The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-03
LATER

day at the worlds fair. Enthusiastic
crowds greeted him on his tour Of the
various buildings. He inspected the ex-
hibits, visited the several foreign build
ings, reviewed troops and attended a
banquet at the Tyrolean Alps. Sunday
he attended-Divine service in the morn
ing, took an extended drive in the after
noon, dined with President Francis in
the evening, and left for Washington at
midnight.
Spain accepts Americas call for
peace congress. None of the powers SO
far have declined.
Complete returns on the vote of Illi-
nois give Roosevelt plurality Of 304,-
| 739 and Deneen 300,047.
Samuel Gompers was practically unan-
imously chosen president of the Ameri-
| can Federation of Labor.
Gen. James r. Carnahan, head of the
uniform rank Knights of Pythias, has
| been exonerated of the charge that he
| showed favoritism in the awarding OF
drill prizes at the conclave held in Louis
Vile, August Is to 20.
The admissions to the worlds fair dur
| Hk thC WYNN ChNCu ohtuidaJ hi6ht WOiS
| j99,552. The total admissions since the
opening of the exposition are 1871
| 457.
With 5000 fine horses, cattle, sheep
nd swine on view, the annual live stock
show opened in Chicago.
The Standard Oil company is to be in
vestigated by the bureau of corporations.
The inquiry will be conducted in Wash
ington.
fined as jury briber, was set free by
Judge Hanecy in Chicago on writ Of
habeas corpus.
Promptly at midnight December 1 q
force of rs men, employed by the General
Service company OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition, will shunt 200 freight
cars loaded with empty packing cases in
to the exhibit palaces and the work of
dismanteling the fair will begin.
The text OF the Anglo Russian North
sea treaty has been given out In London,
and It raises storm because punish
ment is not provided for.
secretary of War Taft arrived at Pen
| ANA and assured the residents of
Americas friendship.
Col. Chaves, a prominent New Mexico
politician, has been assassinated and
political enemies or defeated cattle rust
lers are blamed for the murder
Fred r. Hamlin, the theatrical man
ger and producer OF successful comic
operas, died suddenly in New York city.
Drought in Kentucky caused preach
ers to pray for rain.
George w. Gay and his son, Lester
Gay, were arrested at the entrance tn
the cemetery near Agency. Mo-, on the
charge OF numbering Mrs. George Gay,
wife and mother Of the prisoners.
The Big Bend national bank of Dav-
export. Wash, has been closed by d.
rection of the comptroller of the cur
rency because of insolvency.
Francis Buell. Cooley, founder of
the Wholesale dry goods house of
Cooley, Farwell & Co., from which
sprung Field & Letter. Marshall Field
Il Co., and many other dry goods
houses In Chicago, died at Hartford,
Conn, aged SO.
The Pennsylvania company an
hoohNOo thdt IL JUST ChDSeu COLI
tracts for the building of about 5000
freight cars.
Death from fasting under an i'm
| preston that he was obeying a divine
command. Is the singular fate of Rev.
d. G. Buckles, OF Addystone, a suburb
| of Cincinnati. He was found dead in
his bed. He had been fasting 40 days
AS result of business rivalry w. r.
Murray shot and instantly killed his
uncle, ]. s. Murray, at Durham, N. C.
Jimmy Michael, the professional BIZ
cycle rider, and three years ago cham
pion middle-distance rider, died
aboard the French liner La Savoie. en-
route for America.
The failure Of the potato crop is
causing great distress and suffering
among the peasantry OF Connemara.
Reports from various districts of Ire
land state that the pinch Of hunger
Is already severely felt.
1t is learned, ON excellent authority.
that the Japanese army has been Or
dered to renew its attack on Port Ar
thur, and to take the main fortifica-
tions at any cost. a
Secretary Hay has received from the
German government cordial noe
accepting In principle President
Roosevelt's suggestion for another
conference at The Hague.
Part of the Baltic meet has passed
through the Suez canal.
Ten thousand persons are starving in
the Mush District OF Armenia, according
20 a report from the American consul at
Harput.
James #. Rowiey. whose son was ia
tally hurt in football contest, started
movement to have the game prohibited
by law in Illinois. Indiana, Michigan
and Wisconsin.