The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-01-24

| delphin representatives OF the Erie
company testified that since the ad-
vent of the union into the anthracite
region the workmen were less eff
| cient, that lack of discipline has re-
| suited, that IL interfered with author
ity and limited the Earning capacity
of the employees.
Gov. jefferson Davis has been inau-
gurated In Arkansas for his second
term of two years.
A company of militia on orders from
Gov. Yates raided an athletic club and
prevented prize fight at Springfield,
Ill.
The national board of trade Endorsed
the presidents policy of tariff revision
aud the appointment of a commission.
Suit to Dust six Ohio coal companies
from the state has been begun by At
t6rney General Sheets.
The receipts of the so largest post
offices of the United States for De-
cember as compared with December,
1901, show a net increase of $734,235.
Conductor o. S. Daniels, Fireman j.
L. Huddleston. +. ID. Flory and j. Hes
ter were killed in a freight wreck at
Sour Lake, Texas
Three persons were drowned by the
breaking up of ice in park basin in
Washington.
Lynching of negroes, formed an inn
portant part of the message of Gov
jerks, of Alabama, and he held that
law-abiding citizens should put stop
| to it.
A canal bill providing for $s1 900, COO
improvement bonds has been intro
duced in the New York legislature.
The New York board of education
has decided against married women as
school teachers.
Ransom O'Neal and Charles Tunstall,
| negroes, were shot to death by mob
at Angleton, Tex. for murder.
The national cigar dealers anti
| trust convention in Chicago decided to
urge national and state legislation pro-
bibiting the gifts of tags or other arr
| ticles to purchasers.
Mrs. Rella Gibson, wife of Alexander
Gibson, near Jasonville, Ind, drowned
| herself and baby in a well.
President Roosevelt signed the an
thracite coal repeal bill and ii became
effective Immediately.
Five Chicago policemen are accused
of accepting brides from junk dealers
charged with buying stolen property,
and then refusing to prosecute.
The coal strike arbitrator heard the
| testimony of the Erie company wit
nesses at Philadelphia that less coal
has been produced by miners since the
| 1900 strike. and foremen declared col
liery discipline was hampered by
| unions.
Tommy Ryan. middleweight cham
pion, defeated Bill Stiff in four rounds
of fast fighting at Kansas City.
The National Live Stock association
convention in Kansas City Endorsed
President Roosevelt's proposed COM
mission to investigate grazing prob
| lens.
A cigar company with$1 ,000, 900 capt.
tai has been organized to fight the ma
tional trust, the factories to be loca ed
at Detroit.
Friction between the attorney gen
eral and house committee over the
antitrust bill may delay legislation
at the present session.
]. II. Tillman, lieutenant governor
of South Carolina and nephew of the
United States senator, shot and per-
haps fatally wounded Narcisso Gener
Gonzales, editor of the Columbia Is.
CO. State, over an old political feud
A New York physician successfully
used injections of formaln in case
of blood poisoning and cured wo-
man who had reached a state of col
lapse.
Gov. La Toilette, i'm his message to
the Wisconsin legislature, arraigns
railroads for alleged failure to pay
their share of taxes, condemns paid
lobbyists and asks for an effective
primary election law.
! Baron Won Sternberg. the new
charge d'affaires of Germany al
Washington. predicts friendlier 'rela.
tions between Germany and the
United States.