The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-05-28
LATER.


France has recalled her ambassador
from the vatican because of the criti-
cism of President Loubet contained IN
the pope's note to the Roman Catholic
powers. The corcordat is not likely to
be abrogated.
r. II. Plant, Of Macon, Ga, whose
two banks closed last week, committed
suicide in order, it is said, that his
life insurance could be used TO pay his
debts, amounting to 100000.
Russia is preparing for two years
war and is getting ready to send $780,
900 men to the far east. The temper Of
the people Is thoroughly aroused
Terrell Thomas, local manager of a
lumber company in Pasadena, Cal,
killed his eight-year-old son, a para
lytic, by stabbing him in the back with
a hunting knife. He then shot himself
TO death. Thomas is supposed to have
become suddenly demented.
The California Fruit agency, the big
merger in control of the packing and
shipping of large part Of the orange
crop of southern California, will go out
State Senator Fort, of Illinois, candi-
date for the republican nomination as
lieutenant governor, died in hospital
at Springfield after collapse caused
by the strain of the convention.
While the nuns of st. Elizabeth's
hospital in Chicago were in prayer, a
thief broke into the Office safe and got
So, 500.
The first fight between Russians and
Koreans is reported by the Japanese
consul at Gensan, who says that the
Cossacks attacked and captured Han
kow.
A Russian force has reentered New
chwang with artillery and intrench-
ments are being hastily thrown up
near the town.
The closing Of the poolrooms in New
York city means the loss Of 10000 daily
patrons and of $15,000,000 annually in
receipts to the bookmakers.
The Standard Oil company is the real
defendant in suit for $4,000, 900 for
royalty brought by the widow of the
inventor of a process for refining oil.
A sortie is reported from Port Ar
thur, followed by battle, in which Rus
SLAMS lost 116 killed or wounded and
Japs more than 1000. The report lacks
confirmation.
Russians admit loss of $50 killed
and wounded in fight with Japs near
Kinchou. Gen. Maiden was wounded.
Only two lives were lost in the flood
which swept through west and south
Cheyenne.
At Los Angeles, CAL, three more
bishops were chosen by the Methodist
general conference They are: Will
liam Burt, Of Rome, Italy; Luther b.
Wilson, of Baltimore; and Thomas b.
Neeley, Of Philadelphia.
The second anniversary of Cuba's in
dependence was appropriately OBJ
served in Havana.
The Thirteenth Illinois district re-
publican convention renominated II. r.
Hit for congress by reclamation and
Endorsed him for vice president.
Ernest B. Schneider, of GAINESVILLE,
was nominated for congress by the
democrats of the Fifteenth Ohio dis
trict.
r. T Wall, a wealthy banker and
merchant of Richards, Nc, was shot
and killed on the street by DR.. j. T.
Todd, equally prominent and a former
member OF the Missouri legislature.
An old feud caused the murder.
The president of the Carnegie hero
fund committee, Charles L. Taylor, re-
ports that the committee has now
custody Of the $4,000 in bonds do
mated by Mr.. Carnegie to endow the
fund.
Boundless, the American derby win
ner of 1893, fell and broke his neck on
farm near Lexington, Ky.
The treasury department drew a
warrant for 100000 in favor of j.
p. Morgan & Co., as the fiscal agents
Of the republic Of Panama. The issue
OF this warrant fully completes all
payments and transactions of every
character in connection with the pur-
chase and transfer of the canal prop
erty.
Hail that weighed more than three
ounces fell at Pueblo, Col, to a depth
|of an inch. Much damage was done
and several persons were slightly in
tured. Hundreds of windows were bro
ken.
The British steamer Turret Bay, la
den with coal and bound to Montreal,
struck on the rocks off st. Paul's as
land on the coast Of Cape Breton, and
sank In deep water 20 minutes later.
causing loss of 13 lives.
AL Giller. Peter Keyser and another
man named Jackson we're drowned
while fishing In Owens lake near Boul-
der. Col.
The Japanese army advancing against
Mukden was defeated by force of Co.'S
sacks in a battle lasting all day and
driven back upon Fengwangcheng. The
japanese were forced to abandon four
positions. and reports in st. Petersburg
state that the loss was heavy.