The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-17

OF oavaSeB may cause new danger TO
former President Roosevelt. who soon
will arrive there to hunt big game.
| Gov. Hadley caused suit for tenn
porary injunction to prevent the rail-
roads OF Missouri putting into effect
(, the three-cent fare, to be filed In St.
Louis. y.s.
! Former Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks sailed for Hawaii on their
trip. around the world.
Z France notified former President
Castro OF Venezuela that he will have
to leave Fort de France, Martinique.
John Anderson, an insane man,
killed q woman. shot her husband.
wounded another woman and then COM
niitted suicide in Aurora, ILL.,
Charles Beliew. keeper. was killed
by an elephant belonging to a circus
at Des Moines, la.
Nevada. showed the largest Democratic
gain at the last election, William j.
Bryan will send his prize mule there.
A $4,000 bill was found in the con-
| tribution box OF church near Wash
ington and, believing II was placed
there by mistake, the officers have
offered to return 1t.
Judge Jeffries of Detroit decided that
father has the right to spank his
daughter, even though she Is II years
old.
Willie Hotchkiss, ten years old. Of
Harper. Kan, killed George Nichols.
playmate of the same age, and then
said wolves had caused the boys
death.
While digging postholes at Lexing-
ton, KY. workmen discovered brass
kettle containing $S.5OOin gold and sill
yer.
Hal. Chase, first baseman of the New
York American league team, has small
pox and his team mates have been vac
cinated.
The anthracite miners have offered
to sign the old agreement II the opera
tors will consent to few changes, but
their plan has been turned down.
Attorney James p. Whitla and fam
lily. including Willie Whitla, who re-
Gently was kidnapped returned to their
home in Sharon, Pa, from Atlantic
CITY,
Charles McConnaughy, former cash
Ter of the Monticello (Ky) Citizens
National bank, was indicted in the
United States court at Covington, on
IL counts, involving a total of about
ton of funds and classifying Of entries
$4,000. Embezzlement, misapplica
are alleged.
Eight persons were killed as the
result of storm which swept over
Michigan. Much damage also was
done in Ohio and Indiana.
Frank w. Lyle, former president Of
the City bank OF Dowagiac, Mich.
which failed a year ago, was found
dead in Chicago.
The Southeastern Iowa Teachers as
ISOLATION held its annual meeting in
Iowa City.
Moritz Rosenthal followed John G. |
Milburn in arguing against the dis
solution of the Standard Oil Company
Of New Jersey in the federal court at
st. Louis.
President Taft heard arguments of
counsel and testimony of experts on
the perplexing question: What is
whisky?"
At the first days session OF the con-
ference between the anthracite opera
tors and miners the employers refused
again to grant the demands of the
men, but offered to sign the old agree
ment.
The Minnesota Senate passed the
bill which permits any city in the
state to adopt the Des Moines plan
OF municipal government.
T. M. Ross killed Mrs. Jessie Staley
at Paxton, ILL.,. and then committed
suicide.
Senator Burrows of Michigan invited
President Taft to attend the twenty
fifth anniversary celebration of the
founding Of Kalamazoo.
Justice Clabaugh at Washington or
dered Queen LII to pay 81 600 to DR..
Charles H. English, her court physi-
cian."
The committee appointed by Gov.
Hughes to investigate methods of
stock and commodities trading in the
New York financial district has com
pleted its inquiry and will hold no
more hearings of any kind. It's re-
port will be ready for submission
probably about April "a.
A giant steel girder with an Ameri-
can flag attached was swung into place
over the middle of the East river and
marked the connection OF the great
steel superstructure OF the Manhattan
bridge. the fourth Of the spans link.
ing Manhattan Island and Long Island.
Chief Of Police Charles Brubaker
and Policeman g. B. johnson were ar.
rested and jailed at Fitzgerald, Ca, ON
a charge Of murder in the first degree
for the killing of Robert Gresham,
whom they were trying to arrest
Theodore Roosevelt visited the earth
quake-stricken city of Messina and was
greeted by King Victor Emmanuel of
Italy.
Representatives of Canada and the
United States in Washington discussed
the treaty relating IN tho dfsnoaiffor1