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

Randolph Hearst credited TO the pro-
hibition candidate.
Fearing her husband married her for
ker money, Mrs. Charlotte M. Weight
man, OF Chicago, threw $4,000 In the
fire.
Stephen Salisbury died at Worces-
ter, Mass, broken-hearted and alone.
He was the victim of his fathers will
leaving fortune with proviso that he
should never wed. He gave I'D the
woman he loved for $4,000, 900.
A majority of the consulting board
of engineers will recommend that the
United States build sea level canal
across the isthmus of Panama. They
say the cost will be only li,.ie more
than a lock ditch.
An international naval prize fight
in New York resulted in an easy VIC
tory for an English sailor, attached to
Prince Louis squadron, over an Amer
lean marine, at the end of the third
round.
The final result Of the plebiscite
shows that 259,963 votes were cast in
favor OF Prince Charles for king Of
Norwey, and 1924 against him.
The count Of Flanders, brother Of
King Leopold Of Belgium, and heir to
the throne. died In Brussels. Death
was due to Inflammation OF the respir-
atory organs. The count was born in
1887. The new heir to the throne Of
Belgium Is Prince Albert of Flanders,
only son OF the late count Of Elan
ders.
The Montana supreme court held the
antitrust law Of tina. state to be un-
constitutional, since 1t violates the con-
stitutional provision against class
legislation.
Tho shingle manufacturers of north
west Washington concluded arrange
ment to close down plants throughout
that state for 60 days, beginning De-
cember /.
Henry S. Cauthorn. well-known as a
historian, died at Vincennes, Ind. He
was Il speaker of the Indiana house of
representatives in 1879.
Fire in the large warehouse of the
American Beet Sugar company's plant
at Rockford, Col, caused loss esti-
mated at from 100000 to 100000,
fully covered by insurance. There
were about 100000 pounds of sugar
in the warehouse.
William Sink was shot and instantly
killed at the Dichason mine, one mile
north Of Linton. Ind, by Lee Ham
mond. The murderer was arrested
and admitted killing Sink The men
quarreled over alleged attentions paid
to Hammond's wife ny Sink.
A sensation was created in the New
York election investigation by the dis
appearance of an alleged illegal voter,
who failed to appear in court, thus for
feiting $1,000 bail.
Commissioner of Pensions Warner,
ignoring precedent, appointed two wo-
men to serve on board of the pension
review
Speaker Cannon and all the other
officers of the national house will
probably be reelected by the republic
can members.
Secretary Root is ready to negotiate
a treaty with Great Britain covering
all disputes with Canada over tariI,
fisheries, etc!
August Heusne, farmer living eight
miles southwest of Carlyle, ILL.,. while
pulling a bucket of water to water the
stock, lost his balance and fell head
long into the well and was drowned.
He was GA years of age.
Labor unions were denounced as
trusts by the Citizens Industrial asso-
citation at its convention in st. Louis,
and federal and state authorities are
urged to prosecute them.
While playing with shotgun Helen
Meunse, II years old, Of Muscatine, Ia,
accidentally shot and killed May
Meunse, IL years old
Gov.-elect Pattison of Ohio Is sus-
pected of the intention of mailing down
the lid all over the state, and putting
stop to Sunday saloons and con-
certs.
Attorney General Moody holds the
report of Commissioner Garfield In the
beef inquiry useless, will not use it in
the coming proceedings and denies any
hope of immunity for packers.
Charles s. Mellen, an eastern rail-
road president, took luncheon with
President Roosevelt. and announced
his intention of joining him in his
fight for rate legislation.
Minnie Mitchell, 30 years old, and
Allie Bowers. 90 years old, we're found
dead in the kitchen of the fiat occupied
by them. Their deaths were due to
poison. II Is thought something they
had eaten may have casued death.
In an explosion at the Buckeye pow
der works at Edwards Station, IA miles
northwest of Peoria, ILL.,, two men met
instant death and several other en-
ployes were injured.
s. P. Ayres, editor of the Marshall
town Ua.) Herald, committed suicide
by shooting. He had become excessive
ly respondent because of III health.
Very Rev. Charles d. Williams,
dean of Trinity cathedral, Cleveland,
was elected bishop Of the Episcopal
diocese of Michigan on the second bal
lot of the diocesan convention at De-
troit. Mich.
Five persons were burned to death
In an Italian tenement house fire in
New York Three of those who lost