The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-09-28

headquarters at st. Paul, Mimi, that
so men left st. Paul for Brainerd TO
reopen the big Northern Pacific boiler
shops at that point. which have been
closed by the strike.
Several passengers were injured
when Lehigh Valley express train
left the track near Pattenburg tunnel
In New Jersey. The engine plunged
into the side of a mountain.
Three men have been arrested In
New York in connection with the
stealing of thousands Of dollars
worth Of baggage from the pier OF the
Cunard steamship line. The thefts are
said to have been accomplished by
substituting for the owners labels
those bearing the names Of junk
| dealers.
Facts In confirmation of the report
ed attempt to assassinate Gear Mich
olas of Russia by blowing up his pri-
vate yacht were received In London.
1t was learned that instead OF the roy
| al yacht STANDARD accidentally going
| aground of the shore of Finland, she
was stove in by the explosion OF
floating dynamite mine. Her COM
mander ran her ashore to save the
lives of the imperial famoly on board.
Henry H. Rogers, the Standard OIL
and copper magnate. suffered severe
stroke Of paralysis, and 1t is believed
he has retired permanently from ac-
| tive business.
Rear Admiral John G. Walker, u.
s. NJ, retired, died of heart disease at
York Beach, Me. He was 72 years
| old.
Miss Ada Smith, aged 10 years, of
Philadelphia, and George Denver, aged
% years, of Westville, N. j., were
| drowned, and Mrs. Ray Springer and
her two children, of Billingsport. N. j..
narrowly escaped drowning in the Del
aware river off that place by the over
turning of small boat in which they
were rowing.
Judge Terry NJ Richardson of Mont
| gomery, Ala, was found dead in bed
at hotel at Luverne, having been
overcome by chloroform which he had
taken to allay headache. He was
| prominent attorney.
While playing with revolver, John
B. Horton, six years old, accidentally
shot and killed his five-year-old friend,
Robert L. Donaldson in Washington,
d. C.
At Moundsville, w. Va, Elmer
Thompson, three years old, and STAN
ley Howard, five years old, while play
ing in stable set fire to the hay and
were burned to death.
After Harry Becker had been killed
and Samuel Becker, his brother had
been mortally wounded by Francesca
Sicca, a young Italian, in New York,
two detectives had desperate fight
with mob led by the young mems
mother and bent on lynching the as
sailant Of the two young men.
Evangelist Felix Lawrence of Nash
vile fell dead of heart disease in Lou
isvile after delivering an address In
the mission where he was converted
seven years ago from a dissipated
wanderer to an instrument for the up
lifting of others.
| Mrs. Clifford Julian was shot and
killed In hotel in Winona, Mimi,
and Adolph Munson, a business man
| of Albert Lea, was arrested for the
| crime.
Panic.stricken when a barge, in
which they were crossing the AL
leghehy river, began to sink, six work
men employed by the Drave Contract
| ing company on the United States
| government dam No. 2 at Aspinwall,
| Pa, jumped into the river and were
l. drowned
| Despite the efforts of some of the
leaders to keep out of its discussions
all matters political, the national ne
gro Baptists convention in Washing
| ton, after a stormy session in the
course of which Presiding Oficer Nor
ris threatened to leave the chamber,
hotly debated the Brownsville affair,
| and adopted resolutions praising Sen
ator Foraker.
Prof. Burgess of Columbia univer-
sity, who delivered the Roosevelt lec-
lures In German universities, has re-
turned to New York and is loud in his
praise Of the treatment given him by
the kaiser and other German officials.
The state board of health at Lin
coin, Neb., adopted a resolution pro-
hibiting any employe or appointee
from carrying pass. Two secretaries
will resign or give up their passes.
Letters received at Willemstad,
| Island Of Curacao, from Bogota an
| nounced that Gen. Juan Pablo Penalo-
"a, the leader of Venezuela's last rev.
olution in March of this year, who
sought refuge in Colombia, has been
arrested by the Colombian govern
ment at Cucuta and taken to Bogota.
Justice Longley, of the supreme
court of Nova Scotia, delivered de-
| cision In favor Of the plaintiff in the
action brought by the Dominion Iron
and Steel company against the Domin-
ion Coal company for the recovery of
$15,000,000 damages for breach of con-
tract In not supplying coal suitable for
metallurgical purposes.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick has become
blind in the Ohio penitentiary.
The increasing indignation of the
masses in Paris against the escape of
Soleillant, known as the "monstrous