The daily sentinel., 1901-04-10
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Turner's Calico ball Wednesday, Apr. "a
The cutters on Main and several OF the
side streets are being cleaned today
The Woodmen Choral club was prac
,icing last night in G. B. Rich's office.
Mrs. Crawford OF Salida is visiting
with Mre. Gallaher. Last evening her
parents gave a reception in her honor.
DR., H. s. Henderson left last night for
Denver, at which place he will be mar
ried Thursday to Miss Nina Clark.
The house being erected on Rood
between Ninth and Tenth streets by
Weather Observer o. D. Stewart, ID
nearing completion. 1t will be quite
handsome and commodious cottage.
w. j. Meyer, senior member OF the
arm of W. J. Meyer & Co., proprietors
OF The Fair, returned home last night
from Poncha Springs, quite considerably
improved in health The many friends
of the gentleman were glad to welcome
him back to the city.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Sellers this afternoon, Mr.. Charles Long
acre Of Pomona, was united in marriage
to Miss Maud Cassells, OF Chicago, sisteI
of Robert Cassells Of this city.
A heavy rain aud hail storm set in this
afternoon, Immediately after the din Ell
hour, and it has been raining the bet
ter part Of the afternoon. The weather
being warm there is DO damage antici
pated to the fruit.
The Yelper gave evidence of its swift
(Y) reportorial work last night, when il
published the announcement OF tht
death OF Snap, the family horse OF Mr.
and. W. 8. Sullivan, whose obituary wa
recorded in this paper about three week.
ago.
The old fire horse, Button" has beef
retired, so far as active duty in the fir
department is concerned. button" ha
become stiff in the joints OF his fore legs
due it is said to standing on the planl
flooring at the engine house. The hors
has been splendid animal and many
the FIRE boys will regret that he has los
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fre department team.
Rev. and Mrs X. Sanderson left TO
Denver last night. The sudden death
their daughter-in-law called them t.
Denver.
Work has commenced on the Mali
street bicycle track 1t WAS first har
rowed and the narrow places widenes
and then a course of cinders placet
Ii hat IN ,
rolled. The improvement to the Mail
street path and the new track on Rooe
street will afford fine riding for cyclists
Don't get ratified. The May Day bal
is the last day OF April at the Armory.
The itizens' band IS buying mum
Der OF the very finest Instruments. On,
OF them came today froru the famous
manufacturer, G. G. Conn, OF Elkhart
which cost nearly one hundred dollars
1t ia silver plated, satin finish, and is {
most beautiful instrument. Manager
j. b. Boyer says there are four instru
ments on the road at present which vii
cost in the neighborhood OF two hun
dred dollars.
The residence OF Joe Martinez was
burglarized last night and Mr.. Martinez
misses today a revolver and pair o
field glasses. A young fellow is under
arrest and in the city Jail charged witt
the theft. The gun was recovered. II
having been sold to Krohn, the seconc
hand dealer, by the young man charged
with the THEFT. No clue has been found
to the missing field glasses. No trial o
the young man has as yet taken place.
A dramatic novelty is what we are
promised 10 THE Parish Priest" which
Daniel Sully and his clever associates
will present at the Park opera house
next Friday evening. Daniel Sully ae
the Priest has character as new as it is
novel. The piece teaches beautiful
moral lesson and an evening spent with
Daniel Sully in THE Parish Priest" is
one not easily forgotten. The play does
not uphold or reflect on any religious
creed, but tells story that benefits the
soul, containing smile for every sigh, q
laugh for every tear. The play is mount
ed in an elaborate manner and the cast
is one OF extraordinary strength.
The press room which has been occu
pied by this office, in connection with itf