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The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
"Nathan Hale"

"Nathan Hale is a play that
is considered by many to be Clyde
Fitch's best work, and when it is
recalled that this author has writ
ten "Beau Brummer' and Bar
bara Frietchie," "Nathan Hale"
must indeed be great play to
deserve this praise.
1t must be regarded as a repre-
sentative American play, dealing
rs it does with a theme essentially
American.
Its central character, that of the
young patriot spy, whose one re-
gret was that he had but one life
to lose for his country, must stir
the patriotism of the most slug
gish. The characters are nearly
all historical and the atmosphere
of the revolutionary times is fully
preserved.
1t is play of intense situations
and ranges in its elements from
light, dainty comedy to intense,
tragic pathos.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
Administrators A Notice.

Estate of James X. Hughes, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of James R.
Hughes, late of the county of Mesa and
state of Colorado, deceased, hereby give.
notice that he will appear before the county
court of Mesa county. at the court house in
Grand Junction, at the March A. d. 1901
term, on the last Monday in April next, at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said est ate
are requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 25th day of March, A. d. 1901,
ALIEN. SEEGMILLER,
Administrator.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
The Light of the New Century.

The best light, the most economical
light. lhe light that is destined to fill
The demands OF this masses is the air
pressure gasoline limp. Our store is
lighted with il at cost OF two cents per
hour. Open every evening; call and tee
it and learn more of it.
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
Pueblo and Return SIS. 90.

On April 9th and 10th, on account of
the 22d Annual Encampment G. A. r.,
to be held at Pueblo April 10th to 18th.
the Colorado Midland will make a rate
OF one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale April 9th and 10th, good to return
April 18th. w r. Peck,
City Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
THE Thirteenth ALL RIGHT.

The Thirteenth general assemb>
ly, which has just adjourned, has
been the subject OF much adverse
critiaisnl. With how much justice
remains to be seen.
The Sentinel believes the Thir-
teenth assembly will pass into his
t,rv remembered for the great
good it has done. We believe its
work will strengthen the party re-
sponsible for its being-that its
labors will prove of greater practl'
cal value to the state at large than
any other Legislature that has p'e-
ceded it.
1t has grappled large matters
which have long demanded action
but have been ignored in the past
The revenue bill, TOR instance, was
a subject not to be- denied IN uc
plorab.e condition of the STATE S
affairs, the result OF repub ican ex>
travagance and corruption, hap
long needed the doctors care. The
revenue bill, while possibly l,me In
parts, is the product OF III. best
mind of III state, regardless OF
the political div'sion, and while not
ab 'o,utciy pcit ct, the bill will GERS
,ainly do much to relieve the great
financial strain and free Colorado
fro any fear Of re. ul'ating or
tant ustcy
Th Ru II bill hich brings the
departments t cuy AID county un>
Ger one TO and one set OF tfflc-
ial, and assures absolute home rule,
should be worth millions t. Den
yer and its ratification will assur-
cdly be great relief to 'he oth' r
counties OF the state. They are tired
of Denver's interminable squabbles
and will be more than glad to be
divorced from them.
There were many other excellent
measures OF much import passed,
which we have not time or space
to review. Tne OnsLubers iris
cation bill, allowing settlers to form
themselves into irrigation districts
and vote bonds, is OF significance
and value to this and adjoining
sections, and our representative,
Mr.. Ong, is deserving the hearty
appreciation of his constituents tor
his able efforts in bringing about
this desired legislation. Then the
employers liability bill, the union
Of the court OF appeals, with the
supreme court, Senator Bucklin's
Austra,asian land bill, which, good
or bad may have the chance Of
practical exploitation, the Gunnison
tunel bill and many other import
ant measures dealing in large prob>
lens, unite in making the work OF
the Thirteenth most notable. The
legislation in the matters of. news>
paper pub ica,ions will avoid cons
tentionS and slve money to the
taxpayers. and the publishers teel
that they have been splend'dly
treated by the members of the
thirteenth.
The Thirteenth general assembly
was all right, and time will prove
it so.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04

switzerland's President . Lawyer.
Ernest Brenner, the new president
of Switzerland, is only A years old
but he is one of the ablest interna-
tional lawl 80 in Europe. He is a
native of the Canton of Basle.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
Park at Mrs. Lincoln.. Grave.

Governor Mount of Indiana has re
ceived the deed to the tract of land
surrounding the grave of the mother
OF Lincoln. Work has been begun on
converting this land into public
park.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04

The Grand junction Town & Develop.
ment company have some fine residence
and basi ess lots for sale cheap on the
installment plan For further iuforma
ton see,
Ramey Brothers, Agents.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04

The steel for the new headgate has ar
rived and is now being put in place.
A. l.. Gourley has received the con-
tract to furnish the new addition to the
Grand hotel, consisting of twenty rooms
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
ARE BACK NUMBERS.

Most of the business
men who arecontent to sit
around in their stores and
wait until customers come
to buy goods are not
growing round shoulder
ed carrying cash receipts
to the bank. On the con,
trary they are genelly
wandering how they can
make 81 pay s. due cred-
itors. Such men might
change things if they
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

: -bastic"ok Grange, Newport. c"iii"rrr
tn. third ANA fourth degrees upon four
candidates at a recent meeting.
Fr-etown iran@y. South Newcastle, u
one Of Lincoln c"Intys i've oranges. Al
a recent meeting IL applications for mem
h.rship wcr" received
At regular meeting ii Eeadiielti
Grange. OCT. II. tw" candidates receiTei
the third and fourth degrees. Atter IN,
r"ltin- business the program con1istt"
Farmer Obtain Il More Ready Market
and Better Prices for the Products ~ the
Farm This topic was handled IN yer
abb. manner by Brother ". y. hl''i''-
followed by 4 general discussion
Y grange VA. organized last week -
North Newcastle with !" charter men,
hers. 1t will be known az Overs Vale!
Grange The following officers Vel
elected: T.. a. Woodbridge. master wa
ton Erskinc. overseer; MS. j. y Jones
SECRETARY: Rev &. II. Williams. lecturer
j. Is; Parsons chaplain. Nellie Champ
bell. treasurer. This i the ninth sranE'
organized in the county since JANUARY -
1891.
Riverside Grange. Brewer. he j its usual
meeting last Saturday night with "A Ia i
attendance of the members. ! ne que
ton was: What Kind Of Topics ar
Best for the Grange to Discuss, ASfL-
cultural or General? The weight Of
oruliou waS in favor al the former.
though it was admitted that muCh ptiio
fit is derived from the occaSlohdi hiStuE
sion of general question. The program
for the next meeting Is: Question. W.,
Prices OF Grain TO Kill off the fuiitt9
than TO Keep Them Through ne Nh
| ter" Mrs. Warren. Mrs. LevenSeiier
Mrs Gilmore and Mrs. Gilbert f'adlhS
Eertha French. synopsis Of som" doom
Bertha Hopkins: music.
Frcpport or IIarrdseeket Grange was 81
ganized in March Of me presen, year al,,
has steadily increased in strength an"
membership. until today its officers anH
friends feel it has come 10 stay ana 70 ~ ~
Of much benefit to all interested; u
present corps of officers are: "nrtn.
master. George Carney; oNerseer. .,
Griffin: lecturer. Mrs. j. I. TRIM
steward ID. l.. PettinSlil aSsis.dil'
steward, F'lorris Gould: chaplain - ,, ~
tus Pencil: gate keeper. .. o. MOI.
Mrs James Hall; lady assistant stewart
Mrs. F'lorris Could; Flora, MISS iiaIi
Pomona. Mrs Elizabeth Han; ceres, Nj. MI
Jennie Beck Regular meetings are ny
each Saturday evening. Th.rt ar
present abou, ~ members ana iilht NJ. ~,
"a Iccome members WITHIN " l'"
days.
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'ieNS ar" bcin" sent into In. H.,
"pScot river logging camps as r,st :.
men can be hired. and advance ono,...
lions have been fairly started 1, ,.o,,.
localities. Men are very scarce ho,,.
ana II VIII ID" late in the season
before all the camps can he surr,ia ,
'h It '"li complement Wages are
'"''iof h'shrr now than in 1900 AMI
~" l'flc" ~ provisions is also hiaha,.
n" amount of the cut To he. mad, a.,
i"h"hSr"t waters this winter il ul,,,,.
|" ID" as large as that OF last ,vin,a,.
u NOT larger. on II. krnn.h. "a.
"'i''""N Is satisfactory. the umh...
manufacturers on that river. hayiu.
received their logs in good Season mi.
<'ii. nave haI Il great tdyan,,m ,,...,
'ht manufacturers on the pan.h..,
anu INV. h"h" " good business. selling
practically every stick .av,d .,., .
'h@ good prices for thu lumb.r IN.
0''' 81 S'W logs carried over will To-.
''"'i' ;" 'hai There should be "a sooi
"G market next Year. ana under mi.
incentive the saw log cut sh,uld h.. -
't"St NJ I" the average. Tn. n,lln .,u-
Germs VIII cut rather more Than in I1n,
Wages on the l[cnncbc,. RAM. fran, :ou
!"f green hands Il $50 for tcamst.r.
ana mead choppers. In Aronstool
county logging operations viii H.. con
quoted on " larger seal" than last win
'"f' ana men ar, in demand AT rood
wages Operations generally through
out the county show an increase from
TT YER The price Of s,urlpagc il
steadily advancing in Aroostnok
county. rs in most other rur,s ~
Maine.
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LOCAL MATTERS

ne '""i crisp days which ar. with
~ "ei"re IN" coming of winter ara ~
ing taken advantage of bv tho h;
cycle riders. who are ye,,iny an I'LL
sport they can at the tinich
s'''.is season The nights are cool
iof riding and the fingers get numb MT
"mes. The market for second-b,nd
wheels Is getting overstocked now o.
many ric"rs d" not care to carry mai.
wheels over until next season. Son,o
So" wheel bargains can he picked IN
ana wheels watch are practically nav
70 az prices which arc regular ,.if,.
nowadays $40 wheel is worth ;,.
haif that amount within a dov III
purchaS. VI
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trating the projected attemnt n,
il'd nous" OF stuart To- recover ~, ~. N :
iora !ueehSberry bankruntc,.. =,
surprising, and II merely, serves ~" ="
iustrate IN" Inability Of british ,,a,. ~
the r'aln L" appreciate nj thn;r nrn,, ~
value the pitfalls and tho dannn, ra"Pe'
'nt y" liiianclal and industrial entc,nri.o
81 Wh''n III niue cases out of IL NIX. -,
derStahu our little. The nre.en, WI
'lueehshdry Is very Wen Know ~
Country, wher". however. he Is int;n;,o',o
less popular than was his erc.ntrit ts.i
NAM an" thoroughly manly father III
ptrSt"t marquis first cam. h,f,r. ~
puhli' III somewhat painful toshio,, ~ 80
~. y, 70 encounter with his faIh,r,n
fl'cao.iN. III which he cot J!s1irc,Ix - "a
w"fs! "i inc lraN. It was at m, rim, az
i'lt 'H'"r via" scandal ana the ticht
SrtM "U' "i the action of HE nraso,t
nhrpui' ~ publicly siding win Wna
:. . tS'it.H' nIS own father The present Oh
S.'o."~"tiH was at one time IN th. navy
ht''r on IN IN" army. and was nrnmin,nt
~ 'eth"ct"d with al thos. mininn nn,or
pIiSrS win which the name of Whittal,c,
NtiSht was associated, enternrisrs whi,'
ny "Neo poor Lord Duflerin and manv
ntntis n ruin. Lord Quetusbrrv wul
lih'WfSe Ill mat odd railroad accident here
"heh the Empire State Exnras. siinnnt
ihtn the Hudson river. N, n.,r,i91
AGAINST his fathers wishes the do InIi.,.
OF Clergyman.
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MAINE FARMING ITEMS.

William Russell of Hanover 81" :"
COW. last week for $50 ana he'
months-old calf for so. TINS y wy
kind of stock to keep.
j.. Y. Nickerson nf tast
WILL. has raised OF SINAI" P''N'
land J. bushels Of turnipS an
rots and on Is OF an N'>' -.
bushels of potatoes .
Of yellow corn meaSuteu
inches The family dlnen W
peas Sept. IS.
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, i, ~, I,l.-t If recent inventions
l.. ,rfrir,. -,tin. ,sc. ~ il might DE-
called. it j. an "voi'l c'pIn'' 4 n ki,-
rlat-i cnnpcr. about ~" ~" = NJ sh h,,ni
r.i,i, ,,.r Ear t,ee il j. tr"ttn So tina.
i,s c,.vt ,N'v Hrot'" zee H'H NV
~ ~. =, ,,,,t icr int" it, hcclu-
i;,,; ~ ';,h ,.,ttr spni's tho h,Vcra'c.
But if you hay" on" 9, ~, II II Ill
you may drop ii int" ,' ,.,,7,,,' t'', -, =, IN
few moments the litit'' - '"''" /" '''
desired ltmD,rltlIc-
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compare quality and prices and You
will be convinced that We are ahead
Of all.
See the pretty silk. and wool waists
in al the latest colorings. all prices.
Immense assortment of wrappers
Special bargains at .9c. and 3S, each.
The best $l.0o Kid Glove in the mar
ket fitted and warranted. Remember
we are headquarters for corsets an4
carry all the leading and most popular
makes.
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Monthly Regulator. has brcughsnAprineass 80
hundreds OF anxio women. Thefe y posi-
lively no other remedy known 70 medh;xa 81.
ence that will 90 quickly and iafety .dosne
irie, from aay cause rel ed At once. Spreess
guaranteed 1t any stage. No, tatn, danSer;
or interference with work: HAYS reiie,r KS,
hundreds Of cases where others bare 1ty LEI;
The most difficult cases eucceis!ulu Us AZ.
rvc.y il. stance. = risk what scAssr y g treat
hundreds ofla IiAs whom we nEversee WIG
Tor valuable particular and ftte ORNAMENTAL
advice. Aillettcrstrnthfullv sn \, .:, a.
r.ember this esgyndis,oS asa posi,ey
leaves no after IN eject upon the health.
I:y mail, securely sesled. ?s.@. ~ mons,
! .,trY. .bould lie resiAtered. Adiresl, nE.
NV .YNMONS CO., I'0TreneAs str Sestee'
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1t mas been arcidrd tia, ,.,d,- Sl.,,,...
'LfY i 70 take part in ~ ,..,'1...a,
ceremony Ill Westmii,stnr ,h,, .,'"nat non
SS Tho wife Of The prcni,r N',!i
realm, ~h. viii r.nl, 'tl ~ N"
confess. hninc 1crorl.d ' premiere
~ other wives .f .1r,s .t.hi. ,! XII "t'F
art in any court r..r.'',,i i.',> ever tIE"n
Junction as 4 pnnres. AZ '' ,,IH 'T "ilci"'
was the viii. ~ ~ Nh, 'iil. Sl''
81" elnned with the n,ri $780,, " ,'i'i, WI ?
rtI after h.viu. hAct ti,'. it''ii NIi' ma +
tlif grounds from her ijrst b,,.,''
lir.' thr completion nf in, DAMN, ~, ~
IRE. aud marriau, ir,,.d;.., ''. =
T;,uu preceded hv only :, f,,, =: 'i ~
uilA ot hor son lara I-n - IN
"~NtoSS has lived r,rt- ,,,,ic,I,
mtrrlage, mostly i, rL,. ,,E INC" ne
III ~ Mi"mpt to arcont,,,,,. iH iLtHlh:,
H'' S"t-tN. ana th. ,.nI,.., I''IS''l1''
I iLi wh'I bout sin ,no,u w :
;u'p OF chester called .,ttn7,,i - i
wore" court .lnts,aGa,',' ~ "tloU I" heT
ttS 10 the clergy III NJ d;N 1itlhI nr-
-, WIS Residing AZ IL. ,iH AZ "hlcli
y" admit hcr To tho ~; nm |" "eclin''
t,.,ion, she hecanu ,bn H"lN com
- - I" sympathy. ~ Il -" I
Mehty years hay. al,,,..,,,
,n,, . . nor Present hrvha,,d ,rh IN"
''.S tim'-ple.ttv or - MS l. a
me shortcomine ~ -, ~ "Hich !" Tor
Nv OF III" immansa W. 'n' lntst-.tnd in
,SfH by her hu.,"' 3i iIH.'eAc" pos
~, rrh'onesS Of I nnnl SISTER. III"
nrr, relatives. do nn. ,n,S. and by
ncarsM. VIII ;" raised against I,',ee 9
1
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A! BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
AT THE
STORE.

New and seasonabie goods Of unuues-
Toned merit in quality and style
Don fail to see the innumera bic at
fractions in our new fall and winter
stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods. Mil
iInefy. tloaks and Furs
Elegant assortment of Walking and
I'fess skirts from s2.9S to $1,000
Visit our Cloak and Suit Department
See all the latest productions the mar
krt affords. All we ask of You is Ia
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MORE HALLOWEEN CHARMS
Some Quaint Ideas Which May or May No, Be
Used. Thursday Evening.

"b"ubt!ful.' II. l.. *" "Rozr1to..
"h" "hc "r tW" others have written ~
"u"-tIn2 suggestions for games and
'h"rtnS I" be tried IN Halloween. II
is hoped that thu following hints. which
are compiled BY the Baltimore Ameri
an from the Women's pages of sev-
era! magazines. will b. of assistance. u
Inn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31

III" week ending oct. ~. 1871.
AMoGNT or LIVE STOCK M MAT:
tnttl". ::-.,N: sheep amd lambs 1ns,.
swine. 2'.i";: horses. -. calves. 1904
NrMEEE FROM MAINE
Cattle. ZIG, sheep ANA lambs. ~. calves
~: horses. -. swine. -.
PRICES or MARKET BEEF
y few choice. $,.ru$7.1,. extra. 81 oo1
~.'", first uIalitN. $i.uouS,.-n. second uuui
lily. Sl.'""SiHn: third quality. %.u"d$' -
PRICES or STORE CATTLE.
FIrr"w cuwS. >l3H$21: fancy COWS S5n0
$h': milch COWS ana calves. from x2I :,
~. warnings. $40 ~ so. twn Years ola
Nh to Nf': three years old. s. To- SO W..t
I'm ~ SWIM. lNy. q t. 81, cents
Northern dressed hogs. r.. to ~ crnI.
per III: st"r" retail $50 I" 81
PRICES or SHEEP AND LANES
IN lots. SO I" $i."1 each: extra. So
Ei.'' or from Il. I" q. cents per II,
Lambs. y. to -. cents. Veal calves. :
/" T. cents.
ARRIVALS tY EASTERN STEAMERS
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G. W.WadIeiq oh,
Cash Grocer.

Read and see what a little
will buy.
~ ms. Fine GrInulated Sugar.
20 lbs Brown Sugar.
| Dbl. Best All Round Flour. War
ranted.
Dbl. Best Pastry Flour. War
ranCed,
! Dbl. Washburn Flour.
bbl. Pillsbury Flour,
| Rag Best MI Round Flour.
24l2 lbs.
Good Native Salt Pork, per ~.
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THE MIRROR TEST.

!, is expected tina, The ,, railTse M nM
being bull to f9s'n .al ihHio%streS i
the RIO Mi di h. completed five or SIX
wears.
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ney II lbs. good Sweet Potatoes %
peck Fancy Onions, 80
! 90 Fine Mocha and Java Coffee. u
| 90 Good Mocha and Java Coffee. 20
Old Government Java Coffee. 30
a. 40 Good Rio Coffee. ID
Or lbs. LOO
4. % Good Oolong Tea. 81
4.i0 lbs good OClong Tea. $l.W
$50 Try a pound of my 400. Tea.
am now cutting hogs and Leaf Lard
SO and Pigs Feet or anything else in the
10 Pork line ] can nov furnish.
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WEDNESDAY AT BRIGHTON

Market for milch COWS i'll better
shane Than last week. being more buy
ers present and better feeling. There
appeared to be more anxiety L" pur-
chase and clearance was elfectco ~
steady prices. w. a. Haru"eil sold
fancy COWS at $50 each. extra COW
S4, j. McFlyrn. , fancy COWS 800 c'cl''
at 81, each at $50. 1T 500 each. T.
tocnors sold fancy COWS at S'om s"''
with sales down to $50. NJ. u. Holt X
Con sold COWS, from $50 TO So. j. T.
Nolloy sold nice COW So, NJ $40
each at So the pair. AT $S' the pair
J. :. Henry sold best COW $''"s "' 90" II
to 49, W. Scolans, > cows io' ~
$40 at 800 : at S''' ~ 80 ~
trains Beef cows Uncha nSed.
Store Pigs-Two hundred and sixty
., cmaII ni~s sa.OMs4.o6: shotes.
81 5OMSS.
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six and one-half cents appeared I" be
the outside price on good NealS. )"
special change from last week. Butch
ars could handle all the arrivals ut
steady prices. H. y. JENNIE s"id u
calves. $50 lbs. at SAC. g. W. han
sold II calves. 1850 lbs. at 6iac.
Live Poultry. or mixed lots. S'4c.
was paid. Sales of pullets at 55M65c.
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'rating the projected attcmnt of
tlcd house OF Stuart To rnrnNnr -. w ~
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SHEEP AND Ian les.

Market prices have not changed with
in the past TWO weeks. Arrivals from
the North was light. Some sent direct
10 butchers. I; A. sawyer had in IA"
head. mostly lambs from Vermont sent
in To he killed OH commission. supply
largely from Canada ana the West
Western sheep cost s2.3o"$iS 80 per lou
MS ana do lambs s3.3e q $50 Per 100 III,
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Brighton and Watertown Cattle Market.
auyo2 eodtf

t'port-d for the konuehc, journal ~
III" week ending oct. - 1871
AMOUNT pE LIVE STOCK M MAI:
X EFT
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our meat cutter has had many years
grocery stores. We make our SELECTION
care. and W.. guarantee satisfaction.
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octoeodtf
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\ jelly good Halloween prank I"
ptay on papa is to wait until hr mas
snn. I" Sleel, ana then 10 Slip int" MS
room ara put 4 5op"und chunk ~ icr
on lis. bosom Next day YOU may
bring The glad light IF fun I" his rae"
10y initiating his snoitS and gurgi"s as
tn. cold struck i'll From tbs Boys
Il IL. Is.
Evening journal., 1901-11-29
CANNOT RECEIVE REWARDS
PatrOlmeH Not Entitled to Honey Otter
Than Regular Salaries Paid

Under a ruling of the Police Com
missioners no member OF the police
force is entitled to receive rewards for
performance of duty other than the
regular salary paid as patrolman.
Patrolman Hefron and Dutton re-
Gently captured Horace N. Dunlap, a
deserter from the United States Army,
for whose arrest the Governent had set
reward of $50.
The commissioners considered the
matter fully and decided that they
could not grant the request, as the law
governing the Police Department pro
lhibits any member of the force from
receiving any money except his salary
for any service in Connection with the
performance of his duty.
The same ruling may also deprive
Captain Kane of the $3.50 reward OF
fered for the arrest of John T. Hayden
the embezzler from New York, wh'
was arrested ON Tuesday at noon.