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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
EFFECT NOT SERIOUS
REPORTS OF DAMAGE TO CORN
CHOP EXAGGERATED.
Unusually Heavy Harvest in All
the States Whieh Have Been
Aifeeted by Drouth,

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug The por, %
spain. ruHiiai. correspondent, of the
Herald says
The situation In Venezuela Is ,mp5s.
s'hlr 20 .lcnlr In lc,au Thcrr are no.
further reports ot invasion The ON
clals ~ the govcrnmen, are silent. Their
has been np engagement since July 20.
Tn" public NOW believes iha, President
Castro hup'i 80 give go the press news
of Colombian invasion IN order tp .r-
nu"ur" 'hr country ana obtain supper.
~ the m1a,v
Tho people are apparently no, latrf-
rttri loo thr ml.cr President Caaro.
"i,hIu, n" support II tho prupl. N.ll
NOT BE- abb % lrclIr, war on rullm-
b,l and aNsIs, Cen raj rrinr-ur.br N
me rrpU 90 overthrow ihr government.
N Colombia
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
SUIT INVOLVES MILLIONS.
B.ugham;ou Woman sues 20 Recover
Large Trac; Of New York Realty.

NEW YORK. Aug, 9,--Rehe,ta Ann
Mcdonald ot Binsham;on. y. Y, is
said 10 be preparing 10 enter suit 90 re-
cover property IN the city ;he yalu, o,
which is estimated a: NOONnNcOO. Two
hundred ana eighty property owners ara
said "a De Involved.
The claims will be made under the will
% Jacob T. Arden, who died In 1905
He owned wh1, was :hen kaowa as the
Arden farm, situated ou he cas-; side "
Manhattan island \, tha, ;ime it was
wild land hu; Is now situated IN ne CEN
;er of the mos, populous up town dis
,rIt; ot New York.
Jacob Arden let, 4 viii leaving his
property 20 his only Sun, Jacob ;. Ar
den. but provided in the will ,ha. 10
the event his son lied wi,aou; use the
property should 50 90 John summers,
his nephew I, is asserted ,ha. John
summers sold his can;,ngen, claim 20
Jacob 5. Arden for $500 and believing
;ha, he had thus purchased he r,sh; %
dispose Of the property, Jacob Arden
iii 50 before he lied a bachelor, 1, is
on this issue tha; the claim o. Rahecca
Ann McDonIld IS based She claims so
b. 4 gralilauSh'sr Of Jacob Arden.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
SILVER MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aug. o.-sIlver. 5S%.
A WAR OF DESTRUCTION.

The war Of devastation In South Az
r'ra Is still continued. ana The towns
10 the war swept regions are much
damaged by military operations. War
s terrible thing and the loss Ot life Is
appalling. Yet It Is nothing compared 10
the destruction that Is going on every
day by stomach, liver and bowel dis
orders. The number Of Victims to con-
stipatlon, bllousnes, dyspepsia, ndlges-
lion and malaria outnumber those Of
war oy maay thousands There Is no
reason for This when Hostetter's slo-
mach Bltters will cure the above all
ments without fail. II has been the
standard Medicine Of the world for
over fifty years, and LIS merit has been
fully proven. When In need OF medl-
cine OF this kind, do not fall to give the
Bitters a trial.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
GOVERNMENT rRoroaAl.s.

once " 6. . NJ. Vancouver uarracka.
wash. Aug q, 1901 Scaled proposals.
IN trplica,c. viii bo received horo until
II o'clock q, m, August siaI. 1901 Tor
furnishing aud delivery az Vancouver
larracks Wash. 100 standard artillery
horses. Delivery Ia commence wl,hln On
attyr award NJ contract Preference eiv-
yu 60 animals NJ domestic production
conditions and quality and price being
equal u < reserves the right TO rcjccI
any or all bids or any part thereof
For further Information sce circular 20
bidders or Apply To this oIticc Envelopes
containing proposals should DO marked,
Proposals rar Artillery Horses and
addressed a. tho undersigned.
] W IAr 'na q. o NJ
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
UREScI WAS NOT KING
HuMHERT'S ASSASSIN
Italian Detective Says the Real Criminal
Was Luig Gnn1Iu. . com.
rlda N Brrscl.

NEW YORK. Aug. ALEXANDER Sr-
Rurl. detective In the employ N he
Italian government. is credited by the
Journal aad Advertiser ~ saying ihal
HrrscI Is not the man who killed King
Humbcri " Italy
The man who killed King Humbcrt
Is one .ulg. Graaotu. former COM
radc " Brrscl in Paterson. VINO stood
righ, At Brtscl's side when the latter
fired on the king Grinotu Is said 70
have fr'd he fatal shot after BreRci
had .wIce discharged his revolver with
out effect
This discovery was made by Scgura.
he maintains. while he was working
In the guIse ~ a sllk mill hand among
Lhe annrchIstA " patsrAnn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
ALL AGREED on TARIFF.
Details Of the Arrangement for Signing
Of Protocol

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-The follow
ing exact statement Of certain phases
Of the Chinese negotiations is given from
authoritative sources In order to cor
rect some Misrepresentation which has
srisen from published reports as 70 he
possible causes Of delay in signing the
protocol at Pekin.
All the negotators are agreed on he
tariff matter. The present ad valorem
tariff is 10 be converted into a specific
tariff at the average rates OF the pres
en-, treaty tariff, five per centum. ef-
tective and articles now or the free lis;
are TO be included in the new specific
schedule. The details OF this arrange
ment are TO be left to a special COM
mission, to sit hereafter, probably at
Shanghai.
The details Of the arrangement for
the prohibition Of the importation Of fire
arms, munitions and materials for their
manufacture were settled soma months
ago They provided for the seizure by
the foreign warshlps. Of any Chinese
or foreign ships entering Chinese wat
ers with the prohibited articles on board
and also for such steps as each Of the
several foreign governments may deem
ii proper or BE- in a position to ,ake
in order to prohibit the expectation %
arms ami supplies from .hzir respective
countries 10 China.
The state department is no, officially
advised Of the provisions Of an amend
ment 10 the article Of protocol which
Is reported to have been introduced r4-
Gently but !ts objec. would seem % b.
to require the Chinese authorities to ac-
lively Cooperate in enforcing the pro-
hibition, which the Chinese negotlators
have already adopted in principle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
ron SALE

The Columbia River Packers Asaor.
alton has tor sale, two echoouera ana
ono launch A description VI tho
NhronoN follow, schooner kinney"
LonsIh atO beam. liza, depth OF
hold 3lop Schooner "lial,lo". Length.
49, beam, o9 depth Of hold. as
oncrs win hc received a, he once
" The asaociauan, whore mll paruru.
Am may also ho had
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
WINTERS THE RIGHT MAN.


]
bed the Sm'luag Works
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 9.-ln IN,
opinion II he police the mystery " The
theft Of 22'3,O0O from the s.lby sm,lt.
ing Works at vallejo Junction has an
but vanished They ar. convinced that
John Winters or Buck" Taylor. as be-
!s sometimes known, who is now In GUS
'"dy Is the man VINO planned and cxe-
cuted one of the mos, remarkable crimes
o. the cea,uty
Some Of he detectives also express the
opinion that Wiaters hal no accom-
plIces In the fob. While The cvldcac.
against the prisoner is thus FAR pure
" circums'antial Ia. officials consider
!. overwhelming ana conclusive. The
stolen ou'lloa is SO. 10 D.. recovered
ana this It Is thought wu b. found
buried near winter lbin. lot far from
the smelling warka sunk In .he shall.
low waters II h. bay loarby Winters
VINO had been an employ. NJ th. smcl-
ing company was mlssoI roon AFTER ,b.
robbery ana ON Boz loor ,r biz ca1la
was found no..c. reading.
ANY one VIII, enters her. VIII b.
shot" a dark cloth .as drawn over
the window so hat .hc Interior could
not b. see1 The detective. watched
ihs cabin all Tuesday nigh, bu. Winter,
did not return
On wednesday morning they broke
into tha house Her. they found M any
articles lending 30 co7nec. him wlIh th.
crime. No drill vas founI In the cabin
hut there was a bol. cutter In the
stove was found ashes 'oft by gJma
clothes that had been burned ana
buckle, such as Is worn al "a. back M
pair of trousers.
Winters, when questioned admitted ne
had burned his old trousers because ne
did not want them lying around.
Winters !s native OF PRUSSIA. n
years Of age, and has no relatives In
this country. He Is a man Of some edu-
cation and reading. but from the dav
he landed In America he has led a row.
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Sln.os.pument was not hurt, hut oaly
his astonishing ooa,utss saved him from
dya;a, In fact, pumon; VAS infinitely
c'ol,r han he thousands that quickly
Surrounded him. As soon as b, found
himself safe he asked tor a cigarette
which he IT,
Prince RouapNr;c. Lieutenant NoiN
ami other sklIul acronau,s have nv,
los; faith in ,hc balloons ultimate sue.
ycss because they perfectly understand
me cause ~ the accidtn, 90 -,Nc fail
uyc W the motor ,o pump air 80 an tho
mucr balloon 81 as so compensate tor
;ho slS which had escaped ana SO keep
the gra, balloon inflated tau, Whta
he stern Zen In A nahhy way the screw
began 90 tu, the susp'usary wires AMI
the only chan,' let; &, Mr pumon.
was so stop the machine ana lrt wiA
the w,od.
NJ pau;sch was much gloom,er ,ht,
his 10000 francs hal ~. been Won than
WITS pumou, over N, a,c,deuL said
th donor " The pyIse much-l,sug,cl
Il have feared that an acc.lcW would
happen to SOME one striving 20 gain my
prize have wished 20 rt,tr, bur the
committee ul could n,, honortoly
10 SO, 81 remain Bu. certainly the
course should De changed AZ as 20 es-
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removable and immovable IN the TWO
colonies"
The preliminary correspondence shows
tha; the proclamation is based upon ;ht
suggestions which the governmen; "
Natal forwarded 20 Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain July ith, aad ,ha; the da,e
September Is was recommended by Lord
MNner.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
HAVE FAITH IN DUMONT.
Par.s.sHs Believe the Young Brazilian
VIII Ye. Succeed.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a dispatch 10
.la Journal and Advertiser from Paris
gives the following additional details
n.r~rang ". 5antos-Dumont and The
rcan trial of his alrshlp. All Paris
excited as only Paris can be over
" Dumont.
The Dirig.e balloon has become the
personal pride and JOY Of Parlsians.
They knew he whole world was watch
Ing every flight Of this balloon. So their
disappointment. was acute, their chlgrln
intense, their excitement overwhelming
WHEN they heard the balloon was wreck
el, first reports making It appear that
ne young Brazilian aeronaut had been
killed.
From all over the city people hur-
r.el telling each other the news. tn
accident was bad enough but not nearly
50 bad as first flying rumOrs had it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
CANADIAN PACIFIC OFFICIALS.

WINNIPEG, Aug 9.-General Super
intendent Leonard Of the Canadian Pa
clfc has appointed +. A. James, super
intendent Of transportation for the
whole Of the western division with head
quarters in Winnipeg.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
URGE PROTECTION


BERLIN, Aug. Al, q meeting NJ ,1a
Manufacturers Ue1n - ~ District %
Cologne, a resolution was adopted de-
claring that an agreement On the new
urift bin woull De likely 20 Increase ,hr
prosperity o, he agrlculurIs,s
The manufactures. however. decided
10 urge the government strongly 20 take
sufficient protective measures agans,
.he an powerful competition VI America.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
APPEAL TO CHURCHMEN.
Strikers Ask Tha, Only Union Men b.
Employed On Churches.

NEW YORK, Aug. "A c7mml,,s
las been appointed by the Building
Trades Unions 20 wal. upon Archbishop
COrrigan with the reques, tha,
he use his influence with the con-
tractors on the extension TO s.. Pat
r.ck's Cathedral On Fifth avenue 10 pre-
v-nt the employment Of non-uni01
wlrkmen.
Complaints have been made that non
union men r0ckdrillars, engineers and
blacksmiths are a, work. Similar re-
1ues, will be presented 20 Bishop PJ.-
ter, Win regard 20 ,hc a=w Episcopal
Cathedral Of St. John 'he Divine. The
delegates say rhay believe the matter
can b. settled without any resor. 10 a
strike.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
GIRL CAMPERS POISONED.
Suddenly Taken III After Eaa.ag Corn
ed Beef.

CATSKGLL. y. Y, Aug. 9.-The girls
summer camp here was IN a panic today.
Sky young women, mostly residents
Of Albany and Poughkeepsie, were sud
denly taken 90, Displaying symptoms of
poisoning
On inquiry 81 "as found that the girls
had pariakan of corned beef, not the
canned variety however Physicians
say they viii recover.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
RUBBER TRADE PROSPECTS.
Reports From Brazil Indicate a Large
Incrslss In the Actual Crop

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-The Journal
~ Comm cree says:
Reports from Brazil indicate that the
.u,look FOR ruhh7- j. 4 strong 1ne The
'c'ual crop now ending amounts TO 27,-
so tons. which, compared With lS99-l9O0
shows an .neraas- of BIS per cent. chief
.F composed u Peruvian
An snl'ysI. %, the production by plac-
,s III reductions saows hat ne low
ar Amazon is in decrease. the upper Am
az.7 wae normal and Peru increased
'he production 1I 2 large scale .s conn
larel with previous years.
Th- consumption u the world is a,
present about 800 IONS monthly. The
world production ia $1,000 cons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
ANARCHISTS DISCLAIMER.
Paterson Members Knew Nothing "
Reproduction Of Kings Murder.

NEW YORK. Aug. O--The anarchists
of Pi,erion. n. j.. at a recent meeting
repudIateI the report that they proposed
20 give the play The Assassination Of
King Humbcrt L." on August IS.
They say shat they know nothing Of
th. c1mpl1y which IA to perform the
lrng 'dy and knew nothing of the affair
until Il was lnnounc q
They also say that they are glad that
% ls 10 BE- stopped NJ they understand
% is 10 bp gwen by Italians from South
cr1 faly and viii depict anarchists In
Ju odlous light
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
NEW COLOMBIAN CRUISER.

PANAMA. Aug. 0.-The new Colom-
bnn converted cruiser NamOuna with
General Alban on board IL expected 10
arrive at Colon rom car hagrnn on
Sunday.
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TAKEN FOR AN ANARCHIST.
New Jersey Councilman Has an Cnsx-
pec;ed Experience In Holland.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.--W0ri has been
received a, Plainfald, y. J.. regarding
4 public experience ,ha, Councilman
Nonhorwerie1 Of thar city had in Hol-
LAM. where he is on a visit I, was
while attempting 20 SEE Queen Wnhel-
nina tha; he go, in.o trouble.
He was accosted by some u ,ha
guards Of the court, who, ), Is said
regarded Mr.. Vonhorwerden with sus-
picion ana took n.m for an anarchist,
H tried 70 explain but 10 no purposa.
The guards placed him under arres, ami
he was taken before a magistrate. As
soon as thu prisoner got an opportunity
he satisfactorily explained his acI5ns
and was released
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
BICYCLE CHAMPIONS MEETING.


NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The 5as,
known bicyc.s,s in the country will meet
a Madison Square Garden tonight ,
compete for the national circuit cham
gi5nship. Among the starters scheduled
are Kraemsr, Taylor, Cooper, Fem. No
Farland, Gascoyne, Jenkins, Kimbe
Newhouse Fisher, Leander, COllet, VIII
son and the new star, Iver Lawson.
The leaders stand: Kraemar, q; Tay-
lor. p; Cooper y; Fisher, p; Fem, H.:
Wilson, 7; Lawson, 6; GascoyDe, 3; Nc
Farland, 4; Klmble, 4.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

Trains leave Astoria for Flnvel. Ham
mona and Fort Stevens at s:l5 a. m.
ara 900 =. IN. daily Leave Fort Ste
yens for Astoria ZOO a. N. and S'g6 ..
m. daily,
All trains max, close connection at
Hoble with all Northern Pacific trains
20 ana from the East and Sdunl points.
J. G. MAYO,
d"n'I Freight and Passenger Agent,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
THREATENED WITH BANIsHMENT
Kitchener Calls on All TO Surrender on
September 18th.


LONDON, Aug. "A parliamentary
paper has been issued containing .he
proclamation issued by Lord Kitchener
August Z in accordance with ins,ruc-
tions from the imperial government, rhe
governments Of Cape Colony and Ma
tai concurring. The proclamation says:
An commanlants, field coroaets and
lea Iers Of armed bands being burglers
Of the late republic and sill engaged
in resisting his maj-s:y's forces wheth-
er in the Orange Colony, the Trlnsyaal
or cher portions Of his majesiy's South
African dominions and all members Of
the lare governments OF the Oranga
Free State and Transvasl unless they
surrender before September Is, be per-
manenuy banished from South Africa.
THE cost Of maintenance of families
Of the burghers IN the field who have
not surrendered by September l. shall
be recoverable from such Durghers and
shall be a charge upon their property,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
RACE FOR CUP DEFENDERS.
Atlantic Yach; Club Offers 4 Trophy for
the Thraa Races.


NEW YORK. Aug. s,-Ths regatta
committee OF the Atlantic YacA. Club
has announced ;ha; the club viii otfer
a trophy for a race on Sea Gate Nor
toms point, between the yachts Colum-
bia, Constitution and Independence 1,
is the desire Of the committee ;ha, the
contes; shall take place after the clubs
cruise In September
The course will BE- one Of two which
may Be decided upon by the owners ot
the big yachts, either from Sea Gate to
the Saniy Hook lgh,sh'p ard reura
or an outside triangular course OF ;hlr-
ty miles with a ten mile stretch 20 each
leg.
The club Is anxious to bring about
the meeting between the big boats be-
fore the International yacht races.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
OPPOSE BOGUS DIPLOMAS.


MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 9-.Tha National
Association oi Dentists has passed a
resolution for the appointment of a COM
mitteo Dn ways and means 90 fight So
called bogus diploma mills"
This legislation is In line with the
work mapped on, by III National Asso-
citation Of Dental Examiners and the
National Association 1f Dental Facul-
ties.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
BRAZILIAN TRADE CONDITIONS.
Prominen; Planter Buys Large con gu-
men; o. Machinery in America.


NEW YORK. Aug. s-J. :. Mello. Of
san Pulo. Brazil. a relative ot Presl-
dent Manoel Fsrraz de Campos SALES
OF Brazil has Just sailed for Rio de
Janeirp On the steamer Hevllus. Mr..
Msllo is a representative ot the Agrl-
cultural Association Of Brazil In he In
,ereS. ot which he made an extensive
;our Of his country. His purpose prIn-
ci7aly was 20 purchase agricultural ma
chinery Tor use on the coffee plantations.
The planters, he said. are greatly In
need Of improved implements, par,Icu-
larly for The cleaning and wedding "
coffee Modern sugar machinery Is also
needed.
Il have purchased many thousand dol
lars worth oI American machinery"
said NJ Mello, Some o. these have
never been seen in Brazil The plan
,ers who already do a large business
with he United States desire TO in
creise their trade with this country.
They have however a serious drawback
% this. I, Is he absence o. an Ameri-
can bank IN Brazil The establishment
II al American bank 20 Brazil would
increase trade with the United States
three fold"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
PANAMA REbELs DELAY TRAIN.


b,y Ahl,,,,l firm, "a, ,,,.h.s
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lowing accom-. d., ,b, p,,,.r ., .,.,i.,
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
INSURANCE COMPANIES JOIN.
Phoenix Assurance TAX over .ha Atlas
Both Of London.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a special aa-
bic 10 he Journal Of Commerce from
London announces yha, thz Phoenix As
surance Company ot London takes oyer
me Atlas Assurance Company o. Lon
don ana .haJ Samuel J. PipkIn, 2 neral
manager and secretary Of the Atlas VI
London, has been elected general man
ag5r u the Phoenix, succeeding tha late
Francis B. Mcdonald
In 1900 thu life premiums Of the At
las We're S725,0)O ami the fire premiums
S217500J of which s73i0OO was from
The Uri.ed States.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-29
Peach ice cream at our fountain.
G. D. Smith j. Co., druggists.

Peach ice cream at our fountain.
G. D. Smith 4 Co., druggists.
Ice cream and sod. water our special
ty Peach week. G. D. Smith Il Co.,
druggists.
Clean your buggy for Peach week with
one Of our sponges and chamois skins.-
O. D. Smith l. Co., druggists.
We have just received the largest line
Of sponges and chamois ever shipped to
this city &C. D. Smith & Co.. druggists.
Henry Charpiot, Denver costumer,
will be here with q f1ne line Of costumes,
both for ladies' and gentlemen for Peach
Day for rental very reasonabls.
For Rent-Lodging rooms-The entire
up stairs. composed OF 8 rooms. to respon-
sble and respectable party, or looee
rooms, after Sept. 9th, NJ, Strouse.
When you want a good, cool smoke,
one that makes you glad you are living.
just drop In at The Bazaar where you
will find very choice line Of standard
cigars.
DR.. W. H. Fahnestock of Dayton,
Ohio, has located in Grand Junction,
and Office with DR.. Capps and treats
both medicinal and surgical, all diseases
of the eye. car. nose and throat. Glasses
fitted by the latest methods.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-29
Grand ball at the Armory tonight.

Grand ball at the Armory tonight.
Willett Barton of Leadville is in the
city.
The Glen wood base ball boys arrived
in the city last night.
The dances last night were we'll at
tended and every one seemed to have a
good time.
q. q. Martin, editor OF the Delta In
dependent, accompanied by his wife are
visitors today.
Peach day ball at Armofy tonish ht.
Prof. Alfred l.. Goess OF the Plateau
Valley academy, is in the city today
looking after the publication OF the
schools annual catalogue. The work is
being done at The Sentinel Office.
Peach day ball at Armory tonight.
Mrs. l.. A. Sanborne has returned
from Steamboat Springs. where she has
spent the greater portion of the summer.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Russell who will epend several days in
the city.
Peach Day ball at Armory tonight.
Mise Iona Brosius OF Hays City. Kan
sas, arrived in the city yesterday. Mics
Brosius will be one OF the teachers in
the public schools OF this city the CON-
ing term. She is for the present . guest
Of Mrs F. l. Lee.
Peach Day ball at the Armory tonight.
| On account OF recent law newspapers
must be OF actual and continuous publ
cation to be legal publication. 1t has
been custom OF this paper to not pub
lish during one OF the days OF the Peach
carnival. To comply with the letter OF
the law, and to give our employees half
holiday, the news matter is abbreviated
in today's issue.
Orleans 8 Perkins and Clara Amelia
Lindhard were married yesterday after
noon at the home OF the brides parents
on White street between 3rd & 4th. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. O. e.
B. Ward before only few friends OF the
contracting parties. The groom is a
we'll known and popular young railway
man. The bride 10 pleasant young
lady who is we'll liked by large circle
frienos and acquaintances. The newly
welded couple will reside on South 9th
street