The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-03-07


legislation on the subject at this
session.
Earl Woods, the 17-year-old SON OF a
well-known farmer living near Frank
fort, Ind, shot and killed his father,
fatally wounded his mother and sister,
and then took his own life. No cause
Is known for the crime.
Frank Brown, negro, was lynched
at McDade station, La, for shooting
man AIMED Connell, but not fatally.
William Fambro (colored), who in
suited white woman, was shot dead
In his home at Griffin, Ca, by mob.
Mail Clerks G. w. Smiley, +. w.
Kreissman, w. H. Blackwell and L..
w. Walworth, all Of Cleveland, and two
unknown men were killed in railway
wreck near Berea, o.
All the negroes at Webrum, Pa, have
been driven from town by the. white
residents.
Leaders in congress predict that
all important bills will be passed,
canal and Cuban treaties ratified and
all reason for an extra session removed
by March 4.
An earthquake shock was felt at
Oacoma, S. D.. which lasted several
minutes, and split rocks asunder and
broke up the ice in White river.
The business section of Mount
Airy, Nd, has been destroyed by
fire. %
The navy department prepared a
plan for uniform naval increase, call
ing for the building of 72 first class
fighting vessels in the next IL years.
Walter Davis, Thomas Mclaughlin
and Matthew Donnelly were killed by
an explosion in n mine at Auburn,
Ill.
Mexicans near the Colma volcano
are terror stricken by the active erup-
ton now in progress. Lava streams
are increasing and valleys are already
flooded.
A Wabash railroad strike is planned
by the trainmen's brotherhood to COM
pei increased wages.
Three miners were killed near Stan
niford City, w. Va, and two fatally
wounded in fight with deputies, who
tried to arrest "a violators of United
States court injunction against intimi-
dalton.
The death of Louis Hubbard, Cor
nell university student, makes total
Of 81 typhoid fever victims in the Itha-
ca On. W epidemic.
Francois HertZel, a Swiss barkeeper.
was arrested at New York for an al
legged plot to assassinate European
rulers.
Albert Knapp, of Hamilton, o., Al
years old, confessed to choking his 90
year-old wife to death and throwing
her body in the river.
James II. Garfield, commissioner of
corporations of the new department of
commerce and labor, has taken the oath
of office.
The National league baseball season
will open April IS. and the American
April %. Both will quit on Septem-
Der 81.
The new antitrust law is already
being enforced by Attorney General
Knox under the presidents advice.
Christian Joehlin was tortured with
fire near Toledo, o., by ten masked
men. who secured $4,000.
The Rock Islands purchase Of the
'Frisco's system is sail to be the fore
runner of vast railroad merger.
.Senator-elect Reed Smoot has been
accused of polygamy by represen-
tative of protesting ministers OF
Utah, who oppose the seating of the
Mormon apostle in the senate.
Fire at Cincinnati destroyed the
business block bounded by Vine, Wal
nut, Fourth and Third streets, caus-
ing loss estimated at $2,000,000.
President Roosevelt lauded Meth
odism in an address at New York that
was heard by 1000 people.
Young Corbett and Eddie Hanlon
fought 20 rounds to draw at San
Francisco.
At Cambridge City, Ind, barn
belonging to John S. Dackey was de-
stroyed by fire and IA race horses
were burned to death.
The Republican National Editorial
association met in annual convention
in Washington.
The congress Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution at Washing
ton unanimously reelected Mrs. Charles
w. Fairbanks, of Indianapolis, presi-
dent general.
Alfred Knapp, of indianapolis, con-
fessed that he had murdered four wom-
en- and girl, two of the victims be-
ing his wives. g.
The anthracite coal strike commits
sion is making considerable progress
in it's labors. 1t has carefully gone
over practically all the important
points involved and a tentative agree
ment has been reached on some of
them.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
John Quinn, member of the Fifty