The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-09-03
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Russians have been forced to aban-
don Anshanshan, Anping and Tsegow,
outer defenses Of Liaoyang, after four
days of desperate fighting, and fell
back on the main position. Report at
Toxic that Gen. Kuroki has seized and
cut the railroad south Of Mukden.
Gen. Sakharoff reported to st. Peters
burg that the total Russian losses at
Liaoyang up to August .27 were esti-
mated at 1900 men.
Lawrence Lentch, of Chicago, killed
himself after shooting his step
daughter, Augusta Gulp, of whom he
was jealous, and her fiance, Edward
Moeller
Blinded by dust, Barney Oldfeld ran
his automobile off the track IN race
at St. Louis. Two spectators were
killed and Oldfeld was injured pain
fully.
Mormons are planning to build a
large tabernacle in New York, and no
longer will try TO take converts to
Utah.
David B. Hill has announced that he
will retire from active politics and the
democratic leadership in New York
state with the close of the year.
! A Cincinnati woman was found dead
in her fiat, having been slain with a
Ratchet, and a man who lived there
shot himself. Love for girl only ii
years old is believed to be the solution
of the crime.
| Government troops of Uruguay broke
up an insurrectionary expedition, but
Paraguay rebels made strong gains.
August Moller, Jr., American vice
consul at Valparaiso, Chilli, is dead.
Rt Hon. and Most Rev. Randall
Thomas Davidson, ID. d., X. G. V. o.,
lord archbishop Of Canterbury and pri-
mate Of all England, has arrived in
America
An explosion of gas, in an iron fur
mace of the LaFollette Coal & Iron
company, at LaFollette, Tenn, resulted
in the death of two men and the fatal
injury Of one other.
A Northwestern university professor
shows that higher education lessons
the probability of young woman mar
rying
An elevator carrying four men and
nearly ton of acid fell at Rabbits
soap factory in New York city. Two
persons were killed and two fatally
hurt.
Four joints, or Illicit saloons, were
wrecked at Cuba, Kan, by Mrs. e. O.
Fites and Mrs. William Mcdonald,
wives of prominent business men,
armed with hatchets, and much liquor
destroyed.
A decisive battle was believed to DO
on near Liaoyang. Fighting had been
going on for three days, and the re-
suit was in doubt The entire force
Of the Japanese is drawing in on Kuro-
patkin's positions.
Toxic reports Japan's war minister
convinced Port Arthur cannot be cap
tured by assault, has ordered storming
operations stopped.
President James, of Northwestern
university, formally accepted the offer
Of the presidency of the University of
Illinois.
Eddie" Fay, king Of post Office
thieves" escaped from the Jail at
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
A second indictment, charging ex-
tortion, has been found against Philip
Weinseimer, the New York labor
leader.
The Edward Hines Lumber COM
pany, Of Chicago, paid $1,000,000 for
$4,000 acres Of pine land in Missis-
sippi.
Emperor Williams gift to the Unit
ed States, q statue of Frederick the
Great, is sent to America.
Death sentence has been passed on
the assassin who murdered Won
Plehve.
Paraguayan rebels seized train on
which were government officials.
Signs point to a speedy ending Of
the packing house strike. President
Donnelly summoned members of the
butchers executive board and an audi
ence will be asked with the packers.
the belief being that the butchers are
prepared to make almost any conces-
sions.
Fire visited huge Oil tanks in Bel
GUM and destroyed nearly 100000 bar
rels.
Champion Jeffries defeated Jack
Munroe in the second round before a
big crowd at San Francisco.
Secretary Taft, in an address in
Montpelier, VT, defended the person
atty of President Roosevelt as conser-
vative. though energetic; a leader, but
not tyrant, and high type Of Amer
lean manhood.
Four miners who were imprisoned
In the Pine Hill Colliery at Pottsville,
Pa, died from suffocation.
Three persons were drowned in the
capsizing of their boat near Edinburg,
in the Adirondacks.
Herbert d. Hill and James G. Pat
terson were drowned in the river at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Their boat
was capsized by wind.