The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-11-20


. Louisville furniture dealer, entered
.be Merchants National bank at New
Albany. Ind, and in an attempt "a
hold up the institution shot and killed
J. II. Fawcett, the cashier. and Ssrf-
ously wounded President J. X. Wood.
ward. In attempting to escape young
Hall shot and MORALLY injured col
ored chauffeur when the latter failed
to start his automobile. The youthful
robber was captured on the Kentucky
side of the river after an exciting
chase and only escaped the vengeance
OF mob by ruse on the part OF the
sheriff.
Deputy United States Attorney Gen.
eral Stimson at New York Is making
preparations to push criminal pro-
ceedings against the sugar trust
which. II is charged, has stolen 1884,
600. 900 from the United States treas
ury through underweighing importS
: tions in the last 20 years.
The possibility that President Tart
will include Great Britain and Canada
| in a proclamation directed at France
in connection with tariff discrimina-
ton against the United States was
discussed In the negotiations between
Ambassador Jusserand Of France and
| officials of the state department
That Nine. Steinheil, aided by some
unknown accomplice, murdered her
husband so as to obtain her freedom
to wed the wealthy and infatuated
Maurice Bordeler, but that the killing
of her stepmother was unpremedl-
tated and merely incident to the
tragedy, is the theory Of the state as
outlined by Trouard Riolle, the judge
advocate, In opening the argument OF
the prosecution at Paris.
A Jury in the New Jersey supreme
court returned verdict for $500 In
favor of Miss Jeanette Fried OF New
ark in her breach of promise suit
against Charles Nissenson. Miss Fried
claimed Nissenson Tilted her after
promise of marriage. He testified that
he lost his love for the young woman
because she was too fond of drinking
cocktails and other stimulants In pub
lie places.
Seven persons were injured, some
probably fatally, In a wreck on the
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf railroad,
five miles south of Henryetta, Okla.
Two passenger coaches left the track
and turned over.
Arthur George, who shot ond killed
his divorced wife at Brighton Beach,
Seattle, Wash, on May 10, was con-
victed of murder in the first degree
and will be sentenced to death. The
case attracted attention because 1t
was the first in which new state law
which limits the use Of the insanity
plea was applied.
Four Cinnamon who had been SNUG
gled into the United States from
Canada and billed to st. Louis as
merchandise" were taken from a
freight car In the yards Of the Wabash
railroad at st. Louis. They told the
police that they had been placed In
the car in Montreal.
Frank Pierce, assistant secretary Of
the interior, 1t Is announced, has re-
fused to grant right Of way to the
proposed Oklahoma Pipe Line Com
pany, holding that the Prairie OIL and
Gas Company, a Standard Oil branch,
is already in Oklahoma and should
handle Oklahoma oil.
A young woman and man are
near death as the result of an auto
mobile accident on Long Island and
their identity is concealed. The num-
Der on the wrecked car Is that of an
automobile owned by Rodman Wanna
maker.
Mrs. Jeanette Ford-Stewart, &C.
cused by c. l.. Warmer, the default
ing Cincinnati treasurer of the Big
Four Railroad Company, denies that
she shared in his populations by
Matchmaking him, and declares she
will tell the whole story in court.
She says her tale will disclose some
sensational facts.
President Taft, in speech at
Richmond, Va, outlined his annual
message to congress and put reclaim
ton and irrigation first in Importance,
with antitrust, Interstate commerce
and postal savings banks following.
On the eve of final adjustment, the
litigation between the American Sugar
Refining Company and the Pennsyl
vanla Refining Company came to a
sudden halt at New York when the
United States circuit court granted
restraining order forbidding the com.
promise agreed upon by the two con.
Germs.
A Jury at Chicago acquitted valen-
tine B. Caugh of the killing Of John
A. Sjosladt, who died following
blow struck by Caugh in defense of
several girls. In their verdict the
1urymen lauded Caugh for asserting
his manhood.
President Taft arrived in Washing
ton in splendid spirits from his $4,000.
mile journey through the west and
south with 266 speeches to his credit
Solti pedals and other equipment
for the famous chimes of Trinity
church, New York, now being put in,
are intended to make the chimes play
with feeling"
hobart aimnson died nj aomorville