The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-13

New York legislators opened their
night TO unseat United States Senator
Depew. State Senator Bracket intro
ducing q resolution calling upon him
to resign forthwith. This was with
drawn. after q hot debate, with the
understanding that It is to be intro
duced again later In the session. In
an interview Senator Depew declared
he would not resign.
A tornado swept the town Of Albany.
Ga. Several persons we're killed. Dam
age to property will exceed $4,000.
Gov. hanly, OF Indiana, after a con-
ference with Attorney General Miller
and several attorneys at Indianapolis,
announced that proceedings would be
commenced in the circuit court to GUST
Secretary of State Storms. who has re-
fused to resign at the request OF the
governor.
Burglars broke into the general store
Of John p. Albaugh, at Shoals, Ind,
and after blowing the safe, fed with
$4,000 In money and bonds.
Representatives OF foreign govern
ments offer Chicago packers new loca-
tons and immunity from prosecution.
A representative gathering OF Greeks
In Chicago asked for fairer and moro
friendly recognition from the people OF
the United States.
Mrs. William Ballinger, q prominent
musician OF Wheaton, ILL.,, killed her
self with a shotgun. IN
One man Twas killed. several hurt
and much property damaged by CO.
mile gale that swept Chicago.
Germany's reply to the military prep
arations OF France is rush order for
s5o. 900 600 worth Of cars to carry the
kaiser's army to the frontier in case
the Moroccan conference ends In
threat of war;
President Roosevelt is much dis
turbed by the revolution in San Do
mingo. and 1t Is reported that he is
seriously considering the advisability
Of intervening and landing troops to
put an end to the revolt.
Charles A. Edwards, New York
was murdered in bed while
asleep In the home of ibis brother-in-
aw. a Judge, in New Haven, Conn.,,
after having had dispute with his
according to reports,
over an estate.
Joseph Stang, of Menominee, Mich,
has received from Emperor William OF
Germany. a silver medal bearing the
likeness, in recognition OF
In act of heroism in saving the lives
Of an old man and his daughter num-
Der Of years ago when Stang was SOL
iier in Germany.
infatuated with Pearl Wheaton, who
refused to marry him, Matthew Styer
broke into her home in Caledonia,
Mimi, killed her and fatally wounded
her mother and sister. He then shot
himself, dying later.
The monthly statement Of the public
debt shows that at the close Of bust
hess December 80, 1905, the total debt.
less cash in the treasury, amounted to
1894, 869,71S, which Is a decrease as
with December 1, 1905 OF
I4,SS3.113.
The issuance Of temporary restrain
which virtually results in government
by injunction, has been given a severe
blow by Judge Joseph v. Quarles, CT
he United States district court for
The eastern district of W ,sconsin, who
rules that hereafter he will issue no
such orders until both sides to the
have been heard in court.
DR.. s. M. King, prominent physi-
clan of Akron, o., committed suicide
while lying in bed by shooting himself
through the head.
BY the explosion Of ten sticks Of dy-
in the home of August w.
in Groves, near Menominee,
Mich, Gertrude. his two-year-old
daughter, was killed. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroeder seriously injured.
Capt. Sidney Bowers, of the fire de-
partment, was killed, and Frank L.
Hines, fireman. was seriously injured
In an incendiary fire which completely
destroyed the Highland Baptist church
at Springfield. Mass.
The appeal of Charles L. Tucker.
convicted nearly year ago OF the
murder Of Miss Mabel Page. at Wes-
ton, Mass, has been denied by the
Massachusetts, supreme judicial court.
Huntington Wilson, of Illinois, now
first secretary Of the legation at To-
kio, has been decided upon as the sue
cessor to Mr.. Peirce, third assistant
secretary of state.
An agreement to abolish rebating on
premiums has been entered into by
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany, the Equitable Life Assurance so
ciety and the Mutual Life Insurance
company. Grover Cleveland has been
appointed referee to decide all ques-
lions that may arise in such matters
and his salary will be $4,000 per an
mum.
Charles T. Yerks, after making lib
eral provision for his wife and chill
dren as long as they live, and a few
minor requests to friends and rela-
tives, left practically all Of his great
estate to the public, 100000 going to
the University of Chicago, $750,0OO and
the mansion to an art museum and
the remainder to build and endow o
hospital.
The public debt was reduced almost
$4,000 900 during the year 1905.