The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

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his home in Olathe. Kan. aged 76.
Representative Bourke Cochran and
Miss Annie Ide. daughter Of Henry
Clay Ide. formerly governor general
Of the Philippines, were married In
New York by the Rev. Father Nc
Kinnon of St. Ignatius church.
The tribunal of first instance Of the
Seine. Judge Ditto presiding. granted
divorce to the Countess de Castel-
lane formerly Anna Gould of New
York; and gave her the custody OF her
children. who, however. will not be al
lowed to be taken from France. with
out the consent of their father. Count
Boni de Castellane. The counts plea
for alimony was denied.
The grand jury at Findlay, o., found
indictments against John ID. Rookie
Teller and three other persons In con-
nection with the Standard Oil inquiry.
The first trip of an American presi-
dent outside Of the boundaries of the
United States was successfully con-
cluded when the battleship Louisiana,
having on board President Roosevelt
and his party. dropped anchor in the
harbor of Colon.
Thirty-eight kegs of dynamite ex-
ploded at the surface workings of the
Boston Consolidated copper mine in
Bingham camp. near Salt Lake City.
The dead; Mike Coglietta. Fatally in
jured: Samuel Coglietta, n. Coglietta
Hurt seriously: John Monahan; may
lose both eyes; George Telegrino,
head and face cut
7. +. Larry pleaded guilty to the
embezzlement of $1,000 funds belong
ing to the First National bank Of
West McLennon county. Texas,
where he was cashier, and was SEN
fenced to five years in the federal pen
itentiary.
The Oregonian received telephone
message that Seattle Is cut OF from
the surrounding county by foods.
Three lives have been lost. The dam
age will run into the hundreds Of thou
sands.
The charges OF bribery against Rob
ert n. Snyder. the Kansas City CAPT
talist recently killed in al automobile
accident there. were dismissed in the
criminal division OF the circuit court.
An entire freight train consisting o.
Il cars, IS, OF which were loaded with
cotton. was destroyed BY fire or the
Santa Fe railroad four miles south O.
Brennan. Tex
Harris Swimmer. grand foreman
of Illinois Ancient Order United Work.
men, past president OF Bnai Birth o!
, the middle west and prominent nler
chant, died at Quincy, Ill, aged g
, years.
Application for the appointment o,
, a receiver for the two Delmonico':
restaurants in New York was mad.
by Albert Thieriot, executor OF IN.
, wills Of Rosa Delmonico and Lorenz.
Delmonico. Mr.. Thieriot declared tn,
solvency OF the business is unques
, toned.
Mrs Margaret Bottome. presiden
of the International Order OF tn,
Kings Daughters and Sons, and o
the women's branch Of Internationa
Medical missions, died at New York
aged 10 years.
Colonial officials boarded the Amer
lean herring schooner Ralph Hall q
Bay of Islands, made note OF tn,
names of New Foundlanders at worl
on board the schooner and notifie,
them that they would be prosecuted
Inquiries by wire sent to differen
, points elicit no new information as t,
the present location of Commando
Peary's arctic steamer Roosevelt, an,
1t is impossible to tell definitel
whether or not the steamer had lef
Battle Harbor, Labrador
The barge I. l.. Bell, owned by tn
Pittsburg Steamship company, wa
sunk in the rapids at Port Huron
Mich, by collision with the Cana
dian steamer Seguin.
At meeting of the firemen of TIL
Erie railroad at Cleveland II wa
unanimously voted to strike to en-
force their demands for increased pa,
and shorter hours. There were "a
men at the meeting
The Southern railway and its ma
chinists have each chosen an arbitra
tor to decide the question of rate o
wages between the seven-eighths cen
per hour advance offered and the two
cent rate demanded.
The Association OF American Agri
cultural Colleges and Experiment Sta
tons will urge the establishing of
national university at Washington.
Reports that more than % person
the number given out by the railroa,
officials as the dead-had been killet
at Woodville. Ind. received some con
firmation when 1t was learned tina
some of the babies and smallest chi
dren on the train were not named IL
the records kept by the officials. AL
children under six years travelled with
out transportation. 1t Is stated tina
20 children were on the train and no
listed
Indictments charging conspiracy {,
violate the interstate commerce &C
were returned by the federal gran,
jury at Kansas City against David II
Kersky. freight broker. and w. A
McGowen. local agent for the Nicke
Plate fast freight line. At the sam,
time an indictment was returne,
against Henry 8. Hartley. grain deal
er, on charge Of accepting rebates OF
freight shipments.