The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-23

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Nicholas Lonsworth, and that the
wedding will take place about the mid
die Ct next February.
February IL has been decided upon
as the date for the wedding of Mr..
Longworth and Miss Alice. Roosevelt.
When Miss Alice Roosevelt, as Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. goes abroad In
June with her. husband. in-every coun-
try che visits she will be. presented at
court by the American ambassador or
minister.
Former Circuit Judge Horatio D.
Wood, aged 65 years. dropped dead
from apoplexy at his residence in st..
Louis. Mo.
Daniel C. Gilman, OF Baltimore,
Md, was reelected to the presidency
Of the National Civil Service Reform
league.
Fourteen indictments were returned
by the federal grand jury at Kansas
City, Mo-, against common carriers.
railway ofiiciaIs. shipping and freight
agents, charging the giving OF rebates
and conspiracy to gain rebates.
William Guy. just discharged from
the Newburg insane asylum, shot and
killed his brother-in-law, Harry Flint.
aged Is, and an 1S-monthsold child.
and fatally wounded Mrs. Elizabeth
Bennett in Cleveland, o. He was ar
rested.
Senator w. A. Clark. OF Montana,
has purchased the Union mine on the
mother lode" in Eldorado county,
Cal. The purchase price. It is said,
is $1,750.000.
Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
$4,000 worth Of property in Brod-
head. Wis. nearly wiping out the
business section Of the town.
Engineer J. J. Welsh and Brake
man J. A. Harris were instantly
killed, and Fireman o. J. Grove was
seriously scalded in a collision be-
tween freight trains on the Pittsburg,
Youngstown & Ashtabula railroad, at
Covert's Station, o.
In full view of many Of his horror
stricken neighbors, Patrick Hoy. a
farmer, was burned to death at his
home near st. Peter, MINI. Powerless
to. prevent his cremation, his friends
peered through the windows and
the flames consume the body. |
A fuse blew out on Cleveland. o..
street car setting the vestibule OF the
.ar on fire. A dozen passengers made
/ rush for the exit, and In doing so
hey trampled to death Anna Staba,
/ 13-year-old girl.
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs. Az
,ert Ingersoll are dead as the result
II fire that destroyed their home
rear Fife Lake, Mich.
The Office and lavatory at the
Champion Copper company's stamp
mill, at Freda. Mich. were burned
md Clerk Nelson was burned to
leath. He was sleeping in the build
ng.
Presidents OF is Presbyterian col
eyes declare that they are in favor OF
football unless evils OF the
sport are corrected.
John ID. Rockefeller drew $1,000. 900
IS his share OF Standard Oil dividends.
A New York court took final action
in the Hearst election contest, and
Mayor Mcclellan will get his certifi.
cate Of reelection soon.
Former Gov. Richard Yates, of I'LL
nois, held conference with about so
OF his leading adherents in Springfield
and at the conclusion of the confer
ence announced himself a candidate
for United States senator.
While the funeral of Mrs. Antoine
Wild was being held In st. Louis, Mo-,
the body OF Wild was found hanging
from a rafter in river warehouse, he
having committed suicide.
The little two-story brick structure
at No 230 Arch street. Philadelphia,
known as the "Old Flag House." where
Betsy Ross designed the American
flag, has been purchased for the gov
eminent, and will thus be saved to the
nation. The purchase price of the
house was $4,000.
Matte Penanen has been found
guilty at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Of
killing Thomas Wilde in violation OF
the state law. making II crime to &C.
kill man in the woods by
carelessness while hunting. The max
imum sentence fixed by law Is ten
years. Penanen claims that when he
fired the shot that killed Wilde he
thought that he was a bear.
w. r. Hearst Is said to be a candi-
date for the nomination for governor
of New York in 1906 and for president
in 1908. He will open headquarters in
every state.
M. Forrer was elected president Of
by the federal assembly.
Eight indictments were returned by
the federal grand jury at Philadelphia
against shippers. freight agents and
common carriers. The indictments re-
turned charge both the giving and ac-
ceptance of rebates,
Four persons were drowned in the
river at Brownsville, Pa,
as the result of the passenger steamer
Rose Hite colliding with the towboat
John r. Klein, and sinking In IA feet
bf water.
Canght in a whiriing belt driven by
/ 1000 horsepower engine. at Kenosha,
Wis, Walter Cavanaugh, the giant for
ner center rush of the University OF
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