The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-10-14

the vault. The marauders took all tn
cash there was, 5000.
w. r. Hearst was nominated 70
mayor Of New York by municipa
ownership massmeeting.
Earnings OF the American Ship
building company for the last fisca
year were reported at the stockhold
ers' annual meeting as 1884, ,450, al
Increase OF $521,275 over the precedin.
year.
The international tuberculosis con
gress, now In session at Paris. may de
eide to hold Its next meeting In Chi
cago.
Illinois Methodists in the Rocl
river conference denounced unions ant
declared for open shop on account o.
the printers strike.
President Roosevelt took the firs,
step In the strenuous campaign which
he will wage during the winter fol
railway rate legislation by conferrine
with MIR. Townsend regarding the a.
tails of a new BILL
| Gassaway Davis, favorite nephew OF
Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, and
heir presumptive to 100000 after
working as fireman at the Home.
stead steel works, has disappeared, and
his relatives are searching frantically
for him.
Secretary Bonaparte declares Mary
lands proposed constitutional amend
ment will disfranchise many white
voters.
England Is said to be ready for
an agreement with Russia over Con-
stantinople. Germany Is eager for an
alliance with Russia and France.
Fire In the lumber district of Rhine
lander. Wis.,, destroyed property val
ued at 100000 and rendered 400 peo-
pie homeless. Two big lumber yards
and about rs small dwelling houses
were burned. About 10000, 900 feet Of
lumber was destroyed.
The Russian government has re-
ceived large number of replies to tine
peace conference invitations, all Of
which are favorable. The announce
ment Of the program and the date for
the meeting Of the conference will bc
sent out as soon as all the replies are
received.
Fire, which did damage to the ex-
tent of $4,000, destroyed an entire
block of wholesale houses in Portland,
Ore.
A terrific explosion of gas under the
floor of the county commissioners Of
flee at the courthouse in Cincinnati,
o., killed George Zimmerman, chiee
clerk of the commissioners, and Rus
sell Blair, an assistant clerk. Two
other men were injured.
Relatives of young student lost In
Colorado abyss, unable to recover
body, are building tomb over 1t.
Pat Grove denies absolutely the al
legged confession published In Butte,
and refutes the statement that he said
young Cudahy plotted with him to ex-
tort money from Mr.. Cudahy, senior.
The peace treaty passed the privy
council at Toxic. 1t Is expected that
the formality of the emperor's sigma
ture will follow shortly.
Nearly every city in western Wis
consin and eastern Minnesota, espe-
cially those bordering on the Missis-
sippi river, are suffering from an ice
Continued warm weather,
coupled with small harvest Of Ice
last winter is the cause.
Capt. Josiah Hall, one OF the few
early pioneer mining men
Of the Lake Superior copper district. |
died at Calumet. Mich.
DIR, Thomas Patterson, the treasurer |
of Edgefeld county, South Carolina,
was suspended by the governor of the |
state for alleged defalcation Of the
money, amounting to $4,000.
Representatives of % central Michi-
gan breweries met at Grand Rapids,
Mich, and formed a cooperative brew
ng company, representing about &c.
'00,0 900 capital.
Russia will soon put on the market
lew bond issue for $360,0o0,000.
The home of Paul Baux, two miles
vest of Danville. ILL.,, was destroyed
" fire. as the result of using coal oil
0 kindle the fire. Charles Baux, two
ears old, was burned to death, and
FRS. Paul Baux was fatally burned.
Chief Wilkie, of the United States
ecret service, has announced the dis
overy of new counterfeit $40 United
tates ("Buffalo") note. 1t is of the
cries of 1901.
Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, head of the
beral party in, Cuba, landed in New
ork and declared that liberty is dead on
he island. He blames the Palma gov
for political murders and says
lie United States is responsible for the
,ndition of affairs.
President Roosevelt will go to New
leans despite the yellow fever epi-
mic. He will leave Washington Oc- :.
Der 1S, and will visit st. Augustine,
a., Mobile, Birmingham, Tuskegee
d Little Rock, reaching New Orleans
tober 26.
The Union cotton mill, of Union, s. c.,
e of the largest concerns Of the kind
the south, which has lost $500, 1000 dur ),
g the year by speculation in cotton,
IS been attacked in court by creditors, :
10 apply for the appointment of a re- y
lver.
Growth of the trust companies and -
cir freedom to loan practically with
It restriction was declared to be a u
ave danger to the country by New "
lrk N m Loro ~ n ~.1~xa.- II