The daily sentinel., 1902-06-12

Kinney, left for visit to Mr.. McKin-
ney's old home in Pennsylvania this
morning accompanied by her daughter
Ruth.
Miss Jessie Morrison is up for her
third trial for the murder Of Mrs. Olin
Castle in Eldorado, Kansas, in June,
1900. Miss Morrison cried whom the
case was announced.
The general manager Of the Illinois
Central railroad and party arrived IN
the city last night in special car. They
left this morning over the narrow gauge,
their car being transferred to Salida over
the broad gauge.
Willie Pear was brought before Judge
Sullivan this morning on various
charpes and on the complaint OF his
mother and Judge Sullivan thought the
evidence was sufficient to send him to
the reform school.
II you are in want OF high grade
bicycle, q bicycle that will stand excel
lent service, a wheel that will not fail,
buy the Fowler high grade, patented
truss frame bicycle, 1902 model from A.
c. Fletcher. 249 Main street.
We have sold upwards OF one hundred
suits this spring and every one is satls-
fed with fit and price. And now is the
time to get in your order for Fourth OF
July suits, fit guara nteed.
Graham g. Hards.
Miss Emma Roberts, cousin OF Miss
Phoebe Roberts and a neice OF d. Rob-
erts, arrived in the city last night from
Chatham, Ontario, for visit with her
relatives here. Mics Roberts will DO
doubt spend the entire summer in this
city.
Isaac E. Hill, formerly OF this city, but
who has been one OF the teachers OF the
Aspen schools the past year, has accep-
ted the position of principal OF the Aca-
denny OF Idaho, preparatory school for
the University of Idaho, situated at Po-
catello.
Edgar A. Layton accompanied by his
wife and baby, arrived in the city over
the narrow gauge last night from Mont.
rose. The were met here by Mrs. Lay
toms brother, Dorr Belden, who took
them to the Belden home near Fruits
where they will visit for several weeks.
Frank Smith plead guilty in Justice
Sweney's court today to assault upon
the person of B. L. Wright OF White
W ater and was fined IS and costs. The
matter came up over dispute between
the two men at meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Whitewater Oil company.
Deputy Sheriff Smith was successful
in having Two dresses returned to Miss
Agnes Whitley, OF the Telephone ex-
change, which had been stolen from her
by a domestic at the place she boarded.
About two dozen handkerchiefs were
also stolen, but these have not been re-
turned.
At the recent meeting OF the state
board OF pharmacists, held in Denver,
large number of diplomas we're granted
to persons in this state. Among the
names was that OF Oscar j. Stumpf,
formerly connected with the G. II.
Arthur drug store in this city. Mr..
Stumpf is very bright young man and
his friends hope he may be successful in
the profession which he has chosen.
Captain Theo G. Lennon OF the Tel
Ter institute returned homo yesterday
from a months visit to the Navajo and
Hopi Indian reservations in Arizona,
whore he went to look after some Indian
children who will become pupils Of the
Teller school next fall. Mr.. Lennon
says that about fifty pupils already at
the school will leave the latter part of
this month for their various homes.
The degree OF Doctor Of Letters has
been conferred upon Mr.. w r. Thomas,
editorial writer of the Denver News by
the University OF Denver. Mr. Thomas
is a brother of Mrs Sumner OF this city,
pioneer in newspaper work in this
state and highly respected in and out OF
the profession. Few are better infor.
med OF the states resources than Mr..
Thomas and the cause of education has
always been dear to him. The honor
was we'll placed.
1t is down hill most OF the way to
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