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The daily sentinel., 1901-07-26
Annual Excursion to Salt Lake.

Thursday, August Is. For this ex-
cursion the very low rate OF So for the
round trip to Salt Lake City has been
made Tickets limited to fifteen days
from day of sale. Special train will
leave Grand junction at 8 p. m.
SaltaiI Beach will be at it's height in
August - salt water bathing almost a
mile above sea level-the Mormon Tenn
Pile, Tabernacle, and church institutions,
Sanitarium, Hot and Warm Sulphur
Springs, Parks, Drives, the glittering
Salt Palace, with it's saucer track bicycle
races. and vaudeville shows, the Lagoon,
Canyon and nearby mountain and lake
resorts, are but few OF the attractions
Of Salt Lake City.
No ono who has che time can afford to
overlook this trip. For any additional
information call on the agent at Grand
Junction or write George w. Heintz,
Assistant General Passenger Agent. Salt
Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-26

Attorney General George Post, de-
cides that the fact that the governs
or did not file the bill until one
day later than he should under the
law does not operate and that the
bill becomes a law August in>
stead of August 2. The fact that
the governor did not attach his
signature does not alter the fact
that the bill goes into effect as a
law under the same conditions as
though he had signed it and that
would be ninety days from the
time it was filed with the secretary
of state, and as that ought to have
been May 1 the bill goes into effect
August L.
This opinion, if it stands, will
prove relief to several persons
who are now under arrest for kills
ing people since the first OF July
Denver Times.
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-26
STRIKERS oUTWITTED.
Steel Trust Succeeds in Reopenins
-Four MiIIs---.Shaffer Labor
ina to Avert Disorder.

Pittsburg, Pa, July %. Sheet steel
strike developments Of the last twenty
four hours indicate that the Steel Trust
is slowly accomplishing Its intention OF
operatinn it's Wellsville plant with nom
union men.
Yesterday afternoon and last night
number OF new men succeeded in elud-
ing the strikers and getting inside the
works and before today shall be over a
fourth mill ia expected to be in opera
tion
The situation is acute and there is no
doubt the condition OF affairs there,
with the rumored injunction proceed
ings, caused President Shaffer to make
his mysterious trip to that place yester-
day. While he has not divulged his
reasons for his sudden journey, it is be-
ieved that his mission vas to prevent
any possible cause for the interference
OF the courts by impressing on the
strikers the importance OF remaining
orderly
Manager Brookman OF the Wellsville
plant stated today that he was expect
ing new men every day and every mill in
the plant would be running full next
week.
At McKee=port all is as quiet as here
tofore. The strikers seem now almost
convinced that no effort will be made to
start the mills in the near future. The
declaration OF Mayor Black last night
that he would not permit deputies in
the id mills or allow the city police to
guard,the company's property has caus-
ed sensation. Hundreds OF mill work.
ers from Homestead and Duquesne join
ed the McKeesport workmen this MORN
ing in procession to the mayors ONCE
to thank him for the stand taken.
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-26
So That the People May Know

The following Officials, Corporations,
Firms and individuals have REFUSED
to give anything to the Peach Day fund.
All have not been called upon yet, and
it is feared that others will have TO be
added to this list from time to time.
Payne Il Kane, liquor dealers, nothing
for two years.
A. b. Stoddart, Boston Shoe Store,
nothing for two years.
Garrison & Fletcher, plumbers.
ID. Baughman, grocer, nothing for tw o
years.
FL. L. Phillips, grocer.
Campbell Il McCary, blacksmiths.
Airs. William Nishwitz, Revere House.
W. c. McCurdy. county treasurer.
S. M. Dowden, county assessor.
Mesa County gave nothing for the
first time since Peach Day was organ
lied.
PEACH DAY EXECUTIVE COM,
BY j. l.. Walpole,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-26
-Four prlnceiy omcer. Die.

Among the sixtyone officers Of the
Prussian army who died between July
l and Sept. 80 there were four OF
princely rank-King Humbert of Italy,
who was commander OF the Thirteenth
regiment of hussars; Duke Alfred OF
Saxe-Coburg. Prince Henry of Hessen
and Count Friedrich Zu Solms-Lau-
bach.
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-26
Endowment for University,

Recently Herbert Welsh of Phila-
delphia published letter appealing
for subscriptions to an endowment
fund for Washington and Lee univer-
hty. In response to the appeal a man
In New York has offered $4,000 on
condition that $4,000 be raised, and
$4,000 If 100000 he raised.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

hosptabie Bashford mansion are ever participated in with exceeding pleasure and satisfaction.
 Most of the teachers of the public schools here left on Friday and Satur- day of last week for their various haunts and holiday resorts. Miss Camp bell will leave the last oc the week. while Miss Isis Hall expects to go east early next week.
 Mrs. j. w. Wilson has q young lady sister visiting her from Chicago.
 Attorney J. C. Forest Is not in the best of health and expects to leave in a short while for California resorts to re- cuperate during a period of about yiX weeks.
 Mr. A. Blumberg is in California on a goods purchasing trip.
 The National bank is assuming form and growing shapely now very rapidly since the addition of thr heavy brick outside and partition walls.
 The Ba"iford corner is receiving its complement of tile floors and steel cell ings and the plate glass is being put in. Brisley expects to move into it about the 1st of July.
 The sisters of St. Joseph academy are preparing an elaborate programme for Thursday evenings commencement eX- ercises at the opera house.
 MRS. GEO WOOSTER.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

the summer with him here and perhaps to locate hera permanently for the fu- ture, He has secured rooms at the Wooster residence for them
 Invitations have been extended by Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Bashford to their friends to assist in celebrating their silver wedding anniversary, on Satur- day evening of this week. The event is looked forward to with happy an ticlpation, as all the functions at the
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21
NEWS OF THE NJ N O R T H
PRESCOTT

Prescott June IS.-(Special core ,pondcuce of The Republi anD-Ncws reaches us from McCabe that the Me Cabe Extension company is now down with its shaft about hunGred feet and it begins Co look as though they were coming into a good hody of ore.
 The McCabe company is working the largest force of men ever employed at one time on that property.
 Quite large lodge (for the size of the campD of United Moderns was in stalled ld.t week at McCabe by Su- preme Vice Chancellor F.. M Elliott of Los Angeles. who was ably assisted in ne work of getting toge, her the best people by Mr C. w French. the pop ular postmaster and merchant of that busy mining amp.
 Two young ladies who had driven in from Senator today, Misses Storts and Emory. met with a slight accident and had a great fright in consequence of the running away of their horse while on route from the E, E. company and th, pnstollice. A part of the harness had become loo ened and the fright ened animal began mad race around he EriS'Cy drug store corner, everyone giving tha horse and carriage the right uf way until th"y encountered a very brave and needless tl .ly also a pow crfully built man, which interVened be- twegp th- plunsing animal and the inn mintnt overt1" " of the ladies and attet shap uuEglC succeeded in stopping the horse. The iddias escaped with no more serious injury than d general .hsking up or the nervous sys.- tenn. while willing hands and nearby b!d Esmith soon righted the damage to the ckrriass.
 Mir and Ms A. F. Nader spent Sun- day and part of Monday in town. Their
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

little daughter Constance left for Cali rornia in company with Miss Helen Strange and Pearl sanford. and will during the vacation. Pearl Sanford goes to spend the summer at the same place with her mother who has been there for the past SIX weeks
 Mir. Jean Osenburg, deputy county recorder, expects his mother and sister in tonight from Los Angeles to pceud
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

Bids will he received by the P, Lght and F, Co.,. at it's office. corner First avenue and Jefferson street, where plans, maps, etc, may be seen. until noon June 22, for hauling and dlstrib- uting poles for 25 miles of electric power line.
 PHOENIX LIGHT & FUEL co.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

R. B. Stevens has moved his barber shop to the next do0r-NO l5 Soutl Center street, where he viii have larger space greater conveniences and in . few days bath tubs for his customers.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

If troubled with rheumatism give Chamberlain's Pain-Balm a trial. It will not cost you cent if it does no good. One application will relieve the pain. It also cures sp~ains and bruises in one third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts. burns. frost bites, quinsy, pains in the side and chest, glandular and other swelings are quickly cured by applying it. Ev- cry bottle warranted. Price, 25 and 50 cts. Elvey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21

You may as well expect to run a steam engine without water as 10 find an active. energetic man with torpid liver, and you may know that his liver la torpid when he does not relish his food or feels dull and languid after eat ing, often has headache and sometimes dizziness. A few doses of Chamber lain's stomach and Liver Tablets will restore his liver 10 it's normal func- tions, renew his vitality, improve his digestion and make him feel like a new man. Price 25 cents. Samples .free at Elvey X Huletts drug store
Arizona republican., 1901-06-21
A New Lease on Store

new contract with our manager for the follow ing year will set at rest any idea of our "letting go' We thoroughly appreciate your liberal patronage ill the past, and solicit continuance of your kind favors ill the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
DOWAGFR
EMPRESS
REBELS

WASHINGTON. p. G., Jan. T.
THE reports from pekin that D Dr.
fermined EFFORT r. being made by the
Empress dowageFss party 70 prevent
the signing u the powers Joint note.
here confirmed By a cAhie from Min
lister ConEer. While the state de-
rartrnenf declined TO give out the
dispatch. it Il known that Mr. Con
Eer took n serious view Of the stu
alton. believing thai the dowager
Impress can exert powerful Influence
against the acceptance 81 the pow
trs' terms.
The allies have been endeavorlnx
10 induce the Chinese ENJOYS 60 sign
fhe joint aote. insisting that they
have ample authority. The envoys
have already tentatively agreed To
The note. but are frring 70 secure q
Modification Of ATS terms II IL not
believed that they viii yield 20 the
pressure by the duwa gers party. but
II they should refuse 20 sign the
note az II stands. the powers would
continue their occupation 81 Pekin.
ind the negotiations for n perman-
INT settlement weuid be suspended.
while the powers would not declare
war even n their usfin1atum should
b rejected. the chances Of another
outbreak By the Boxers would Dc
brave.
Minister Conxer has suggested tina,
the negotIa tions for the settlement
bf the indemnity and new CONNER
rial treaties could be carried on
more advantaEeousiy away from the
hostile Influences Of Fekin. The
american government has adopted
the suggestion and proposed % thu
bowers that these features De treat
Vi In Washington or come European
tapital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
.FRIGHTFUL
MARINE
DISASTER
steamer Russie Wrecked
In M . dItorranean.

TouLToN. France. Jan. e.@The
mail steamer WuaHie, from oran, 81
on the sands near Faraman. aud IN
momentntily expected to 50 60 piecs
60. With the loss OF nearly 100 Ives.
Desperate efforts have been made to
rescue the passengers and crew. but
their situation Il now believed to be
hopeless
The Bussie went on the sands dur.
ing the storm Monday. She has a
Hist 90 Htarboard. and waves are
dnshlng over. IL IL attn blowing a
hurricane. The vessel Il sinking
deeper and deeper into the shifting
sands. and humping heavily as the
seas strike her.
Determined attempts have been
made % reach those on board the
doomed vessel with lifehoata and
steam tugs. but the fury Of the storm
rendered this impossible Rockets
carrying ITO lines haze been fred.
but fell short OF the vessel. II =
feared that there Il little chance 20
take OF the 50 passengers and crew
81 AZ before the Russie breaks W.
The scene 81 the disaster Il dread
ed BY sailors hy reason of ihs mum
eFoua accidents due 70 the confu-
sion Of the Planter and Faruman
lights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
|MID.W[EK
. THEATRI(ALS
Excellent Entsinment De-
ing In the PisJhouses.


Last night fine audience became
enthusiastic over Nictorien Sardou >
exquisite comedy. Nine. sans
Gene" as produced by 7. Daniel
F-rawisy's company at thsSeattie
tbeater. Nine. sans Gene ~ a
historical production Of the Napoi-
comic era. with the scene laid In
Paris. In the role Of Catherine Hab-
scher. Mary Van Buren, was at her
best and afforded an excellent OPP
portunity TO display the scope Of her
versatility. which she succeeded
artfuiiy IN doing. Mr.. Frawieys In
depreciation of the character Of Ma
poleOu. avs great. Mr.. Harrington
Reynolds as Marshal Safebvre was
very good Miss Grace Cahiii In a
handsome woman and her part OF
Queen Caroline 10 particularly suit
ed 20 her.
Nine. sans Gene" was presented
in the most approved manner In ev-
cry detail. The house last night was
well filed with an appreeiative au-
dience.
The Middieman" VIII be present
ed tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
PERSONAL MEKvIoN.


Lieut.. Com mander y. Mahau. Of
The navy department. yesterday
passed through Seattle on his
way 20 tire Puget Sound naval sta
hon. where he Will relieve Lieut..
fillmore. Lieut. Mahan has lately
been connected with the ordnance
department az Washington, but he
has seen considerable service in
ksiatic waters. Lieut.. Mahan IL ac-
tompanied by his wife and daugh-
Der.
T. a. Nadeau. general agent Of the
Northern Pacific at Seattle. has re-
turned from q business trip Of ten
bays 20 California
Il met many former Seattle peo-
bic while away" said Mr.. Sadeau,
E'whO are greatly pleased at the
hews Of the batfleship award 10 the
Morans.
I'm Northern California and IN
Eouthern Oregon, there has been a
plentiful fall 81 snow. This will in
Fure y good supply ~ water for the
placer mines Of that locality. The
general outlook about the country
IL rOeN better -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
THE (ATTLEMEN
KILL SHEEP
To Prevent Encroschment
Upon Their Ranges.

BUTTE. Mont. Jan. 9.-Further
details OF the killing Of 1000 she~p
on the ranEe OF rooney creek. trib-
utary 20 Tongue river. near the Wy
omiug lines yesterday. showed that
the sheep were not driven over a
precfpics as at first reported. but
were shot. trampisd and beaten 10
death. The sheep belonged TO Daupt
and seiway, who are ranging t.bc0
head Ia the Otter creek country. The
herder was awakened at day break
BY shooting and yelling and saw
eleven men around the hand OF 1000
sheep aud shooting into them. What
sheep were not killed By the shots
were driven In circles until they
piled up and were smothered. Hun
dretls we're driven into coolies and
crowded into struggling masses.
where the raiders attacked hem
with clubs.
The raid was the result Of bitter
feeling against the shsepmen. who
are croWdtng into the cattlemen'h
range. SelwRy ranges over 10000
head OF sheep On the public domain
OF Montana and Wyoming and his
brands have been marked out for
slaughter BY the castlennen. who look
upon him as an intruder In the cat
tie country.
The eleven men who participated
In the raid yesterday morning wore
gunnysaeks over their heads. this
precauslon completely baHlfng at
tempts to identity. An orsRnisa-
ton was formed In Eastern Montana
some time ago for the suppression
Of lawiessaess. and n IL thought that
the eattlemen have captured the
machinery Of this organization and
viii direct its efforts toward the
sheepmen. The entire eastern por-
ton Of the state II aroused over the
news ~ the outrage yesterday. but
the eattIemen side with the raiders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
REVENGE OF A
YOUNG WOMAN
eresks Up IN Employment
agency.

CLEVELAND. o. Jan. "A pref
" young woman, Miss Charlotte
burheter. accomplished what the
entire police force q this city has
been working unnecessarily ON for
humber OF years. Tegether With
the assistance OF ATS other victims.
the young woman Falded the 'eni-
hloyment" agency ef NJ. Canadian.
fss falclid avenue. and stripped the
tfiics Of every vestiEe q furniture.
sompelling the proprietor TO Zee for
his life.
Several months ago she gave the
bwner % the agency s. 70 secure a
position for her. she WAS put OF
from cay 10 day with promises. ard
finally she Applied 10 the police.
Prosecutor Brinsmade told the young
teoman that the Law could not touch
The fake agencies. and she replied
that she would take the iaw iuto her
twn hands and raid the office. The
fuccess of the young woman and her
friends was known when the rro~
tFietor Of the agency rushed into
the police station for assistance. He
did not get IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
Now Quarantine Officer.

FAIHHAVEN. Jan. sit IL uns
doratnod that a quarantine officer
has been appointed for this port.
This viii save great deal of IN
convenience to masters Of vessels.
Heretofore when vessel entered
thsl port telegram would have 20
be sent 20 Port Townsend aud then
Instructions would be wired back.
The appointment OF the Officer OBJ
vlntea all extra work ~ receiving
Instructions from Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
An Insurance. Fraud

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. s.--ws W.
Parish. q hotel proprietor. W. n.
Cox. a bartender. John ~. De witt.
and Sylvester Hrsadsa. were inalci-
ed by the grand jury yesterday
charged with conspsring 90 defraud
Insurance companies. The charge Il
that Brceden's life was insured IN
favor % the other men for tt3oel
and that they then attempted %
break down hts health by keeping
him drunk Alsn. they placed near
him. while IN this condition. pistols.
knives and poison. In the d~stre that
he should take his own life The
companies involved are che Union
Central Life Insurance Company.
woodmen ~ the World and the
Equitable Life Insurance Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
"a BsIl Bey.'

The Bell Boy" attracted a very
large house at the Grand last night.
The Bell Boy. II would seem,
meets the approval Of everybody
who sees H. No heavy plot burdens
the mind and one Is free 70 enjoy
every turn OF John NJ. WEIGH, the
bell boy. who has scored 80 many
successes during the last few
months. and who has become wide
fy recognized as n good comedian.
The Bell Boy is billed at the
Grand for the entire week. with a
Saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
Will Be SOLD
AT AUCTION
Stock Of Holden q Wilson
Store Ordered Sold

Sol. Frfendenthal. receiver Of the
Holden & Wilson Furniture Co. was
yesterday directed by Judge VIM
Moore To advertise the sale, by auc-
hon, of the entire stock Of the store.
The stock itself will be sold In one
bot and the delivery system and Ak
lures in another. This order IL the
hfrect result of a petition filed BY
Prudential. who alleged that the
block had become 20 run down that
GENERAL business was not profitable.
no estimate has been made as TO
What would be a proper bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
"Klng Rsstus.

King Rastus" continues 10 at
tract large houses. IL is positively
the best of its kind that has ever
visited Seattle and the continual
laughter and applause OF the audi
ences attests with what satisfaction
II is being received.
Meesrs. Russell Il Drew. managers
Of the Third Avenue theater, are
we'll pleased with the entertainment
81 Isham's Octoroons. and consider
fn King Rnstua" they are Offering
q good thing 20 their patrons. The
play u dash and go. with no semb-
lance of slow minstfelgy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
NEW PAPER STARTS.

:. Articles incorporating The Daily
klapkan Publishing Company" were
He'd yesterday. The company hos
tapital stock 20 the amount Of $40. :
t00
The Daily Alaskan Company
viii publish a daily and weekly
Newspaper In the state ~ Washing
ton and District ~ Alaska. with ge-
hftle 81 the principal place Of bust
ness. The board 81 trustees are
Dec. ". Desucca, May II. DsGucca.
Charles r. Def5uccH, Helen 81. De
yucca. ~ skagway. and Samuel y.
EraBfo Of Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
TO PLAY WITH BALLARD.

Saturday evening one Of the has
kst ball teams % the seattle Y. ~.
{. A. viii play the team Of the Raj
lard Athletic club Ia the gymnasium
az Ballard. A great deal ~ advance
interest Il being taken IN the game.
II is the first played between the
two organizations. The game viii
Be followed hv a one mile relay race
between the two eluisa.
ss-== q sass-s
Wards circulating library. 1910 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
NEW RATES
into DAWSON

The following instructions we're
given out by the White Pass a Yu-
k0n railway today
Seattle. Jan. .. 1901.
General Agents
For your information will say
the Canadian Development Co. an
nounced a reduction IN passenger
rate December Il to basis Of tioo
from White Horse 20 Dawson. and
that they will b. prepared 20 take
freight on as low a basis an any
competing line on the trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09

tary OF state for the interior. Count
Won Pessadowaky- wehnor.
Coun won naelow opened the diet
IN Berlin yesterday TN the name OF
the emperor, who was suffering
nom a slight cold.
Lord Pauncefote. British minin-
ter az Washington. viii remain
there indefinitely,
Numbers OF trains are showed up
and railroads buried ia Russia by "a
severe snow storm.
sir Edward Spence aymeS. chief
secretary ~ the government ~ nur-
nah. shot himself Yesterday. lie is
lingering between lie and death.
The miners Of the Colorado Fuel
4 Iron Company have finally struck
Five hundred are now out. Work
In the mines IL suspended. pending
an investigation.
The ship Two brothers was com
PEELED 90 put IN at San francisco on
account OF her ieaky condition.
Vice President elect Roosevelt
passed through Chicago yesterday.
on route West on q hunting expcdi-
tion.
First Lieut. Louis +. Smith died at
Manila yesterday.
A masked rubher entered res
taurant IN Butte, Mont. yesterday.
and secured about $50. lie was as
sailed by the walters, who were
armed with dishes
The last act OF Charles Thomas.
who retired az governor ~ Colorado
ker. the principal % famous muir
der case.
A railroad collision near Morgan
town. w. Va, yesterday resulted in
the death of fve persons.
The nitrate building Of the East
man Kodak works az Rochester. n.
". WAS yesterday consumed hy nre.
The fumes of the burning chemicals
killed two people.
Daniel Nation. OF wichita. Kan.
In trying hard 10 secure the release
of his wife nom the quarantine
prison. Mrs. Natiop viii be femem-
bered as the dsrollsher 81 saloons
In the interest Of scmperance.
The United States transport sher-
man has suffered greatly from en-
conntering a typhoon OF the coast
Of japan.
Expert bowiets from all over the
United States are gathering In Chi
cage, Close competition IN expect
ed In the tournament
Frank weieh. the puxilias. died
yesterday az Easfan. Pa. from the
effects Of his fight on New Years
eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-09
TfLfGRApHI( BRIEFS.

An expedition OF Germans In the
Northern district encountered 1000
Chinese near szchsItong, near the
junction OF the great wall. An en-
gagement took place. in which the
Chinese lost about 900 men and the
Germans one killed and four wound
ed.
Reports from London state that
the Stock Exchange difficulties are
in o fair way to be Strengthened out.
The German Communal Congress
was opened yesterday by the secre-