The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-12-01

federal officials, were caught In Chica-
go In dragnet which had been set for
a gang whose operations were said to
have penetrated the uttermost regions
OF the United States.
A bill has been drafted for submis-
sion to the Illinois legislature to pro-
vide radical reforms In the present
jury system.
The peanut growers OF Virginia and
North Carolina will demand 5h cents
a pound for prime grade peanuts in
this price the growers are pledged to
hold the entire output. The growers
are thoroughly organized.
Alexander Petschnikon, violinist.
who married Chicago woman. was
accused by his mother of having dis
owned and left her to starve.
A combination mail and express car
on east-bound Pennsylvania train No.
80 took fire at Mansfield, O.. and was
practically destroyed. with 1000 to
1900 letters.
Louisville, KY, suffered severe dam
age from a cloudburst and electrical
storm, and trains were snowbound in
Texas.
DR.. e. T. Devine, special represen-
tative of the Red Cross, denies the
charges of grating in the distribution
of San Francisco relief supplies.
Mrs. Jennie Anderson, convicted OF
manslaughter in beating her six-year-
old stepdaughter to death, was refused
new trial at Youngstown, O.. and
tiary.
l.. T. Jamme, secretary of the Min
neapolis chamber of commerce, has is
sued special statement that shows
that Minneapolis, on the crop move
ment to date, Is behind 1878, 800 bush
els Of wheat, as compared with year
ago, and is short 21,2S0,470 bushels In
receipts of grain of all kinds. The rail
roads cannot handle the grain
Mrs. Mary Ann La Prise, well
known among the French families Of
Detroit, Mich, died, aged 101 years.
Seven trackmen on the Norfolk e
Western railroad were killed as the
result of big slip of land The men
were swept down the mountain side
and into the river.
The elimination of the microscopic
examination of pork from the new
American meat inspection regulations
has resulted in preliminary decision
on the part of the French customs au-
thorities barring American ham, ba-
con, canned pork, etc.
Forty-two lives were lost when the
steamer Dix sank In the Seattle har.
Dor.
The Hotel Windsor, at Regina, Mani
toba, was burned and FIVE persons per-
ished.
Secretary Taft ordered that dis
| charges of colored troops be suspend
ed pending further advices from Pres.
ident Roosevelt.
A spirit Of unrest prevails in Cuba
owing to uncertainty as to the future
course Of the United States.
| Lucille Mcleod Memhard was found
not, guilty of the murder of w. T. Me
man in Chicago.
Careless remarks OF citizen caused
foolish run on the savings bank of
Chillicothe, o.
| The German Insurance company,
which reinsured in the Royal of Liv-
erpool, was placed in the hands of a
receiver, the Chicago Trust G. Title
company being named.
The anarchist, Saverio Lagana, who
stabbed and killed Prof Giovanni
Rossi. of the University of Naples,
was arrested
Meat inspection fight is to be re-
newed in coming session of congress
by Senator Beveridge introducing
amendments providing for packers
paying cost and for labels on canned
| goods.
Emperor William in interview said
| the kaiser has thankless job and adj
mltted he was an optimist likes work,
| and loves to travel
Peary's ship the Roosevelt, sailed
from st. Georges bay, Newfoundland,
for Sydney.
A vigorous campaign against unde-
sirable immigration Is being waged
by Canadian immigration officials.
The confusion of flagman caused a
wreck on the Mobile G. Ohio at
Dwight, Ala, and rs persons were in
jured.
France, it is said, will demand the
creation in every country of peace
budget to provide for the expenses Of
arbitration.
Henry Papineau is under arrest In
Chicago on suspicion of having killed
his wife by pouring gasoline over her
and setting her on fire.
Charles Thomas, serving life i'm
prisonment term for the murder Of
Mabel Scofeld seven years ago. was
denied a new trial by the Iowa SUI
preme court
1t Is believed in Washington that
Sir Alan tombstone, British minister
to Denmark, may succeed Sir Henry
Mortimer Durand as ambassador to
the United States.
Six incendiary fires within an area
of half dozen blocks caused intense
excitement in the vicinity of Twenty
fourth street and Eighth avenue, New
York. One woman was SO severely in
iurpd that che yaou Ate h,nl.x a., 20