The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-03-31

The bill legalized pool selling at races
throughout Ohio.
The village of Brentwood. Wis, snf-
fered disastrous fire and the loss is
estimated at $4,000.
President Roosevelt will take part In
laying the corner stone of the new Of
fee building for members OF the house
OF representatives Saturday, April T.,
In Washington.
While playing In front Of a crate.
the three-year-old child OF Chris
Parker, of Ireland, Ind. was burned
to death.
Herbert Moore, IL years old, while
playing with shotgun, shot and
killed a playmate. Charles Heffner.
aged IL. at Richmond, Ind.
The Ohio house by vote of 55 to
Al practically defeated the resolution
providing for the submission to the
people Of an amendment to the con-
stitution prohibiting the traffic in in
toxicating liquors by referring 1t to
the committee on judiciary.
Spread of the miners strike In
France causes the government to mass
troops in anticipation OF trouble,
Boer war demands for damages
have reached $31O,0O0.000.
Railroad mileage of the United
States will be increased during 1906
by PLAT miles by building Of new
lines
Chattanooga lynchers are facing
punishment at the hands of the Unit
ed States supreme court, which had
interviewed in behalf of the mob's vic
TIM.
Iowa representatives passed a bill
aimed at the Standard Oil company,
preventing rate-cutting in one part
of the state to kill off competition
while prices are being raised in an
other
Reforms" In Russia are shown to
be fictitious. and .workmen, realizing
that the government is attempting u
trick them, jeered at the emperor by
formally electing dog as their dele
| gate to the assembly.
(, a committee Of the New York as
sembly favorably reported the bill
which will legislate out of office all
directors and trustees of mutual life
insurance companies.
Federal Judge j. Otis Humphrey In
Chicago granted the immunity pleas
of the 16 individual packers indicted
for conspiracy in restraint of trade
but held the five packing firms fol
trial.
| I. w. Triplett. of Tahlequah, l. T.
died at the federal prison at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. While clerk In
the federal court at Tahlequah, Trip
lett was found guilty of embezzle
ment and was sent to the penitentiary
for Ave years. He had served three
years.
In recognition Of his services Al
Washington, Sir Chentung Liani
Cheng. Chinese minister to the United
States received cablegram from hii
government announcing his appoint
ment as chancellor Of the grand coun
ell of China. ia
Morris Buck was convicted at Lot
Angeles, Cal, of murder in the first
degree for killing Mrs. Charles A
Garfield, wife of the millionaire OF
operator.
Robbers entered the bank of Mag.
ara, N. D., demolished the safe and
secured $3.50 in cash.
Reports received from many Of the
peach growing sections Of Georgia In
dictate loss of so per cent from the
recent cold weather. A so per cent
damage to the crop would mean a
probable loss Of 100000 to Georgia
| growers.
Rev. Louis Kelly. the Baptist minis
ter who was partner Of the late
Rev. George Simmons in the defunct
Peoples Savings bank, Peoria. ILL.,, has
been indicted for embezzlement
The American bowling congress In
session at Louisville, KY. decided to
hold its next annual convention in
st. Louis and elected as president
Robert H. Bryson, Of Indianapolis.
Representative George r. Patterson,
of the Twelfth Pennsylvania district,
aied suddenly from heart failure,
Andrew Hamilton, former legisla.
tive agent for the New York Life In.
surance company, sent reply to the
Fowler investigating committee of
that company, declining to appear be.
but held the five packing firms for
to his work for the company.
AS the officials were closing the Mu.
tual Credit society's bank in Moscow,
Russia, 20 armed men surrounded the
building, which is near the bourse.
and. covering the employees Of the
bank with pistols. they pillaged the
place, getting away with $432,500.
Work of American consuls is badly
crippled by the lack of funds. The
appropriation has been exhausted and
congress will not vote more cash to
provide for ordinary expenses.
Just before an officer entered his
room in Hot Springs (Ark.) hotel to
arrest him. ]. Fl. Claibaugh, q sheet
writer from Chicago poolroom, drank
an ounce and half of carbollc acid
and died few minutes later.
Mrs. Florence Siegel, OF Trenton, N.
j., was killed, and her husband, Sam
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