The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-06-15

President Castro read his message
to the Venezuelan congress and pait
q high compliment to w. w. Russell
the American minister.
Three arson suspects-Oliver Leib
enguth, William Leibenguth and Oscar
Schwank--were arrested near Allen
town, Pa, by policemen after a chase.
They are supposed to have set three
nres in Allentown that caused losses
OF $4,000.
Charles N. Holt, aged 40. member
Of the well-known Holt family OF Ala
bama. died at Montgomery, Ala. as a
result Of dose OF strychnine. taken
with supposed suicidal intent.
DIR. l.. II. Blanton, who has been
vice president of the Central Univer-
sity OF Kentucky for the past 30
years, resigned.
Fire which started in the business
part of Willow City, N. D.. destroyed
Is business places and practically
wiped out half the business portion Of
the town.
Mrs. William F. Pack, wife Of a
Philippine island governor, sued her
husband for divorce at Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Mrs. II. G. Barber, sister Of Mrs
Mckinley, will give the Mckinley
homestead to the Memorial association
to be kept intact.
The petition of the three trustees to
whom Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy had
transferred her property, asking that
they be substituted as plaintiffs in
place of next friends" in the suit to
secure an accounting Of Mrs. Eddy's
property, was denied by Judge Robert
N. Chamberlain at Concord, N. H.
III. H. Tucker, Jr, secretary of the
Uncle Sam Oil company, accused three
federal judges of conspiring with the
Standard Oil company to put his con-
Germ out of business, and was sent to
jail at Leavenworth, Kan, for three
months for contempt of court.
In court petition filed at Toledo OPP
posing the confirmation of the sale of
the Toledo Railways and Terminal
company, J. Pierpont Morgan and his
associates were accused of conspiracy
to fix the. price of the company at ST.
900, 900 and prevent outsiders from
bidding.
Philip w. Kampien, whose arrest
was sought by officials of the Capitol
National bank of st. Paul, for the al
legged defalcation of $4,000, was ar
rested at Seattle.
Mayor Sherburn Becker, of Milwau-
kee, declined an offer of 81 900 week
to go on the stage.
A Turkish sailing vessel, laden with
contraband ammunition and bound for
Tripoli. was blown up in the vicinity
Of Port Zarziss. Her entire crew, as
well as so fishermen who were along.
side at the time, were drowned 1t Is
believed the captain fired his vessel
to avoid capture.
William Curtis, wealthy cattle
man, was killed on his farm in the
Usage Nation, Okla, in quarrel with
young farm hand named Shabler.
Fire caused $4,000 damage to bust
ness buildings in Atlanta, Mo.
Richard Croker won the EPSON
derby with his colt Orby, ridden by
Johnny Reiff.
Blood poisoning caused by a prick
OF brass pin resulted in the death at
st. Louis of Augustus c. Halsey.
Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall and
Chaffee Grant, of San Diego, Cal,
grandson of Gen. U. s. Grant, were
married at Washington, Pa.
w, M. r. French, director of the
Chicago Institute of Fine Arts. was
| elected president of the American AS.
| ISOLATION of Museums.
One man was killed and several
children made i'll at Trucksville. Pa.
| by eating pie in which arsenic had
been put by mistake.
Fire destroyed the building in the
heart Of the financial district of Phil
adelphia occupied by John r. Hatha-
way & Brother, printers; G. w. Jack.
son, printer, and others. Loss, $780,
900.
Americas c. Daily, former auditor
OF Indiana and founder of the Lebanon
National bank. died at Lebanon.
Charles Menzemer, former assistant
teller Of the failed Enterprise National
bank OF Pittsburg, was found guilty,
as indicted, upon eight counts. charg.
ing the abstraction and misapplication
OF funds of the bank.
In the United States district court
at Portland, Ore, indictments were re.
turned against $50 furniture dealers in
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Cali.
fornia for alleged violation of the
Sherman antitrust law.
The parliamentary committee of
Italy refused $4O,000,00O appropria-
ton for new navy.
George Kadelbach murdered his sis.
ter-in-law on his farm near Minneapo.
lis and disappeared, sending by mail
confession of the crime.
Eugene Zimmerman has decided to
give his son-n-law, the duke of Man.
chester, job on the Detroit, Toledo
& Ironton railway.
Fifty-seven persons were injured by
the wrecking of a Southern railway
passenger train near Lebanon, Tenn.
A squadron OF hussars in the cars
palace at Tsarskoe-Selo mutinied, but
were disarmed and arrested.
Eleven yachts sailed from Grave
oand Inv nm N Gnn- ~, IL, rooo A.. n~-.