The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-20

Mrs. vottler, . niece OF former Sec
rotary Daniel Manning, was found
murdered in q lonely wood on Long
island.
The issues between Turkey and the
United States have been settled salts
factorily to both governments.
-Four women and six men were
drowned by the upsetting Of launch
on the Potomac river during q regatta.
Michael Burns, a Chicago wife MUIR
lderer. masquerades In female attire at
his victims wake. where he tried to
kill her sister. He then shot himself.
Japan will send circular note to
the powers explaining the seizure of
Russian destroyer at Chefoo. England
has warned Japan that international
law must be observed.
Rear Admiral without, commander
of the Russian naval forces at Port
Arthur, was killed in the attack by the
Japanese when the cars feet attempt
ed to escape from the harbor.
The seriousness OF the recent naval
battle on Port Arthur grows as bat
tered Russian ships reappear at nearby
ports. The Russian dead and wounded
are said to number over 300, several
OF their largest ships suffered serious
damage, and two torpedo boats were
sunk OF Weihaiwei.
The mikado has ordered that Port
Arthur must be taken at any cost
Michael D. Callaghan, aged So, and
Thomas Eagan, aged 20, were burned
to death at Saratoga, N. Y. by an ex-
plosion Of gasoline, which caused fire
that destroyed the Callaghan cafe.
Plans are under way to employ con-
victs in the penitentiary at Joliet, ILL.,,
In the manufacture Of school books on
large scale. Under the state law the
books will be sold to the public at
cost.
A fierce fire ragged in the tenement
district of Aberdeen, Scotland. The
damage exceeds 100000.
The Russian flag has Just been
pulled down from the battleship Care
witch and the three cruisers which took
refuge at Tsingchou. This action
means that the three Russian warships
will not put to sea again 90 long as
the war lasts They are now under
the protection Of the German govern
ment.
Admiral Kamimura's Japanese
squadron smashed the cars vladivos-
tok fleet In bloody and desperate bat
tie lasting five hours. The cruiser Ru-
rik was sunk with over 700 r1en. The
Rossia and Gromoboi escaped.
not take any public part In the cam
paign.
Samuel Putnam Avery, we'll known
as an art dealer and connoisseur. died
In New York at the age Of 50. In 1867
he acted as commissioner of the Amer
lean art department at the universal
exhibition In Paris.
Fred Thompson, aged 81, an attor-
ney In the Hartford building, Chicago,
and his cousin. Ell Thompson. aged
five, were drowned in Eagle creek.
Indianapolis, Ind. He was carrying the
child on his back and sank with
cramps.
The state bank OF Hazel, MINI, was
looted by burglars and $4,000 in money
taken. The vault and safe were blown
to pieces.
William Renshaw, the famous tennis
player, Is dead in London.
The sultan OF Morocco has cast into
prison British subject and ignores tho
protests of the English officials.
United States oficials captured seven
men in the act OF making spurious coin
in building In Chicago.
A guard on South Side IL" train in
Chicago found satchel containing
5000. He returned It and was rewarded
with 500.
Mrs. Maybrick in an interview told
Of hardships suffered during her long
confinement in British prisons, asserted
her innocence and announced her pur-
pose soon to return to America to re-
claim a fortune.
1t Is announced that Commander
Booth-Tucker, OF the Salvation Army.
will be transferred to foreign post
The japanese legation at Washing
ton has received revised list yof
casualties on the japanese side from
the battle Of Chingjiu. March %. up to
and including the battle OF Yangtzllng.
August !, showing the total estimated
casualties to be 12.055.
The Connecticut supreme court OF
errors has rendered decision adverse
to William J. Bryan in his contest over
the will of the late p. 8. Bennett. By
this decision Mr.. Bryan loses $50. 900
beQuest.
Sixty one Hungarian deputies sailed
from Fiume, Hungary, for New York
to attend the international parliament
congress at st. Louis.
Chairman Cortelyon says that Presi.
dent Roosevelt will not make any polit- |
ical speeches this year. Beyond the |
speech to the notification committee
and the letter Of acceptance. which IL
yet to be published, the PRECEDENT viii !