The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13
LATER.


LATER.
The American squadron under Rear
Admiral Jewell, has been ordered to
Turkish waters to support the demands
made upon the sultan by Minister Leish-
man.
The British expedition to Thibet,
under Col. Younghusband, entered the
sacred city of Lhassa on August 3.
At the close of the fourth week OF the
strike butcher workmen and stock yards
firms in Chicago were further apart than
ever. The output Of the plants is in
creasing.
Senator Lodge opened the campaign in
the east with an address in Winthrop.
Mass, in which the principle of reel
procity was Endorsed.
Mrs. Krauss, the Hartford City Qnd.)
woman accused OF the murder of her
stepdaughter, has been bound over to
the circuit court.
Gen. Kuroki reports that he buried the
bodies of 512 Russians on the battle
fields of Yushulikz and Yangtzuling.
Edward Kemp, of Blain, Wis. aged rs,
killed his son, aged 35, with a small knife
by stabbing him in the neck. The trouble
was family dispute.
Because she was disappointed in love,
Miss Ethel Deveraux, a well-known
young woman who had been guest at
Esmeralda Inn, Asheville, N. c., jumped
to her death from mountain cliff 200
feet high.
Newsboys' day at the worlds fair, Au-
gust 16, will be marked by celebration
OF unusual interest. 1t will be the birth
day of the National Newsboys' associa-
ton. CI
Reports from nearly 300 grain men
and millers in Kansas, Nebraska and
Oklahoma indicate wheat crop of co.
900 900 bushels less than in 1903.
Fire destroyed the City hotel and five
business houses at Glidden, la. A. w.
Hobbs and his brother were stopping at
the hotel and lost their lives. The prop
erty loss was $4,000.
President Francis asks the railroads
to aid in bringing crowds to the St.
Louis fair.
Frank Arndt, aged 81, of Osceola,
ing from the bite Of an insect.
M. G. Bell, one of the wealthiest
farmers of Mason City, Ia, committed
suicide by sending bullet through his
brain.
| Salt F. Cole, IS years old, of Catskill,
N. Y, made new worlds record on the
| typewriter in St. Louis, writing 28,944
words in seven hours, or 67 HIP words a
minute. The best previous record was
| 22, 900 words.
While bathing in the Mississippi
river at Alton, ILL.,, Michael Riley, his
daughter, and six of the latter's little
girl friends were drowned. One child.
| who was in the party, was rescued.
Thomas H. Tibbles, populist candi-
date for vice president, has been
strongly opposed to fusion with the
democrats. but now says he would
agree to fusion with any party that
would oppose monopolies.
The first boat to cross the line ir
the Chicago yacht clubs cruising race
to Mackinac island was the vencedor,
arriving only four minutes ahead Of
her rival, vannena. The time, 38
hours from Chicago. established new
record for the yacht racing to Macki-
mac.
Alfred Knapp. the stranger" who
has been condemned to die In the cleo
trio chair at the Columbus CO., peni-
Tertiary on August 10. has collapsed
and cannot eat nor sleep. The prison
toflcials fear he will have to be carried
to the chair.
Ben Milan has shot and instantly
killed his wife at Sewell. w. Va,
while in At of jealousy.
Minister Leishman has notified the
state department from Constantinople
that he has failed to receive the ex-
pected satisfactory reply from the sui
tan touching the rights Of American
citizens In Turkey.
The body Of Mrs. Ed Doherty, wife
Of Rock Island conductor. was found
by the police locked In her room at
Des Moines She had been dead for
six hours.
Detailed reports reaching the war
ONCE In st. Petersburg from Gen. ku-
ropatkin's generals show that tho
Russian losses July 80, July 81 and
August 1 did not exceed 1000. Tho
Japanese are believed to have lost at
least an equal number.
Lieut.. Gen. Count Keller's body ar
rived at Liaoyang August 2, accom-
panied by his son. Funeral services
were held and the body was sent north
by railway.
Gen. Frederick Funston has been
transferred to Chicago and Gen. Fred ID.
Grant to New York by an army order Is
sued at Washington.
The japanese in battle at Clmoucheng.
according to Russian correspondent,
crept through ravines to rear Of the Rus
sian position.
Kuroki's reports on the lighting east
Of Molten Pass and at Simouchepe gives
the losses Of the Russians a. 1000, while
the japanese losses were much less.