The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-07-15

3 About 81 people were injured, one n
, riously, in the wreck OF the Great Nortl
/ ern west bound flyer" at Spring Brood
, 81 miles east OF williamson. N. d..
A roundhouse In the South Nashville
Tenn, yards Of the Louisville q Nasf
vile railroad was burned. Loss, $4,000
Nine locomotives were damaged to III
extent OF 81, 900 each.
c, j. Devlin filed in the United State
district court at Topeka, Kan, an invol
untary petition In bankruptcy. The pc
tition schedules liabilities exceeding
81, 100000.
James w. Alderdice, a lawyer con
yscted in New York of forgery, was sen
fenced to IS years Imprisonment IL
Sing Sing.
]. A. Spekenhier has been appointed
receiver Of the Commercial bank, oil
Hagerstown, Ind, on application OF
President Frank Mason. The liabilities
exceed 100000, while the assets are
| given as much less than that amount.
Harry Walker, aged IS years, and
Alex. Worrall, aged IL, were drowned In
the Youghiagheny river near McKees-
port, Pa.
The seventh international convention
of the Epworth league was opened in
Denver, Col.
A tornado in Texas caused much loss
of life and destruction ofproperty in
Montague county and the northern por-
ton Of the state. Twenty-four are
known to be dead.
The five-year-old son of Samuel Squill-
man, OF Seymour, Ia, and the four
year-Old son Of neighbor, George Bill
lard, were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed Sqpillman's home.
Herman Memfnger. chief Of the Mil
waukee (Wis.) fire department, died
from the effects of injuries sustained at
fire two months ago, when it was re-
ported he inhaled acid fumes.
Fred Ross, who was knocked out by
Jack Donnelly in the sixteenth round
of a prize fight at Aberdeen, Wash, is
dead. His neck was dislocated and a
blood clot gathered on the brain.
Three railroad employees were killed
and two injured and thousands of dol
lars worth of property destroyed by a
head-on collision on the Fitchburg divi-
sion of the Boston & Maine railroadnear
Wachusett, Mass.
Gen. Amasa Cobb, brigadier general
of volunteers during the civil war, vet
eran of the Mexican war, congressman
and ex-justice of the supreme court of
Nebraska, died at Los Angeles, Cal, aged
So years.
The formal opening of the twenty-sec-
ond International Christian Endeavor
convention took place in Armory hall.
Md, with about 5000 dele
gates present.
Mrs. Lucie b. Tying. one of the best
known temperance workers in the Unit
ed States, died in Peoria, Ill.
The new directory indicates Chicago's
population to be 2,272.000.
The weekly crop report shows tina.
growth has been retarded by heavy
rains, but the condition of corn in the
corn belt is excellent
The money circulation July was the |
largest per capita and in amount in the |
history OF the country. Bank note is |
sues In the past year were larger than |
he new gold increase.
Most OF the Chicago indicted packers.
heir agents and the companies in which |
they are interested have furnished
ponds |
Gov. Hanly's crusade against book
makers has put an end to horse racing in
indiana.
Samuel Thompson, Chicago coffe,
importer, says the scheme of an EASTERN
clique to have tax imposed is a marke,
to secure $4,000, 900 profit
IN stock.
Graeme Stewards will, dividing an es-
ate OF $500 900 between his widow. chill
lren, brothers and sisters, was filed in
chicago.
The Spring Valley GILL national bank
md the First national bank Of Toluca,
H., closed their doors as the result of the
allure OF c. j. Devlin, of Topeka, Kan.
). L. Frazer, of Chicago, when asked
or an accounting by his partner in the
brokerage business suddenly fed, leav-
ng an alleged defalcation of 100000.
The Wabash Railway company has
ischarged its superintendent of the Sc
ret service department and 121 men en-
'loyed In detective work.
Fourth Of July casualties reported
throughout this country number AZ
eaths and 2,431 injured.
Loss OF life variously estimated at
lore than 200 and less than 900 per-
ons, and property damage to the ex.
ent OF over 100000 were caused by
ne recent food which swept over the
own OF Guanajuaro, Mex. T,
John Bowman. cashier OF the Com.
,ercial bank Of Hagerstown, Ind.
ommitted suicide by shooting. No
ause for the deed is known.
Ten business houses and one dwell.
,g at Roulette. Pa, were DESTROYED bv |
re, entailing loss of $4,000. The in. |
nrance was small.
Inc American revivalists, Rev. Rev. ,
en- A. Torrey and Charles M. Alexan-
er, concluded their five months' re-
ivai campaign In England with a :
reat thanksgiving service at Albert
ell, london, for the 1900 converts
-,
In view OF the bad harvest prospects l
n n trrs H.. H. a a