marry only
members of labor unions.
Gustaf Y. Seifeld, Peshtigo (Wis)
Farmer, was shot and killed by his son
while beating his wife.
Seven negro ghouls, arrested at In
dianapolis, confessed to robbing 100
graves in cemeteries there within three
months.
Panic In the New York stock market
was averted by Secretary Shaw, who
announced that banks need not carry
reserve against deposits secured by
100000.
The cut of the saw mills in Minneap-
oils shows shortage Of nearly 100,-
100000 feet over the log cut last year.
Andrew Freedman, Of New York, has
retired from the National Baseball
league control.
A combine of lead manufacturers,
with $60,000,0o0 capital, has been ar
ranged in New York.
Rival air ships Santos-Dumont and
Leo Stevens sailed an endurance con-
test at New York, the former win
ming by going mile and half.
The estimates of the postmaster
general Of the appropriations re-
quired during the next fiscal year ag-
gregate s46,925, 220.
Theodore Smith and Thomas Fair
cloth, young men who killed the aged
Lewis couple one month ago, were
nahHCu az pIouStou. It lH
After a conference with cabinet
members in Washington President
Roosevelt sent word to J. Pierpont
Morgan, who controls the operating
companies in the coal fields of Penn
sylvania, that he must bring the OPP
orators to submit their differences
with the miners to arbitration.
Receivers have been appointed in
Trenton, N. j., for the National Salt
company, known as the salt trust,
which has deficit Of almost $780,
600.
New York stock prices doomed on
Secretary Shaw's announcement that
the bank reserve against government
deposits will not be required.
The government weekly crop re-
port says rains retard maturing of
late crops. but are favorable to
termination of fall-sown grain.
The estimates Of appropriations re-
CURED for the department of agricul-
ture for the next fiscal year aggregate
almost $5,000,000.
Secretary of War Elihu Root denies
that there is any truth in the rumor
that he intends to leave the cabinet.
Oleomargarine manufacturers are to
be required to furnish samples Of their
product to the commissioner of inter-
nal revenue.
Bank robbers secured 81, 900 from the
bank at Mineral, III.
Gen. Corbin regards the German
army as the most perfect fighting ma
chine in the world.
Throughout Iowa and Nebraska
heavy rains have so swollen the rivers
and creeks that many Of them have
left their banks and done great dam
age to late crops.
The public debt statement issued on
the 1st shows that the debt decreased
$1o,675,434 during the month of Sep
fember. Cash in the treasury, $371,-
253,3o4. Total debt. less cash in the
treasury, $957,415,ss7
Former Superintendent of Police
Fred w. Ames, OF Minneapolis. has
been found guilty of bribe-taking.
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles and his
party sailed from San Francisco for the
Philippines on the transport Thomas
The government receipts in Septcm-
Der wnre s4s.5s0,3 1881, leaving a surplus
for the month of s11 900, 900.
President Roosevelt invited heads
of coal roads and the miners union
60 meet him at the white house to
discuss means Of ending the miners
strike. The invitations have been
accepted, and there is believed to be
. fair prospect of success of the
move.
The presidents injured leg con-
finues to improve and his condition
is satisfactory.
j. Owen Moore. of New York. de-
c1ared that his daughter obtained a
divorce from Count Won Roden Kohsel
because the latter considered that the
Husband Of rich wife needn't work.