The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-07-07

Mrs. Christina Petsky, 70 years old,
a widow, committed suicide on hill at
Argentine, Kan, by pouring gasoline
on her clothing and setting fire to
them.
Jere Dunn. widely known man died
at Elizabeth, N. j., of cancer. Some 20
years ago he achieved considerable no
toriety by killing Jim Elliot, noted
pugilist, at Chicago
Miss Eva Booth, commander Of the
Salvation Army in the United States,
is seriously i'll at her home in New
York, and all of her public engage
ments have been cancelled.
F. A. Richar, of Logan, Kan, wrote
letter advising Gov. Hoch to send
$4,000 to a young man near Norton
who controls 1000 votes in that sec
! ton.
Attorney General Moody has direct
ed tina! suits be brought against large
number OF railroad companies to re-
cover penalties for violation of the
safety appliance law.
Through the Japanese embassy the
Red Cross has received another con-
tribution of $50, 900 for the relief of the
San Francisco earthquake and fire
sufferers, making the total subscrip-
ton by the Japanese people SAG, 000
The Terre Haute. Ind, city council
In the impeachment charges against
Mayor Edward J. Bidaman found the
mayor guilty as charged. and declared
him ousted from ONCE.
Mrs. Harriet 8. Huntington. mother
of Henry Huntington, Willard v.
Huntington and Mrs. e. Holiday, died
at San Francisco after an illness of
several weeks, aged SO years. Her
home for many years was In Oneonta.
N. Y.
Six secret indictments have been re-
turned against firms and members of
firms of printing establishments for
an alleged violation Of the state anti
trust and combination statue. II has
been alleged that a combination exists
among st. Paul printing establish
ments in the matter of presenting
bids on state printing which is In eff
fest violation of this act.
At meeting of the trustees of
Oberlln college at Cleveland 1t was an
nounced that all but $4,000 of the $780,
600 additional endowment and equip
ment fund has been raised.
Refugees from Guatemala report
the government has imprisoned some
40 prominent citizens under suspicion
Of being in sympathy with the revolu-
tionists.
At Allentown, Pa, a platoon Of the
state constabulary which is on duty In
that city in connection with the street
car strike fired into crowd and in
jured boy.
At meeting OF the Historical soci
ETY. Of the Kentucky Baptist associa.
ton at Richmond, DR.. A. Gattliff. Of
) Williamsport, KY. gave to the Baptist
; Educational society 1000 acres OF Goa
land in Whitley county worth 5000,
600.
Three miners lest their lives In tn
Monroe mine, near Duluth, owned b.
the United States Steel corporation
They were working In q drift when |
blast brought down mass of matsrfa
which shut them on from ezcape.
q King Edward has made an importan
. concession To Jewish feeling. CouYt
hitherto always have been held On
e Fridays. precluding tbs presentstto,
Q OF Jews. BY the kings command u
D third court Of the season has bee
Q fixed Tor Thursday.
There were 2e.42o printing and pst
J. fishing establishments IN 1904, IN IN
J. crease Of Is per cent. over 1900. n
o capital invested In 1904 was t3S4y ozt
. $50; increase Of 81 per cept Tot
J, value. Of products, e4Ss,0s7, 100; II
o crease Of ~ per cent
The United Mine Worker associi
y ton Of Illinois assesssd fines Of u
ID dollars each against 400 miners en-
d ployed near CoIlinsville. When u
70 mines resumed work the men rsfusl
% to report because two muis drivers b
been discharged.
Q On invitation Of Emperor wiiIial
+ Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Lon
g worth took tea with him on board b
. American built yacht Meteor at Kiel.
John Esburg and Paul Ross we
d shot at Davenport. Ia, by "Capp,
. HOFFMAN. who escaped. Esberg vi
shot through the heart, dying instar
n ". Ross was shot In the stomach a.
!. Will probably die. Esberg and Ro
: had been TIE aggreesors.
] Thomas Bowling died 1t homo /
q Rock Island. Ill. from injuries 81
tanned in the collapse Of the NGeary b
, tel during the San Frsncisco eartl