The daily sentinel., 1901-04-01
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
John W. SeIman, Shot at Cisco
Last Friday. Passed Away
Saturday NIGHT,


Saturday Night.
John W. Selman. the young man who
was shot at Cisco. Utah. last Friday,
died at st. Josephs hospital at eight
o'clock Saturday night, after period of
the most Intense agony.
The mother Of tbs young man arrived
here that evening from Payson, Utah,
where the family resides and is one of
the leading families Of that section. The
mother, Mrs. Emma Selman, was heart
broken over the tragedy which led up to
the death Of her son, and her grief was
pitiable in the extreme.
Undertaken Bannister took charge of
the body and shipped.it last night to the
home OF the family at Payson. Utah.
where intermant will be had
The wound from whieh the yonng man
died was OF horrible nature. The hip
bone was shattered and some Of the
pieces of the bone penetrated the intest-
ines and what he suffered from the
jagged nature Of the wound it is impos-
sible to imagine. DR.. Bull when exam
iping tho wound said at once the young
man could not live. When this fact was
communicated to him he utterly collaps-
ed, as up to that time he had some hopes
of recovery, as he had shown most re-
markable nerve considering his injuries
in having ridden distance Of f1ve miles
ON horseback after he was shot.
All the expenses were borne by Simons
Brothers, in whose employ che young
man had been, aud they expressed their
deepest sorrow at his untimely taking
off.
The weather forecast for this vicinity
is: Threatening with possibly light
snow tonight. Tuesday fair.
Saturday last D. T. Clark met with
the ranchmen of tho North Fork valley
and in convention with them submitted
his proposition and the matter was look
ed upon tavorably and accepted, 90 that
the hatchet is buried for the year 1901,
in so far as Mr.. Clark's sheep are con-
cerned..
The Rocky Mountain News prints a
cut OF the face of DR.. W. W. Rowan, the
we'll known physician OF Ouray, who is
occupying the unique position OF bsing
the lone candidate for the mayoralty OF
that city. DR.. Rowan is one OF the
most popular and engaging gentlemen
on the western slope and very loyal
friend OF Grand Junction. Ouray will
be honored in having him for it's mayor.
Great water power is going to waste in
the Grand valley. We're it harnessed to
turbines and motors it would build up
around the industries and enterprises
another city like Denver. Grand juno
ton is commercial site Of great import.
ance, its natural advantages are in COM
parable, but withal the town 10 in many
respe cts pulling against itself, whom the
elements should combine to subject the
opposition from the outside. and create
an opportunity for investment in the
resources OF that locality San Miguel
Examiner.
Yesterday was celebrated throughout
the Christian world, it being Palm Sun
day. 10 every Christian land some OBJ
servance Of this dsy takes place. More
particularly is the celebration of this
event observed in Russia, Spain and
other countries of continental Europe.
From yesterday until Easter morning
there are a succession of biblical festi-
walls following one another. In many
churches tho custom OF giving out
branches of palms is observed. This is
especially 90 in the Catholic churches.
Special services are always held upon
this day in churches Of that denomina-
ton.
Mr.. Chas. b. Yale who is now acknowl-
edged master OF pantomimic and spec
tacular attractions on this continent, has
this year given his entire attention 10
the reproduction Of his greatest spectacle
"The Evil Eye" 1t is two years since
tho spectacular extravaganss was pro-
duced on this continent. and in that
time it has become recognized ~ the
greatest attraction Of its kind which has
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