The daily sentinel., 1903-11-19

William SillselI is in town from
Whitewater today.
The Metropolitan restaurant is
about to change hands.
G. E. Hollenbeck. a lower valley
farmer is in the city TODAY.
Frank Clark arrived from Mancos
today t. remain during the coming
winner.
Merit Wade came in from the cattle
range this morning to remain until
next spring.
Robert Adams. president of the
Frui-a Mercantile company is in the
city today.
Daniel Travis expects to leave in
few DAYS for California to be away
all winter. He may locate there
The foundation for Tony" Fluck-
ems new paint shop Is being laid on
Colorado avenue between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
Mrs. A. Corinne Abbey entertained
a number of her friends at cards last
evening. A very pleasant time was
had by those present.
telephone message was received
this afternoon from the coal mines at
Palisade saying that twelve colored
men from the Colorado Fuel Iron Co,
had been shipped in there. but that
they had not gone to work. as the
shift boss refused 10 work them. 1t
is hardly expected that the colored
men will be permitted to work in
place of the striking miners.
During his absence. G. D. Smith
took a trip up through the Greeley
and Loveland country. He reports
that the sugar factories are running
full blast and that they have more
beets than they can handle. The
beets are piled up all around the fac
tories in piles that are one-half mile
long in many places. He says that
the people in Greeley are suffering
from the coal strike. Many of the
private families are actually suffering
and cannot buy coal for any pr ce.
Many of the railroads are securing all
the coal that they can possibly get
hold of and are stacking it in great
pi es all along their tracks to be pre-
pared for any emergency that may
come about. They will not under
any circumstances sell any of the coal.
The officer in command of the I'm
tied States fleet ON guard on the Paci-
tic side of the new republic of Panama
is Rear Admiral Henry Glass. The
rear admiral's 5 promotions since his
appointment to Annapolis in Septem-
ber, 1860. have been steady, and come
to him quite as regularly as to those
quently before the public. An ensign
in 1865, the following year saw him
a lieutenant, and two years later he
assumed the straps of lieutenant
commander. No further promotion
came for II years. when. in 1879. he
reached a commandership. A cap
taincy came to him in 1894. and after
the war with Spain he was given his
stars. The rear admiral spent several
wears in command of the navy yard at
Mare Island. Lately he has been in
command of the training station at
San Francisco.
Foxy Grandpa which filled an
engagement for $50 nights at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. where the
New York critics proclaimed it ''the
most amusing thing in town" Dur
ing the coming season many new fea-
lures are to be added to the entertain
ment, among them five songs respec-
lively new Polly Pretty Polly
song, THE Poor Old Sailor. =" 1.-The
Bathing Lesson my Brown Eyed
Daisy" and Different ways of Pro-
posing The management has sup
piled a completely new investiture of
scenery and costumes The produc-
tion is by far one of the best of the
seasons entertainments. Mr.. Joseph
Hart who played the part OF Foxy
Grandpa all of last season will again
be seen in the part. together with
Miss Carrie De Mar as Polly. At the
Park Saturday. November 2lst