The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-19


The Browning. King & Co. building
at Madison street and Wabash avenue,
Chicago. burned; estimated loss. $780,
300
Z Masked men wrecked bank at Rio,
ILL.,, and escaped with $1,000.
Gen. Kuroki was struck by a plinter
from bursting shell and aied in Lao
yang October 4, according to dispatch
from Nemirovich Danchenko, Rus
sian correspondent in Mukden.
Admissions to the worlds fair dur
ing the week ending November II were
49S, 149; total admissions since the
opening of the fair, 17,065,886.
Government wheat reports from
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan announce
that wheat Is badly affected by Hessian
fly.
In view of the published statement
that Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
would make call on government de-
positories for loan Of $20,000.000. 1t
can be positively stated that no such
call in the immediate future Is con-
templated.
Ii is announced that the president on
his approaching trip to st. Louis will
make no stops at other cities, either
going or coming.
Eleven persons were killed and sew
eral injured in a head-on collision Of
a west-bound Oregon Short Line pas
senger train with an east-bound freight
train rs miles west of Green River,
Wyo.
Fourteen persons were hurt. two per-
haps fatally, In the wreck of a train
on the Wabash road at st. Louis.
Opposition to compulsory vaccination
led to riots in Rio de Janeiro, in which
a dozen persons were killed.
Widespread storm with its center
over New York Frustrated wires and
caused disasters to shipping along the
Atlantic coast and on the great lakes.
Several lives, 1t is feared, were lost.
Adolph Weber, OF Auburn, Cal, was
arrested on the charge of numbering
his father. mother. sister and brother,
and setting fire to the house to conceal
the crime.
Thomas E. Watson. in a statement
issued in New York. declares the re-
suit of the election was due to the per-
sonal popularity OF Mr.. Roosevelt and
the immense unpopularity of Mr. Cleve-
lands administration. Mr. Watson
says the democracs is dead and invited
the people to help form a new party
along lines Of Jeffersonian democracy.
One outlaw is dead and another is in
jail MORALLY wounded as the result of
a desperate battle between cattle
thieves and officers near Deeth, New.
Negotiations for treaty of arbitra-
ton between the United States and Den
mark have been opened.
'Harcourt Studios" a building in the
Back Bay district of Boston, occupied
mainly by artists, was burned, causing
a loss of s200.0G0. Several artists who
were sleeping in the building had narrow
escapes.
Lou Dillon trotted a mile at the driv-
ing park in Memphis, Tenn, in 2:O1,
breaking the worlds unpaced record.
The former unpaced trotting record was
2:O1A, held by both Lou Dillon and
Major Delmar
-Four tramps were burned to death in
barn which was destroyed by fire al
Altoona, Pa.
The Danish government will accept
President Roosevelt's invitation to par
ticipate in a second peace conference.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland performed the
ceremony of laying the corner stone of
the new building Of the Hebrew techni-
cal school for girls, now being erected in
New York.
President Roosevelt made the an
nouncement that Hon. John Hay would
continue as secretary of state during the
four years beginning March 4, 1904.
7 Alexander Sutherland. aged Sc, said
to have been the last survivor of the
famous Balaklava six Hundred" Is
dead at his home in Denver, Col, where
he had resided for 40 years He was the
trumpeter who sounded the bugle call
for the memorable charge immortalized
In verse by Tennyson.
The steamer Coptic, which arrived in
San Francisco from the orient, brought
$2,000,000 worth of raw silk and over
5000, 900 in gold.
Julius Weber, his wife, their - year
old daughter Bertha. and their son Paul,
aged IA years. were murdered at Auburn,
Cal. by an unknown assassin, who set
fire to the home in an effort to cover his
crime.
Ebert Kramer, 40 years OF age, was
and placed on the railroad
track near st. Charles, Ky.
Ray Brom, who was arrested in Spo-
kane, Wash. and brought to Decatur, Ill,
charged with killing Richard L. Roberts
In April last, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to 40 years in the penitentiary.
A corrected casualty list OF the battle
Of Shakhe river places the number of
Russians killed or wounded at 49, $50.
Wireless messages we're handled sue
cessfully between the tower in the st.
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