The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-05-30


Moses Hart, q negro desperate on
trial at Corinth, Miss, fred at the
chief Of police in the courtroom, fed
to the street and was shot to death by
q mob.
The cars representatives in Wash
ington are accused of destroying an
edition Of the United States govern
ment report on the condition of Jews
in Russia.
John Dixon (colored) was driven
from Fremont, o., by mob because he
refused to quit work whe n strikers did.
The annual encampment Iowa g. A..
r., in session at Cedar Rapids, elected
Colonel r. B. Raymond, of Hampton,
commander.
Mrs. Elvin Bachman, of Slatington.
Pa, killed her children, aged one and
three years, by cutting their throats
and ended her life In the same manner.
Mrs. George Nash, of Spokane,
Wash, who was travelling to Toledo to
attend family reunion, died on the
train before reaching her destination.
f. II. Hartman, president of the
Southern Pacific. was operated upon
successfully at New York for APP
pendicitis.
Amos Randall (white) and Dan Ken
medley and Henry Golden (negroes)
were lynched at Mulberry, Fla. for the
murder of Barney Brown, a white man.
President Roosevelt visited Salem.
Oregon City and Portland. Ore, laying
the corner stone of the Lewis and
Clark monument at the latter place.
The Delaware and Hudso on Coal COM
pany is removing from their mines in
'Pennsy lvania all laborers who are un-
der 10 years of age.
A deficit of $227,300 has been discov-
cred in the post Office department be-
cause of Superintendent A. w. Mac
hens unauthorized expenditures.
Eleven New Orleans street railway
employees have been sentenced to three
months imprisonment for interrupt
ing mail cars during the recent strike.
At the conferate reunion in New
Orleans Gen. Gordon was reelected
commander in chief.
The Great Northern Express com
pany has voluntarily increased the
wages of its messengers 1919 per cent.
Statistics show that in recent biz
yards in Montana 100000 sheep were
killed.
Pearl and Edna >Gill. orphans, who
had been adopted by Mrs. Il. Butler
lost their lives in n fire that de-
stroyed the Butler home at Merrill,
Mich.
The business portion of Dunkirk.
o., was practically wiped out by fire.
The strike which for several days
practically paralyzed the business of
Denver has come to an end.
The new cup defender Reliance de-
cisively beat the Columbia, the old
defender, in the first trial race off
Glen Cove.
employed by railroads entering st.
Louis joined the strike of the ware
houscmen, practically tieing up
freight traffic.
Superintendent Stewart. of the city
dog pound, declares an epidemic of
rabies exists in Chicago, and warns
the public of danger.
A cyclone in Kansas wrecked build
ings at Ashland, Blaine and Assaria
and killed three persons in the latter
place.
a tornado in Indiana did great
damage to property at Lebanon. FL
wood and Charlottesville.
A tornado visited the farming conn
try east of Ord, Neb., and many build
ings were destroyed. At York church
was wrecked.
BY order of court the Pennsylvania
Railroad company is removing the
Western Union Telegraph company's
lines from it's entire system east of
Pittsburg. The order involves the
destruction of $4,000 miles of tele-
graph wire and 10000 poles. Hun
dreds of towns are without tele-
graphic service.