The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-10-22
LATER.

LATER.
Mrs. Mary L. Warren, widely
known as a temperance worker, au-
thoress and philanthropist, is dead at
her home in the village of Fox Lake.
Wis. She was rs years of age.
William Scott Worth, brigadier gen.
eral, U. s. A., retired, is dead at Clin-
ton, Staten Island. He served through
the war of the rebellion, in several
Indian campaigns and in Cuba.
Four United States soldiers were
killed and seven injured by the ex-
plosion of a mortar at Fort Banks, in
Boston harbor.
Wilhelmina Masur, aged so years,
wife of John Masur, one of the oldest
| newspaper men of Pittsburg, was
stamped to death by bull in the sta
BILE at their home in Allegheny, Pa.
Alonzo b.. Cornell, former governor
Of New York, died at his home in
Ithaca, N. Y, of Bright's disease, aged
nell, the founder of Cornell univer-
sity.
| The Louisiana Purchase exposition
has made the seventh of the stipulated
| $500, 900 payments on the government
loan Of $4,600,000. There is still a
balance of s691 ,S5045 due the United
| States government.
Indictments charging larceny by
embezzlement and perjury were re-
| turned by the grand jury against S.
| F. Smith, former mayor of Davenport,
| Ia, and trustee of several estates. The
sum involved is 100000.
The Mississippi river commission
plans a deep water route from st.
Louis to Chicago.
The record of railway casualties in
the United States shows 354 dead and
over 700 hurt since January l.
Three men were instantly killed by
the fall of a bridge girder, which they
were placing in position near Cotter,
Ark.
The king of Siam has purchased a
supply of souvenir gold dollars issued
| In commemoration of the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
Capt. Williams and three members
of his crew persisted off Gloucester,
Mass, when his schooner, the Elwood
Burton, which had struck on the
rocks In gale, was broken up by the
| sea.
Judge Alton B. Parker, in a speech
| at Rosemount, declared America must
choose between Imperialism and vio-
lence. He attacked the statements Of
| Secretary Taft and declared forcibly
for the independence of the Philip
| pines.
Arrangements have been made to hold
an American forest congress in Wash
ington for five days, beginning jan
uary 2.
Andrew Leonhardt was hanged in the
Jail yard at Baltimore, Md, for the MUIR
der of his wife in 1903.
King George of Saxony is dead.
The democrats of the Thirteenth
Massachusetts, congressional district
nominated DR.. Francis NJ Kennedy, of
New Bedford, for representative.
The schooner Wentworth struck on
bar off the coast of Cape Cod and was
lost All on board, IL in number, per-
ished. Life savers were unable to launch
their surfboats in the tremendous seas.
Moses Bensinger Of Chicago, president
of the Brunswick Bake Collender COM
pany, manufacturers of billiard tables
and bar equipment died at French Lick
Springs. Ind, of heart failure.
Edwin p. Welles, the millionaire
treasurer of the Brainerd Lumber COM
pany, was found dead in bed in Mime
apolis, MINI.
The archbishop of Canterbury and his
party, who have been in this country for
several weeks, sailed for home on the
White Star line steamship Cedric.
Since July 1, 1900, there has been a
growth Of $463, 991 1862 in the money in
circulation, or an average Of nearly
$116,O00.000. On OCTOBER / the circula-
ton reached the maximum of $31. 16 for
each person.
The house Of deputies OF the Episcopal
general convention In Boston, at the
close of four days debate, rejected
an amendment to the divorce canon,
which sought to prevent the remarriage
OF divorced persons by clergymen of
the denomination.
The census bureau has issued a report
on the executive civil service of the
United States, showing a. total of 271,-
1853 employees, embracing all persons en-
ployed in the executive branches of the
federal government, except enlisted men
In military and naval branches.
Satisfactory gains In trada In tba
country at large ae shown by Dun's
and Bradstreet's.
The Panama and worlds fair ap-
preparations make TIE treasury report
show deficiency of $41,770,571, in
stead of balance Il $12,S29,42S.
Latest reports from the Mukden
battle state that $1,000 Russians have
been killed or wounded, $4,000 cap
tured, and the fight sill progresses. II
Is reported that the Russian army is
retreating along the entire line, with
tI.u T.