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men OUT OF WORK
The Streets of Butte are Filled with
an Army of Unemployed Men. Con-
stables Cannot Serve Garnishment
Papers Fast Enough. Stocks Affec-
ted.

Butte, Mont, Oct. 23.-By a gen.
eral shut down of the Amalgamated
Company's property last night near
ly fifteen thousand men were thrown
opt of employment, and within
week the grand total may reach
twenty thousand The Great North
ern will be compelled to lay off
large portion of their freight crews
heretofore engaged in hauling ore.
Other roads will also have to reduce
their forces in consequence of this
shut down, and numerous other en-
terprises which have relied on the
Amalgamated as their chief custo-
mef will be obliged to curtail their
forces. In Montana, alone, approx
mately million dollars week will
be cut off the present pay rolls. The
streets of this place are today filed
with seven thousand miners who are
thrown out of employment. People
whom the miners owe are besieging
the Justice courts seeking garnish.
ment orders. and the constables can
not serve papers fast enough. So
far there has been no violence.
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MOFFAT EXPLAINS.
He is in No Way Interested in the
Pacific Railroads.

He is in No Way Interested in the
Pacific Railroads.
Denver, Oct. 23.-David H. Moffat
of this city who is the principal back
er of the Denver. Northwestern &
Pacific railroad known generally as
the Moffat road. which is now in
the process of construction, has been
greatly annoyed by the report TO the
effect that he was backing the West
ern Pacific road.
Mt. Moffat today Authorized the
statement that he is in no way con-
nected with the Western Pacific nor
isfhe connected with aaYone who is.
He farther stated that he was not
financially interested in the con-
struction of a railroad from Salt
Lake City west to the Pacific coast
or to any intermediate point.
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From the Birth Place of the
Man Who "Blazed the
Way" In the PeCOs
Valley,

j. M. Davis and family of
Cleveland, Tenn, arrived here on
last evenings train and will
likely locate in Roswell. In any
event they will be here the en-
tire winter as they come for the
benefit of Mr.. Davis's health.
He has been in the milling, farm
and and mercantile business for
ten years in Cleveland.
Mr.. Davis is well acquainted
with Captain LEAFS Tennessee re-
lation as Captain Lea was from
the same town Mr.. Davis comes
from.
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WRECK IN LONDON.
One Person Killed and Dozen In.
iured Last Night.

London, Oct 23.-Reports have
gone out from here of a great rail-
road disaster. but all such reports
are erroneous. The =. reports are
founded on a small wreck which oc-
Cured last night at Severity Bridge
in which one person was killed, and
a dozen slightly injured.
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CARROLL WINS.

Loudly Cheered by the Large Crowd
at San Antono.-Time SO Seconds.
San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 23.-J. E.
contest here Wednesday, Time 33
seconds Joe Gardner came second;
time A seconds. Clay McGonigle
will rope this afternoon. Carroll
was loudly cheered by an immense
and enthusiastic crowd
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THE CHASE TRIAL.
1t is Dragging Along Slowly in Dem
yer, Colorado.
ther trouble.


yer, Colorado.
Denver, Oct. 23.-The taking Of
testimony in the court martial trial
of Brigadier General John Chase
commander of the National Guards
of Colorado, proceeded smoothly
through the forenoon session. To
avoid delay and confusion the court
has ordered that all objections of
attorneys must be formal This or
der was made because of the alter
cation yesterday between Adjutant
Bell and Willis v Elliott the attor-
ney for General Chase. General
Chase is on the witness stand this
afternoon, and is being closely ques.
toned.
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BANKERS, ASSOCIATION CLOSES
+. GG. Bicelow of Milwaukee is Cho-
sen as the Next President.

sen as the Next President.
San Francisco, Calf, Oct. %
This was the closing day of the Ban
kers convention. Ellis H. Roberts.
treasurer of the United States. de-
livered an address on the Effects of
the Inflow of Gold" The committee
on nominations made the following
report which was adopted and the
following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
President, F. G. Bigelow, Milwatr
kee; vice president, E. F. Swinney,
Kansas City, Mo-; Executive Com.
mittee, ]. D. Powers, Kentucky; ].
R. Mitchell. Minnesota; j. K. Wilson
California; ]. B. Finley, Pennsylva.
mia; Stephen NJ. Griswold New York;
II. R. Dennis, S. Dakota; w. K Sof-
fin, Wisconsin; Mills B. Lane, GeGor.
gia; VIM. Livingstone, Michigan;
Charles Sawyer, Kansas.
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Philippine EXHIBIT.

Twenty-three Hundred Tons of Phil
ippine Exhibit on the Ground.
ST. Louis, Mo, Oct 23.-All of the
2300 tons Of the Philippine exhibit
shipment which arrived on the trans
port Fitzpatrick at Seattle is now on
the Worlds Fair grounds. There
are fifty car loads in all. The larg-
est piece in the shipment is a dugout
or native boat, nearly seventy-fve
feet in length
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Austin, Tex, Oct. Ex-Governor
Lanham today quarantined all Texas
against San Antonio on account of
the yellow fever that now exists
there. The order is mandatory on
all railroads to operate no trains
whatever in or out of San Antonio
from noon today nor handle any
freight or passenger business from
that city in any form or shape what
ever. This practically cuts San An.
tonic off from the world.
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Succeeded Hon. Jerry Simpson.

Claude Duvall of Hutchinson, Kan
sas, is at the Grand Central He is.
an old friend of Hon. Jerry Simpson
and succeeded him on the Fusion
ticket in 1900 as a candidate for
congress, and was defeated He is
now a commercial man and is sell
ing hats. He says, in 1900 he was
talking through his hat, but now
now he is talking hats.
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A GREAT HISTORIAN DEAD.
William n. Lecky Succumbs to
Heart Disease.

London, Oct. 23.-William Z. Lee.
key, the great historian, died here
today. He had been in failing health
for some time. and of late has been
subject to a disease of the heart
which was the cause of hisdeath. He
was born in Ireland in 1888. and was
65 years of age at the time of his
death.
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REJANE's DIVORCE.
An Actress Tires of Husband and
Wants a Divorce.

Wants a Divorce.
Paris, Oct 23.-The preliminary
hearing in the divorce suit filed by
Nine. Rejane, the celebrated actress,
against her husband was begun to-
day before a special tribunal. The
prominence of the principals and the
further fact that M. Porcel. the hus-
band of Nine. Rejane. has flied
counter suit for divorce has created
forms one of the chief topics of dis
cussion in the sadons and along the
boulevards.
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they have received the last few days
from Toxic have contained nothing
to indicate even the probability of an
outbreak of hostilities. AS yet no
hitch whatever has occurred in the
negotiations, and there is nothing
whatever on which to base these
war-like reports.
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A CAPTURE MADE.

After a Desperate Fight Two Rob-
bers are Wounded and Taken.
Ishpeming, Mich. Oct. 23.-The two
men charged with the robbery of the
posoffice at Superior, Wisconsin,
were captured here this morning on
the east bound mail. A desperate
fight ensued before the capture was
made in which one suspected man
made his escape, but the other two
were captured. During the exchange
of shots the two robbers were both
wounded.
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Boston, Mass, Oct. 23.-Interest
among clients and brokers today
centered in the copper shares, in
view of the shut down of all the Am
algamated properties, in Montana.
The market opened at "a which was
a loss of IA from yesterdays clos
ing price There were frequent sales
and the prices rallied to 35 SIS.
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'VNVI0NI Nj AVO HOaNV
The Day Has Been Generally OBJ
served in That State.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 23.-This
was Arbor Day in Indiana and pur-
suant TO the request of State Superin,
tendent of Public Instruction Cotton
the day was observed by schools and
colleges throughout the state by ap.
propriate exercises and the planting
of trees and shrubs Reports re-
ceived by Superintendent Cotton in.
dicate that the observance was more
general than ever before.
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SKINNER GOING TO AHYssYNIA.
A ConsuI-GeneraI Soon to Go on an
Important Mission.

Marseilles, Oct. 23.-Robert P.
Skinner, the United States consul
general at Marseilles. who is about
to start on a special mission to King
Menelik of Abyssinia, arrived here
this week from New York via Hayre.
He plans to start on his Abyssinian
mission early next week. He will
proceed by regular steamship to
Beinurt, from which port he will be
accompanied to the capital of the
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INVESTIGATION ASKED.

The Race Question is Yet in Evidence
at Fort Riley.
Fort Riley, Oct 23.-Col. Hutchins,
commander of the Texas regiment
here participating in the maneuvers,
has asked for an official inquiry into
the trouble between his regiment
and the colored troopers. Col. Hut
chins claims that three of his men
have been severely beaten by the
colored soldiers.
No more trouble is likely, as Off
GERS of both regiments are doing ev-
erything in their power to avoid fur
ther trouble.
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AN EARLY FOURTH.

An Explosion of Fireworks Does the
Usual Work.
Valetta, Island of Malta, Oct %
Fireworks explosion at Workman's S
Club in the village of Balzean result
ed in the death of five persons and
the injury of fourteen.
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KILLED GIRL.
The Cause and Stories Of the Shoot
ing Conflict.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Oct. %
Charles Campbell, better known as
slim" shot and perhaps fatally
wounded Grace Calhoun on Meyers
avenue about 4 o'clock this morning.
Campbell escaped. Stories of the
shooting conflicted One story is
that it was due to a quarrel over a
soldier. Campbell was under peace
bond for making threats. He also
recently served a term in the militia
ry prison for the same reason.
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ALL IS PEACE.
japanese Legation Says that Alarm.
ing War Reports are Without
Any Foundation.

London. Oct. 2s-The Japanese
legation reiterates today that there
is not the slightest foundation for
the alarming reports of a great war
eetween Russia and the japanese.
The Official communications that
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A Choice Lot Of Diamonds Obtained
by the Robbers.
Cleveland, O., Oct 23.-Burglars
last night robbed the Dutch Jewelry
company of diamonds to the amount
of six thousand dollars.
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TO DISCUSS THE LEVEEs.
Two Thousand Delegates are Expect.
ed at New Orleans.

ed at New Orleans.
New Orleans. La, Oct 23.-The To-
cal committee having in charge the
details. of the Mississippi River Le-
wee Convention. which is to be held
in this city during the coming week,
has completed all arrangements for
the gathering. More than two thou
sand delegates have signified their
intention to be present. Every city
and town of Importance from the
Gulf TO the head waters of the
Mississippi ~ be represented.
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BIG FIRE AT MACON.

Warehouse Burned There Today
With Great Loss of Property.
Macon, Miss, Oct 23.-The Macon
Compress and ware houses burned
today. The loss is estimated at two
hundred thousand dollars.
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Negus by a small guard of United
States marines. The greatest inter.
est is manifested in his mission in
French commercial and political cir
cles
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FOUR DROWNED.

In Fog Six Laborers Go Over Dam
Near CoIfax Station.
Pittsburg, Pa, Oct 23-Early this
morning a skiff containing five labor
swept over the Springdale dam near
Colfax station There was a thick
fog over the river and the Workmen
lost their way Four of the Occu-
pants Of the boat were drowned and
one escaped.
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POSITION ED.
A Conference Between the Russian
Minister and Japanese States
men to Occur Soon.

men to Occur Soon.
Yokohama, Oct 23.-The confer.
ence between Baron Derosen. the
Russian minister, and the Foreign
Minister Komura has been postpon-
ed until after a conference of jap
anese statesmen which takes place
today Admiral Alexicoff, the Rus
sian viceroy of the far east, is ex-
pected to go to st. Petersburg in No
vember. This is expected to delay
the crisis.
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kRATZ WILL BE BACK.

The Government Has Taken Most
Extraordinary Measures.
Washington, d. c.. Oct 23.-The
State department has called on the
Mexican government to surrender
Kratz as an act of comfy This is
a very extraordinary proceeding on
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st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 23.-Attorney
Folk today received the extradition
papers of Chas. Kratz duly signed
by GoGvernor A. NJ. Dockery. Chas.
Kratz is a member of the St. Louis
City Council who was apprehended
yesterday at Guadalahara, Mexico,
and was arrested at the request of
the state department at Washington.
Kratz has a charge of bribery stand
ing against him, for his connection
in letting the suburban franchise
deal.
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the part of the United States. The
constitution of Mexico makes it i'm
possible 10 surrender a fugitive from
this country who is charged with bri-
berry committed prior to the negotia-
ton of the new extradition treaty.
Mexico however has a law allowing
the surrender of fugitives under a
special call, the only requirement be.
ing that the nation seeking it shall
bind itself to grant similar request
coming from Mexico. and under this
arrangement Kratz will be surrender.
ed.
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TO KILL A CONSUL.
Russian Government Sends Six Bat.
taIions to Protect Him.

Constantinople, Oct. 23.-As a re-
plot to kill NJ Bellaiff. the Russian
sent six battalions Off troops from
Koprula and Beerlepe.
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ALL TEXAS QUARANTINED FROM
SAN ANTONIO.
ORDER IS MANDATORY

Governor Lanham Orders that from
Noon To-Day No Trains, Neither
Passenger nor Freight, Shall En-
ter or Leave San Antonio.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03
THE BOYS IN BLUE AND GRAY.

The regular annual business meeting
of the Western Slope Veterans associ-
alton, was held this morning at Odd
Fellows hall The minutes of the last
regular meeting were read and approx
ed.
A resolution was submitted and
adopted as follows: That all soldiers,
sailors and marines of the civil war.
Espano American war and the boys III
gray, be eligible to membership in
the association. This resolution was
unanimously adopted.
The annual election of officers took
place, with the following result.
For president, the worthy president
of the association was unanimously
reelected to again fill that response
BILE position; Secretary Roeber, of Pa
onia; treasurer S. NJ. Dowden of
Grand Junction.
Each post represented in the
association was entitled to vice pres
ident and the following selections ere
made for each of the local organiza
tions.
Grand Junction. ID. N. Wheeler !;
Hotohkis;, Clark Dunn; Montrose,
n. G.. Davis; Fru ita, J. H. Parrish ::
Delta. Geo. E Whitney.
This concluded the business of the
morning session.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

Captain George w. Bartlett, the
world famous rifle shot, was an arriv-
al in the city this morning. but left
over the noarrow guage. He will re-
turn to this city next Wednesday and
give an exhibition shoot in the after
noon. Marksmen and others are in
vited to meet him at the A. N. Buck
lin hardware store next Wednesday
and accompany him in the afternoon
to an exhibition of shooting. Captain
Bartlett was formerly scout and a
deputy U S. Marshal in South Dako-
ta.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
JUNE WEATHER.

The mean temperature of June.
1908. was 70.9 degrees or 1.3 degrees
below the normal as determined from
the records of 12 years. This tenn
perature was exceeded seven times,
the highest being 76.2 degrees in 1900,
60. degrees being computed in 1895.
The maximum temperature of 80
degrees occurred ON the 29th and the
minimum of 81 degrees ON the 4th.
The highest temperature ever record
ed at this station was 104 on June rs,
1900, and maximum temperatures
above 90 degrees were recorded on
10 days during the same June. The
lowest temperatures ever recorded in
any June was 81 degrees ON the 9th.
1894. and in 1895 80 degrees was re-.
corded on the 18th.
The precipitation of 1. .22 inches was
exceeded but once. viz: in 1899, when
LA inches was 1ecorded. The rain
fall of the past month shows 0. 81 inch
| in excess of the normal for IL years.
and occurred ON . DAYS, while inap-
preciable amounts were recorded ON
days. OF the total amount, O. rs inch
fell during the night of the 18th and
18th.
The prevailing winds were from
the southeast. Maximum. or 5-min-
ute velocity, %, miles from the south
west on the 3rd. The total wind
movement of 1923 was considerably be-
low the average for . years. the nor
NAL being 1929 miles and the record
in 1902, 4449 miles. Average hourly
velocity, 5.2 miles as against g. 2 in
1902 and the normal of 0 miles.
There were - clear days, IA partly
cloudy days and 4 cloudy days.
Thunderstorms prevailed in the vi
cinity of the station on the Sd. 4th,
18th, Sth, 18th, l4th, 10Th, and goth.
The mean relative humidity for the
month was 46 per cent. and there were
335 hours of sunshine, or 10 per cent
of the possible amount.
r. II. SULLIVAN,
Observer, Weather Bureau
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EXPOSITION BOARDS TROUBLES.

glad that worlds fair board
affair from experience had with the present
Peabody placed Thatcher
unenvbe light double charge of dishonesty
Colonel Thatcher Il distinguished
allegations farcical their face.
will
dicaon
The although its workings aught
the afordsMess Thatcher, Stevens and o Donell We
believe the possible
han
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THE MATz CONTROVERSY.

The tilt Bishop
of
farfuly in the stating The editorial blue pencil
the bishop should add his writing
the other Boyer Haywood
beaswos they might have occupied by personal abuse of the bishop
That worldly
other mortal bishop
allowing
a with impunity.
Worst of ALL the abuse of the bishop shown be macously
Whatever be said Bishop of
o stick.
Haywood wi
probably they
the Catholic church itself socialism
injected
of the
s o
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

Services Will be held at the Baptist
church as usual. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Rev. Beach will preach at IL
a. m. ON "Our Sympathizing High
Priest. - At s p. m. Rev Beach will
preach the seventh sermon in series,
Gods Heroes of the Old Testament. -
-"Elijah. -
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

Tonight at the corner of Seventh
and Main st'ests, the veterans will
have typical camp fire. They will
gather there between the hours OF
seven and eight o'clocA, and have "A
conventional old camp fire. Every
body is invited to attend.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

city officials will sleep and totally forget
other night about and
often judged by the
Junction is
the
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

Telluride furious this
and many
He in booming making
ptifully small by comparison.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03
While we are as

While long we've got to have them
going safe there is nothing in that
knocking the Gould Rockefeller syndicate the
of iron interests off the track.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

Governor before calling
incompetent this particular
very likely home to roost
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-03

fire and police institution which has
last discovered
be Mullins This redoub
Quixoticike charging against wndmil
nd we maybe the constitution
The colored American., 1903-06-20

chemist at the head OF the great Altenheim Med
ical Dis pensary, has just made the startling an
nouncement that he has produced a compound
that grows hair any bald head. The doctor
makes the claim that after experiments. taking
to mplete. he has at last reached the goal
of his am btion. To the doctor all heads are
alike. There ars none which cannot be cured by
this remarkable remedy The record of the cures
already made is truly marvellous and were il not
for the high standing of the great physician and
the convincing testimony OF thousands Of citizens
all over the country it would seem too miracu-
lous to be true
T here can be no doubt OF the doctors earnest
es s in making his claims his cures be
Disputed He does not ask any man. woman or
child to take his anyone elses word for ii, but
he stands ready seud free trial packages of this
great lair Restorative to anyone who writes to
him for 1t, enclosing cent stamp to prepay
postage. In single sight n has started hair to
growing on heads bald for years. It has stopped
falling hair in one hour. II never fails no matter
what the condition. sex Old men and
young men. women and children all have profted
by the free use of this great new discovery II you
are bald IL your hair IS falling out or il your hair
eyebrows eyelashes thin or short
write the Altenheim N Medical Dispensary cent
8zo6Foso Building. Cincinnati, Ohio enclosing a
stamp to prepay postage for free package
and in short time yen will be entirely restored.
The colored American., 1903-06-20
BISHOP WALTERS WEDS.

Announcement is made of the COM
ing marriage of Rt. Rev. Alexander
Walters, Bishop of the A. NJ. z. Zion
Church and president for long peri
cd of the Afro-Amecrican Council, to
Mrs. Leila Brown, an attractive and
cultured lady of Louisville, KY. The
ceremony will occur at Jacob Street
Tabernacle in that city on the evening
of June 30th.
The good bishop and his prospective
bride have the warmest wishes of a
multitude CT friends for their happi-
ness on this voyage upon the sea of
matrimony.
The colored American., 1903-06-20
PROF. MILLER AT TUSKEGEE.

Prof. Kelly Miller, of Howard Uni
versity, will deliver a series of six
lectures at the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute, Tuskegee, Ala,
beginning in July. His lectures will
dwell on the present status of the
Negro, education in its higher and in
dustrial forms, the meaning of educa-
ton, industrial, academic and collegi-
ate. Prof. Miller is one of the ablest
men of the race. His lectures will be
a treat to the TuSkegeeans.