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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-27

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

at rates lower than ever before offered
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with change of fireworks prog
Saturday, December
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

No expense has been spared to make our 1901 earn
kind ever given in the State and our visitors are
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
After Educator Mcclure

Up to the hour OF going to press Mr..
Mcclure, who holds tho Office Of county
superintendent OF Mesa county, has not
put in an appearance. This is a source
Of great disappointment. Mr.. Mcclure
is the only man holding that position in
the district, and he would no doubt
have been the lion had he attended this
institute. In our disappointment we are
inclined to think Mr.. Mcclure may have
been bit timid; or he may have mar
ried wife within the past year; or he
may be suffering from ennui or some
other i'll that the hesh (or spirit) is heir
to; or he may not have been quite pleas
ed with the plan Of the institute and 20
won't play. Yes, we're apt to think q
great many things-some at them un-
kind, perhsps-but we'fe sure to end by
thinking that a good, bright, active,
earnest, conscientious educator (espec-
tally = woman such as represented the
other counties of the district). who
would have taken interest enough in the
matter to at least attend the annua
institute, would fill the Office more
gracefully than Mr. Mcclure Gun
rison Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
To the Friends of the City oil
Grand Junction

Both as a member OF your committee
aud personally l wish to thank those
who have SO liberally subscribed to tho
Psach Day fund.
There are now on the subscription
paper over two thousand dollars, . sum
far in excess of any former year, and
although we have been turned down by
tho city and county officials, ana we be.
lisve greatly to the cisy's disadvantage,
We are still in position to entertain our
visitors better than ever before, a. there
are no strings on any of our funds and
they will all be spent to entertain our
guests, instead Of being paid out in pre-
miums.
Assuring you all Of my sincere thanks
and asking your hearty assistance to the
successful close of our last Peach Day,
am your obediant servant,
E. r. ELDRIDGE,
Chairman.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
Proposed Road to Grand Mesa.

The people OF Grand Junction are be-
stirring themselves in the matter Of
putting more direct wagon road from
this side onto Grand Mesa, thereby do
ing sway With tho fong snstsdious drive
up Plateau canon, and certainly Palisade
Is more than willing to give what assist
ance she can
Surveyor D. R. Crosby. with Hon.
George Smith and A. B. Curry passed
through Palisade Wednesday morning
on their way to look out and locate the
new road. The Grand Junction Sentinel
in speaking Of the matter says:
"Grand Junction people 60 away from
home to other resorts when the most
beautiful Of them all belongs to Mesa
coun ty, and whose frowning front stands
eternal guard over this city. On the top
OF this great level mountain, over ten
Thousand feet high, the scenery OF land
and lake is almost without parallel.
".t is high time something was done
in the direction OF opening this noun
tain as resort from this city, without
having to go roundabout way, and it is
q matter OF congratulation that Mr.. Cas-
we'll has taken tho matter up With other
public spirited gentlemen to investigate"
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
EplT0ME OF NEWS.

Tho letter of Platt Rogers is one OF
the most caustic documents that he has
been given to the public in long time.
1t decrys the sore spots in the courts of
Arapahoe county and calls for peoples
investigation and not one by the head of
tho court in which the plague spots Of
bribery have appeared.
The situation in Denver right at the
present time over the bribery charges.
is that Platt Rogers, president OF tho
bar association of Arapahos county, has
demanded an investigation OF the charges
by grand jury. despite the fact that
Judge Mullins arbitrarily announced
that he would try them himself.
The strike situation in the east il in
bad shape. 1t appears that a great
many steel workers arc not in sympathy
with the Shafier order and will not 60
out II they do not 60 out, the indu-
ence on the other men will be such that
they will be DESTROYS Of abandoning the
strike before it is commenced.
The navy department has reprimand-
ed Admiral Bob Evans for his criticism
of Secretary Chandler, in his autobiog-
raphy- The reprimand is quite severe
and it is not expected that Admiral
Evans will ask for court OF inquiry.
Secretary Chandler was in charge OF the
navy department whom he incurred the
displeasure OF the then Captain Bob
Evans, who gets even with him by civ
ing him jab IN his book.
Jack Winters, the man who was ar
rested for the crime OF breaking into the
strong room OF the Selby smelling works
at San Francisco, confessed and took
the supsrin endent OF the smelter and
the detectives to the place whore he had
buried the gold in the waters Of the bay.
Over l4l Thousand dollars Of the money
has been recovered. Winters is to have
his freedom and $25.00U in gold for con-
Tossing. H.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
$40 NAM STREET.
To Our Citizens

Those having rooms at their disposal
are requested to be in readiness to re-
port the number of guests desired to
Mr.. l. E Hill, who has been selected by
the Peach Day Committee to canvass
the city for the above purpose. Please
to entertain as many as possible as the
capacity OF our city will be taxed to its
utmost. j. L. WALPOLE,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fuchs

The Grand Junction Sentinel says
that the Kentucky editors had their
spirits dampened by rain while on visi,
to that thriving city. Too bad. Bet il
is the last time a Kentucky gentleman
his spirits except as chaser.-Aspen
Times.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
Gard of Thanks.

We oesire TO express our heartfelt
thanks to our me ny friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted US aud ex-
pressed their sympathy during our late
bereavement occasioned through the
thanks to Mrs Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fuchs.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12

The largest crowd OF the season at the
city park WAS out Sunday afternoon to
hear the Woodman band. The program
was we'll selected, varied, and about half
the numbers were new and all rendered
in splendid style. A great many OF the
numbers were given hearty applause.
The cornet solo. "lhe Holy City. by G.
F. Alexander. was especially fne and
was rendered in finished manner, re-
ceiyinR q hearty applause. Altogether
tho conc.rt was good one and was cor
tainly enjoyed by all present.
Rain spoiled the band concerts sstur-
dav nipht. The storm, however, was
considerable Of bluff.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-12
BOYS Bicycle Race

The boys bicycle race Saturday night
attracted a great deal Of attention. At
the place Of start the street was crowd
ed by an interested crowd OF the friends
OF the boys engaged in the contest.
The course was out to the Indian
school and return and the time made by
the boys was remarkable. Tne boys
good scores were made.
The following is the result Of the race,
ss to time and place: Felix Carson first
time and third place, time 1915; Rex
Barber fret place and second time, 1345;
Bert VanHoorbeKe second place and
third tlme, 13 80; Jay Smith fourth time
and fourth place, time 1905.
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Miss Jessie Bly, left Monday for
Minneapolis.
John Glasgow is now employed in
the store of Fl. P. Lewis.
A new large plate glass was put in
Harry Lewis store Friday.
Roy Caldwell is now employed in
Harry LOWS grocery store.
Sheriff Reiter left Monday morn
ing with Chris Koch for St. Peter.
Mrs. NJ. P. Mann gave tea to a few
TO her friends Tuesday afternoon.
D. NJ. Holland entertained bis
father who lives in Iowa, several days
this week.
Dwight Ludlow loft Friday night
for Waterbury, s. D., to visit bis
brother Milton.
|. Officer Roshon run In q drunken
man that was hanging around the
Omahs depot Thursday evening.
Miss May Lotus left Friday for
her home in Red Wing. e.
Mrs. M, B. Wood, aunt Of Mrs. J.
D. Humiston left for her home in
Maokato Friday.
Mrs. Art Lyon returned to her
home in Minneapolis after weeks
visit at the home of B. W. Lyon in
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Ell. Schwartz attended the mis-
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Grant Barnes, wife and two son
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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

The flag of the Lincoln Club is at half
mast ont of respect OF the late Senator
Hodgdon, who was q membsr OF the or
ganization.
Tnere will be a clam supper at the
Portland Athletic club ut $50 o CLOCK TO-
morrow evening
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. III. q.
A, will give "Sooial lea" at the resi-
dsnce OF Mrs. U. A. Weston, 10 Pleasant
avenue, Wednesday, February s7th, from
TO O'Clock, to which all members oil
the Auxiliary and friends are cordially
invited, Tho Riverton ami Morrils COR
ner cars pass the door.
There will be a Preparatory lecture al
Wnliston church, this evening at 7.4o by
DIR. Baker.
Daring Lent there will be services In
st, Stephens church, Wednesday at p.
M, and Fridays at 7.3O p. IN. All In
terestsd are invited.
All those interested in the building OF
n half mile track ara requested to meet
at Capt p. H. Doyens office, Tuss1ay
afternoon, at J O'Clock, 90 Commercial
street
Dr. Blanchard will deliver the seventh
lecture OF his course on "Studies II
Christian History this evening, at TAX
O'Clock, In the vestry of Congress Square
church. Subject. LEO the Great"
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed II
this U. s. court yesterday by Charles L.
stackpole of Gardiner and Ielepnor'
Saboarin and William u. Tuttie oil
Lewiston.
The Dominion line steamer Dominion
Capt, Msndus, from Portland, February
10, passed Kindale at p. M, February
%.
Holmes Circle Will meet with Mrs
Norton, III Bramhall place, next Wednes
day afternoon.
The rank of knight will be conferreC
at the meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge, Is. oi
p, this evening.
The postponed meetlng Of the BARRIERS
union will take place this evening at L
III. Whalen's, 1OI Exchange street,
On Thursday night the ward one Re
publicans club will entertain Col. Booth
by and the Republican nominees at theil
club room on Congress- street, and al
residents Of ward one are invited 10 VI
present on TINS occasion to make the ao
qauintance of the Republican nomine'
for mayor.
The schools opensd yesterday morning
after rest of ten days During the vaca
tion all the sohoolhouses have been thor
ouRhIy cleaned and this morning they
were in fine condition.
The Fraternity club was entertained by
DIR. Addison $. Thayer last evening.
paper by Hon. A. f. Moulton. Subject
"Churoh and State"
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26

ministrstion thas the street departments
was taksn out Of politics and 10 was the
Deniocrmtic members of the city govern
ment VINO fought this from the very first
And n you will look mp the records ron
viii see that on every occasion Democrat
10 aldermen have voted against electric
light competition, against all other CON-
petition and ave.oonslstently supported
everything which tends for the strength
eniug Of monopoly and trigging the
wheels OF progres."
PORTLAND CLUB RECEPTION.
At the Portland club last night the Re-
publican candidates for the city govern
ment and the candidate for mayor were
given a reception. It was large and
enthusiastic gathering. There were no
faces wearing the worried look"
OF which tho Argus has so much
TO say these days. On the contrary
there was more confidence mani
Tested for Republican victory in all parts
Of the city tnan has been seen at one Of
these gatherings In years. After light
lunch there were few bright speeches.
President Zsnas Thompson Of the club
opened the ball by expressing his con.
fidencs OF Republican success and con.
graduated the party on Its excellent can
didate for mayor. Col. +. Il. Boothby
was then introduced and he made a hap
py speech being given q great ovation.
Hon. Charles II. Randall, Scott Wilson,
W. Q. Eaton, +. 1. Moore, chairman Of
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
Personal.

MIR. f. f. Knight, niaht clerk of the
Falmouth hotel, has bsen spending a
few days In New York.
Mr.. 4. b. Mathis, of Dallas, Texas, Ia
visiting his brother. MIR. l.. ID. Mathis,
Amherst street..
Miss Mary White, 14l Cumberland
STREET, has been in Boston few days as
the guest Of friends.
The Missss Alta and Grace Hartman,
the Park street dressmakers, have re-
turned from a brief visit in Standish
where they contemplate the purchase Of
a house for summer occupancy, disposing
of their beautiful cottage on Long
island and spending their future sum
mer season at Standish.
EDr. L. Maxwell, the Oldest praoticing
veterinary In the state OF Maine, and
Mrs. Maxwell, will leave to-day for Bos-
ton, where they VIII spend wesk.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

At q meeting of the school COMMITTEES
yesterday afternoon all OF the members
were present The frat thing which came
MP for discussion was the announcement
that three young ladies had been dropped
from the practice school or rather that
one OF them has been told tina, her work
was unsatisfactory By Miss Taylor, the
principal, and she had construed this as
a dismissal from the school. This re-
suited in considerable discussion among
the members of the board, some question
ing Miss Taylor's right to drop teachers
from the school. No definite action on
this matter was taken however. Miss
Minnie A. Files OF the North school was
granted six months additional leave Of
absence.
DIR. Foster announced that In a small
room in the Oakdale school there vera
now but forty desks and forty-thrse pu.
pills anu that 1t had been considered
necessary to fix up another room there at
once. The board voted to have this loom
put in shape for another GLASS and i'm
powered the supervisors TO select the
teacher. Miss Mabel A. kenney of the
Butler school rendered her resignation
aud the board accepted 1t, at the same
time passing vote commencing Misc
kenney very highly for hsr work in this
school. MIR. Brownson said In addition
to this that Miss Kenney had been one OF
the best teachers in Portland and that It
was unfortunate that the school was to
Iosa her vaIuabla aeryicsa
10 NIL this vacancy In the Butler school
Mary B. Taylor was elected at salary of
$3.50.
The text book committee reported that
there were only five small orders for
books and these were approved. The pay
roll amounting to sll, ,9o9.7a was approved
and a lot of miscellaneous bills ordered
paid. Howe's elements Of astronomy was
added to the text book list and the board
then adjourned.
The pupils OF the Emerson school are 70
hol1 a fair next week to complete the
school decorations.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
INTERNATIoNALS SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORK.

WORK.
At the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms yesterday the
executive committee OF the Maine State
Sunday School association listened to
rosy reports from the work in this state.
Many Sunday schools observed January
81 as day of decision for Christ, the
number OF decisions from twenty four
leading schools averaging nineteen in
each school. The Sunday schools IN Port
land giving best reports We're, Congress
street, Chestnut street and West End
Methodist, with a total OF over 100 de-
cisions.
The First baptist and Second Parish
Congregational have also observed such a
day with splendid results Other schools
in the olty will observe the day later.
This work has In many places been found
to be more valuable than revival services,
and will prove more lasting in benefit.
The finances OF the state association
were never in bettsr shape, ana better
organization is tending to strengthen and
extend Its influence,
The nastors or Lewiston and Auburn
have extended a cordial invitation to hold
the annual state convention In one OF
these cities. and arrangements are al
ready in course that will assume strong
ana successful meeting.
The general secretary, Mr.. /. N. Halli-
day, is kept busy with institutes in all
sections OF the state, in addition TO MS
office and general work.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
TO COL. BooTHBY.
Tn. Lfneeln ciab 20 Tender ReesP-
tion 90 Republican Candidate and
ufs Associates Saturday Night.

Saturday evening, In accordance with
it's long established custom, the Lincoln
club Will tender q reception to the Repub-
lioan candidate for Mayor and the candi-
dates of the ward tickets. Arrangements
are being planned for the event and there
is sure 70 be large number who will
turn out to greet Col Boothby and his
associates on Tie Republican ticket. A
cordial invitation IL also extendsd to all
Republicans ana citizens generally. The
officers OF the club are planning that this
ever lively Republican organization
shall take an important part In this
years municipal campaign. The recep-
tion will begin et o'olosk.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
DIR. LYMAN ABBOTT AT CHEST
NUT STREET CHURCH.

Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott Will lecture in
Chestnut street NJ. E. church. Thurs
day evening, March Z, on development
of Democracy Tickets can be pro-
cured at Haskell & Jonesis and Frank
b, Clark'a.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
POLICEMAN QUINN AS A DETEc
TIVE.

POLICEMAN QUINN AS A DETEC-
TIVE.
PatroIman Thomas Il. Quinn performed
q clsver piece OF detective work yesterday
morning by capturing stolen overcoat
and a man whom 1t is supposed took it
from Its rightfui owner. The coat 10
owned By MIR. Il. Hoidsnsen OF Boston,
who was a passenger on train No. J.,
which rolled into the Union station from
Boston at 10. 40 q. m, about half an hour
late. Mr.. HoIdenssn left bis coat with
other possessions In one Of the car seats
while he went into another car and be-
came engaged In conversation with
friends when the train was nearly into
Portland Mr.. Holdensen looked for his
coat but without finding 1t. Immediate
Iy upon siighting from the train he made
his loss known to Officer Quinn, inform
ing him that he had not the slightest iden
what had become OF 1t.
officer Quinn lost no time In sizing up
the passengers brought In on the train,
and finally selected from the number
man who was somewhat the worse for
liquor. The man was Frenchmau, VINO
claims his residence as Biddeford and he
said he was going TO Bath or Richmond
In search OF work He wore light coi-
orsd overcoat, but had in his possession
another coat which he claimed rightfuliy
belonged to him, but which the officer
upon examination decided belonged to
Mr.. Holdensen, Tine Frenchman WAS ao-
cordingly sent to the station for fafe
kaantnO
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
SIGNAL CORPS wIrHDRAws.

The Signal Corps have withdrawn
from che military basket ball lsague.
Their trip to Washington Is given al
the reason The schedule has therefore
been changed to as follows:
Tuesday. February 26-Co. e 500. A.
Wednesday, February 81 - Naval
Reserves VS.. Co. b.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
THE EXCrLsIOR ULUB.

Hawthorne was the subject of study at
the Excelsior club which met with Mrs.
Bovard on Monday afternoon. The essays
and talks were unusually interesting and
the aft ernoon was one OF the best the
club has enjoyed this winter. This club
IS having a 10 ost prosperous year.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26

Styles qualities and prices to please we are all
ready show the Spring and Summer Goods from the
ghtes the heaviest BrOadclOths
ChevO unfinished Worseds We give the best idea
Of these goods by showing them at the department
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
KIVERTON PARTIES.

The Phoenix whist club held supper +
and social evening at whist last evening
at Riverton park casino.
This evening the Fern Park club OF
Portland, composed OF custom house
officials and guests. ara to have supper
and social at the casino.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
NO STEAMERS IN OR OUT YEsTER-
DAY.

There were no arrivals or departures
OF ocean steamers at this port yesterday
and business was not quite as brisk as
usual about the Grand Trunk wharves
But several of the big liners are on their
way and will probably be here before
the week has closed. The st. Croix, boand
from st. John to Boston, arrived during
the afternoon, and the sohooners Mabelie
f. Leavitt, Joseph p. Johnton and
Forest Maid, came in with fish. Other
arri walls were ths tug Everett towing the
coal barges Upton and Malvern and the
schooner Thomas ii. Lawrence, StoniDg-
ton for New York The schooner William
Cobb sailed. The steamer Ottoman OF
the dominion line, which sailed from
Portland February 18th. passed Kir ale
at o clock Saturday afternoon.