The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-09-18

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Pieces OF the skeleton OF prehis-
toric monster have been found on Q
farm near Pendleton. Ore. One OF the
teeth is IA inches long.
President Taft has taken up the
Ballinger-Pinchot row and upon bis
decision probably will hang the ques-
ton whether the secretary of the In
terror or the nations chief forester
will resign from public service.
The National Federation of Post or.
flee clerks. In convention at st. Louis.
discussed plans of obtaining shorter
working hours.
During the fortnight ending Satur
day. September 4, there were "a bu-
bonic and 35 cholera deaths In the
city OF Annoy, according to an official
announcement.
Mrs. Anna Dickens, the first white
settler in Iowa. died at her home in
North McGregor, Ia, at the age of SS.
Twenty-three miles was cut from
the distance between Chicago and
New York over the Michigan Central
and New York Central by change
in the Niagara Falls branch from
Rochester
I. N. Chapman was shot and killed
by Earle budding, Huntington CIV.
Va.) business man. as the result OF
controversy following the arrest OF
Chapman's daughter, who was en-
ployed in Dudding's store.
Frankfort, KY, is quiet after
clash Saturday night between civil
ians and soldiers. in which two men
were killed and three severely wound
ed. A company of troops is guarding
the city.
With Mayor Stoy under a $4,000
bond to appear before the grand jury.
Atlantic City IN. j. saloons all were
open Sunday and the reform move
ment was defied.
Fifty thousand Irishmen living In
the United States are expected to
make pilgrimage to Ireland. accord
ing to plans OF F.. ]. Kilkenny OF
Washington, national president of the
Home-Going Pilgrims.
For the first time since the Spanish
American war 200 armed men from
the Fifth Canadian artillery arrived in
Seattle to participate In the celebra-
ton at the Alaska Yukon-Pacific ex-
position.
Government reports show an in
crease in Industrial activity In the
United States in July.
Nearly 1000 soldiers of the war
with Spain, representing nearly every
state in the union were in Tacoma,
Wash, for the sixth annual encamp-
ment Of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams,
At its annual convention In Birming-
ham, Ala, the Farmers union decid-
ed to ask congress to remove the tar
iff on jute bagging. the union also de-
cents on cotton had been agreed upon.
Mount Robson, the highest peak in
the Canadian Rockies, was climbed
successfully August 13 by Rev. George
Kinney of Victoria. B. c., according
to an announcement made at Winni-
peg.
Henry Hill, a negro who attacked
Miss Nettie Jones near Langham,
La, was captured by mob and
drowned In the creek near the scene
of his attempted crime.
Rat clubs are suggested to the Colo
RADIO Federation of Women's clubs by
Wilbur F. Cannon, state pure food
commissioner, as means Of remov-
ing the rodent pest.
Commander Peary arrived at Battle
Harbor, Labrador, and sent brief
summary of his discovery of the north
pole. In earlier messages he declared
DR.. Frederick Cook never found the
pole and quoted the Eskimos as proof
| of his assertion. DR.. Cook in Copen.
hagen, replied that he had been there
believed Peary also succeeded and de-
clared he would produce his proof al
the proper time.
A report received in New York said
a surgical operation had been per
formed on Edward II. Hartman. Al
his home in Arden, no such informa
ton was given out and on the con
trary 1t was asserted that his con
dition had greatly improved.
DIR. G. A. Fritch, a prominent physi
clan of Detroit, was arrested on sus
picion Of knowing something abou,
the murder Of Maybelle Millman
whose dismembered body was found
In two sacks In a creek.
Judge Babst at Bucyrus, O., appoint
ed George w. Whysall receiver and
Ell West co-receiver of the Columbus
Marion and Bucyrus Electric railway
operating between Bucyrus and Ma
rion.
A one-legged man and a companion
who has only one leg were arrested
at New Castle. Pa. charged with be
Ing the wreckers of the Baltimore q
Ohio train and causing the deaths Of
three persons.
| A. A. Robinson, and his wife o
Detroit and Mrs. H. q. Tremaine o
Bay City. Mich. we're killed when ,
train lift their automobile in Bay City.
i The Ohio OIL Company. a subsidiar,
OF the Standard. has purchased. for I
price approximatinE $3,5O0,000 Il