The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-11-04

depot in Hot Springs, Ark, was de-
| stroycd by fire. Six lives were lost.
The bodies Of Isabelle Spivey (col-
ored), aged "a years, and her three chill
dren, Marie Louise, aged ten; Gladys,
aged seven, and boy Of three years,
were found in the burned ruins Of their
shanty at Asbury Park, N. j.
| A. j. Whiteman was sentenced at Buff
falo. N. ", to serve eight years and five
months In Auburn prison. He was con-
victed Of defrauding the Fidelity Trust
company, Of Buffalo, by means Of raised
and forged checks.
Secretary Shaw told Nebraska bank
ers that there will be no financial legis-
lation until the ronelas.itity Of our
currency causes a panic, which may be
soon.
The census bureau issued a report
placing the number of bales of cotton
ginned this year at figure in excess
of 100000
st. Louis woman gave out plans
for new $1,000,000 university for
study of the occult.
An American collector of customs
was wounded and his native assistant
killed In the Santo Domingo riots. 1t is
feared that the bloodshed will fan the
latent revolution.
| A Pittsburg lawyer says that of the
$4,000, 900 resources of the failed Enter
Prise national bank of Allegheny only
$4,000 was on hand when the institu-
tion was closed ani that collateral
deposited to secure loans were rehy-
/ Iothecated.
Secretary Taft announces his cabinet
| position, suits him and that he will not
be a candidate for president.
Papers have been served on woman
Spiritualist to recover 81, 100000 which
che Is alleged to have obtained from
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds. the deal
New York clubman.
The headless body of woman found
In the Bronx river was Identified by
| New York merchant as his missing
wife.
Ten firemen and several spectators
we're injured by an explosion OF turpen-
| tine in New York fire.
New York city inaugurated a new
| ECucHlC muhiSiPoi O"hShoHAP ~
opening the Staten Island ferry.
Maj. r. w. McClaughry, warden OF
the federal prison at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, has been ordered to de-
liver Frank c. Bigelow, the ex-banker.
to the court in Milwaukee on Novem-
ber 20, to testify as a witness for the
government in the case against Henry
G. Coll, former cashier of the bank.
With masonic rites the body of ex-
Congressman Jerry" Simpson was
laid to rest in Maple Grove cemetery,
/ Wichita. Kan.
Charles A. Flammer announced his
resignation as republican candidate for
district attorney Of New York, and ap-
pealed to the members Of the party to
support the candidacy of William Trav-
ers Jerome.
Since 1890 the value Of Italy's for
eign trade has risen from $440, ,000, 900
to $700,000,000, and commercial ex-
changes with the United States from
S32. 900 900 to $76,000,000.
| The corner stone of the Methodist
hospital, to cost 100000, was laid at
Indianapolis, Ind.
The comptroller of the currency has
been called upon by the department Of
justice to send special examiner to
make an investigation of the affairs
of the Enterprise national bank of AL
| legheny, Pa.
The private bank of Harvey Hoag, of
Barker Niagara county, N. Y, was
robbed by three men, who cut all the
telephone wires entering the village
and blew open the safe of the bank.
They got away with about $4,000 in
gold.
1t is officially announced that King
Edward has commanded that special
mission, headed by Prince Arthur Of
Connaught, be dispatched to Toxic ear
ly in 1906 to confer the Order of the
Garter on the emperor of Japan.
King Edward has decided to immedi-
ately raise the British legation at
Toxic to an embassy.
Burglars blew open the safe in the
Bank of Ridgeville, Ind, stole $4,000,
and after a running battle with a
posse of citizens in which the cashier
of the bank and two of the robbers
we're wounded the safe blowers es-
! capped.
Rosaline Nerring, the Oldest woman in
| Illinois, died in Chicago at the age of
104 years as result of fall down a
stairway.
Eki Hioki, secretary of the Japanese
legation at Washington. in a speech at
Cleveland, denied that the mikado has
designs on the Philippine islands.
Thanksgiving day promises to be
lacking in feasts, as the prices of food
| stuffs are going up alarmingly.
To win bet of 25 cents Patrick Mac
Grath, an intoxicated farmer, ran an en-
| gine into work train on siding at
| Hammond. Ind, demolishing several
cars and injuring four laborers.
Brewers of Kansas City. Mo-, refused
beer to three Kansas towns, as a reply
to Gov. Hoch's crusade, and 1876 saloons
are closed In consequence. The brewers
hope to stir the people when taxes are
increased by the loss of the liquor rev.
enue.
Kipp Smith. of Seatonyille. Ill. who