The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-09
The rrencb cabIuet e meeting twice

daily to decide on the programme for
presentation at the opening Of parlia-
ment. A deficit of approximately $52,-
1000 is shown in the budget and
method to meet this Is being dis
cussed.
The Mutual Life Insurance company
of New York appealed to the British
courts for an order restraining the
North British and Mercantile company
and d. G. Haldeman from using the
lists compiled by the Mutual In can
wasting policyholders.
Twenty-Five persisted when the Brit
ish steamer Lismore went ashore at
Santa Maria, Chill.
The excursion steamer Vima cap
sized at Riga. Russia, causing 10
deaths.
At Louisberg, Cape Breton. three
men were drowned In the wreck OF the
schooner Thetis.
Rumors of a meeting of Emperor
William of Germany and King Haak-
on of Norway at Christiania after the
coronation Of the latter next month
are without foundation.
Three hundred diplomats. jurists,
members of congress, editors, educat-
ors, clergymen, lawyers and business
men, arrived at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
by invitation of Albert X. Smiley to
attend the twelfth annual Lake Mo-
honk conference on international ar
FILTRATION"
The general election for members
of the lower house of the Danish diet
| has been attended by considerable ex-
element as the result of the election
is likely to involve the fate Of the
cabinet, whose position In the late
lower house was very weak.
Joseph Devlin, Irish nationalist
member of parliament, in an inter-
view declared that he knew nothing
about the rumor published in Ottawa
that he would resign his seat in the
house of commons in order to enter
in the Laurier cabinet.
Judge A. s. Sanborn, Of the United
States district court according to
Chairman Mills, of the Minnesota
state grain inspection board, now
1 WlSucS lie COulu uhCh COWH Oh Ills uc-
cision of several weeks ago, wherein
he practically held the department
countenanced methods opposed to the
interests of growers Of the northwest.
The flying column of Gen. Barillas
is pushing on to the important city Of
Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, with 49,
600 inhabitants.
Chief Engineer Stevens, since his ar.
rival in Washington, has been in con.
ference with the members of the COM
mission and appeared before the house
committee on appropriations. Mr. Stew
ems urged the desirability of the lock
type and made it plain that the com.
mission should know at once what
| type Is to be constructed.
| DR.. J. F. Force, formerly president
of the Northwestern Life Insurance
company, was found guilty of embez-
element by jury at Minneapolis. The
specific charge under which DR.. Force
was convicted was the embezzlement
of 1876 shares of Metropolitan bank
stock.
Attorney General Herbert l.. Hadley
announced that the state of Missouri
will be ready to present its evidence
in the maximum freight rate bill cases
before a state commissioner June IL.
Hon. T. p. Shonts, chairman of the
Panama canal commission, denied posi-
lively the report from Panama that
he had resigned the Craftsmanship Of
the canal commission.
Nine persons were killed and 81 In
jured by the derailment of passenger
train on the Louisville & Nashville
railroad at Louisville. A flange on a
wheel of the smoking car broke, throw
Ing open switch and causing two of
the coaches to side-swipe cut of box
cars on siding.
A census bulletin of construction
and repairs by steam railroad compan-
les fos the calendar year 1904 shows
a substantial increase over 1900,
though the number OF establishments
decreased IL per cent.
Following the publicity given the
Kittie Ward case at the Kankakee in
sane hospital, sensational disclosures
have been made OF sn almost identical
happening that occurred at the Bar
tonville insane hospital at Peoria, ILL.,,
on May 4, when Mary Eek, an inmate.
gave birth to child. BY coincidence
the Eek woman was a patient at the
Kankakee hospital until July Is, 1905,
but the cause of her condition has
practically been traced to- the Edgar
county almshouse AZ Paris, Ill.
Coal operators who are members Of
the competitive field association, met
| at Chicago. The Information went out
after adjournment that 1t was likely
that the trouble between the Illinois
operators and striking miners might
be settled within q few days.
The census bureau report on the
manufacture OF steam railroad cars
exclusive OF railroad repair shops, for
the calendar year 1904, shows rs estab-
lishments, an increase OF IL per cent.
The capital invested decreased two
tenths OF one per cent, whereas the
value OF products Increased % per
| cent.
A preliminary census report on the
butter, cheese and condensed milk in
i duStry of the United States for 1QoA