The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-03-04
LATE NEWS
Brief Summary OF the Leading
Events of the
Week

The inaugural ceremonies Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt take place today
March 4th.
Seats to witness the inaugural
parade at Washington, today, are at
a decided premium. $1,000. is the
price asked for hotel window.
Governor Warner has appointed
VIM. H. Hoyt, of Plymouth, to sue
cesd VIM. T. Dust, OF Detroit, as q
member OF the state tax commission.
1t is said that the New York Gen.
trail Railroad will expend $500, OOO,-
900 in an effort to capture the i'm
mense grain and other industrial
transportation Of Chicago.
..One of the new battleships author
lied in the naval appropriation bill
will be named the South Carolina
The request that the ship be so named
was made by the president.
Previous to ending his own life by |
shooting himself, Wednesday, Henry
Fay, OF Cincinnati, O., killed all the
animals and fowls about the place,
and piled them in heap.
Announcement is made Of another
advance :" nrices Of merchant pipe
by the National Tube con.s@.!y, o.
Pittsburg, Pa. The increase is u
ton, and is the third similar advance
this year.
Clinton County, Mich, lays claim
to the heaviest woman in the state,
Miss Hattie Albridge, of Elsie. is 70
years old, and weighs 4O6 pounds
The young lady is 6 feet in height,
and is still growing.
A mail car on the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad was destroyed by fire
at Connellsville, Pa, Wednesday.
and $3.50, 900 IN currency, fifteen hun
dred registered letters, and hundreds
of pounds of mail we're consumed.
For the third time this winter
East Liverpool, o., has been visited
by serious conflagrations. Tuesday
night fire destroyed a whole square
of buildings, not structure being
left standing.
The monthly statement OF the pub
lie debt shows at the close OF bust
ness February 2Sth. the debt, less
the cash in the treasury, amounted
to $3.50, 574, 1913 which is decrease
for the month OF $3.50, 46l.
George S. Boutwell,, former gov
ernor of Massachusetts, and at one
time secretary of the treasury, died
at Groton, Mass, Monday, uged 81
years For more than sixty years
Boutwell, had been in public life.
Mrs. Jane Lathropp Stanford, of
San Francisco, widow of the late
Senator Leland Stanford, of Califor.
MIA, died Wednesday night at Homo
lulu. 1t is said that attempts had
been made atdifferent times to poison
the rich widow, and the authorities
of San Francisco and Honolulu are
Investigating the case.
Fire Monday night caused loss
81, 800, 900 at New Orleans, La. The
flames swept the river front, and
nearly a dozen squares OF modern
wharves and freight sheds, two
modern grain elevators, hundreds of
loaded cars and vast quantities OF
freight, including twenty thousand
bales OF cotton, were destroyed.
A band OF ''eowpunchers' from
Dead wood, South Dakota 4 men
who have rounded up the herd,
''hog tied" and "cut out" big steers,
"busted" bronchos, ridden and con
ouered outlaws and braved many q
storm and spent many chcerless
night astride their cayuses - take
part in the parade at the Inaugural
ton of President Roosevelt today.
At the Michigan Democratic state
judicial convention at Battle Greek,
Saturday last, the following ticket
was nominated: Justice of the SUI
preme court. Vernon Smith. OF
Ionia; regents OF University, DR..
Orson Willard, of Flint, and James
Kersey, of Boyne City; member
board OF education, James G. Healey,
o, Jackson. -
The Michigan prohibition party
has named the following candidates
{, be voted for at the election to be
held April 3D.: Justice of supreme
court, Walter S. Westerman, OF
Adrian; regents of University, DR..
M. M. Callen, OF Kalamazoo, and DR..