The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16

Interior department says q large por
| ton OF the public domain has been re
covered from land thieves.
| Commission merchants will send
delegation to congress to plead TO
abolishment OF private car lines.
The Wisconsin legislature ordered al
Investigation OF the affairs OF the stat
university.
Following the action Of several east
ern roads In disseminating passes thu
Trunk Line association may vote L
abolish free transportation on all lines
China's American boycott Is likel,
to spread, as congress shows no dispo
sition to modify the exclusion act.
Representatives of Is colleges In con
ference in New York voted not to abol
ish football, but to reform II.
The annual report OF Secretary Taft
shows that there are 59,S14 men In tho
United States army and that the fight
Ing strength Of the nation is increased
by 121, 908 by the state militia.
Baroness Zedwitz is In Peoria, ILL.,, to
seek Bishop Spalding's forgiveness for
the action Of herself and sister. Mar
quise De Monstriers-M arinville, in re-
nouncing Catholicism.
William McWilliams, who pleaded
guilty to the murder of his wife and
FIVE children q week ago, was SEN
fenced to death at Independence, la.
Slain by her son, J. Wenzel Kunz,
with fiatiron, Mrs. Mary Kunz, aged
20, was found dead in her home in
Manitowoc, Wis. blood-bespattered and
fearfully mutilated. Young Kunz con-
fessed several hours later. He Is
thought to be insane.
w. H. Thomas, deputy United
States marshal at Springfield, Mo-. was
fined $1,000 in the United States dis
trict court at Kansas City, for having
falsifed his expense account with the
government
Congressman W. Bourke Cochran
was elected grand sachem Of Tammany
Hall
An explosion at the plant Of the
Washington Gas Light company, in
Southeast Washington, ID. c., resulted
in damages to the extent Of $4,000.
Without a tremor and without a
word, Mrs. Mary Mabel Rogers
marched to her death on the gallows
at the state prison at Windsor, VT.
and paid the penalty of numbering her
husband, Marcus Rogers, at Benning-
ton, on August 13. 1902,
Engineer John Mullen, Fireman
Samson and Brakeman William Taylor
were killed near Roxabel, O., in rear
end freight collision on the Baltimore
& Ohio Southwestern railway.
All the horses belonging to Buffalo
Bills" wild west show were killed at
Marseilles, France, in order to pre-
vent the spread Of CHAMBERS.
A resolution urging investigation Of
insurance companies and public serv-
ice corporations caused a sensation In
the Wisconsin legislature.
United States Senator Mitchell, of
Oregon, is In a serious condition from
hemorrhage following the extraction of
. tooth.
District Attorney Jerome, of New
fork, took the first step to obtain In
formation to be used In bringing 10
justice life insurance officials who have
been guilty OF criminal acts.
Controller of the Currency Ridgely
in his annual report, sblames ,negligen,
directors for bank frauds.
Mrs. Fernando Jones, wife OF Chica.
COS well-known pioneer, died after Q
brief illness.
The boom In building operations In
Chicago causes builders to offer 1s
cents an hour for bricklayers.
Colossal naturalization frauds, ex.
tending to every state and territory
are revealed in a report OF a special
examiner for the department of jus
tice.
Former Gov. Yates, of Illinois, ha,
decided to be candidate for the
United States senate and announces hs
is backed by the Deneen machine.
The dead bodies OF Annie Mitchell
and Alonzo Conway we're found in {
boarding house in st. Louis, both hav
ing been asphyxiated, as the room wal
full OF gas from an open gas stove.
Watercress, the famous stallion, wal
auctioned OF for $1,000 in New York
His purchaser was J. B. Haggin.
The Wisconsin assembly tabled
resolution calling on Gov. La Follett,
to resign at once either the governor
ship or the United States senatorship
The Undertaken steamer Fran wa
sunk In Christiania ford In Norway
Seven OF her crew and four passenger
were drowned.
Apoplexy caused the death at Bloom
ington, ILL.,. of Mrs. John I. Martin, O
! st. Louis, wife Of Col. John'I. Martin
who, during the last three nationa
campaigns, was sergeant-at-arms OF tn
national democratic convention.
Alfred p. Frelich, a pharmacist Il
tho Presbyterian hospital, shot and In
stantly killed his wife Fannie and he
mother, Mrs. Anna Hoenung, In hi
home in Brooklyn, N. Y. ne CAV
J himself up, but refused to make state
ment.
Leo Mentally, "a years old, who wa
injured In football game between ia
cal teams In Bridgeport, Conn, o.
Thanksgiving day, is dead. McNally'
back was broken in mass play.
The monument erected at Anderson
Vile, Ga, In memory OF soldiers fror
Pennsylvania who died in Driaon d,,