The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-10-07

OtuerS.
DIR. Arthur Weir tombstone, a lead
Ing specialist in abdominal surgery
died in Cincinnati. o., after weeks
illness from appendicitis. DR.. John
stone was widely known in his pro-
fession In this country and in Europe
The wreck of the British steamer
Chatham, in the .Suez canal, with heI
| cargo OF 80 tons of dynamite and blast.
Ing gelatin, was blown up by mines
distributed around and inside her hull
These were fred by an electric cur.
rent from Raselech, about five miles
away. No serious damage was done
to the canal.
Edward N. Nockels, secretary of the
Chicago Federation OF Labor. proposes
to organize professional baseball play
ers into union.
Livingston Quackenbush of lie Suelr
Mimi. was convicted of receiving mon
ey into an insolvent bank. His bank
failed in March. 1904.
Secretary Taft and more than so of
the party which visited the orient have
reached San Francisco. The secretary,
In an interview, says the Philippines
snow great gains, that the Chinese
boycott will fail and that Japan really
is glac Of peace. He declares that
Filipinos are unfit for self-government,
ana independence cannot be realized
for generation to come.
The prosecution won first blood in
the packers conspiracy cases in Chi
cago when Judge Humphrey ruled that
the manner in which the grand Jury
proceedings were conducted is legal.
Norway, says Foreign Minister
Loevland in an interview to the corre-
spondent Of Paris paper. plans u
ask the powers to recognize its indie
pendence at once.
An employe Of a sewing machine
company in New York is held for a
$a50,000 theft.
2 Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. entered
Harvard just 25 years after his father
did.
The German press is indignant over
the new Anglo-Japanese treaty.
Gov Folk of Missouri has ordered
the rolice board to close all bucket
shops in st. Louis.
Prominent Chinese regard last Sum
days bomb outrage .as a protest against
ChlDa's effort to crush the anti-Ameri-
can boycott.
Socialists and supporters of the Hun
garian coalition parties rioted in the
streets of Budapest and mere than 40
persons were injured.
Former Gov Yates Of Illinois viii:
not be candidate for the United
States senatorship against Shelby NJ.
Cullcm.
A. H. Linneke has been appointed re-
,eiver of the business of Johnson &
Sloan. retail drygoods merchants of
MINI. The liabilities, it
S said. will be about 100000.
Five children were burned and as
,hyxiated in the fire which destroyed
he home of Frederick Adamson at Fort
Dodge. la.
The confederate organizations of Mis-
;issippi have joined in a request for the
return of two Mississippi battlefags now
stored in the Colorado capitol building
1t Denver.
Jacob Lift, the well-known theatrical
manager and owner of theaters in New
York, Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul.
lied in Yonkers, N Y.
Wheeler H. Peckham, the noted law
'er, died suddenly in his Office on Broad
way, N. Y Apoplexy is thought to have
aused his death.
In rear-end collision near Glen
wood, Ind. passenger train No. Al, on
he c., II. & ID. r. r. crashed into a
reight train. Five persons were in
ured. one fatally.
The First national bank. Orrville, O.,
losed its doors by order of the comp
roller of the currency. on account of a
ontinuous run upon the bank.
Fire at Rolf, in the Chickasaw Nation.
T., destroyed business block in Main
treet. Loss estimated at more than
$4,000.
Announcement made that Rev. DR..
William Bayard Hale, of Richmond.
i'd. has been decorated by the king Of
ne Belgians, being a knight of the
rider of Leopold.
The eighth annual convention of the
ational Association of Postmasters
pened in Dayton. o.
The Subway tavern, the saloon which
as opened in New York with prayer
Bishop Potter year ago, has been
osed. The owner locked up its doors.
lying that the temperance saloon had
IT been paying investment.
w. j. Bryan, in an open letter, urged {
esident Roosevelt to stand by his
ms" in his battle for railroad rate
'islation. He offered democratic G
lip. {
plans to make the home
ming of President Roosevelt the oc-
sion of an enthusiastic demonstra-
n. In which men of all parties will
n. n
rhe New Anglo-Japanese treaty,
de public in London, shows that the !
lance Is very strong. The aim OF the :
ltract is declared to be the further
&c OF peace in the far east, and each =
ton binds itself to defend the others l
sessions.
Cleveland friends OF John d. Rookie
Ter celebrated the anniversary Of his