The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-02-20

LATER.
All the powers have agreed to the
proposal Of Secretary of State Hay to
limit the zone of hostilities.
Rev. Clinton Locke, rector emeritus
Of Grace Episcopal church. Chicago,
died at Biloxi, Miss, of heart failure.
He was "A years old.
William ]. Lemp. president of the
Lemp Brewing company, committed
suicide at st. Louis (Mo.) by shooting.
Depression over the deaths of his son
and Fred Pabst Is blamed.
Three Russian warships were sunk
by torpedoes of Yezo island. according
to unofficial reports at Toxic.
The Russian government will be
asked by Secretary Hay to explain its
detention of the American steamship
Peiades at Port Arthur. Violation Of
international law is not clear.
A communication from Viceroy
Alexieff just received confirms the re-
port of the landing of 10000 Japanese
troops at Chemulpo.
Japanese repulses are reported 10
have occurred at Dove Bay, Pigeon
Bay and near Talieu Wen. Fighting
along the Yalu river is reported.
Japan will appeal to the United
States to prevail on the Russian gov
eminent to release the 100 Japanese
subjects reported detained at Port Ar
thur.
Judge Lyman Denison Brewster. a
iurist OF national reputation, was
found dead at his home in Danbury,
Conn.
The condition of Joseph Chamber
lain's health is arousing fears.
Fears are entertained that the lives
of the Methodist Episcopal mission
aries in Corea are in danger.
The national individual bowling
championship was won at Cleveland
CO., by Martin Kern, of st. Louis, with
score of CAT.
Senator Hanna is dying. He, rallied
after two collapses. but the physicians
have abandoned hope and say the end
| is near. Powerful drugs tide him over
beat at the wrist could not be distin-
guished.
Port Arthur Is besioged by the Jap
anese, who are determined to capture
| ii by combined sea and land move
ment. The Japanese are reported to
have lost 1900 by the sinking of a
transport and 40 in a hand to hand
bayonet attack from Cossacks while
attempting to land near Port Arthur.
Six victims of the hoquois theater
fire are still in hospitals in Chicago.
Scores of others are suffering from
burns and shock.
The Russian torpedo transport YEN
isei was blown up as the result of ac-
cidentally striking a mine at Port Ar
thur. The Yenisei sank and Capt.
Stepanoff, three officers and 81 men
were lost.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the
German government has notified Rus
STA that the cars feet cannot proceed
through the Kiel canal en- route to the
far east
The British government has infor-
nation which leads II to believe that
japan Is likely to be in possession OF
Port Arthur week from now. In the
best Informed Japanese circles in Lon
don 1t is privately thought that the
war will be over by July.
Speyer & Co., of New York, secured the
entire Cuban loan of $35 900, 900 five per
cent bonds at 90h, there being 70 other
bidders. The loan is expected to be
paid out of the internal revenue taxes.
About 200 of the Variag's crew lost
their lives when the vessel was de-
stroyed Monday by the Japanese off
Chemulpo. according to a dispatch
from Toxic.
In the postal trial at Washington,
after all the evidence had been submit
ted. Justice Pritchard directed the jury
to find a verdict OF not guilty in the
case Of Mrs. Lorenz, saying there was
not sufficient evidence to hold her
President Roosevelt decided not to
send regular troops to guard Balti-
more. The request Of the Maryland
legislature was handed to him with a
message from the governor. that ne
would ask the troops withdrawn II
sent.
The Hay note to the powers regard
ing the neutrality of China is ex-
planned by Washington official, who
declares II was sent solely to keep that
country from becoming part of the
scene Of war and that no Interior pur-
pose is yelled in II.
Speaker Cannon broke all legislative
precedent in the house and established
a new record in pension legislation by
putting through 800 bills in 155 min
utes. The senate discussed the bill
appropriating 100000 to Ex-Queen
Lilioukalani Of Hawaii, but took no
action.
Senator Hanna's condition is ex-
tremely critical, following chill and
sinking spell. in which his life was
saved temporarily by the use of oxy-
gen inhalations. the injection OF saline
solutions beneath the skin and power
ful stimulants. Two days are expected
to bring certaintv az tn thu oufcov,a 10