The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-07-13

Cincinnati. adjourned after selecting
Milwaukee as the next meeting place.
kilograms were received at the
state department In Washington from
Manuel sarabia, who was arrested at
Douglas. Ariz., on charge preferred
by Mexican oficials and was held for
extradition proceedings, protesting
against his arrest as political.
Gov. Deneen, of Illinois, appointed
Gen. g. M. Moulton as major general
commanding the Illinois National
guard, under the reorganization law.
Col. J. E. Stuart. Of the Second in
fantry, succeeds Moulton as brigadier
general Of the First brigade.
A man giving the name Of @. U.
Hall and claiming to be from st. Jo-
seph, Mo-. but recently practicing
physician at Lennox, la, was arrested
at Albuquerque. N. M. while In the
very act. it Is charged. Of making
counterfeit money.
Philip X. Green. instructor Of Eng
lish and mathematics. and Prof David
A. Durward. assistant In the agricul-
tural department at the Mount Her
mon school for boys, were drowned
while canoeing In the Connecticut
river.
Hiram J. Ayres, inventor Of giant
powder. died at Akron, o.. aged "a
years.
Two carloads of giant powder stand
ing on a side track of the Oregon
Short Line at Beck's Hot Springs, five
miles from Salt Lake City, caught fire
from burning grass and exploded,
Earring heavy buildings and breaking
windows for miles around.
The First National bank of Hicks
vile, O., has been closed by direction
of the comptroller of the currency, up
on the report of an examination show
ing the bank to be insolvent.
President Small. of the Commercial
Telegraphers' union, ordered the OPP
orators strike extended to another
city, but would not say what one.
A four-story business block on Main
street, Cincinnati. collapsed and
scores of men had miraculous escapes
from death. Ten were injured. none
fatally. "
Mrs. Kindra Howrsto, of Dunmore,
Pa, confessed to the police of Scran-
ton that she burned her husband to
death that she might be free to marry
her former lover, Ignatz Hutro, who,
she said, suggested the crime.
The town of Rochester, Tex, was
nearly destroyed by a tornado, and
much damage was done in other
places.
Miss Evelyn Sears, of Boston, won
the women's singles lawn tennis cham
pionship of the United States for 1907
by defeating Miss Carrie B. Nicely, Of
Cincinnati.
The police Of Marseilles, France, ar
rested Boghos Farkain, the young
Armenian charged with the murder in
New York last May of Father Kasper
Vartarian, an Armenian priest.
Mayor Eugene Schmitz, of San
Francisco, who is awaiting sentence
under conviction of extortion, an
nounced that he will be a candidate
for reelection to fourth term and
that he has already begun the pre-
liminary work of his campaign.
New York suburbanites have boy
cotted the New York Central G Hud-
son river railroad because It increased
its rates to commuters.
Gov. Hoch and other Kansas off,
clals have appealed to the interstate
commerce commission and the West
ern Passenger association men to aid
the state In securing one cent mile
rates for harvest hands from eastern
points.
Honduras, Guatemala and Salvador
have formed combination to oppose
the project of President Zelaya, Of
Nicaragua, to unite the five Central
American republics.
Damage of $4,000 was caused by
fire in Minneapolis when the block in
Nicollet avenue, occupied by the w.
X. Morrison hardware concern, was
ruined. Spontaneous combustion of
fireworks is thought to have been the
cause. m
The city of Philadelphia came to the
rescue of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company, assuming all its
debts and giving up its rights to take
away the franchise.
OF the 49S sudden deaths reported
to the New York coroners Office in
June 236 were due to violence or acci-
dent, 15 were killed by street railways
and three by autos.
Christopher Braas, Jamaica IL. ~
farmer, was robbed and murdered near
Richmond Hill, while driving home
from market.
August Weber and Victoria Grippe
were crushed to death by huge
bowlder which fell from the wall Of
the Pennsylvania railroad tunnel un-
der Second avenue near East Thirty
second street, New York.
Embezzlement OF 100000 by Herr
Woelke, manager Of the Marienburg
bank in Germany, is reported as one
of the factors In the failure Of that
institution.
Cloudbursts In Cleveland and Pitts
burg did great damage to property.
E. H. Hartman ordered that here
a flor f,.II dofoiIo ~ all orrfdoufu ~.