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The daily sentinel., 1902-08-20

Smiths Electric Liniment.
Try Fletcher for bicycle repairs.
Smiths Bromo for the headache.
Platt & Kings teams can't be beat.
Smiths Sarsaparilla for the blood.
Full line Of cigars at Sparks Il Co.'s.
Telehone 743 red for your ice cream.
Have you tried Sparks & Cos. lemo-
nadesY
Cigars OF all the standard makes at
Sparks e. Co.
Special attention given to telephone
orders at Platt & Kings livery.
For the best service IN the city, go to the
Star Laundry, Colorado avenue.
Large line OF new couches and rocking
chairs at Anderson's Bargain House.
For your party or social you can get a
special rate on ice cream at Sparks & Co.
Every time you think Of your necktie
think OF Ackerman, the dealer in the
proper kind.
We have just received a large ship
ment of heating stoves aud steel ranges
at Anderson's.
The fall term OF the Grand Junction
Business College will begin Tuesday.
September 2.
Special Hair Brush sale this week
Your choice, 25c G. d. Smith & Co.
the Druggists.
See City Agent Peck OF the Colorado
Midland for rates to the Races at Glen
wood next week.
Keep on coming, there is no danger OF
our facilities for accommodating the pub
lie running out. Sparks & Co.
Best line of lace curtains, window
shades, carpets and queensware to be
found in the city at Anderson's.
Strictly new and up to- date portierres
and draperies just in. Everything the
latest. Anderson's Bargain House.
The Royalty Club makes a specially OF
wines, liquors and bottled beers for fam
lily use. Prices to suit all. Phone l44
red.
The finishing touch to mans toilet is
his necktle. Keep up-to-date in the lit
tie things and get your neckwear at Ack-
erman's.
Remember to set your time pisces
by the new U. S. Observatory clock
which The Sentinel will stablish In the
postoffice.
There is one place in town where they
are always busy-at Fletcher's bicycle
repair shop. Work promptly and care
fully done.
Our soda fountain is doing big busi-
ness and the reason therefor is very ap-
oarent-we make the best drinks.
Sparks & Co.
The Royalty Club beers Jour own bot
tling):i1 dozen quarts, S1.50; l dozen
pints, 81; "a half pints, 81; delivered.
Phone IA red.
The Royalty Club will deliver to you
at moments notice "a bottles OF Val
Blatz Milwaukee Beer for 81. Tele-
phone your order to 144 red.
Smiths Kidney & Liver Cure; posi-
lively the best kidney and liver medi-
cineson the market Manufactured by
G. d. Smith & Co., the Druggists.
Do you know a good thing when you
see it? Our furniture department is full
OF bargains EVERYTHING is strictly fret
class and you are sure to be pleased
with what you get. Anderson's Bar
gain House.
The ladies like to see a man we'll
dressed; but, above all, they want them
neat. A clean tie adds great deal to
the general appearance Of we'll dressed
man. Ackerman has all the latest
styles.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-20

For Sale, at bargain. desir-
able piece Of business property on
Main street between 4th and 5th
streets. Inquire Of J.. J.H.Ackerman.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-20
Johnson & ClASC0.
Realty; Loans and Investment:

A house IL lots 500 80 improved 81, 600
s house lots 800 la $50
s r house 9 lots 1000 80 - 5000
8 r house 3 lots 900 S0a 4,6U
20 room house and furniture $1,000.
so ncres improved $12, 1000.
sAbove are owners prices.
Phone Black 743
l06 Main street.
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CASTRO Nv THE DARK.
Knows No Details Of the Negotiations fer
Arbitr alton.
Special caNs Despatch to TIE sun.

Special Cable Despaieh to TEE Sun.
From TIE SUN Correspondent at Caracas.
CARACAS, Dec. 20.-The news Of the proc
teal acceptance by Great Britain and Ger.
many Of the proposal OF President Castro
through the United States Government
to refer the matters In dispute to arbitra.
ton reached here at noon to-day. No
details are given, and tho absence OF definite
Information leaves the Government In the
dark a. to what ls actually going on and
what u the next step to be token.
NJ. Quievreux, the French Minister To
Venezuela. has sent a polite and cordial
note TO the Government asking that the
same treatment be accorded 70 France "a
to the other nations in the matter OF nav.
ing claims.
The British Consul issued the Official
notice Of the blockade to the authorities
at La Guayra to-day.
The British cruiser Indefatigable and
the Italian warship Giovanni Bausan are
the only foreign fighting vessels in the
harbor OF La Guayra
Nine, Won Pilgrim Bait azzi, the wife of
the German Charge d'Affaires, who has
been very III and to whom the hospit alit v
OF the Yellow House was offered by Presi.
dent Castro. left here to-day for Cursc "a
She was carried IN the transport in bed
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LACK OF JUSTICES ~ BUFFALO.
Mass Meeting Of Lawyers Held I'm That
City 10 Consider the subject.


BUFFALO Dec. 20-The lawyers of the
Eighth judicial District held a mass meet.
ing in the City Fall to-day to consider
the shortage OF s preme Court justices.
Adelbert Moot, the chairman, said there
we're 2.lso live cases on the calendar Of the
district outside Of 81 ecial term and only
three justices to try them. the rest having
been transferred to Ar late Divisions in
the East. Mr.. Moot laid the blame TO the
ambition Of many Justices to draw the
iaige salaries that are laid in New York
and Brooklyn.
A Justice holding court in New York
he said. gets $40 a day additional for hold
ing court there and $40 a day additional
when he takes work home and goes over
H. Our Justices who have sat there have
always acquitted themselves creQitaLly.
Some OF the Justices of other districts.
] am told. have sent bills as ligh as $500
Tor decieing petty motions taken home
With them II Is not a public scandal,
but 1t is scandal at the bar OF New York
that such things take place. Then, too.
salary is $1,000 in New York and only
C.2 here. The Governor has the power
4 designation, but l find no clause In the
Constitution. nor has the Legislature power.
10 designate fCt any reason but death, ILL
ness or vacancy, not even for extra BUSH
ness"
Resolutions we're offered declaring that
the Judicial department Of the State should
be indeI endent of the executive depart
ment and that not more than three Justices
OF this division should be assigned to the
APPELLATE Divisiou also. that three more
JIttoss be provided for this district. The
resolutions we're referred to the Bar Asso-
citation
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which is a monster OF international law.
II was sufficient the Tempe says. for WASH
ington to make a sign for London. Berlin
and Rome TO abandon this ill-conoeived
enterprise and to admit that state OF war
existed
II is not likely. however. the writer says.
that America will limit its action to the
imposition Of this precision Of statement
and the exaction OF this avowal. President
Roosevelt, and Secretary OF State Hay are
not occupied altogether with the question
Il the material damage that prolonged
and effective blockade will do TO A nerioan
commerce and navigation. which is very
close between the United States and her
sister republics President Roosevelt hears
the echoes Of the rising discomfort which
have replaced former sympathy. In Eng
land public sentiment is visibly and daily
becoming more nervous and more anxious
every day for a p,cific settlement Of the
question
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CORD MEYER FINED $50.
went Too Fast In Automobile-win Ap.
peal 70 . Higher Court.

peal 70 . Higher Court.
Thirty dollars fine or thirty days in
jail
Justice Foster l.. Oakley spoke in stem.
torian tones In his little court room at
Mineola. !" l.. yesterday. Cord Meyer, the
capitalist. who stood before the bar a
prisoner. accepted the former alternative.
jury had Just decided that Mr.. Meyer
had violated the law in speeding an auto
mobile faster than twenty miles an hour.
John arvan. a special deputy sheriff
stopped Mr.. Meyer on the Jericho turn
pike on Nov. 10 and requested him to an
pear In court to answer a charge Of vio-
lating the automobile speed law. Garvan
and Deputies Bloxom and Sidney testified
to the time and distances. Col George B.
Stoddard. lawyer for the Long Island
Protective Highway Association, prose-
cuted the case, Mr.. Meyer did not DENY
that he was going faster than twenty miles
an hour. but said that there were cxtenu-
ating circumstances. He testified that
there was a wagon in front OF him and the
occupant OF the vehicle had bid him to
increase his speed 40 that he could pass
by quickly and not brighten the horse.
Counse ilor Steinert. Tor Mr. sIeyer, con-
tended that even II the defendant WAS
going faster than the law prescribed he
WAS not guilty Of misdemeanor when il
was shown that 1t was necessary TO 20
last. He contended that spy testimony,
az ne called that OF the officers who arrested
s Mr: Meyer should not be seriously con-
Mr. Meyers lawyer served notice Of
appeai.
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measures authorized by the law Of nations
and the respective treaties between his
Majesty and the different neutral Powers
This announcement is dated al the Foreign
Office Dec 20
BIRLIN. Dec. 2o.-An Imperial gazette
issued tonight contains notification that
the harbors Of Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo
have been blockaded
Great reticence is observed in official cir
Giles as to whether the blockade will be
poetic" or otherwise All inquiries on
this point are answered with the simple
stntement."It will be c~ective
ROM. Dec. 2i.--An official notification
of Italy's part icipa,ion in the blockade
Of Venezuelan ports is published this
morninv
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NEW CARS FOR THE NEW HAVEN.
Large Orders Given for Rsliing stock
"Te Keep Up with the Times"


NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 10 -Presidsn.
John NJ Hal, Of the New Haven railroad
this Afternoon told why the road had
inst authorized q larger expenditure for
passenger and freight equipment. There
are 3, ono carr to BE- added TO tho rolling stock
Of the company including $500 coal cars Of
both steel and wood. Tho rest Of the equip
mont will consist Of locomotives. parlor
cars. dining oars and passenger ooaches
Mr. Hall aaid that thu move Wa In conse-
ouence Of the demands Of business and that
the system proposed to keep up With the
procession In this direction. The road will
not begin TO vo,ive the FIRST OF the new
cars f)r three month";. and the locomotives
not % soon - that Business with the
locomotive makers Ia no ecoi that they have
orders booked for mouths a,,eai.
The railroad will have thirty new loco
motives this month that were orde ca
last summer. 1t viii also receive at once
twenty five parlor and sleeping cars that
were ordered six months ago.
President Hall said that whom the roads
big car building plant at Readville, Mass.
10 completed the road viii BE- abb to do its
own car building. but for the present. owing
to the gradual Increase OF the business OF
the systcm, II has been driven into the mar
ket for now stock ~ this character.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Paintings,
Etchings, Engravings.
Water C0lOrs,
Arthur Tooth { Sons,
100 FIFTH AVENUE,
THE RULE or THE MOB.
IL DEGREES That No More Land he Sold
TO Negroes In Amite County, Miss.
100 FIFTH AVENUE,
COyntH NiSl 81.

IL DEGREES That No More Land he Sold
10 Negroes In Amite County. Miss.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2O.-Lawlessness
Ia over In Anite county. Miss. but It has
started up In Franklin. where q large port
OF the negro labor is in danger Of being
driven out unless the aut horities inter-
fere. The well-to-do inhabitants are said
TO be no inundated by the whitecaps that
they do not care to he quoted In denunca-
ton OF the lawlessness.
The agreement by which the Amite
county troubles were ended specifies that all
negroes who have made part payments
in the purchase of land shall he allowed TO
complete their purchases and become the
owners Of lands, but the merchants, bankers
and farmers pledge themselves TO make
40 further sales Of lands to the negroes
All the land not already sold or being sold
tn negroes is to be reserved exclusively
to the whites.
The merchants pledge themselves not to
solicit the business of negroes or to sell
goods to negroes without the consent Of the
white man for whom the negro is working
or from whom he rents lands. Finally the
bankers and merchants agree for them
selves and the corporations which they
represent that when they are working
large bodies Of land by negro labor they
will at all times keep q good and reputable
White man at the plantation to assure the
good order and quiet OF the place.
In return for these concessions the white
men who were at the head Of the former
movement agree not to interfere with
negro labor Oh the big plantations bu, to
protect the negroes against violence aud
do all in their power to check the negro
exadus
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TUG CORNELL LAUNCHED.
One OF the Finest Ocean Going TUGS o.
the Coast.

The tug Cornell, built by the Townsend.
Downey Shipbuilding Company, from de.
signs by j. A. Hargan. for the Cornell
Steamboat Company. Of Rondout, N. Y,
was launched at noon yesterday at the ship.
yards at Shooters Island.
Az the tug slipped down the ways Miss
Belcher L., a bottle of champagne on
her bow. Among those present at the
launching were: Mr.. and Mrs Belcher
!. A. Hargan, Wallace Downey. T. E. Ferris
.. n Edwards and James A. Townsend.
The new boat Is $50 feet long, a feet
heam and Is feet deep and when comp'e ed
will be one OF the finest oces n going Jugs
on the coast. II is built Of steel throuehout
and equipped with powerful engines
When the tug started down the waysome
OF the WI rklnen were knocked from the
platform; All escared injury EXCEPT
tdwaId w RichaIcs.. a painter. "a veal Z
old OF Mariners Harbor, whose left hin
and right leg were broken. Il is believed
hat he suffered internal injuries, also.
and at the 8. R. Smith Infrmary, where
he was taken. it Is said that his injuries win
proba bly, carse h's,cn'h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
WEB DAVIS BUYS A FARM.
II 10 Near Kansas city and Once Figurei
In . Real Estate Boom.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Dec. 20.-Webeter
Davis is working at his new country home,
the Clear Snring farm, in Kansas, three
miles west Kansas City. II ia his mo. {
recent purchase and he is making improve
ments at cost Of several thousand dollars.
The farm contains 100 acres of agricultural
and wood lands.
When the realty boom in this part OF the
untry was at it's zenith the place sold for
5000. Its pure haseis plated IL and
placed 1t on the market as an addition TO
Kansas ity. Kan: Many Of the sur veyors'
stakes st, are are stili there few years later
sideTation being 33. 900
The lear Spring farm will be my
brothers country home said Walter Davis
to-day, and there he will have ample
opportunity to study. The older he grows
the closer he sticks to his books
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BLOCKADE rs ON.
brftash ships From La Guayra East and
Germans tn the West,
Special Cable Dsspaiehes to THx SUN.

Special Cable Dsspaiehss to THx SUN.
LONDON, dec. pa special London O..
sstts was issued this morning containing
the following announcement BY the Foreign
Once Of blockade Of venezeula beginning
to-day;
1t 10 hereby notified that. as the United
States Of Venezuela have failed TO comply
With the demands Of his Majesty's Govern.
ment. . blockade BY his Majesty's naval
forces Of the ports Of La Guayra. Carenero,
Guanta, Cumana and Carupano and the
mouths OF the Orinoco Ia declared Such
blockade will be ef ectively maintained from
and after to-day, subject to the allowance
OF the following days Of grace for vessels
sailing before the date Of this notification:
From West Indian porta and ports on
the east coast Of the contin ent OF America
ten days for steamers and twenty days for
sailing vessels
From all other ports, twenty days for
steamers and forty days for sailing vessels.
For vessels lying in the ports now de-
clared blockaded. fifteen days
Vessels which attempt 10 violate the
blockade will render themselves liable to all
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r. q. FABBRI ARRESTED.
Held for speeding His Auto-Cep Timed
II NJ - Miles an Hour.

heiu TOT speeding HIS Aut0-Cop Timed
II ~ - Miles an Hour.
Ernest q. Fabbri, son -in-law Of the late
Col Elliot F. Shepard, living at II East
Sixty-second street. was arraigned before
Magistrate Cornell in the Morrisania polioe
court on the charge OF running his auto
mobile faster than the rate Of speed allowed
by law.
With Fabbri in the automobile were vii.
liam Jay Schieffelin, his brother in law. and
two other friends. The four were going
along jerome avenue near tho entrance 70
Woodlawn Cemetery when Bicycle Police
man Donohue told Fabbri to slow up Dom
ohue says they kept on. when he timed the
automobile for 500 feet and found that II was
going at the rate Of IL miles an hour. He
then followed and arrested Fabbri.
The young man " as defended b. Assist ANT
Dist riot Attorney Arthur c. Train, Who,
said that he was there in a private capacity
70 look after the interests OF his client
Fai RI denied that he was running his
machine faster than the law allows, Ut the
Magtr rate said no would rather accept tho
policemans statement, and held him In
s2oo for trial IN Special Sessions
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DRY DOCK CONTRACT VOID.
Navy Department Cancels Q Construction
Agreement ~ League Island.

NsNy department NanCeN Q Construction
Agreement ~ League Island.
PHILADELPHIA, Fec. 2o-The Navy De-
partment has cancel I'd the contract with
the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company
for building the dry dock at League Island.
Delay in construction Ia the cause. Ne
Rotiations for a new contract with the
company have failed and specifications
are now in preparation by the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks for a contract with an
other company,
The contract called for the completion
Of thu. dock within three years. At the
rate OF progress under which the Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific Company has operated.
II Ia estimated by the department officisIs
that II would have required fourteen years
to build the dock
The same company Ia building the dock
at Mare Island, and a computation a. to
the rate OF progress there indicates that
1t will take sixteen years to complete that
work The department has under con-
sideration the question Of cancelling the
contract for the construction Of the Mara
Island dock
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GOES TO nov EMS AID.
Lieut. Marbury johnston Arrives at Ia
GuaSra on the Albany.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-OfliciAl conflrma
ton of reports from San Juan that Lieut.
Marbury Johnston has sailed on the cruiser
Albany for La Guayra was received at the
Navy Department this morning from Ad-
miral Dewey at San Juan. Lieut.. Johnston
was ordered to Venezuela for duty a. naval
aid to Minister Bowen at Caracas and the
orders of the Navy Department were tha I
he should proceed on torpedo boat de-
stroyer or other fast vessel
Admiral Dewey says: TORPEDO boat
destroyer not available for duty assigned.
Lieut.. Marbury Johnston has sailed on
Albany"
a later despatch came to tho Navy De-
partment from Conn ander J. A. Rodgers
OF the Albany, reporting the arrival Of
that vessel at La Guayra, and that Lieut.
Johnston had been landed.
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PRAISE FROM FRANCE.
Our Declaration Against Pacinc Blockade
Approved.

PARIS zee, ~ Inc iemps la an edi-
,orial on the Venezuelan trouble, saws the
United States have won a diplomatic VIC
tory by compelling the tripartite alliance
of England, Germany and Italy To show It's
hand, and in defying the action OF the three
Powers in declaring q pacific blockade.
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MAIL CLERKS GET SMALLPOX
Six Of the Railway Service Between Hero
and chicago nl-One Dead.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec 2O.-Six mail
clerks running between New York and
Chicago have been stricken with smallpox.
Two belonged in this city. Owe ~ these
was Calix Laframtois Of 10 richard street
Ohicer Fredericks. The second one In
Joseph DurGin and he is now in the Deten-
ton Hospital.
The Health Officer has determined to
call the attention Of the health authorities
OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania
and New York to the cases and urge an in
vestigation. The Health Officer thinks
that the clerks are in danger of receiving
the germs In the mail and will urge that ali
mail be fumigated. as we'll ~ the cars
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VIEW PLAY ~ MRS. BURNETT.
This 10 About Girl Fauntieroy-soon to
he Produced Here.

Frances Hodgson Burnett who Ia spend.
ing the winter here, has written new play
called. THE Little Unfairly Princess. !"
She sold the American rights yesterday
to Charles B. Dillingham;. and 1t Ia soon
to DO produced here Like Little Lore
Fauntleroy. this play was written inallyorie
Tor children. II tells the story Of the SUD
don descent OF the pet Of a fashionable
girls seminary to poverty. but has happy
ending. Seymour Hicks II to produce
The play In England.
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NEGLECTED OATH or OFFTcEy
Dispute between Mayor ana city Clerk
Of Mount vernon-Two Lose Jobs,

MOUNT VERNON. N. Y. Dec. 2O.-A-oun
Vernon Is In need Of two police commits
-ioners In place Of William Hobby and
Siegfried Wurzburg.. Democrats. whose
offices were declared vacant Tonight nv
he Republican members OF the Common
Council.
The city charter provides that all civ
officials must file their oath OF Office within
ffteen days after election or appointment.
Hobby and Wurzburg police commission
ers, and the Mayor gays that they both
appeared before him and took the OATH
u Office and that he personally filed iii,
oath with City Clerk Hoyt.
Clerk Hovt SAYS that the commissioners
oath are net filed In his Office and that he
has no recollection NJ ever having received
them.
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Temporary 1or".inAA 81 Long Island City.
Work on new temporary station to
replace tho Long Island City terminal
burned on Thursday night, win begin In
. few days. A gang Of workmen started
yesterday to clear away the ruins OF tho
old terminal. The new station viii be
$50 feet long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
GERMANY SENDS PRIZE CREW
Men for the Captured Restaurader TO Go
From HAMBURG.

Special Cahs Dsspafeh TO THB SUE.
HAMBrRo, Dac. 20.-A crew for the CAP
tured Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador,
formerly George Gould's yacht ATLANTA
will sail from here next Tuesday on the
transport Siberia. which will aLso take the
stan officers Of the new cruiser division
in Venezuelan waters The latter number
five officers and 1870 men.
The Siberia will also carry ammunition
and coal for the cr1IAor division.
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Burglar Rusy while Family Played Csrd,.

Tho homo Of edward Demarest, at 70
West Eighty -seoond street. a. entered by
burglars Oh Thursday night and jewelry
worth S70O stolen. The thieves got into
the houss while Mr., Demarest, his mother
and two sister, we're playing cards IN q
back room. II u SUPPOSED that they got
In by picking the lock Of the front door.
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be Fra Diavolo.' sung by . German COM
The singers vill be Messrs. Anthes, BlAss,
Reiss and Elmblad and Mmos. Fritxi
SchefY and Schumann- Heink. Tho per-
Torrance will be given on Christmas I've
in the clubhouse, At Park avenue and
Seventy -second strrst
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Complaint About Ninth Avenue Train
Service

ALnAHr. Dec. ao.-wlliam Berg eooo
Eishth avenue. New York city, has 6lcd
with tho State Railroad Commission a
complaint relative to the train service
on the NINTH avenue line OF the Manhattan
az months when trains after nidnisbt
reach the Fifty. ninth street station. The
passengers are compelled to get out and
wait for the next Sixth avenue train. The
u, nms are run ihfre9uently also and conse.