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The daily sentinel., 1899-05-27
GLENWOOD SPRINGS ENTHUSIASTIC
The Little City on the Grand Will
E.rte1I q Cordial Welcome
to the Hero of
Santiago.
Special to The SENTINEL.

Special to The SENTINEL.
Glenwcod Springs, May 27.-Admiral
Schley will pass through Grand juno
ton tonight on regular No. l, on sched-
ule time (The schedule time of No. /
is 11:28p p. n.y.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-27

What you want-When you borrow
money you should be careful how
you 90 about it. If you come to us
we will give you what you need able
and the charge will be reasonable
and right. OF ourse we must have
surety for our client and must have
interest for the loan, but we con-
duct the matter clearly and satis-
factorily and you'll be pleased with
the transaction from start to finish
Even, the repayment will be pleas
ure by our plan
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-27
STAR BAKERY

Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
daily. Orders for Parties,
Banquets, Weddings, etc.
filled promptly.
Main Street, between sd and 4th
MANN 4 GOETTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
GRAND HIGH PRIEST.
FRED. GREENWOOD TO PRESIDE
OVER THE GRAND CHAPTER.
H. WAS ELECTED LAST EVENING.
Other Royal Arch Officers 'hose"
and District Deputies Appointed
mr.. Grand Commandery to Hold
IL. Animal ConcIave To-Day.


The ninety-second grand annual con-
vocation OF the Most Excellent Graho
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons was
brought to a close last night. The oody
had been sitting at the Masonic Temple
for two days and much business OF I'M
portanoe to the craft was disposed OF.
The principal business yesterday was
the election Of officers. Grand High
Priest Thomas Edward Schwartz. OF
Luray. retired. and Most Excellent Fred.
Greenwood, Of Norfolk, was chosen
Grand High Priest to succeed him. Otner
officers elected were: r. i. James E. Al
exander, of Alexandria, Grand King; II.
T.. w. J. Hubbard, Of Lynchburg Grand
Sribe; NJ. i. George w. Poe, OF Rich-
mond. Grand Treasurer; r.. f. James
-. Blanks, of Petersburg, Grand secre-
tary. -, 1.,...
The Most Excellent Grand High Priest
appointed the following officers Excel
lent ]. V. Bidgood, Grand captain Oh the
Host; Excellent I'D. S. Conrad GTano
Principal Sojourner; Excellent SOL H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
ROBERTS NOT TO RESIGN.
Alleged Bignmist Says He VIII
Fight 10 the End.

NEW YORK, November l5.-Congress-
man b. II. Roberts, Of Utah, who is at
present in this city, to-day denied the
report that he intended TO resign his
seat shortly after Congress meets, in pur-
suance Of the wishes Of the elders of the
Mormon Church.
Il have seen many such stories since
| came East" said Mr.. Roberts, but
there is absolutely 10 truth in them, and
absolutely no basis for the statement 1
will say as emphatically as / can say II
that / do not intend 10 resign, and never
have had any such intention since my
election. 1 was fairly elected. and propose
to fight il out 10 the end, with all the
vigOr at my command. Those who know
me are aware of this intention on my
part, and will not credit these reports,
no matter in what terms they may be
couched.
Il have also heard it said. and have
seen i'm print, that the presence of many
Mormons of influence in New York at
the present time Is FOR the purpose of
inducing me 10 resign my seat and so
back TO Utah AS q matter OF fact, there
never has been a suggestion made from
any Mormon elder or Mormon of infiu-
ence that l should resign.
1.-THE Mormon Church has no more 10
do with politics than the Episcopal
Church or the Roman Catholic Church.
1t Is not in politics. ! was elected on
purely political lines, and will go 10 Con-
gress absolutely free OF this so-called
church influence over me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
CONTEST OF THE PLANT WILL.
Executor Harrison on the Subject
Mrs. Plant Dissatisfied.


NEW YORK, November l6-Judge
Lynde Harrison Of New Haven, executor
Of the will OF Henry b. Plant, the rail-
way and steamship man who died in this
city on June sd last, was in the city to-
day on business connected with the Plant
Investment Company. When he was ask
ed about the likelihood Of a contest OF
the will of Henry b. Plant by the widow
who receives an annual allowance OF So
900 by the terms Of the will, he said that
Mrs. Plant "a dissatisfied with tho provi-
sions made for her in the Will, and has
retained counsel
mo complaint has been received by the
executor from any source In relatloh 10
tho matter, and | must decline to say
anything more with reference 10 the SUI
iect," said Judge Harrison
II is said by friends of Mrs. Plant who
live here that tho trustees OF the Plant
Investment Company are In FAVOR OF
making her a larger allowance, rather
than risk a suit, which would DO likely TO
bring the affairs OF the Plant Investment
Company too prominently before tho pup
lie.
While they profess TO have no fear or
publicity. still it is said to be against
their policy to have the analrs OF the
company exploited. Mrs. Plants friends
assert that the estate left by Mr.. Plant
amounts to <l0Oo0,Oo0 or N2oO,Vo, ana
that IL Is unreasonable TO expect that she
would be satisfied with the allowance
made her in the Will.
Mrs. Plants attorneys refused TO say
anything about a possible contest OF the
will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
p,oopY SHOOTING AFFRAy.
ou,come of south Cnrolin"s Dispe"-
..rv WrapgIe-Five Men Hurt.

COLUMBIA. S. c., November b.-As
res,,It of the recent factional differences
IN the state Board Of Liquor Control,
there was last night bloody shooting az
frav NJ Sellers. a railway station in Ma
rion county. near the home Of j. Dudley
Hazelden. ex-chairman and now mem
Der of the State Board. There was
general fusillade, pistols, a Winchester.
and a shotgun being brought into play.
AS a result, Ben Sellers Is perhaps NOR
tally wounded I'm the abdomen, and MS
father. John c. Sellers, is seriously hurt,
with n Winchester bullet in his shoulder.
Hazelden has a ball in his leg, his
brother, Luther NJ. Hazelden, late adJu-
tant of South Carolina Volunteers, IS
slightly wounded in the side, and their
brother-in-law. DR.. w. A. Edwards, Tor
merly State Inspector Of Dispensaries, is
sprinkled with birdshot ]. Aubrey Evans,
q former wholesale liquor salesman, ana
a cousin Of Hazeden's. was unhurt.
Yesterday morning Hazelden taxed Ben
Sellers with being the author of letter
charging Hazeden with official and per-
sonal impropriety in receiving whiskey IN
quantities from wholesale houses and
using IT in a questionable manner. This
letter had been published in connection
with other bitter articles In the recent
dispensary wrangle. There were hot
words. but there was no fight. yesterday
Late last night Hazelden and his three
friends were driving through Sellers Sta
ton. when they met Ben Sellers. lntor-
nation is meagre. and it is not known
who precipitated the difficulty but Ben
Sellers was shot, and his father ran TO
his rescue. The other three parties were
with Hazelden in buggies.
As yet no fatalities have resulted. Ha-
zelden was unable TO attend meeting OF
the State Board to-day, called for the
purpose Of giving a hearing 10 Commits
sioner Douthit, discharged without a
hearing by the Hazeden, or majority fac
ton of the board The courts ordered him
TO have a hearing by the board.
The discharge of Douthit and his clerk,
ID. A. G.. QUITS, as the result Of bitter
feeling in the board. led to long and scan
dalous controversies I'm the press between
QUITS and Hazelden, which indirectly
caused the bloody affair of yesterday
The people Of South Carolina are great
" perplexed over the dispensary pro-
blem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
THE KENTUCKY SITUATION.
Renewed Confidence Mt GOebei
Headuunrters-TOne Reversed.

FRANKFORT, KY. November bit
is conceded here that the Kentucky cleo
ton will remain in a tangle until the
meeting of the State Election Commls-
sioners. the date of which has not been
set. but which will occur In the last week
of this month. The County Election Com
missioners in Knox county, who certified
to the vote in that county, viii file sup
Elementary statement with the state
Board, stating that fraud and intimlda-
ton were practiced by the Republicans IN
every precinct, and that the County COM
missioners were oYerawed ana forced by
a mob Of drunken men 70 certify the
vote. and will conclude by recommending
that the entire vote be thrown out Cen
eral Taylor received 1893 majority IN Knox
county.
There is renewed confidence around the
Goebel headquarters tonight, probably as
a result of the decision of the Court OF
Appeals to-day dealing an unexpected
blow 70 the Republicans by a ruling which
practically decides adversely in advance
the mancamus suits filed by Taylor's at
torneys in several counties 10 compel the
county election commissioners 20 certify
the vote.
CHANGES IN LOUISVILLE.
1t is probable now that the Jefferson
board. which includes Louisville Will pro-
coed 10 throw out several precincts in that
city. contested on grounds OF fraud, espe-
cially where the State militia were pres
ent or near the polls on election-day.
1t is claimed here tonight that Tay-
lor's 200 plurality in the city OF Louis
Vile may now be almost wiped out.
TONEY GIVEN PAUSE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November ID
Judge Sterling b. Toney, whose manda-
mus. issued on election-day, for the adj
mission Of Honest Election League in
spectors TO polling places. caused the
principal excitement OF that day, was to-
day restrained by the Appellate Court
at Frankfort from taking any further
action IN the contempt cases growing out
OF the order. Yesterday thlrty-i1ve ale
legged violators of Judge TOney's order
were bound over by him I'm the sum OF
500 each To day he was proceeding with
the cases. and had sentenced one Prison
er TO thirty hours in Jail, when tho order
of tho Appellat. Court was received.
Goebel gained ffty-two votes this ar
ternoon on the official count Of the re-
turns from the city. II was in the first
precinct OF the Eighth Ward. Aside from
this there was no change anywhere IN
tho State to-day.
1t Is thought tho canvassing OF the JEFF
ferson county votes will be completed IN
few days. Then the whole question
will be put before the State Board. which
will meet at Frankfort some time between
now and December 4th.
PLURALITY OF ONE VOTE.
one vote is tho plurality credited 10
Goebel in the whole state by the Courier
Journal in its table Of election returns
counted up to a late hour last night
This table includes a gain Of l33 votes In
Harrison county, where the county COM
missioners threw out two Taylor pre-
cincts.
Tho Commercials figures show no
change since yesterday. Taylor being still
given a plurality of 3,l3L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. c. A. Blanton has returned to this
CITY.
Mrs. S. D. Drewry, Of "Mineola." was
in the city yesterday.
Colonel r. L. Boykin. Of Isle Of Wight,
was at the Capitol yesterday.
Captain George p. Shackelford left yes
terday morning for Washington
Judge J. NJ. Quarles. member OF Congress
from the Tenth Virginia District, is al
Murphys.
Mr. A. r. Mayo who has been in bust
ness in New York, is visiting his father
ia this city.
The Executive Committee and Finance
Committee Of the civic carnival Will both
meet next week.
Major Charles Z. Snodgrass. who has
been quite unwel for several days is
somewhat improved.
Old Dominion Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, will confer second and third
rank on next Monday evening.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington TO Mr.. Wiley G. Gill and Miss
Martha Lee Trent, both Of this city.
Captain Richard l.. Frayser, who is very
nl at his residence, No. Sl3 east Marshall
street, was somewhat improved yesterday.
Mr.. c. L. Raw. of this city, has been
illness Of his mother, who is suffering
from paralysis.
Policeman Murray has been detained
at his home for day or two past by The
severe illness of his wife, but she was
better last night
Superintendent J. X. RUSSELL Of the
Henrico public schools, VINO has been
sick at his home. in Narina, was some
what improved yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Turner. formerly Of Rich
mond. but for the last five years manager
of H. w. Rountree & Brothers Atlanta
branch, is in the city for few days.
Dr. John w. southall, Superintendent
of public Instruction went TO Peters
burg yesterday 20 attend a meeting Of
the Board of Visitors OF the Colored
Normal College
Mr.. John Poe, Jr., formerly with Mill
hiser q Co. this city, has accepted a
fne position with the wholesale firm Of
Harvey & EllersOn. New York, and Will
make his home there.
MIR. ]. Edward Martin, formerly mgn.
clerk at the jefferson, but NOW Of New
York, is in the city, en- route 10 West
Palm Beach, Florida, where he VIII re-
main during the winter season.
MIR. James =. Harrison and wife, oil
Danville. are in the city en- route home
from Westover. Mr.. Harrison hes a case
i'm the Supreme Court. Judge bergman
Green and Mr. l.. G. Berkely, Jl., are
other prominent lawyers Of lanVlle III
attendance upon the Supreme court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
MOST EXCELLENT +. GREENWOOD,
(Newly-Elected Grand High Priest)

Bloomberg. Grand Royal Arch Captain;
Excellent $ W. Thompson, of Culpeper
Grand Master of the Third Veil; Excel
lent James O'Keeffe, Of TazeWell. Grand
Master Of the Second Veil; Excellent X.
n. Ferguson. Of Bristol, Grand Master
of the First Veil: Rev. c. n. Van Houten,
Of Manchester. Grand Chaplain; Com
panion j. A. Cosby, Grand Marshal; Com
panion W @. Wilkinson, Grand Tier;
Excellent f. c. Ebel, Deputy Grand Urea
surer; Excellent c. A. Nesbitt, Deputy
Grand Secretary.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
The following appointments OF District
Deputy Grand High Priests were an
nounced:
District No. IL. E. Alexander. Of Alex
andria.
District No. 2-E. L. Guy Of Norfolk
District No. 3-John r. Charlton. Of
Richmond.
District No. 4-Thomas f. Knock. Of
Petersburg.
District no. 5-w. J. Hubbard, of Lynch
burg
District No. ED. s. Conrad of Harri-
sonburg
District No. S-R. NJ. Ferguson, Of
Bristol.
DlSlilCL NO. j dllltS - httlltt VI = alg-
well.
District No. 1O-Jacob Baumgardner, Of
stanton.
The new officers placed In line last
night were Excellents James O'Keefe
and r. NJ. Ferguson.
Grand Commnndery To-day.
The seventy-seventh annual conclave Of
tho Right Eminent Grand Commandery
Of Knights Templar will convene IN the
Masonic Temple this morning at 10
o'clock, and Will continue in session
throughout the day and evening. The
first business will be 10 receive the re
port of the Grand Commander. which
will DO referred TO the special committee
for action and report.
Nery-Eminont Sir Lee S. Smith, Of
Pttshure. Pa, Grand Standard-Bearer Of
the Grand Encampment Of the United
States. is here TO inspect the Grand Com
mandery OF Virginia, az tho special rep
rcsentative Of the Grand Commander OF
tho encampment Of the United States.
Eminent Sir Jacob Kirkner, representa-
tive Of the Grand Commandery OF Vir-
ginia. near the Grand COmmandery Of
New Jersey, together with the Grand
Commander Of New Jersey. will arrive
here this morning to pay an official visit
ia the Virginia Commandery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
NO MoLINEUx JUROR YET.
Judge Condemns Efforts of Lawyers
10 Confuse TaIesmen.


NEW YORK, November 15.-The trial
OF Roland b. Molineux. charged with the
death of Mrs Katherine j. Adams, was
continued before Recorder Goh. in the
Court Of General Sessions. to-day Ell
forts were directed toward securing a
Jury, but Notwithstanding the fact that
forty-six talesmen were examined, not
one juryman was chosen.
Barlow s. Weeks. counsel for the de-
fence. or one of his assistants, closely
questioned each OF the talesmen. asking
for definitions OF terms and propOunding
hypothetical questions, until Recorder
Cot severely condemned the practice, or
any attempt whatever 10 confuse citizens
summoned for jury duty
Tho defence used its pre-emptory chal-
lenge late in the afternoon, after Louis
Jacobs had apparently passed a search
Ing examination. The defence used Sc
cond pre-emptory challenge, refusing TO
accept as a juror Richard L. Trefurth, a
former steward OF the New York Club,
after the State had announced It's willing
ness to have him sit in tho jury-box.
OF those who failed to qualify seven
objected to the death penalty, about the
same number declared their unwlllngness
TO convict on circumstantial evidence
half a score were unable TO define the
meaning OF terms submitted by the coun-
sci, five had an insufficient knowledge OF
the English language. and the others,
except those peremptorily challenged.
were excused on various grounds OF gene
raj consent, iIl-health, and old age.
The case will be continued tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
Watch Your Children.

Success and happiness in life depend
upon healthy childhood. If your child
becomes lisuess and irritable II means
something. Ii Is intelligent medical
treatment and not punishment that Is
needed. II your child is pale and petu-
lent, If II does not grow as IL ought,
consult DR.. Greene. the eminent special
list in chronic disease who Is known
throughout the world as the discoverer
OF DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, the best child's nerve remedy
In existence. Cali on DR.. Greene, al his
Office. 80 west Fourteenth street New
York city. or write him a letter. as may
best suit your convenience. Dr. Greene
makes no charge whatever for such con-
sultation. and his advice is free. Just
think OF getting the benefit OF twenty
five years OF medical experience and
knowledge without paying a cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
sister Blanche Died In New Orleans

A letter received here yesterday an
ncunced the death in New orleans on
Thuredav last of Sister Blanche. formerly
Good Mother at the Little Sisters OF the
Poor. in this city.
she came from France 10 this country
I'm 1874, accompanied by the present Sfood
Wcfter of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Ter name before her conservation was
Mile. Salina DOublier. 49,.
Sister Blanche went to France in lNS
10 make final vows. after which she was
sent to New Orleans, where she was Inc
Good Mother at It. Mary's House.
Sister Blanche was woman OF many
GOOD works and was beloved by al VINO
knew her. When she was first taken III
She said she knew she would never re
cover. The letter received did not state
ihe cause Of her death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
FIENDIsH CHINESE BANDITS.
XIII n BOY and Send body tn Father
in Brine.

YOKOHAMA, November 8. via VlCTO-
RIA, y. c., November l5.-An event which
speaks for itself Of the lawless state OF
the country bordering on and beyond the
new territory. Kowloon, China, took place
quite recently. A gang OF desperadoes
kidnapped a lad Of years. with view
10 holding him for ransom. a message
was sent TO the father demanding or him
a ransom somewhat beyond his means,
and consequently the father could not pay
II.
The captors, believing that he was S9ie
70 raise the money n be wished, again
sent 10 him, threatening that II the money
was not sent within a specified time. the
boy would be returned 10 him In pickle.
The money not being sent, they actually
put their threat into effect. the dead BODY
Of the lad being returned To the father IN
a Jar OF brine. The perpetrators OF the
crime are still al large. and apparently
the Chinese authorities are licking no
effort 10 arrest them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
rnn vAMoosE vINDICATED.
Her Action on the Occasion Of me
Yacht Races Justified.

Yacht Races Justified.
NEW YORK. November 15.-ulr.ns inc
progress OF the recent yacht races mo
steam yacht Vamoose. under charter ana
in tho service Of the Associated Press a3
a dispatch-boat. was arrested hy L.l-
tenant-Commander J. C.. Fremont who
was in charge OF the notilla ORE torpedo
boats under supreme command of Captain
Robley D. Evans.
The arrest of the VamOOse was mace
despite the fact that She was s
astern Of the yacht Columbia, which "a
making tho course alone, because .-
Shamrock had carried away hcf
mast. and after the Namoc had
tanned permission 20 approach the t
mittee-boat 20 get the Official time 81 --
turning-mark
The VamoOse was taken by Comma
Fremont 20 the Manning captain Eva
flagship. and I'm the face OK protests l.i
explanation that permission had t
given, tho Associated Press was denuf.'
OF the use OF IT'S swiftest Dispatch.
tho Vamoose being sent 10 the city M
command OF a revenue officer She WIS
released Immediately after She r.aeh.-
the city by the authorities here. bit
charges were preferred against captain
Theodore Hebron. master or on" '-
moose, and hearing was had ON NoF,-
Der 7th before the local Board ci 3i.
Vessel Inspectors. Lieutenant l. y. '''i.'.
OF the torpedo-boat Porter. who gave ,l'
Vamoose permission 10 20 asten ot
! committeo-boat. testified that he saw, ."
permission, and subsequently so aAFi,
Commander Fremont and that ODD ~
| judgment nothing therefore could bi "-''
against the Nam0Osc.
Commander Fremont was present "s
| witness against Captain Hebron. l-
| spectors Pitrie and Barrett carefully c'n-
sidered tho case after the hearing. Hh'
have notified Captain Hebron that %"
| tho evidence thoy hive dismissed ne ll.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
rns Matinee Cir, In Evidence.

Tho matinee girl was much in evidence
ternOon, and when MIR. otis skinner left
the Theatre there was a large crowd OF
them waiting TO catch a glimpse OF him.
He ram the gauntlet or half hundred
bright eyes but this was not all for az
no passed there was chorus Of On'sl
and Abs!
Mr.. skinner was not fattered. and to
a Dispatch writer, he declared that the
IS the only city where the girls affect the
hiago entrance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
JUDGE sIMoNTON TO SIT.
He VIII Hear the Telephone Case
for Judge Con.

City-Attorney Pollard received a tele-
gram from Judge Gon yesterday in re-
Spouse TO a letter, telling him to see
Judge Simonton, who will sit for Judge
Cor and hear argument in the telephone
case.
Mr. Pollard saw Judge Simonton. VINO
has promised TO hear the argument as
soon as the press of work IN the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals Is over,
few DAYS and the City Attorney will
make am effort To have the Injunction
dissolved. Messrs Stiles and Holiday
VIII appear for the telephone company.