The daily sentinel., 1899-03-03

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Friday night there will be a grand
pow WOW, not among the men, but
among the women Of Unaweep tribe.
All the gay decorations OF the wigwamf
will bs brought into use to make the
Armory look attractiv- and the Daugh-
tors Of Pocahontas will show the pale
faces how dance should be conducted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams, who left
this city Tuesday for Denver, have tele-
graphed friends in this city that they
are bloekaded at Wolcott, on the broad
guage OF the Rio Grande above the can
on of the Grand river. They cannot go
east or west.
A small sized blizzard struck the city
this morning abont eight o'clock. Very
heavy black clouds hung along the hori-
zon in the north about half an hour and
then the snow and wind came with q
whirl. 1t was over in a few minutes
and the sun came out warm and beauti-
full.
Two trains OF six cars each were
made up here this morning and left
shortly before noon for the east. The
officials of the Rio Grande in this city
received telegram from Superintend-
ent Ridgway saying that tho road was
clear at that time and to hurry forward
those who were here.
The very best time Of the season is
promised tonight at the ball OF the
Daughters of Pocahontas. You can
have all the fun you want and some to
spare. Don't stay away because the
weather is not quite as propitious as it
usually is, when the weather is bad out
side, it is always more enjoyable on the
inside.
The Sentinel calls attention to its long
list OF professional cards to be found on
the third page OF the paper. B sides the
professional cards, nearly ever! lodge in
the city is represented in a card and
there will be more OF the latter. Some
Of the lodges have not taken action upon
the proposition to print card in this
paper and they will give their desision
in few days. When outside readers
of this paper and the readers OF the
many papers that are sent in response
to cards are read, they can see at once
that their lodges are represented in this
city and it acts as an inducement for
many a man to make his homo among
u.s.
A royal edict has been issued from the
lodge Of the great medicine man OF the
Unaweeps, commanding all Red Men
and all their pale face brethern to meet
at the Armory in this city Friday night
to do honor to the festival OF the wan
ing Of the moon" It will be tho grand
est event that the tribe has celebrated
since the Red Men themselves, faced
their pale face brethren, In the PARK
opera house few months ago. II you
are not included on the list Of special
guests, go purchase the price Of the ad-
mittance bark and be wild man Of the
forest for one night, in association with
tho beautiful daughters Of the great
Pocahontas.
William TenEyek has received an
other letter from his soldier friend al
Manila, G. G. Thorgood, Co. E Fi,st
California volunteers. He still hai
much to say regarding the treatment o.
the soldiers. He says that several com
panies, four in number, wore placed or
an old freight boat to 60 to lilo Ilo ant
the boat only had room enough to &C
comodate two Of tho companies. That OF
account Of some delay they were com
PEELED to lay in the overcrowded boaf
for period Of seven days, with tho sur
beating down upon them. They wer'
furnished with nothing to sleep on anc
he says that they laid on deck and IL
the hold with the cattle. II anyone hal
any doubts Of the letter being sent T.
Mr.. Ten Eyck he seys he will glad t.
lot them read the letter.
A08 f.seE..1e go