The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07

N 1ho luuera1 OF Nh. Nof10a Iuyol
Borden, The young society woman wh<
died from gas poisoning. was held IRON
the Burden home In New York city
The body was taken to Troy fol
burial.
One fireman was killed and six In
jured during fire In six-story block
In Tacoma, Wash.
The Green Mountain Savings bank
Of Marshalltown, Ia. capitalized at
$4,000. closed its doors. State Bank
Examiner Windsor was placed In
charge.
The trial OF Raymond Hitchcock, the
comedian, on an indictment which re-
suited from charges preferred by q
young girl. was postponed a week in
New York.
w. ]. knight, 20 years old, and ono
of the most influential attorneys OF
Dubuque. Ia, Is dead. He was mayor
once and served three terms as state
senator.
Six persons were killed and three
injured when an Ontario G. Western
express train hit wagon load OF
merry-makers at crossing near
Spring Valley, N. Y.
In letter signed BLACK Hand" the
threat has been made that the enor-
nous stores of smokeless powder on
Ionia island will be blown up.
Stuyvesant Fish announced that the
contest In the Chicago courts to pre-
vent the voting Of Illinois Central
Railroad company stock held by the
Union Pacific Railroad company was
closed.
While administering communion
during mass at Denver. Father Lee
Heinrichs, Roman Catholic priest, was
shot by an Italian anarchist. The as
sassin was overpowered after des-
perate struggle In the church.
The murder of wealthy wine i'm
porter was the latest activity Of the
BLACK Hand" which is terrorizing
New York.
Former Gov. Yates formally an
nounced his candidacy for governor OF
Illinois, declaring there is an oppor-
tunity for an effectual appeal to the
people"
Australia wants the American fleet
Of battleships, now on its way to San
Francisco, to come to that country.
Chief of Police Benton Of Fayette-
vile, N. c., was shot dead by a negro,
Sam Murchison, crazed with drink.
This man also shot two negroes few
minutes before he shot the chief.
After being out 40 hours and taking
6S ballots, the jury at Pawnee City, Neb.,
brought in a verdict Of manslaughter.
Oscar Frank, a wealthy farmer, was
indicted two months ago charged with
killing his young wife.
Walter Holbrook, a, well-known
farmer, was fatally shot by Fred Nor
man near Shawneetown, Ill.
Ten persons were killed and score
or more wounded, including several
ecclesiastics, as result of riot in
Teheran during the passing of relig-
ious procession.
A winter carnival for which unpre-
cedented preparations have. been going
on for several weeks was inaugurated
at Havana.
The British steamer Beta, Capt. Pye,
from Halifax for Bermuda, Turks
Island and Kingston, was totally
wrecked of Turks Island.
Count and Countess Szechenyi, ac-
companied by William X, Vanderbilt,
landed from the steamship Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria at Plymouth. Eng
land, and at once proceeded to London.
Hundreds Of persons were driven
from their homes and property valued
at 100000 was destroyed in Brooklyn,
N. Y, by a fire.
The Oklahoma Democratic state
convention. held in Muskogee, was
Bryan one and all pledged and in
structed to. vote for the nomination OF
the Nebraskan.
George Mauck and his wife were in
stantly killed at Urbana, o., when
their carriage was struck by train.
Their ten-year-old daughter was fatal
ly injured.
William II. Taft, secretary OF war.
was the guest of honor at the Ellicott
clubs thirteenth anniversary celebra-
tion Of Washington's birthday in Buf.
falo, N. Y.
BY leap Of 1872 feet John Evenson
Of Duluth established a new American
record for ski jumping at the annual
meet Of the Ishpeming (Mich.) Ski
club.
Following heated quarrel Mrs. e.
Frazier denounced her husband as q
murderer and surrendered him into
the hands Of the Los Angeles (Cal)
police.
Mai Gen. Frederick d. Grant. u. 3.
A., in speech in New York declared
that "in case Of war with a great
nation-Japan, for instance-500,0 900
troops would not be sufficient to prop
erly garrison the Pacific coast, north
and south"
Richal Czopezak, laborer at Gary,
Ind, was killed by fall to the bottom
of tunnel shaft 100 feet deep.
The State Bank of St. Paul, Mimi,
which closed its doors on January 1S,
has resumed business. The old off,
GERS remain In charge.
Miss Emma Fink Of Slatington, Pa,
committed suicide In a tragic manner.