The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-04-16

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Spezia, Italy. and Immediately started
on carriage drive over the route to
Genoa, which they traversed on their
honeymoon. American newspaper
correspondents who accompanied Mr..
Roosevelt from Khartum promised. at
the former presidents request, that
they will respect the privacy Of this
sentimental journey. The carriage
drive from Spezia to- Genoa, a dis
lance Of 65 miles, will occupy the
greater part OF three days.
The Pittsburg grand jury indicted
Frank N. Hoffstot, millionaire presi-
dent of the German National bank Of
Allegheny and president OF the
Pressed Steel Car company on charges
of bribery and conspiracy. President
Emil Winter of the Workingman's
Savings Bank and Trust company Of
Allegheny. crept to the bar of Justice
to confess that he had bribed council
men to the extent Of 100000.
Friends of Andrew Carnegie, who
has Just returned to New York from
the west, are perturbed by his physical
condition. At his home 1t was declared
that he merely was fatigued and that
after thorough rest he would be per-
fectly well.
Liabilities Of $1,12O,O0O and assets
of $500 were listed by Joseph B. Eber-
sole, piano manufacturer, In a peti-
ton In bankruptcy filed in the United
States district court at Cincinnati.
| n nf tho
Wholesale Portrait and Picture Deal
ers' association of Chicago. took the
witness stand in the Pittsburg federal
| grand jury investigation of trust
charges against the Imperial Window
Glass company.
w. ii. Merritt & Co., one of Chi
Cages oldest and most conservative
of the grain shipping and elevator
houses, announced their suspension.
Their liabilities are 100000 and their
assets $350000.
That the seal fishery this season
will be the largest ever known in New
foundland is assured by news from
the sealing steamer Labrador that she
has a catch of $4,000 seals. This will
make a total of 100000 for the sea-
son.
Fourteen battalions of Turkish
troops have been ordered to North AL
bania, where revolt has broken out.
Frank denunciation of the Payne
Aldrich tariff act as a ''mocker" and
"makeshift" was the climax Of Sena-
tor Albert j.. Beveridge's opening ad-
| - 4f he Ind Pa-
publican state convention.
President Taft conferred with w. X.
Kavanagh of st. Louis and Lyman T..
Cooley of Chicago on the commercial
needs OF a deep waterway down the
Mississippi river.
Ten prominent painters of America,
France and Holland met in Pittsburg
to award the prizes and medals for
the annual exhibit in the Carnegie In
stitute.
The annual convention of the Louis
lana Federation of Woman's Clubs
opened in Baton Rouge, Gov. Sanders
welcoming the delegates.
The Young Mems Christian associa.
lions of Texas met in annual session
in Waco.
Six men were hurt in riots which
occurred at the Danville, ILL.,, polls dur
ing the local option election and for
: time matters were of such threaten
ing nature that 1t was believed there
would be certain bloodshed between
. the wet" and dry" factions.
A bank robbery with wild west fea
lures was pulled Off by four despera
:, does in McKee's Rocks with the STAY
: ing Of two men and the possibly fata
: shooting of another. The robber'
? covered their escape with volleys o
!, revolver shots and got safely ava!
: with at least $500 In cash from thu
!. Offices of the Victor Banking com
pany.
. The doors of the Union bank o
:. Brooklyn, which has more than $4,000,
. 900 Of deposits, with capitalization
a of 81, 00O, 900, closed. The president o
!. the bank Is Edward M. Grout, forme
comptroller of New York.
d Theodore Roosevelt called off hi
:, reception to the American colony be
" cause of the issuance of statemen
by Rev. B. M. Triple, pastor OF tn
d American Methodist church in Rome
l. in which an attack was made on tn
d Roman church. Mr.. Roosevelt wa
not in his happiest mood. His wisl
y that the Vatican audience incident b.
J. regarded as personal to him had no
o been respected and he was intensel.
l. annoyed.
That the New York poor need no
|. suffer by reason Of lack of relic
q agencies is shown by a report tina
l. there are 5000 societies devotinl
It themselves to the interests Of tn
citys destitute.
The bills for the disfranchisemen
of the negro In all state and municipa
elections in Maryland have passe,
V both houses of the legislature.
g. Following the bursting Of stear
a pipe In the basement of the Centrs
70 Steam Laundry company at Chicago,
70 panic among nearly 200 girl employe
Is ensued and Is were injured, more o
ID Ieas serio,ialy nv leaning from wiY