The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
Former Gov. william R. Taylor, OF


by speculation and has entered a semi
charitable home for the aged near
Madison.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, the
new British premier, has outlined his
policy. He favors arbitration and dis
armament, free trade and home rule
TO; Ireland.
Assessment figures in Illinois show
that the total wealth In the state
reached $5,486, 480,8S5 an increase for
the year OF $72,6l0,47O. Chicagos to-
tai valuation Is $2,177,515,3 800.
News OF a plot to assassinate Presi-
dent Reyes, of Colombia. and over.
throw the government, was resolved
at Washington.
Treachery and attempts to wreck the
Republican party OF New York state
are charged to President Roosevelt and
Gov. Higgins by Odell.
DIR. John Warner died suddenly in
Clinton, H., aged sc years. He was
the father OF Commissioner Of Pen
sions Vespasian Warner.
Mrs. Michael Schultz, bride OF a
month, died at Paynesville, Mimi. as
result OF burns received while she
saved her three-year-old stepsor from
death by fire.
w. M. Pryor, aged 81. prominent
farmer, was shot through the heart
and killed by Mrs. Ella Gholson, a
young widow, near Paducah, KY, in a
dispute over a tree the woman wanted
cut down.
A rumor Is current throughout Tah-
III that the United States government
has offered France $4.000,O00 for the
island.
Mrs Sarah Whitmire, a widow, aged
SO years, was murdered in her home
near The village of Muncy Valley, Sui
Ivan county, Pa. Robbery Is believed
to have been the motive.
DR.. John Mcclellan, of the class OF
1888, Yale college, one of the Oldest
his home in Woodstock. Conn. He
was 81 years old.
Fire at Sedalia, Mo-. destroyed the
Katy" building, causing total loss
Of $4,000.
A hull charged upon George Feszlcr
and 9ored him to death on the farm of
Charles Kautz, two AMI one-half miles
west OF West Chicago. III. One horn
penetrated Feszler's left lung and an
other entered the brain.
David and Thomas Fuller, brothers.
aged about 20 years, died In Thomas
home at Bronson, Mich, from poison
ing, the result OF eating meat which
had become tainted by standing on
tin plate.
Secretary of State ID. E. Storms, OF
Indiana the third Official OF that state
to get into financial trouble in the last
few months, has been forced to turn
his property over to a trustee and call
on his bondsmen and friends to &c.
$1,000 to settle his Indebtedness to the
state.
An attempt to force large bakeries
OF Chicago to sign a closed shop agree
ment may cause a bread famine.
Andrew Carnegie will give 100000
to add to the 100000 900 foundation
fund for the relief of needy teachers,
according 10 an announcement from
Boston.
Premier Katsura, of Japan Is slated
for early retirement. a new cabinet be-
ing formed by constitutional party
leaders.
The government soon will begin
suits to end rate discrimination
against western shippers in the south
east.
Jack O'Brien defeated Bob Fitzsim-
mons in 13 rounds. the latter falling
exhausted in his corner before time
was called for the fourteenth round.
II was OBriens fight all the way.
Abraham II. Hummel Of New York.
the lawyer who was involved in the
famous Dodge Morse matrimonial and
divorce tangle. was convicted of con-
spiracy, sentenced for year and fined
$500.
Under Gov. Deneen's threat of prose-
cution former Illinois state treasurers
and auditors have begun the refunding
Of 1921 900 said to have been illegally
taken.
The Illinois supreme court reversed |
Ind remanded TO the criminal court |
II Cook county for new trial the case
II "Jocko" Briggs. who was convicted
II murder and sentenced TO be hanged.
Austin Francis, charged with the
murder in Kansas City, NO.. month
Igo OF Winona Newton, Is years old.
lis sweetheart, was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree.
Gen. Felix Gustave Saussier. former
mmander-in-chief Of the French
rmy Is dead.
Gold has begun to arrive in large
Quantities at the Imperial Bank Of
In Berlin from st. Peters
'urg. About 100000 has already
'een received. The movement Is ex-
ected to continue until a total OF $685.
10000 Is reached.
Former Alderman Robert l.. Rudolph
sho was convicted in Milwaukee. Wis.
month ago of soliciting a bride OF
100 from ex-City Attorney Charles II.
in 1901. has beer denied a
lew trial.
State insurance officials are called
o meet in Chicago February in the