The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-05-07

O6Cl1rluB Junt So0 uoCoobsV Aof ne
king the farms Of this country more
| productive was Of greater Importance
than all other questions Of public pol
icy, w. @. Brown. president Of the
New York Central lines, predicted an
economical crisis In the United States
IN 1918 before Q conference in the
New York Produce Exchange.
In q suit fled in the United States
circuit court at Cheyenne. Wyo., e. w.
Cobb, e. A. Nelson and F. B. Draper,
directors OF the Penn-Wyoming Copper
company and IA other concerns. are
charged with conspiring to defraud by
fraudulent stock manipulations and ir-
regular bonding deals.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, u. 8. A., re-
tired, was thrown from new horse
he was riding in Potomac park, Wash
ington. One rib was broken, he re-
ceived a slight scalp wound and was
bruised on one shoulder and side.
I Louis Paulhan, the French aviator,
arrived at Manchester, Eng, winner OF
the $4,000 prize offered b. the Daily
Maily for fight from London to this
city. the distance being 1S6 miles. He
made the trip at night.
Stanley Ketchel, champion middle
weight of the world, DEFEATED Sam
Langford, the negro challenger for the
title, In six viciously fast rounds be-
fore the National Athletic club, Phil
adelphia. 1t was a toss-up between
the pair until the final round. The
champion tore into his foe In the sixth
round, hammered Langford all over
the ring and had the negro so busily
occupied that he could do nothing but
protect himself.
Five hundred Albanians, chiefly
women and children, are reported to
have been killed In the artillery bonn
bardment of Godauntz by the Turkish
forces. Turkish troops twice stormed
Kachinik pass. in Upper Albania, in an
attempt to dislodge the Albanian reb-
els, but on both occasions were driven
back with considerable loss.
Theodore Roosevelt for the United
States senate as successor to Chaun-
cey Depew," is the way the political
ton have the situation in New York
state forecast.
Leaving a note begging that her
doll be buried with her. Nina Anthis,
thirteen years old, swallowed poison
at Alton, ILL.,, In the presence Of fellow
pupils and died within a few minutes.
One of the last letters that Mark
Twain wrote from his retreat In sun
ny Bermuda was addressed to lit.
tie New York girl, Sarah Ish-Kishor.
The letter, which was missent and de-
layed, has just reached its destina-
ton.
An American, whom the police iden-
tify as Eugene Towels, jeweler OF
Chicago. committed suicide on a
train at Bourgle-R Refine, five miles
south of Paris, France.
While fire, causing $4,000 dam
age, ragged at the Anheuser-Busch
brewery plant at st. Louis, the con-
tents of 100000 bottles OF beer, dot
ted with millions of burning corks,
flowed in the street like a river.
Sixty thousand Albanian rebels and
Nuskish soldiers are waging war in
northern and eastern Albania. Both
sides are steadily being reinforced,
and it is probable that before the end
of the week 100000 men will be en-
gagged. After vainly trying to mini
| mize the seriousness of the uprising
officials of the war department ad-
mitted that the situation amounts to
| civil war.
BY the narrow margin of tie vote
the house agreed to the special COM
merce court which Is to have final
Jurisdiction in all common carrier
cases arising under decisions of the
interstate commerce commission, ex-
cept where constitutional question
Is involved. This feature of the pend
ing railroad bill Is the one most in
sisted on by President Taft.
AS the result of conference here
between Michigan Republican leaders
in Washington 1t is announced that
Senator Burrows will remain In the
senatorial race. At the September
| primaries Burrows and Representa-
tive Townsend will be candidates.
Search of the sea for the British
sealing steamship Aurora with crew
Of 1877 men, which has been missing
since April 1, has revealed no trace Of
the vessel. While its owners are hold
ing out hope that ice conditions may
have kept the ship from reaching st.
Johns, N. F., and that she IL safe, cap
tains of the fishing feet are pessimis-
tic.
The late Charles T. Yerkes himself
wrote the catalogue describing works
in the art collection recently sold at
New York. according to Thomas E.
Kirby, who conducted the sale. and
who adds that criticisms of certain
works were directed toward the Chi
cago collection.
Two undergraduates Of New York
university, in their zeal to perfect
themselves in parts as "yeggmen" for
a college play. fell into the hands Of
a policeman at New York as they
were emerging from the college bakery
! with load OF SWAY"