The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-05
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NuulullrSlOu ou tHc tUatkts
brought by William Randolph Hearst,
alleging collision on the part OF the
coal-carrying railroad companies in
fixing and maintaining the price at
tidewater, has been resumed in New
York.
Following the death Of Irving
Schultz, Ia years old, from the effects
Of blow struck during fist fight in
81. Louis between the two boys, JOS
erh Stein. l3 years old, was arrested
ON charge Of murder,
Fred c. Mathews. a general prisoner
at Fort Wayne. near Detroit, Mich.
serving a sentence for desertion, was
shot and killed by Private Frank }
Hilla while trying 10 escape.
Spontaneous combustion is believed
10 have caused fire which did $780,
600 damage at the Orange (Mass)
plant OF the New Home Sewing Ma
chine company. Ten thousand new
machines were ruined,
The powder house Of Abbott & Son.
In the suburbs OF Marshalltown, la,
containing tons OF powder and dyna-
mite, was blown up. shaking the en-
tire city and blowing out windows
and doors for blocks.
s. r. Shaw, cashier OF the bank AZ
Pleasanton, la, which made an assign
ment recently, has been held 10 the
grand jury for responsibility for the
banks failure .m
Mrs, t'Aunie +, Sternbereer, who
shot and k-Nled Milton J, Stcrnberger.
her husea~d several weeks ago, and
who was convicted in Memphis, Tenn,
81 involuntary manslauehter and SEN
fenced 10 two years in the peniten-
tiary, died at the hospital.
John c. HadGock, an independent coal
mine owner and operator, tes;ifyins Ia
New York before the interstate COM
merce commission in the case Of Hearst
against the coal carrying roads. said
that as n result Of discrimination, his
company suffered loss 81 more thar
$500, 900 in less than eight years.
The tTiennisl general convention Of
the Episcopal church. which has been
in session in Boston since october 5, was
ended with a public service in Trinity
church. The next convention will be
held in Richmond, Va, in 1907
In a fight with three tramps, Frank
Sells, station agent for the Burlington
road AZ Nebraska City junction, la
killed one Of his assailants, and was
himself slain
During the absence from home Of the
parents, three small children Of Jesse
Ersns. = well-to-ao farmer living near
CoTslca, Okla, were burned 10 death in
Gre which destroyed the house.
The 'one drought in Texas has been
broken by heavy rains.
Henry Ehlort, a farmer, was killed,
and John Tundcen. an engineer, had
both legs broken by the explosion Of s
threshine engine on the farm Of J. H
Haneer near McHenry, y. n.
The Occidental & Oriental steamship
DoTfc has arrived in San Francisco
from the orient, bringing 2.747 tons OF
cargo, the principal items beine silks
and teas. the value Of the first being
81, 800, 900. The vessel also carried
specie to the valpe Of $500 600
President Roosevelt directed the az
pointment Of Mrs James Lonfstreet 10
be postmistress al Gainesville. Ca, Mrs
Longstreet is the widow Of Gen James
Loncstreet-
An airship, the inverIion Of Capt
Baldwin, OF San Francisco, made an IN
announced fight over ST Louis and the
worlds fair, manenveTins nn6er COM
plete control above the cheering crowds
for an hour, crossed the Mississippi river
and altehted successfully ten miles from
the starting point,
Z, J, Chase, treasurer Of Meicgs
county. o., who said he was robbed Of
sl4,Soo on September 3 last, has been
indicted for embezzline that amount
Peter Castcei, aged D. and his
brother, aged 81, committed snicide
near Athens Tenn, by lying down on
the track in front Of a train, clasped
In each others embrace
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad com.
rany has placed an order for $500
cars, 5000 Of which are 10 replace
damaged and worn-out cars on the
lines east and west on Pdttsbure.
Henry Schwabacher, prominent for
many years as a distiIler and one Of
the wealthicst men in central Illinois,
Sie< ia Peoria, M, aged rs
frank J. Marshall, Of New York,
won tke championship Of the United
States in the chess tournament at ST..
lcuss[
j, Francisco cigarnaker Of
Bloomington M, and four tramps
were Killed in the wreck Of Wabash
freight train at Sadorus, H.. after
having been put OF the train three
times.
I'd Geers, the veteran driver ard
trainer, was thrown from q snlly at
Billings park, Memphis. Tenn. One
log was broken,
John Severius. q barber 81 Lfwis-
ton, IN, died at Carthage, Ia, after
Arink.nc . quart OF bay rum.