The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-10


the murder OF Jacob II. Effertz, OF Chi
cago. at Wilders, Ind. were held In
5000 each for grand jury action, and
on default OF bail were committed to
jail.
The Inauguration of Gen. Porf:rio Dia2
as president OF the republic OF Mexico
for the seventh time and OF Senior Don
Ramon Corral as the first vice presi-
dent took place in the city Of Mexico.
President Roosevelt Is said by the
Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald to have about decided to
abandon hope of tariff revision for al
least year. The sentiment OF leaders
is found to oppose a change.
The wives OF army and navy officers
are to present petition asking the
restoration of the canteen to congress
where 1t will be met by counter petit
ton from the w. G. T. U.
Queen Alexandra of England OBJ
served her sixtieth birthday anniver-
sary.
The monthly statement OF the public
debt shows an increase of $2,453,265.
The capture OF 203-metre hill and as
sault on Ehrlung and Keekwan forts
are said to have cost the Japanese
$1,000 men.
Russia is unwilling to join the powers
In a second peace conference at The
Hague until her war with japan is.
ended
The Louisiana Purchase exposition
closed In scene of pandemonium on
the Pike following day and evening OF
celebration In which st. Louis showered
honors and gifts upon President Fran
els, the head OF the enterprise. The
total attendance during the fair was
about 100000
The w. c. T. u, In convention in
Philadelphia, requested the president to
see that treaties prohibiting the sale of
liquor be observed in granting state
hood rights to Indian territory.
David M. Parry, Indianapolis, was re-
elected president of the Citizens Indus
trial association.
The japanese have captured and hold
203-metre hill at Port Arthur after a
desperate battle on the summit.
Forty-two hunters we're killed and 10
wounded in the open season In the north
woods of Wisconsin and upper Michigan
which has just closed. The number OF
deer killed Is estimated at 1000.
Jacob Moore, merchant of Mount
Auburn, Ind, was killed by John Hash,
aged II. Hash claims Moore attacked
him while under the influence of liquor
and that he shot in self-defense.
Rev. William T. Manning, d. d., vicar
of st. Agnes chapel, Trinity parish, New
York city. was elected first bishop of
the newly organized Episcopal diocese
Of Harrisburg
Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis has
been appointed by the president on the
Dogger Bank court Of inquiry. He has
accepted the appointment
The strike of coal miners in the Mas
sillon, o., district, in which 1000 men
have been involved, was settled, the
employers granting concession of two
cents more per ton for loading.
Three deaths resulted from the ex-
plosion and fire at the Swiss laundry in
New Orleans, La. The victims are
young girls.
Receipts of the internal revenue
bureau for the fiscal year ended June
30. 1904, were $685., 1904, 0O4. an increase
Of $2,163,079 over the collections for the
year preceding.
The four states having the largest
production Of distilled spirits during the
year ending June 30, 1904, are Illinois,
I1.7S5,S 1893 gallons; Kentucky. 23,O7O, 162
gallons; Indiana, POSSESSES gallons;
Ohio, 13,173.537 gallons.
A verdict for $4,000 damages has
been awarded in the New York supreme
court to Mrs. Anna Morhard, wife of a
staten Island physician, who was killed
year ago in the cellar of his home by
IN electric shock.
Joseph Letter was indicted at Du-
Iuoin, ILL.,, on three counts on the charge |
# bringing armed men into the state |
ontrary to the recently passed statutes. |
One man was killed and three fatally |
Injured In an explosion at Goes, o. A
'ress mill of the Miami powder works |
EXPLODED with several thousand pounds |
Il powder, destroying the building
The American White Cross First Aid
ociety. intended to supplant the Red
ross In America, has been organized
I Chicago and embraces physicians OF
he highest note and Miss Clara Barton,
,under of the older organization.
Mrs. Richard Yates was burned while
irving in Springfield, H., hot bricks In
he carriage setting fire to her skirts.
he governor smothered the blaze with
Is, .oyercoat before she was seriously
jured.
The city council Is preparing to rid
hicago Of the deadly grade crossing,
lie work already done in this direction
aving cost more than $4,000 900 and
lie expense of other Improvements
Yelling the total to more than $685.
10000.
Battling" Nelson and Jimmy Britt
e matched to box December 20 In San
rancisco.
The Citizens Industrial association
convention in New York adopted
solutions urging the state to estab-
sh artisan schools as part of plan
n combating labor unions.
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