The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-11

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perintendent OF public schools and su
perintendent of the Stout Training
school of Menomonie, Wis, wal
elected president of the National Ed
ucation association at Cleveland.
Twenty-Five starving French sea
men cast away on Antipodes island
were rescued by the British warship
Pegasus.
Oliver p. Ensley of Indianapolis
former county treasurer, was indicted
on charge OF embezzling $22, 500.
Walter J. Bartnett of San Francisco
was sentenced to ten years In the pen
itentiary for having hypothecated
bonds and securities to the amount OF
$205,000 belonging to the estate OF
Ellen M. Cotton, of which he was spe-
cial administrator.
Mae c. Wood, the Omaha woman
who sued United States Senator
Thomas G. Plat for divorce, was in
dicted by q grand Jury in New York
on charges of perjury and forgery.
The $50 employees of the Remington
typewriter works at lion, N. Y, re-
ceived $4,000 as the semi-annual
bonus distributed by the company to
its employees.
| Annie Wilson, nine years old, told
In a New York police court Of sue
cessfully committing more than so
burglaries.
Attacked by a band of 80 insurgents,
government troops at Palomas, Mex
| ico a email tnwn In Chibuah,a LtIIaJ
one rebel and wounded several 9TH
ers. The revolutionists fed to the
mountains, pursued by the soldiers.
Mrs. Louisiana Hobbs Douglass, one
Of the numerous wives of the alleged
bogus Lord" Oswald Reginald Doug.
lass. was granted an absolute divorce
from Lord" Douglass at Norfolk,
Va
Two men were killed, and three
badly injured in the collapse of liv-
cry stable In Minneapolis.
A. Booth & Co. of Chicago pleaded
guilty to accepting concessions from
railroads.
In order to escape trial on charge
OF being implicated in the robbery and
killing Of Frank Frorer, millionaire
banker of Lincoln, ILL.,, William Web
Der of Springfield entered plea Of
guilty to another charge of robbery
and was sentenced to the penitentiary.
The grand jury at Indianapolis re-
turned an indictment against Henry
V. Marshall, president of the Western
Construction company, charging him
with presenting false and fraudulent
claim against the city for asphalt
street patching done by his COM
pany.
George B. Mcclellan was declared
to have been duly elected mayor of
New York over W. r. Hearst, in 1905,
by Justice Lambert, and by the JUS
tees orders the jury returned ver-
dict to that effect.
Miss Mary Joy Newland Of Detroit
was married to Count Limberg of
Prussia.
The mobilization of all British war
ships in home waters for the annual
maneuvers brought together 301 ves-
sells with $4,000 officers and mon.
Nine. Sherstnova, who was confined
in the political prison at Kiev, was
shot and killed by one Of the sentinels
who discovered her signaling with
mirror to some Of her co-prisoners.
Women suffragists made a riotous
demonstration at the parliament build
ings in London and some of them
were arrested.
Judges Sanborn, Hook and Adams,
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st. Paul, made an interlocutory de-
cree whereby they temporarily sus-
pend and enjoin the enforcement of
the order of the interstate commerce
commission which reduced the charge
Of certain railroad companies for the
transfer of live stock from the termini
of their roads in Chicago to the Union
Stock Yards from 81 to 81 per car.
BY direction of President Roosevelt,
Secretary of War Taft issued orders
to the commanding general of the de.
partment Of Texas, at San Antonio,
to send sufficient number of troops
to Del Rio, Ell Paso and other points
In Texas to aid the civil authorities in
preserving order. This action was
decided upon as a result of the re-
quest from the Mexican government
that the United States do its utmost
to prevent any violation of the neu-
trality laws. Mexican troops attacked
and scattered the bandits who raided
Matamoras.
At Friedrichshafen Count Zeppelin's
airship stood brilliantly the longest
and most searching test it has yet I'M
dergone. 1t remained in the air for
six hours and three-quarters, attaining
an average speed of 34Ih miles an hour
throughout.
Tho Equitable Life Assurance so
ciety Is to erect in New York an office
building Of 62 stories, 800 feet high.
Ten passengers were injured, none
fatally, in Pittsburg, when the con.
troller Of street car exploded, the
red-hot debris of the mechanism being
blown into the car.
Jealous Of his young wife and mis-
taking his son for another man, Julius
Turner. 6S years OF age, a wealthy
farmer Of Clay City, ILL.,, shot his wife
to death sariOtIaIv woundad HE TX