The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-11-25


at Chicago against ex-Alderman John
O'Neill.
In the presence OF Mrs. Mckinley,
the trustees of the Mckinley National
Memorial association, other noted
guests and citizens and school chill
dren, the corner stone OF the American
monument. the gift OF the American
people, was formally laid at Canton, o.
Rev. DIR. William Sims Knight. pres
ident OF Carthage collegiate institute,
died at his home In Carthage, Mo-,
aged 68 years.
The students of the Nebraska Cen
trail college, a prominent educational
institution in Omaha, have decided by
a unanimous vote to eliminate football
from the list of college sports.
Attorney General Moody will fight
the packers plea for immunity to the
last.
President Roosevelt reiterates that
he is in favor of joint statehood for
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Three deaths were caused at Pater.
son, N. j., by the falling Of heavy
picture on the wall which broke gas
pipe while the Schroeder family were
asleep. Chris Schroeder, his mother,
Catherine, and her grandchild, Ira
La Forge, were all asphyxiated.
The administration is declared to
hold that the Isle of Pines belongs to
Cuba. and American residents will re-
ceive no encouragement In plans for
annexation to the United States.
One girl was shot and killed and an
other wounded in resisting a hold'up
man near Grand Rapids, Mich.
David Gilwater. aged 13, is under ar
rest at Chiilicothe. o.. for the murder of
his brother Albert, aged 21s years, who
was found burned to death at the home
Of his parents, near Three Locks.
The New York supreme court has
granted joint request of Mayor Nc
Clellan and Mr.. Hearst that manda-
mus be issued to compel the produc-
ton Of the original election tally sheets
before the canvassers.
Col. ]. M. Clark, brevet brigadier and
general In the confederate army, and
who was for a number Of years agent
for the Mescalero Apache Indians of
New Mexico, is dead at his home at
Snyder, Okla. aged 70 years.
Another suit for a sum aggregatlng
$4,000 has been brought by the re-
ceiver> for the Enterprise bank of AL
legheny, Pa, against william H. An
drews.
Robert G.. Lynn, or "Col. Bob" one
of the most widely known sporting
died at Cincinnati, o., Of pneumonia.
three men were killed and another
fatally injured in an explosion of dy-
Mantle at the Coal Coke company's
quarry near Charleston. w. Va.
Half block of business structures
were wiped out at Grantberg. Wis,
with loss Of $4,000, six buildings be-
ing destroyed.
Chief Of Police Bond, OF Port Hope,
and his sister-in-law, Miss Grier, of To-
ronto, were drowned near Halliburton,
Ont.
w. H. Moore, of st. Louis, was elect
ed president at the annual netting of
the National Good Roads association
in st. Louis.
Fire wiped out the entire town of
Burke, w. Va, entailing a loss esti-
mated between 100000 and 100000.
Only four dwellings and one store
room remain Of more than 200 houses.
More than 100000 farmers in %
states were represented by the dele
gates to the thirty-ninth annual con-
vention of the National Grange Pa
irons Of Husbandry, which began at
Atlantic City, N. J.
Three men were killed and two ia
tally injured by dynamite explosion
near Safe Harbor, Pa. The men were
on new freight line when
the blast was prematurely discharged.
The silver jubilee of the American
Federation of Labor was opened in
Pittsburg, and President Samuel Com
pcrs. in his report, recommended many
changes to advance the cause of union
ism.
Fearing reduction Of wages would
follow passage Of legislation adverse to
railroads. delegates Of railway en-
ployes plan to pit American Federation
of Labor against President Roosevelt's
rates policy.
Residents of the Isle Of Pines de-
clared their independence from Cuba,
formed new government and noti-
fed President Roosevelt of their desire
to have the island become a territory
of the United States.
The British steamer Bavaria, bound
from Barry for Bordeaux, has been
lost off Belle Isle, France. Part of her
crew has been landed at Noirmoutier,
France. The captain and IA men are
missing.
George B. Reed, prominent citizen
of Kent county, Delaware, committed
suicide In an unusual manner. Secur-
ing double-barrel shotgun, he sat in
bed and discharged the weapon with
broomstick.
While driving across the railroad
tracks near Gait, Mo-. Mrs. George
Greene and her mothe--in-law, Mrs.
Rachael Greene, were killed by q pas
senger train, which sp,intered the bug
gy to atoms.
Lieut.. Col. Arthur Tremayne, one Of
the few remaining survivors Of the
"charge of the light brigade" at Bala-
kalava" In which he was wounded and