The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-29


cent.
Tom McCarey, of Los Angeles. has
offered $4,000 purse for Jack
O'Brien and Tommy Burns for the
January date.
William Snyder, aged 10, member
of the football squad OF the Western
university of Pennsylvania, Is prob
ably the first victim of the season OF
1906. While practicing at Conneaut
Lake he had two ribs broken and
received what are believed to be fatal
internal injuries.
George p. Earling, Of Milwaukee,
son OF A. J. Earling, president OF the
| Milwaukee road, was released OF all
responsibility at the coroner's inquest
| over the death of George Overland.
who died as the result Of being struck
| by Mr.. Earnings automobile.
Within a few days laws OF religious
freedom, removing practically every
restriction and disability under which
the unorthodox Russians have la
bored, will be promulgated. This is
the second point in the Stolypin pro-
gramme. The first including meas
ures for the distribution of land, al
ready has been published.
Gov. Terrell issued an order calling
out the militia of Atlanta, Ca, to
protect from a mob negro who is
alleged to have committed criminal
assault upon Mrs. John A. Kimball 4
farmers wife, living in Oakland. a
suburb of Atlanta. ri
Without friends or physicians at his
bedside, Rev. Robert jenkins Nevin,
rector of ST. Paul's Protestant Episco-
| pal church, in Rome, died In the
| City of Mexico of a complication Of
! diseases.
Butler Stiles, the negro convict who
killed Guard w. II. Moorehead in an
attempt to escape from the peniten-
tiary December 81, 1905, was electro
cuted in the prison annex at Column
bus, o. The first shock was admins
tetred at 1902 o'clock, and Stiles was
pronounced dead at 1907. He met
death calmly
Interest upon United States gov
eminent bonds Is taxable, whether
those bonds are owned by an individ
ual or corporation, and whether the
interest Is held in the form of draft
check or money, according to deci
sion reached by the United States SUI
preme court in a case at San Fran
cisco involving the interest Of $13,
100000 worth of bonds.
Mark Twain In prayer for success
of Carnegie and simple spelling plead
ed for abolition OF "phthisic," and
"pterodactyl." and their kin, at New
York.
Extradition warrant was signed by
governor of New York permitting re
moval of Stensland to Illinois, similar
warrant asked in New Jersey.
Validity of Union Pacific's titles to
Wyoming coal lands was brought up
before interstate commerce commits.
sion at Omaha.
Capt Grammer, of New York Cen.
trail, urged rule against allowing ex.
port and import freight rates lower
than domestic.
Ten were killed and 16 injured in
plunge of London and Edinburgh ,ex-
press through bridge.
Gen. Nicolaieff,. enormously thought
member of field court martial, assassi-
mated at Warsaw; more warnings to
Jews; failure OF car to attend Ire
poff's funeral cause of unfavorable
| comment.
by several railroad unions, following
lead of Brotherhood of Locomotive
| Engineers.
General staff of the army at Wash.
ington is making preparations for in.
vading Cuba II armed Intervention be-
comes necessary. War maps are be.
ing printed, instructions are issued
for the purchase Of horses and mules
and members of the staff are ordered
home.
| President Roosevelt issues from
Oyster Bay an order extending the
eight-hour law to apply to all public
work under the supervision of any de-
partment Of the government.
Strong evidence bearing on the ex-
tensive land frauds of which the Union
Pacific is accused is brought out in
the hearing at Omaha.
The late Francis G.. Welon, of Cam
bridge. ILL.,, who was clerk of Henry
county, was more than $4,000, and
possibly 100000, short in his accounts,
| say members of the vigilance associa-
ton which is investigating the rec
ords.
Democratic National Committeeman
Mack. of Buffalo, withdraws his sup
port from William r. Hearst and asks
Mayor Adam. of Buffalo, to run for
governor District Attorney Jerome,
of New York, makes an attack of Mr..
Hearst.
Mayor Adam, OF Buffalo, former
Mayor Phelan, Of San Francisco, and
others wire protests to New York city
against the unauthorized use of their
names on the selected fusion ticket"
Announcement is made that the
United states have consented to ad-
minister the customs of SaRto Domin-
go and apply receipts to clearing the
public debt OF the island government.
Eight people are dead, 20 more or
less injured and as many more are
missing as the result of the wrecking
of Rock Island passenger train three