The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-04-30

cotton is in bad way financially and
that II they should be forced to the
wall no one can predict where the
decentralization of the market will end.
William r. Hearst after half
hours conference with President
Taft came out ain public interview
with an Endorsement of the Taft ad-
ministration which completely took
away the breath OF the Democracy.
To give his vigorous Endorsement TO
Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Hearst found 1t neces-
sary to pull down the record OF Roose-
welt and pass some criticisms upon
the former president which Will hard
ly find welcome. even In the ranks
of his own party.
Boldly asserting that President Taft
and Attorney General Wickersham
are planning to make the Supreme
Court of the United States subservi-
ent to the executive and the railroad
| interests OF the country, Senator Pur-
cell OF North Dakota enlivened the
day In the senate by making a fe-
rocious attack on the administration
rate bill.
He openly charged purpose of 80
Transforming the Supreme court as to
insure such construction. Of the pro-
posed law as to supplant and nullify
antagonistic state laws and state con-
stitutions
A wild storm, raging over the
North sea, tied up shipping and sent
the Holland steamer, Nord Holland,
limping into port at Cuxhaven, Ger
many, In a damaged condition.
After fighting six years in the court
| Wright Willingham has secured the
conviction at Rome, Ca, Of John M.
Smith, who, he says, hit him with a
cuspidor in 1904.
The river and harbor bill, carrying
an appropriation of about $50 100000.
was passed by the senate. There were
no material amendments. but there
| was considerable debate over various
provisions.
When Col. Theodore Roosevelt de-
parted from Budapest for Paris he
was given a great sendoff by the
| cheering crowds which required spe-
cial police arrangements to hold them
in check.
A normal Republican plurality OF
5000 in Monroe county, N. Y, was
| changed to a 5000 Democratic plu-
rality when James s. Havens (Dem.)
was elected to congress from the
Thirty-second district over George w.
Aldridge (Rep)
With two of her daughters nesting
at her side, on their childish faces
the tranquility of the last sleep Mrs.
Nellie Mcnamara, wife of a fire de-
partment captain, was found dead OF
asphyxiation in her home. The chill
dren, Mamie Mcnamara. IA years old,
and Helen IL years old, were fully at
tired, as was their mother.
A coroner's Jury returned verdict
Of suicide while temporarily insane.
Schoolgirls Of New York's wealthy
families spend an average Of $500
yearly, according to report by Miss
Inez Weed, an expert, former dean OF
the woman's college OF the University
of Washington at Seattle.
The China-Japan mail train. which
left San Francisco over the Southern
Pacific railway for the east, was held
up by two masked men at Sprig, two
miles east of Benicia, CAL, and robbed
Of nine pouches of registered mall.
The train carried no express matter.
Four of the pouches were recovered,
but the robbers rified the others and
are hiding in the hills and canyons be-
| ~
After wrecking trolley car and the
wagon to which It was hitched a
horse injured Ave men,. occupants OF
the wagon, at Springfield. O., then ran
onto railway trestle In front Of an
engine where. its leg being broken. 1t
was killed.
United States Senator Leroy Percy
has demanded that the validity of his
election be submitted to the people
of Mississippi and has challenged for
mer Gov. James X. vardaman, his
leading opponent. to enter primary
election in November.
Uniformly excellent reports received
at Fairbanks, Alaska, from reliable
miners who have gone to the Iditarod
gold fields have aroused great interest
in the field and the greatest STAN.
pede since the big rush to Fairbanks
six years ago is assured.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was
greeted In the Hungarian house OF
parliament by Count Apponyi In
these words: ITO the world you not
only represent maker OF peace. but
| you are also the greatest and most
efficient force for the moral regenera-
ton Of the liberty loving world. To-
day, though a private citizen, you are
getting the reception Of ruler. but
differing from the reception of kings
because yours springs spontaneous
from the hearts OF the people"
Before large audience Attorney
James A. Reed made the opening ad
dress for the state In the trial of DR.
B. G. Hyde for the staying OF Colonel
Thomas II. Swope at Kansas City
DR.. George T. Twyman. physician Of
the Swope family and one Of the prin
cipal witnesses against DR.. Hyde. died