The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-08-05

| German steamer Cecele, which 4
aground off Cape Patience, island o
sakhalin. Four Germans. two British
subjects. one Norwegian and SO 9th
ers were saved.
Azra Miller, aged 20, of Boonville
Ind, is minus part of his nose and Is IL
q dying condition as result OF beinf
cut by Henry Broshears in fight.
George Crandstaff, of Boonville. Ind.
2l years old,while carrying tar to thu
roof OF building, slipped, the hot tai
falling upon him, scalding him fatally
An unknown incendiary in Sterling
H., stole Samuel Elgin's horse from his
barn and drove Is miles, where he sci
fire to and destroyed Mr.. Elgin's cream
cry, valued at $1,000
! Republican leaders of Cleveland boom
John d. Rockefeller for mayor and
frame a platform promising to present
the street railways to the city and COM
plete the public building plan.
Gov. Folk of Missouri, won his fight
on Dslmar gamblers. The race track
has suspended pending the supreme
courts decision on the use of the police.
| President Roosevelt i3 expected to ask
congress to increase the displacement
of the battleships Michigan and South
Carolina from 10000 to 10000 tons. max
Ing them the most formidable in the
world.
The Mutual Reserve society issued i
statement to policy holders denying that
it falsifed report.
France and Germany again face
crisis because of inability to agree as to
the conference programme on Morocco.
The German view that foreign war
ships be excluded from the Baltic sea
causes vigorous protest In England.
The boycott on American goods in
China Is declared to be harmless, being
the work OF students without official
standing.
Wisconsin democrats started boom
for w. j. Bryan for president.
The wives of eight Kansas farmers
have leen arrested Cor destroying a
saloon near Abilene.
An Indianapolis judge warmly criti-
cised a fellow jurist who pointed out
the way to SAFELY vio.ate the anti-cig-
arctic law.
Weekly trade reviews report in
creased activity. due largely to the
promising outlook for crops.
Quarantine regulations again the
city OF New Or.eans are being rigidly
enforced.
The storthing voted to submit to the
people of Norway the question of the
OF the union with Sweden,
fixing August 13 for the referendum.
The seventh annual congress OF Zion
lists opened at Basle, Switzerland, in
the presence of over 1000 delegates,
representing the leading forces of the
Zionist movement throughout the
world.
Charged with embezzling $4,000 |
from Bremen bank, Herman Schadow |
was arrested in New York as he step |
pei off the steamship Maine. The pris-
to Germany TO stand trial.
Matte and Grace Wigner. sisters,
aged IA and 16 years, respectively. were
drowned while attempting to ford a
creek west of Lacyne Kan.
William Slugger shot his wife and
Vivian at Noxen, Pa, and then
fired bullet into his head.
One of the most urgent calls for |
harvest hands received in Des Moines |
Ia, came from North Dakota. when a |
local employment firm was notified that |
1000 men were wanted in that state
to harvest the wheat crop.
Some doubt is expressed in official |
circles in Washington whether it will |
be possible to obtain China's consent |
to another treaty with the United |
States providing for even the exclusion
Of Chinese laborers from this country |
Six men. all Italian laborers, were
killed and three others fatally injured |
by being struck by an accommodation |
train on the New York Central railroad |
at Tribes Hill, N. Y.
An electric express train on the Ian
cashire G Yorkshire rairoad collided
with an empty stationary train at the
Hall road station. Liverpool, England.
the death of % persons and
The injury of many.
Four men have been killed by the
Of an east-bound freight train
on the Northern Pacific between Myers
and Bighorn, Mont
Coal, railroad and dock properties,
estimated to be worth
$50, 100000, were combined into one
at a meeting held in New
York
Ex-State Senator William E. Finck
and wife were fatally burned by a nat
ural gas explosion in their home at
Somerset, o. Both are dead.
The Norwegian government has pro-
posed to the storthing the holding OF
a referendum on the dissolution of the
union with Sweden.
Business organizations of the coun-
try plan 10 urge congress to provide for
better inland waterways.
Commissioner Sargent reports that
the Japanese are leaving Hawaii, caus-
ing bad labor famine.
Bishop Isaac w. Joyce. Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. died in Mime
apolis after long illness.
A mob of thousand persons at
tackad % of uyanopc 10, Ch,ooox~