The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-16


fve-year-old son. were drowned near
Clear Lake while driving across the
river at Elk River, MINI.
Gen. Toledo, In command of the
Guatemala revolutionary party, says
that he has, In two engagements, bad
ly routed Cabrera's troops and as his
forces are being REINFORCED by the ar
rival Of large bodies Of men he has
no doubt Of his success and triumph
apt advance to Guatemala City.
! Proceedings In the court-martial OF
Capt. Robert F. Wynne, Of the United
States marine corps, on charge OF
characterization were suddenly halted
after DR.. ]. G. Decker testified the
physical condition of Capt. Wynne was
such as to blind him to the fact that
as a military officer he is. under obli-
cations to obey the orders of his su-
perior.
Doss Galbraith and Hill Gooch.
blacksmiths, were arrested at Spring
field, Mo-, charged with murder In the
first degree for their alleged participa-
ton in the lynching of three negroes
on the night OF April IA.
The National Liquor Dealers asso-
citation, in convention at Louisville.
KY, issued an address to the people Of
the United States, in which the belief
of its members in temperance Is ex-
pressed obedience to the law is in
dorsed; the work Of the various tenn
perance societies Is commended, and
the statement made that intoxication
should be considered crime.
A resolution was introduced before
the southern states immigration COM
mission requesting congress to allow
the importation of laborers by en-
ployers, the contracts between such
laborers and their employers to be filed
with the government at any port Of
entry and the wages to be not less
than the recognized standard of the
locality in which the work is to be
done.
The final order of the Illinois rail-
road and warehouse commission makes
class, and eight per cent, reduction on
the seventh class, material reduction
being made on the eighth, ninth and
tenth classes. A ten per cent. reduce
ton is made on wheat. grain, lumber.
J salt, coal and hogs.
The seventeenth miners information
/ al congress opened at London with 119
l delegates present, representing the
e United States, Great Britain, Germany
Austria. France and Belgium.
: Arthur Pue German, United States
] senator from Maryland, died suddenly
at his residence In Washington
: While Senator GormSn had been IL
3 for many months, he had shown som,
' Improvement lately. Heart trouble
was the immediate cause of death
His illness, which had lasted for sew
l eral months, was not considered seri
Gus. He leaves widow and six chill
: dren.
Foster Dwight Coburn, the widel,
known agriculturist, was appointed
Y United States senator for Kansas b!
8 Gov. e. w. Hoch to succeed j. Ralph
t Burton, who resigned.
: Several people we're painfully hur
: and about 100, many of whom were
: visitors to the Masonic grand lodge ses
: sion at Des Moines, escaped seriou:
injury in q wreck on the Fort De:
I Moines line.
: Congressman Hepburn was nomina-
g ted by reclamation by the Eighth Iowa
: district Republicans. Resolutions werf
adopted indorslng President Roosevelt
| Iowa's two members of his cabinet ant
5 the Iowa delegation in congress.
5 All British admiralty and war office
e contracts which have been placed since
the disclosures affecting the mea
packing industry in the United States
!, stipulate that canned meats are fol
e British or colonial products.
Thomas O'Connor Jones, son OF tn
: late George W. Jones, one of the pio
: neers of the firm of Jones G. Laughlin
: was found dead in his bed at hote
in Pittsburg He had apparently sho
: himself and the coroner gave a verdic
t of suicide
o What Is generally regarded as thu
e MOST significant feature Of the Mis-
souri, Democratic state nominating
Q convention was the pointed and abso
I lutte Endorsement of William Jennings
a Bryan for the presidency in 1908.
!, Charles Wood and William Baker
s were killed in head-on collision be
4 tween a wrecking train and a worl
: train on the Grand Rapids & Indians
Y railroad four miles south Of Cadillac
8 Mich.
In argument before the Kentuck!
n railroad commission former United
d States Senator William Lindsey, o
e New York, urged general revision o
e intra-state rates on all commodities
3 declaring that the power under Ken
o lucky laws Is indisputable.
Henry H. Powers, once a successful
8 member of the New York stock es
a change, but who during the last year
had lost most of his fortune, commit
I. ted suicide at his home in Brooklyl
i by shooting.
n The lower branch Of the Russian
parliament suspended consideration
8 of the cgrarian problem in favor o
II the bill 60 abolish the death penalty
/. which. as an urgent measure, take
precedence.
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