The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-03-24

st. vincent's academy. established ~
years ago. and one Of the most wide
ly known Catholic institutions In thu
south, was destroyed by hre at Shreve
port. La. Loss. 100000.
The business portion Of the village
Of Tustin, Mich, was destroyed by fire
which started In the basement OF the
Hotel Compton. The guests escaped In
their night clothes, while four burned
to death.
Three Hremen we're killed and nine
others seriously injured Friday in
fire which destroyed the old Sixth
regiment armory In Camden. N. J.
The woman who assassinated Lieut..
Gen Sakharon, formerly Russian
minister OF war, on December = 1905,
| vas sentenced to be hanged.
| Justice Harlan, of the supreme court
CT the United States, denied the writ
| OF error applied for in the case OF
Charles l.. Tucker. under sentence OF
death on the charge of numbering Miss
Mabel Page at Weston, Mass.
Andrew Hallan, proprietor of one OF
the largest retail stores In La Gross,
Wis. dropped dead while at dinner
aged IS years Death was due to the
shock of a recent operation.
Fire at the Dresses Machine Tool
ccmpany's plant in Cincinnati, O., de-
siroyed that establishment causing a
loss Of 100000.
After being out all night the jury
Ct Beaver, Pa. in the case OF Robert
| Mccoy, an aged and wealthy farmer
charged with the murder of his brother
Hugh, returned verdict of acquit-
tai.
Two women, mother and daughter
were killed instantly by Wabash
railway train in Chicago.
4 Prof A. II. Pattengill, one of the
University of Michigan's veteran pro
fessors and the faculty. representative
of Michigan in all athletic matters fol
number of years, died suddenly II
Ann Arbor. Mich, from heart disease
Andrew Hamilton appeared unex
pectedly before the insurance com
mittee at Albany and bitterly scored
the New York Life trustees as 'cur
and traitors" who, he said, knew an,
gave tacit approval OF all his action
as disburser of funds.
David e. Sherrick, former audito
of the state of Indiana, was foun
guilty of embezzlement by jury a
indianapolis. Mr.. Sherrick was trie
on indictments charging him with
misuse of $4,000 belonging to tn
state. The penalty is from one I
twenty-five years In the penitentiary
! The announcement was followed by
motion for a new trial.
A wealthy Des Moines woman II
fused to act as toastmistress at bar
quet because Gov. Cummins wa
among the speakers on the pre-
: gramme.
The American embassy at Coz
stantinople has renewed It's demand
on the sultan that supplies for Anne
lean school and charitable use sha
be admitted free.
Western railroads are facing Il
Dor famine. They seek $4,000 wori
ingmen at good wages.
There Is a movement to refer tn
> mine dispute to Roosevelt commissio
Of 1902 In the hope of averting
strike.
mob attacked the jail in Omah
Neb., to lynch eight murderers. tn
prisoners were spirited away viii
:. the crowd battered at the priso
doors.
81 A call was issued at Springfield
: Ohio for a special grand jury to Il
vestigate the recent race riots. 1t
!, said more than 100 pt .sons will /
accused.
:, Equal rights for Jews in Russia
: likely to be the outcome of the plt
of the burea acracy to massacre ,her
the czar, who has been told OF tn
conspiracy. directing that action
= taken to grant freedom.
Mitchell's action in ousting Dola
. from the Pittsburg local presidenc
was approved by the miners board.
Funeral services over the body ,
/, Susan B. Anthony were held in III
: Central Presbyterian church at r
a chester, N. Y.
Rev. William ID. Shea, one OF til
: oldest and best known ministers OF th
Methodist church In the south. died Z
his hone In Atlanta, Ga, aged
4 years.
:. The Illinois Republican state col
vention will be held in Springfield,
q Monday, May IA, to nominate cand
q dates for state treasurer. superinten'
emit Of public instruction and thre
D trustees Of the University OF Illinois
D Live stock. particularly sheep, hav
v been considerably weakened by tn
continued snow and cold in Wyoming
and serious losses are now looked 70
I John Ingraham Dunn, who for year
had been financial editor of the Ne,
[ York Press, died from typhoid feve
at his home In Ridgewood, N. J.
Hon. A. p. Murphy was renom
: mated without opposition for congress
I'm the Sixteenth. Missouri district
, the Republican convention at Lei
anon. Mo.
Louis Nosser, a racetrack mar
e locked his wife in bathroom IN thei
New York residence. and while sh