The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21


ond infantry, stationed at Fort No
Dowell in San Francisco and four com
panies OF the same regiment at Mon
terey, were dispatched to Goldheld.
New. by Brig. Gen. Fred Funston. CON-
manding the department Of California.
In compliance with orders received
from the war department.
The Mine Owners association OF
Goldheld, New, announced that the
mines would be reopened, the wage
scale reduced, no member OF the
Western Federation given employ
ment and living expenses in the town
cut down.
Assistant Secretary Murray OF the
department of commerce and labor.
Charles p Neill. commissioner OF la
bor and Herbert Knox Smith, commits
sioner OF corporations, left Washing
ton for Goldfield, New, to make thor
ough investigation OF the trouble be-
tween the miners and mine operators
at that place for the Information of the
president. The federal troops at Gold
field were ordered not to take sides.
Fifty-four actors were indicted in
Kansas City for participating in Sun
day performances.
Fire at Elkins. w. Va, destroyed the
Elkins hotel, causing two deaths ana
probably fatal burns to third person.
The Norwegian bark Alert, of Man
dal, Norway, S91 tons, which sailed
from New York November q for
Gothenburg, Sweden, was abandoned
the American Line steamer Friesland.
Reports of race war In Pickens
county, Alabama, in which many me-
groes were said to have been killed,
were fatty denied by newspaper men
of that county.
of Kings county, decided that the
New York police have no right to take
photographs and measurements of q
man under arrest but not convicted.
Two private banks at Jasper and
Weston, Mich. owned by E. B. Lee
were closed for lack of currency.
Disastrous panics in the Studebakel
theater and Fine Arts Music hall II
Chicago were narrowly averted wher
fire in the Chicago Musical college
building. adjoining. flied the corridors
of the Studebaker building with dense
smoke.
Charging that George A. Pettibone
the defendant at bar, is the mos
guilty of all those charged with caus
ing the death of ex-Gov. Frank Steun
enberg, James H. Hawley outline,
the states case in the trial at Boise
Idaho.
The Democratic state committee O
Delaware passed a resolution indors
ing Judge George Gray for the pres
dency.
Fire destroyed the big Central he
tel in Colon.
Three thousand dollars in $40 gol
pieces was found by j. T. Jones o.
his farm in Connecticut.
Thomas B. Wallace, second, age,
IA. eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugl
c. Wallace, of Tacoma. Wash, died a
the residence of his grandfather
1
c. E. Lambert. for many years gen
eral passenger agent of the Wes
Shore railroad, died at his home II
Thiells, N. Y.
| High water caused the collapse of ;
new bridge N course OF erection ovel
the west branch of the Susquehann;
river at Miflinville, Pa, and resulted
in the death Of seven men and the in
jury Of nearly a score Of others
Great damage was done by floods IL
central and eastern Pennsylvania.
The Fall River line steamer Provi
dence was in collision with, and mar
rowly escaped sinking, crowded
East River ferry boat at New York
The men passengers on the latter
we're accused of cowardice. .
Two alleged night riders died as the
result of wounds received during the
visit of the 500 night riders to Hop
kinsville. Ky.
Andrew Carnegie added the sum OF
$2,000,000 to the $10,000,000 endow
ment fund of the Carnegie institute.
In the closest and hardest fought
election contest which Boston has
known for many years, the city went
Republican by about 1000 votes
Worcester, Lynn and Woburn voted
against license.
Francis |. Burton was shot and
killed at Nina, New, by J. Holman
Buck. editor and proprietor of the
Western Nevada Miner.
Chief of Police John A. Suggs and
Night Policeman Lewis Woods, OF
Fort Gibson. Okla, are under arrest
charged with robbing the post Office
there.
The Nobel peace prize is this year
to be equally divided between Ernesto
Teodoro Moneta of Italy and Louis
Renault of France.
Maj. Gen. Alexander Hamilton
grandson of Alexander Hamilton, sec.
retary of the treasury under George
Washington. died at his home in Tar.
rytown, N. Y, at the age of 80 years
The steamer Glenfarg arrived al
Callao from China with IL cases OF
beri-beri on board.
John v. Coggey, New York commits
sioner OF correction. announced that