The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-06-03


Columbus nominated Gov. Herrick for
| reelection.
United States Senator Ben Tillman,
| Of South Carolina. was thrown from a
buggy at Edgefeld, s. c., and painfully,
though not seriously, injured.
At Cheyenne, Wyo., Judge Scott
overruled the motion for new trial OF
Col. w. f. Cody's divorce suit. The
case will 60 to the supreme court on
appeal.
Lawmakers seek to change the presi-
dents plan for an extra session In Oc-
tober.
Postmaster General Cortelyou warns
postal service employees to avoid poll
tics.
The southern Industrial parliament
urged congress to lower tobacco tax and
help the south otherwise.
William c. lutte, Of Pittsburg, who
lost fortune of Sic, 900 900 in three years
fired a bullet into his heart at an Allan
tic City hotel.
Southern Caucasus Is afame with
racial strife between the Moslems and
Armenians and armed mobs control the
villages, the authorities being helpless.
Charles w. Mayer has sued Alexander,
Tarbell, Hyde and other Equitable heads
for 81 500 000 losses in the Shipbuilding
bubble.
The new ruling by Attorney General
Moody makes possible the displacing Of
older commanders of warships by
younger men, which is the presidents
plan.
President Roosevelt, in message to
the Presbyterian general assembly in
session at Winona Lake, expresses the
hope that all branches of the church
would soon be Joined.
Equitable officials in New York learn
that any national inquiry into its affairs
Instituted by President Roosevelt is i'm
possible. even II asked by all interests.
The Thebes GID bridge, across the
Mississippi, opening a new gateway to
the southwest and a triumph in railroad
engineering, was forally opened to traf
fc.
John c. Smith was elected commander
of the Grand Army OF the Republic Of
Illinois and a resolution was adopted to
return confederate flags captured in the
civil war.
An adopted son of the late William
Ziegler will receive $25,00O,O0O as the re-
suit of his foster fathers death.
William Ziegler, the capitalist and
promoter of arctic explorations, died
at his country home near Norton,
Conn.
William French pleaded guilty in
the United States district court at
Springfield, H., to robbing the post
office at Mulberrygrove, Bond county
H., and he was sentenced to three
years in Chester penitentiary.
At Butte, Mont, Michael Haggerty
miner, shot and probably fatally
wounded his wife, shot their 14-year
old son and then killed himself. Jeal
ousy of the wife is the supposed mo
tive.
Fire, originating in the foundry de
partment of the Ohio Brass company
at Mansfield, o., destroyed large part
of the plant. The damage, it is esti
mated, will amount to 100000 OF
more.
The Ohio democratic state central
committee fixed Columbus, June 81
and %, as the date for the state con
vention.
The comptroller of the currency has
been advised that the First National
bank of Lexington, Okla, has failed
M. e. VALLEY was killed by an ex
plosion of nitroglycerine on vacant
lot in Denver, Col. Fragments OF
tant from the scene of the explosion
Hebrews Of St. Petersburg and
and other cities have decided to alb
stain from attending theaters, con
certs, etc, for three months, as a mark
of mourning for those killed during the
recent rioting at Zhitomir.
The Wisconsin senate passed the
McGillivray antitrust bill.
The Presbyterian general assembly
( at Winona Lake voted for committee
to take up with the Washington pres
bytery the question of erecting a Pres
byterian cathedral at the national cap
ital.
, WiiidIu u. lTdutIudHH, VI EdSt OI
Louis, will be appointed district attor
ney for the eastern district of Illinois,
according to an announcement made
by the president in Washington.
President Roosevelt, replying to a
suggestion that national commission
investigate the Equitable affairs, says
an inquiry is being made to ascertain
the powers of the government In the
matter.
Thousands witness the parade of the
, Illinois veterans of the Grand Army al
Rockford, which was the chief feature
of the encampment.
Estes G.. Rathbone, according to 9
, Denver report, Is reinstated in the pos
Office department, and appeared II
that city to inspect books of the loca
Office.
A st. Thomas (Ont.) Judge ordered
the deportation of railroad official.
who had been taken from the United
States to take the places Of Canadians
| The senate committee on interstate
| commerce concluded inquiry on tn,
, railroad rate question. 1t is absolutel.
, opposed to President Roosevelti