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

recent wreck on the Canadian Pacific
railway at Caledon, In which seven
people were killed and others injured.
made its report at Toronto. Ont, and
directed the arrest OF Engineer Hodge
and Conductor Grimes. The railway
company was blamed for putting mex.
perienced men In charge of passenger
trains.
George c. Taylor, who inherited the
income Of $4,000, 900 from his father,
Moses Taylor, Is dead at his home at
Great River, L. /. He was about 72
years old.
Every railroad In Mississippi was
indicted by the grand Jury at Jackson
for failure to furnish the state rail-
road commission with list OF passes.
Members Of the legislature and state
officials may be indicted.
The marriage Of Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle and Miss Jean Leckie took place
In London. Only relatives of the cou.
pie attended.
The largest bonds In the history Of
criminal jurisprudence-$6, 900 900
were fixed by Judge Peter 8. Grosscup,
OF the United States circuit court, to
secure the governments $29,240,O00
judgment against the Standard OIL
company OF Indiana pending an appeal
from the sentence imposed by Judge
Lands.
In the federal suit at New York for
dissolution Of the Standard Oil COM
pany of New Jersey II was disclosed
that the company had made $490,315,-
| 934 profits in the eight years from
1899 to 1906 inclusive.
Chicagos new city charter, the re.
suit Of many months work by COM
mittees and organizations, was defeat
ed In the special election. The vote
was two to one against 1t.
| In the Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory election the constitution was
adopted, the statewide prohibition
proposition carried and the Democrats
elected their ticket headed by Haskell
for governor.
Over 40 men were killed or injured
on board the Japanese battleship Ka-
shima by an explosion within the
shield of a 12-inch gun after target
practice near Kure. Five Of the dead
were officers.
protocol was signed at the state
department by the diplomatic repre-
sentatives of the five Central repub-
lies, accepting the invitation Of the
United States and Mexico to meet in
Washington at an early date to ne
gotiate an agreement providing for
permanent peace between the coun-
tries represented.
Director General Barr OF the James
town exposition resigned because of
disputes with President Tucker.
| Four men were killed in an automo-
bile accident in Colorado Springs, Col.
| At Midal, Saskatchewan, Mrs. John
Anderson, farmers wife, killed her
three sons, aged respectively 18
month, six years and eight years. She
has religious mania and says the
triple murder was a blood sacrifice.
Judge David McCulloch, for "a years
a member of the Peoria bar and
former Judge Of the Appellate court.
Is dead
| Ludwig Szcygill, Catholic priest
from Chicago. was convicted OF mui-
der in the second degree at Pittsburg,
Pa, for killing two brothers named
Starzynski.
| In collision between drivers and
horses at the race track at Steuben-
vile, o., G. A. Sunderlin, well known
driver, was probably fatally hurt.
At San Antonio, Tex. All records for
rifle shooting at wing targets were
broken when A. ID. Toepperwein, the
champion, broke $3.50 targets without
a miss.
The long-distance prize in the in
ternational balloon race has been won
by the German balloon, Pommern,
piloted by Herr Erbslob. The Pom
merin came down at Bayonne, France,
| 621 miles from Brussels.
Odin Louis Renning, well known
pianist and composer, who composed
the coronation ode to King Haakon
of Norway. died at Knowlton hospital,
Milwaukee. Mr.. Renning was 27
years old.
Sir William Van Horne, head Of the
Canadian Pacific railway, and Richard
| c. Kerens, of st. Louis, interviewed in
New York on the financial situation,
said all North America was prosper
Gus.
| Chief Engineer George r. Lindsay
and the crew of the Salvadorean
schooner President, which constitutes
the Salvadorean navy, revolted at
Acajutla and left the craft at the
wharf, returning to San Francisco.
The Japanese government has re-
warded w. D. Stevens and II. w. Den
nison, two American lawyers. for their
services during the Russo-Japanese
war. Each was granted $4,000 and
Mr.. Dennison was given an annuity Of
$S40
Car repairers struck at Galveston,
Tex, in sympathy with the Southern
Pacific dock workers.
Maj. James Carroll, surgeon u. 8.
A., who was a member of the commits
sion which was sent to Cuba to study
yellow fever just after the close of
the Spanish war, died at his home in