The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-03-05

Gen. CnamOrrO, WIN the mann uIVibAOu
Of the insurgent army. has evaded the
government forces sent out to check
him, and by a flank movement has
taken the city OF Granada.
President Taft came out fatty in
favor Of budget system. by which
the governments finances may be reg
ulated, in speech which he delivered
before the board of trade at Newark.
N. j. The president talked OF waste
in the various departments of the gov
eminent and suggested that the way
to curb II is to have system such as
is in vogue In other countries where q
schedule of expenditures is made up
with reference to the income. His
speech with its various suggestions
as to government economy, was re-
garded as the keynote Of campaign
to be carried on by the administration
looking to the reduction In the high
cost of living.
Eight directors of the New York
Consolidated Milk Exchange-the in
stitution which is said to be RESPONSE
BILE for putting up the price of milk
in this citys-were indicted by the
grand Jury. Each of the men Is ac-
cused OF aiding in the restraint Of
trade In violation Of the state law
governing trusts and monopolies.
In opening the defense of New York
Senate Leader lothian p. Aids to the
charge preferred against him by Sen
ator Benjamin Conger Of having ac-
copied bride of $1,000, his counsel.
Martin w. Littleton, announced that
Senator Aids had filed with the clerk
of the senate his resignation as pres
ident pro tenn.
Following the discovery that the
National City bank Of Cambridge at
Boston had been looted Of $4,000,
the doors of the institution were
closed probably forever, by National
Bank Examiner Pepper. acting on be-
half of the comptroller of the cur
rency. Later a warrant was issued
for the arrest of George w. Coleman,
the young bookkeeper of the bank.
Three dead, three lying at the point
of death in hospitals and more than
q thousand persons injured is the toll
exacted by the reign Of lawlessness
which has existed in this city for four
days as the result of the street car
strike at Philadelphia.
The Justices of the supreme court
of Illinois, at meeting In Chicago, is
sued an order directing that all fur
Their proceedings in the Joyce case,
which resulted In the parole law OF
1899 being declared invalid, be stayed
until the April term of court.
Charles Smith, painter In desper-
ate straits, told New York physicians
he was so hungry that he allowed
himself to be knocked down and run
over to get the price of meal. A
woman whose buggy ran over him
gave him five dollars.
"IIl get you" shouted Bowman B..
Seybert, aged 80, as he sat dreaming
in a chair in Butler (Pa.) livery sta
BILE. He then began shooting and
awoke to find himself seriously
wounded.
School states and sponges have
been barred by McKeesport (Pa.)
health officials, who declare them to
be germ breeders In scarlet fever,
upon which they are waging fight.
A Japanese, supposed to have been
bent on the assassination Of some high
official, was killed at Annoy, China, by
the accidental ignition of high explo-
sive in his clothing.
The mob. the bomb and the torch
held command of the street car strike
situation at Philadelphia Martial law
was declared in some parts OF the
city, but the rioters made a farce OF
1t. They stripped the uniforms from
the backs of the State Fencibles. the
one military organization that was
called out, and threw coats, hats and
rifles into the sewers. All over town
there was rioting and stoning OF cars
and there we're several burnings and
one bad case of dynamiting.
The last OF Senator Conger's EVIL
dence in support Of his charge that
Senator lothian p. Aids demanded
and received $1,000 nine years ago.
for protecting" the bridge companies
against hostile legislation. was laid
before the senate. Conger's attorneys
announced that they rested their
case.
IF was permitted to do so. ! would
undertake to run the government of
the United States for $300,000.0OO a
year less than II now costs" This
was the declaration Of Senator Nelson
w. Aldrich in a speech In the senate
In which he indicted the government
on the charge of extravaganza.
President Taft was cheered by coo
police lieutenants of New York. whose
guest he was at their annual banquet
at the Waldorf-Astoria. The presi.
dent had previously delivered an ad
dress before the Society Of the Gin.
cinnati OF the state Of New Jersey
an aristocratic affair held at the Hotel
Plaza.
Adolph Wolgast is lightweight
champion of the world. After a Cruel.
ling battle at Point Richmond. $4,000
fight fans saw Battling Nelson's col.
ors lowered. After 40 rounds of the
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