The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-11-12


from his homo at Marietta and placed
In an Atlanta (0a.) sanitarium.
A citizen Of Fullerton. Cal. has sent
ten cents to the postofice department
at Washington, with . letter In which
he explains that he used several
stamps which had been used but not
Cancelled. He added that he was try
ing to live right.
Herbert Jackson, q negro OF Athens.
Ga. showed two pieces Of his skull to
a Judge when Ed. Dimson, the alleged
assailant Of the complainant. was
called to trial. Jackson said Dimson
struck him on the head.
Highwaymen shot and killed J. e.
Roberts. q real estate man, near
Salem, Ore. and robbed him of $1,000.
with which he was on the way to pay
a note.
To inspect immigration stations at
Honolulu and points on the way,
Daniel j. Keefe, commissioner general
OF immigration, left Washington on a
tour that will require two and . half
months.
A legal battle for the 100000 es-
tate OF Gen. Thomas T. Eckert of
West End. N. j.. for long time pres
ident of the Western Union Telegraph
company. Is to be fought by one of
his sons. Clendennin Eckert. and the
generals brother. William Eckert.
Robbers blew open the safe In the
Farmers and Traders bank at Ban
croft, Iowa, and escaped with $4,000.
Burglars dynamited the safe OF the
Merchants and Farmers bank at Hill
lizards, O., and escaped with $4,000.
Standing on frail platform 235
feet In the air Rt. Rev. Nicholas G.
Matt. bishop Of the diocese Of Col
orado, sealed and blessed the capstone
of spire OF the new Roman Catho-
lie Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton at Denver.
A true bill. naming Attorney Charles
e. Erbstein as defendant. was re-
turned by the October grand jury at
Chicago, as a result of the alleged
confession Of Grant McCutcheon. a
Juror in the second trial Of Lee O'Neil
Browne. that he had been paid money
by Erbstein after having voted for
the acquittal of Browne. Erbstein fur
nished $4,000 bond.
The overthrow of Portugals mon
archy may result in q military revo-
| luton within the new government.
| The Second and Fifth regiments have
| addressed round robin to Provision
al President Braga threatening to re-
bel II they are not granted the prom
Used pensions and promotions for
helping to depose King Manuel.
After passing Newton Station, Mont,
the engine of Northern Pacific train
exploded, killing Fireman owen Jones,
fatally injuring Engineer Ben Wilson
and scalding John Pollard and John
Peterson. who we're stealing ride.
For violation Of the United States
peonage laws. ]. A. Johnson, wealthy
planter of Jackson, Miss, paid a fine
OF $1,000 in the federal court at
Shreveport.
| Wild scenes attended by the killing
of an unknown man at Roman. Mont,
and wounding OF another, marked the
scramble for unclaimed lands at the
opening of Flathead Indian reserva-
ton.
Women and girls played the leading
| roles in the most exciting incidents
of the garment workers strike at Chi
cago. The whole program of a strik-
er's activity was gone through with,
from picket duty to assaulting police
men and hurting missiles. Rioting
continued in the vicinity Of the shops
of the larger clothing firms and even
some Of the smaller establishments
were sought out by the strikers.
Two men were blown to fragments
with pieces clinging to the mine rocks
for distance Of forty feet and two
others were decapitated by a terrific
explosion in the Leonard copper mine
at Butte, Mont.
As a result of the cold spring and
subsequent months Of drought, short
olive crop is expected in Spain this
year, according to report from the
Spanish bureau of agriculture, re-
ceived at Washington. d. c.
An armed body of men Is in pursuit
of two Mexicans who kidnapped Grace
Rolph. sixteen years old. from q
ranch near Chicoy, Tamolipas. The
girl is the daughter Of DIR. B. M. Rolph
Of Pender, Neb.
Martin O'Malley, a well-to-do farmer
near Lesueur, Mimi, was found guilty
of the murder of his two stepdaugh
tiers, Frances, aged Ave, and Mary
Bergel, aged three years. O'Malley
was sentenced to be hanged.
Preparations are being made II
New York for countrywide strike
of express drivers and helpers. AL
drivers and helpers on the various ex
press companies In Brooklyn not al
ready affected by the strike which ha,
tied up the express business in Man
haitian and Jersey City. 1t was an
nounced. will be called out by tn,
International Brotherhood of Team
sters.
Halloween pranks resulted In the
death of two youthful celebrants II
New York city. A third child wal