The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-26

The entire business district Of the
town OF Dublin, Miss. with the excep-
ton of one building, was wiped out by
Gre. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Miss Clara Conway. one OF the best
known woman educators In the south,
is dead at Memphis, Tenn.
James Cooney, ex-congressman OF the
Seventh Missouri district, died at his
home in Marshall, Mo-, Of pneumonia.
Special farewell exercises in honor OF
the Liberty bell. which had been on ex-
hibition In the Pennsylvania building
at the worlds fair, we're held, at the
conclusion OF which the honored relic
was started on its trip back to Phila-
delphia.
Three persons were killed and nine
or more passengers and trainmen were
injured In a rear-end passenger train
collision at Elmdale, Mich, on the Pere
Marquette railroad.
In a row among pupils at the indian
school at Banning, Cal, Charles Colby
was hit on the head with pistol and
in return he shot and killed Tom Bucan-
oros and wounded Fred Smith.
George Gould wounded an attendant
in the eve while hunting In North Caro-
lima. The victim was put In the Gouid
private car and hurried to an oculist IN
New York.
Charles Shyck, arrested for wife-beat-
ing, falling to make peace with MS
spouse, attempted to kill her, her sister
and his baby in Chicago police station
and then killed himself.
Deposits in Chicago banks reach $685.
OOO, OOO the largest in their history, and
an increase of over 100000 600 since the
last report.
Gen. John c. Black, of Chicago, DEM
ocrat, has been selected for appointment
as commissioner Of pensions by the pres
ident.
Neill Sellers and Dave Brown, negroes,
convicted of the murder of Mrs. George
Parker, were hanged on double gallows
at Elizabethtown, N. G.
A paper by Commander Booth-Tuck-
er presented before the irrigation con-
gress told Of tie success Of the Saliva
ton Army's farm colonies.
DR.. Charles w. Dabney, the new presi-
dent of the University of Cincinnati, In
his inaugural address, criticised the ex
penditure of large sums for war prepa
rations and urges that the money nigh
better be spent on schools.
While feeding a corn shredder Sidne!
Carter, of Chandler, Ind, had his lief
arm so badly lacerated that amputatiol
was necessary.
Three hundred men and girls were res
cued from a burning factory building
on the Bowery in New York by the hero
ic work of firemen and volunteers.
B. d. DELAY, aged 80, committed sui
eide by hanging at Waco, Tex. He LEI
a note saying: 81 am tired Of living"
The idleness OF the convicts at tn
Joliet penitentiary, caused by the me-
state law, causes an increase OF II
sanity.
Mrs. Mary Gooch, aged CO, died froI
heart disease brought on by running
! catch train at Greenup, H., for hi
home In Terre Haute, Ind.
, The president dismissed John
/ Brownlow, disbursing officer OF the POI
Office department at the worlds fai
, for writing an impertinent letter.
I President Roosevelt has been ind
rectly exposed to smallRs developed.
! in dailSufR OF the Inflated excursion
steamer, General Slocum, which wa
burned last summer at a cost OF NOR
than 1000 lives, was sold in New Yorl
city for $1,000.
John Morley, M. p, before the New
York chamber Of commerce, prophesie
a defensive and offensive alliance be
tween the English-speaking nations.