The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-01-01

natl to six months At hard labor IN
the state penitentiary, exclaimed:
I'm free for the FIRST time In ten
years"
Reaflirming his complete confidence
In DR.. Cook, Rear Admiral w. g.
schley, retired. called publicly upon
Commander Peary to submit his proofs
that he reached the north pole to
some scientific body other than the
National Geographic society
Gen. Estrada's victory at Rama 10
complete. The Zelayan forces have
been practically annihilated. Those
not killed, wounded or captured are
cut of from retreat. Six hundred are
dead on both sides. the government
loss being by far the heaviest. Four
teen surgeons and assistants landed
from the United States cruisers Ia
coma and Des Moines at the order OF
Commander Shipley and cared for the
wounded In improvised hospitals at
Bluefields, Nicaragua. Among the
prisoners Is Gen. Gonzales, one OF
Zelaya's two leaders. who was in COM
mand Of the forces at Rama. Gen.
Estrada considers that the victory
practically ends the war, as nothing
now stands between him and Managua.
| st. Paul passenger train No. 43,
running north at 35 miles an hour.
spread the rails one-half mile east OF
Good Thunder, Mimi, near Mankato.
and plunged into the ditch. Forty
passengers we're hurt, none fatally.
William Murray, miner 35 years
old, shot and killed Ebert Cole. Mrs.
Murray and the lattter's mother, at
Pittsburg, KY, a mining village. and
then turning the weapon upon him
self, blew his brains out. Family es-
arrangements was the cause for the
crime.
| A remarkable series of political as
] sassinations of personages high In Of
fee is reported from widely separate
| points throughout the world. In
Seoul, Korea, the prime minister OF
the Korean cabinet was stabbed to
death as an apparent result Of the in
tense feeling in Korea against Jap
anese influence at st. Petersburg. the
! chief of the secret police Col Karpoff,
was blown to pieces by the explosion
of a bomb. supposedly thrown by an
anarchist. At Bombay, British In
dia, the chief magistrate Of Mask,
Arthur M. T. Jackson, was assassinat-
ed by native, for revenge, and pre-
sumably as a part of the seditious
movement against British official au
| thority In each of the countries, the
| governing authority is measured by
a dangerous element directed against
the existing regime.
Rather than face her six children
or the. money to buy them, Mrs Sarah
Ennis Of Philadelphia went into her
kitchen and turned on the gas. She
was found several hours later, but
too late to save her life.
Several beautifully designed bronze
tablets commemorative of the earth
quake disaster and the assistance rem
dered the sufferers by America will
be presented by the Italian naval
league to American Consul CROWN.
shield December %. the anniversary
Of the great quake in southern Italy
The heaviest snowstorms known In
the history of Arizona have tied vi
freight traffic on the Santa Fe lines In
the northern part of the territory and
have seriously interfered with the
movement Of trains on the Southern
Pacific farther south. Passenger
trains are being operated with diff
Guilty.
President Taft is receiving a large
number of invitations to attend Lin
coin and Washington birthday cele
brations A committee of Masons
from the Alexandria-Was Washington blue
lodge, to which George Washington
belonged, invited the president to at
tend notable Masonic celebration in
Alexandria, Va, where an undertake
ing to build a great memorial to
Washington as a Mason will be
launched.
w. J. Dyson, night operator at Red
water, Ontario, station on the
Temiskaming & Northern Ontario
railway, was murdered. A man en-
tered the station and became bolster
GUS and Dyson was trying to eject
him when another man rushed in and
struck Dyson with club. crushing
his head.
Sing Toy is dead at Chicago of q
bullet wound as the result of the wal
between members of the so-called
Hep Sing tong and the On Leone
tong, rival Chinese secret society.
A countrywide Sleeper trunk
smuggling conspiracy, through which
more than 100000 worth OF import.
ed finery was struggled into this coun-
try. was brought to light when Mrs
Mae X. Weber, known as Nine. Whit.
ney, and Mrs. Kathyn Schwarz, fash.
ionable dressmakers. were arrested by
government officers at their establish.
ment In Chicago. charged with having
benefited to the extent Of over 5000. 900
worth Of Partisan gowns and laces
through the system.
Several persons we're injured, some
seriously, In a wreck OF a Chicago
bound Illinois Central passenger train
and freight on the Freeport division
| of the road. The passenger train ran