The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16

at Bloomington. 4
| Racing in Tennessee was killed b
the passage Of the anti-pool sellin
bill.
About IL persons were killed by
snowslide that overwhelmed thre
buildings In Monarch. Col.
Several men persisted In blizzar,
In South Dakota, q man was frozen q
death in Leavenworth. Kan. and mucl
stock was lost in the storms In thu
northwest.
A legislative committee In Missouri
reported that farmers and shipper
had been mulcted by the Kansas Cit,
Stock Yards company.
The Cincinnati congregation OF Zion
founded by Dowie, voted to cut loose
from the parent church in Zion City.
Norman MacDougall, well-knowr
real estate dealer of Winnipeg, Man.
and his little daughter were burned tc
death In fire which destroyed theii
home.
United States District Court Judge
Charles d. Parlange died suddenly at
New Orleans of apoplexy.
Senator La Toilette denied the an.
nouncement of the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Fola La Toilette.
Mrs. Frank Schneck and her two lit
tie children were murdered at Cen
tropolis, Kan, and Schneck was ar
rested.
N. Dyment, well known race horse
owner and millionaire lumberman,
died at Barrie, Ont.
Fred Hannah, an old settler, admit
ted to the county jail at Chippewa
Falls, Wis, on his own application,
was found in his cell with his throat
cut.
The Panama Construction company.
incorporated to finance the Panama
contract, bid for by William j. oliver,
of Knoxville, Tenn, filed articles Of
incorporation with the secretary of
state of New York.
National Bank Examiner George A.
Silsby has informed the comptroller
of the currency that he has closed the
First National bank Of Scotland, 8. d.
John J. H. Kelly, late of the Fifth
United States infantry. and veteran
Of the Sitting Bull and Chief Joseph
Indian wars, died while sitting in his
chair at Springfield. Ill.
Miss Margaret Sheppard ended her
ife at her residence in Oakland, Cal,
,y inhaling gas fumes. Disappoint-
nent in love is said to have been the
,ause. She formerly lived in Detroit,
Mich.
Capt. George Jackson Grammer,
vice president in charge Of freight
.raffic, New York Central lines, died
IN Chicago. He was So years old.
The federal supreme court upheld
he Injunction restraining Chicago
rom reducing the price Of gas to rs
cents.
Twenty-Five miners were killed by
In explosion in a coal mine at Thomas,
w. Va.
Just as he was stepping from the
engine cab of the Cleveland flyer at
he Pittsburg G. Lake Erie railroad
station, Pittsburg, after completing
he fast run from Cleveland, Engineer
J. H. Morrow dropped dead from heart
disease.
A. G. Barker, assistant general pas
'enger agent of the Chicago & North
western railway, whose headquarters
we're in Portland, Ore, died there Of
pneumonia.
Ulderic Hugron, of Waterbury,
Conn.,. entered an apartment In New
York where wedding party was
gathered and blew out his brains.
Lady Grenfell, daughter of Lord
Trey, viceroy of Canada, died at OF
ava, of typhoid fever.
Advices from vladivostok say a
lumber of men uniformed as sailors
ried to blow up the steamers Gregory
Ind Mercury with bombs in vladivo-
,tok.
Perry Martin" who secured a po-
'ition as bellboy in the Oaks hotel.
Beaumont, Tex, has been discovered
o be woman of rs years. She has
Three volunteer firemen were killed
Ind four seriously hurt while fight
ng blaze at White Plains, N. Y.
seven persons were hurt In a tene-
nent house blaze in Cherry street,
New York city.
United States Senator John e.
Dryden, OF New Jersey. withdrew his
lame as candidate for reelection be-
.ause OF poor health and for the sake
If his party and state"
The Hotel Trimmer at Ashland,
Wis, burned and William Thombs
vas asphyxiated.
Chester Thompson, on trial for the
murder OF Judge George Meade EN-
sry in Seattle, was found mot guilty
by reason of insanity"
G. Sinclair Moulton, proprietor of
he Manhattan Square hotel of New
York. committed suicide because of
sickness.
Asa Kenyon of Oneonta. N. Y, and
Mrs. Marie DERRICK of Syracuse made
4 suicide pact and drank laudanum;
the woman died. but the man may
recover.
The bark Charles Loring. lumber
laden. was sunk by the Old Dominion
steamer Seneca on Sea Girt, N. j.. but
the crew was rescued.
The body OF Miss Frances Martin,
Is years old, was found In q room In