The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-11-06

Japan o . WaTship noV at Do1ren
Nine alleged accompIices OF his assas
sin are under arrest.
The new tariff bill is mot reducing
the treasury deicit ~ predicted by ita
authors. It is shown by statement
Just issued that the deficit for the
fiscal year ending October 23 was only
seven million less than the same pc.
Rod last year.
BY the will Of Caroline Phelps
Stokes over sS.0O0.0 900 Il given for the
erection OF model tenements in New
York, the education Of negroes, North
American Indians and white students
and for several charitable objects.
Arthur p. Heinze was sentenced to
prison for ten days and fined $3.50, BY
Judge Ray In New York on charge
of obstructing justice by advising q
witness to evade service.
Suffolk county (Long Island) off,
Gals have found Minnie Rosenau.
who says Frederick Gebhardt, con-
fessed slayer of Anna Luther, mar
ried her in Russia IA years ago. The
woman Is supposed to be one Of Geb-
hardt's many wives.
The "unwritten law" figures In the
case of John Sickles of Dallas. w.
Va, whose trial for murder has be-
gun. The defendant killed Randolph
Richie, his nephew, whom he found
in a room with his 15-year-old daugh-
ter.
No details of frontier excitement In
the early days is lacking in the Rush
of as" celebration at Stockton, CAL,
for which typical gold camp has
been reproduced on the public square.
Eluding her children and grandchil-
dren, Mrs. Rebecca e. Walworth, IL
years old, of Berkeley. CAL, was mar
ried to p. p. Chamberlain, San
Francisco contractor, who is rs.
Mechanical means of promoting land
cultivation are dividing attention with
speeches by agricultural experts at
the dry-farming congress at Billings,
Mont
What is known as the opsonic treat
ment, discovered in England and tried
on human beings to combat germ dis
eases, is found at the Colorado Agri-
cultural college to be successful when
applied to animals.
Earl w. Spencer, with an Office In
the Rookery building, Chicago, has
written to Flower hospital, New York,
offering assistance to Edith Thomas,
who attempted suicide after writing a
letter to her mother saying she pre-
ferred death to becoming bad.
Deputy Marshal Otto w. Zimdars
was found dead in front Of the jail at
De Pere, Wis, with bullet wound.
His watch and revolver were missing
and the Jail key was broken off in the
door.
Harry X. Thaw's contention that
he was illegally committed to the
Matteawan asylum was overruled by
the New York court of appeals.
BY decision Of the Illinois supreme
court Chicago will have to pay $780,
600 for cars burned during the big
railroad strike Of 1890.
Baron Rudolph Won Gutmann Of W.
emma, who has just sailed from New
York for Europe, has returned from a
remarkably successful hunting trip in
Alaska and Siberia. He says that big
game shooting in Alaska is the best
In the world.
The Minnesota Educational associa-
ton began its forty-seventh annual
convention in Minneapolis with a rec
ord-breaking attendance. President
w. F. Webster was in the chair.
The western section of the Northern
Illinois Teachers association met In
Galena, ILL.,, with Cyrus Grove of Free
port presiding.
A report reached Shanghai that
Prince Ito, the Japanese statesman,
was killed by a shot fred by
Corean at Hardin, Manchuria. The
Japanese consul general and president
Of the Manchurian railroad were in
jured.
Frederick Gebhardt, alias Otto Muel-
Ter, a piano maker of Astoria, l. l.,
has confessed he murdered his newly
made wife, Anna Luther, in April,
1908, that he might return to his first
wife and child.
Knud Rasmussen, tie Danish ex-
plorer who has reached Copenhagen.
reiterates his former statement that
he believes DR.. Cook reached the
north pole and says he saw the ply
sician's diary and cannot believe 1t
was false.
Rumors are in circulation at Chica-
go that final steps looking to a
merger of the various Hawley
and allied lines into one compact rail-
road system have been consummated.
According to the new minister of
war Spain has decided not to push
further the Moroccan campaign.
A brewery combine of S10,000,000
In Fayette county, Pennsylvania, is
said to be backed by the steel trust,
In EN- effort to curb drinking habits of
employees in the mills. The corpora
tlon would stop the sale Of beer in
kegs.
Prof. Thomas Nixon Carver of Har-
ward university declares the Ten Com
mandments need revising to meet the