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The daily sentinel., 1903-03-27
Do you tr ade at 349?

Do you trade at $40?
Bert Ennour and sister, Miss b. B.
Ennour, from Whitewater are in the
city today.
W. NJ. hampton, of Denver, assist
ant general freight agent of the Rio
Grande road, was visitor to the city
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sleeper return
ed home last night from visit to
Mr.. Sleeper's old home in New Ham
sphire.
Silver medal contest at the Chris.
tian church on Monday night. Eight
girls will take part. An admission
of 10 cent; will be charged.
See our new spring samples of silk
shirt waist suits complete $l5. Bril-
liantines and etamines $l2 so. Silk
dress skirts $12. Silk wraps 81.
These suits are ready to wear. We
guarantee the fit. No trouble to
show samples. N W. Blaine.
Through tourist sleeping cars
Grand Junction to Chicago. leave 6 20
IA. m. every Monday, Tuesday and
Friday via Rock Island sy stem. Best
service and lowest rates. For infor-
nation apply to E. Drake G.. P. A.
Salt Lake.
One of the most interesting things
>about Lovers Lane" is that while
the cast contains twenty two speaking
parts, no two characters are alike. 1t
is considered by dramatic experts to
be one of the most remarkable exhibi-
tions of character painting in the his
tory of the American drama AT the
Park Friday, March 9th.
A tall Mexican, in slight degree
only, answering the description of the
Mexican wanted at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, was ON the street last evening
waiting for anyone who might so
choose to arrest him. He says he is
not the man wanted, but that he
knows the man very we'll who is
wanted and he placed the officers on
his track this morning. He says he
knows the circumstances of the kill
ing in Santa Fe and in fact was in
the store of the man who was killed
Do you trade at $40?
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-27
MONEY!
COMMUNICATION.
(Advertisementl

(Advertisement)
To the Voters OF Grand Junction:
There is considerable talk on
the streets that l am indiffer-
ent about being elected to
the office of mayor on the Re-
publican ticket. l wish to state
now for the benefit of the vo-
ters that l shall use every
honorable means to be elected
and if elected will give the of
flee my very best attention for
the interest of the whole people.
Signed,
J. J. LUMSDEN.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-27

Clean candy at Sparks.
Fine five cent smoke at Sparks.
Platt q King livery and transfer.
Sweet things in large quantities at
Sparks.
First class livery turnouts at Platt
& Kings.
Get in ON that elegant line of choc-
olates. just i'll at Sparks.
Ice cream for parties, dinners. etc,
ON short notice. at Sparks.
Do you want your lawn put in first
class shape? See Luther White. or
leave orders at the Sentinel Office
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-27

Inquire at this office.
When you want hack in hurry.
telephone Platt & King. Day or night.
The Bazaar will have special sale
for one week only. commencing April
LIST.
Lovers Lane will entertain the
theatre goers tonight at the Park
opera house
Engineer Goodenough, one of the
quit seriously i'll at his home.
Just think of fine sheer dainty dim
tiles only cents per yard Saturday
bargains. The Mesa Dry Goods com
pany.
The play at the Park opera house
tonight is a production of much merit
and offers splendid evenings enter
tainment.
@. @. Compton, of the Rio Grand
freight department, was in the city
today, accompanied by his superior
officer, Mr.. hampton.
Do you trade at 349?
Attend the night classes at the
Grand Valley Commercial School,
Monday and Thursday evenings from
seven until nine O'Clock.
The Grand Valley Floral and Nur-
sery Co. has removed to No. 427 Main
street. Call and get price lists of
flowers. trees, vines and bulbs.
Wrappers and Kimonos one third
off the regular prizes. These Just
landed from New York. Saturday
baragins, The Mesa Dry Goods 90.
Do you trade at 349?
Eugene Allison will leave tomorrow
for trip to Portland, Oregon and
and other points in the Northwest
He will be gone some little time from
here.
Do you trade at 349?
The entire front page of the Rocky
Mountain News, was taken up this
morning by a handsome picture of
the founder of that paper, william
N. Byers, who died Wednesday night
in Denver.
Fast black hose 10 cent quality for
7 cents Saturday bargains. The
Mesa Dry Goods company
H. H. Younger, of Stuart, Iowa, a
friend of J. A. Lyons was an arrival
in the city last night. Mr.. Younger
is interested in Grand Valley realty,
owning about twenty acres of land i'll
the upper valley
1216 cent Foil du Nord ginghams
for s Saturday Bargains. The
Mesa Dry Goods Co
Mr., Tim Mannion, an expert on
mines left yesterday for the Dolores
country at the instance of John J.
Lumsden and DIR. Il. f. Eldridge, to
make some examinations of the ore ON
property owned by them in that sec
tion. Mr.. Mannion is a man well
velsed in practical mining and his re
port will be worth while.
Do you trade at 349?
''Plughat'' Kelly is down from his
mine today. He has Just received
report from some of the mineral
brought down few weeks ago from
j. H. Jones, of Moab, Utah. The
assay runs to $40 20 in preci GUS metals
and Mr.. Kelly is highly pleased. He
had some ore with him today which
he says will run much higher in the
assay.
Shoes for women, shoes for Girls,
shoes for Boys-Saturday bargains.
The Mesa Dry Goods company.
Tonight at the Court house the
class in Roman history of the High
school, will give a stereoptican enter
tainment and lecture. As the slides
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
THE REBELS
GROW BOLDER
Macedonians Threaten Town Sixty
Miles From Constantinople.
INHABITANTS TAKE FLIGHT
Chrtstians. Greeks and Mussuimans
Leave Neighhorh0od OF Midia,
Fearing Nassaere-Lighthouse
In IntEda Bay Abandoned.


Constantinople, Aug. 25.-Aecording
10 Turkish adyiees. when the insur.
gents captured Yasiliko. in the eastern
part of the vilayet Of AdrianopIe they
killed the garrison, consisting Of fifty
soldiers. and about 100 Of the inbabit-
ants
The insurgents are now threatening
,Idia. sixty miles northeast Of Con.
stantinople, on the Black sea, and are
reported also to be attacking the i'm
portant town Of Kirk Kilisseh, thirty.
two miles from Adrianople Christian,
Greek and Mussulman refugees have
arrived at the mouth Of the Bosporus
from the neiehborhood Of Midia, fear
ing a massacre. They have been shell
tered III the lazaretto at Anadoli-Ka-
wax and are being fed by the authori-
ties.
The lighthouse at Kuru-Burun, in
Inlada bay, is not working It has
been abandoned by its keepers on ac-
count Of the nearness Of the insurgents
The Italian embassy has notified the
porte that it will hold the porte respon-
sible for any Injury which may be done
TO the consul Of Italy at Monastir and
demands the punishment Of those who
insulted the consul recently by calling
him a giaour 0nhdeD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
OLDEST WOMAN DEAD.
Al Age Of ia she WAS In Perfect
Condition OF Health.

AZ Age of IAA she WINS IN EsFAeeA
Condition of Health.
Chicago. Aug. "a dispatch TO the
Inter Ocean from New Orleans says
"Widow Victor Marie Deransbourg.
colored. supposed to have reached the
age Of ia years, is dead at her home
here
According to statements made by
members Of the family the woman was
born in the year 1850 in st. Charles
parish and was the property Of Pierre
Lario. rich planter who afterward
removed to the lower coast Of Algiers.
sThe woman was a slave until 1882
when she was purchased from the
Larlo family by her husband. Victor
Derausbourg, with nine children,
"All told deceased has given birth to
twenty-five children, Of which number
nine survive, the eldest being sixty
nine years old and the youngest forty
seven years Her husband died twenty
years ago.
1.-THE woman had never known any
severe illness and had only been con,
fined to her bed two weeks before heI
death. Prior to this event she was
perfectly sound and could move about
without assistance, Her hearing and
sight were almost perfect
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
TO SUCCEED VAUGHAN.
Congregation Of the Propaganda
Chooses Hfshop Of Southwark.

Congregation OF the Propaganda
Chooses bishop of Southwark.
Rome. Aug. 25.-The congregation Of
the propaganda met under the direction
Of Cardinal Gotti the project After
some discussion it was decided to pro,
pose to Pope Plus that he appoint the
Right Rev Francis Bourne. bishop Of
Southwark. England, as archbishop Of
Westminster in succession TO the late
Archbishop Vaughan
The decision Of the congregation Of
the propaganda to propose to the pope
the appointment of Bishop Bourne Of
Southwark to the archbishopric Of
Westminster somewhat surprised the
English Roman Catholics. He was the
third choice of the bishops. who only
nominated him by a majority Of one
vote. Since he became bishop Of
Southwark Mgr Bourne had been ener.
getic. but lie was considered arbitrary,
especially in regard to the finances Of
the diocese. On one occasion he pub
llcly declared be vas accountable
therefor only to God and the pope"
The pope received in private fare
well audience the Right Rev Thomas
A. Hendrtck, recently appointed bishop
Of Cebu, Philippine Islands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
THE MISSING
ENGINE r
IcopyrIght. 1903. By c. B. Lewl..l

copyright 1903. By C. B. Lewia.l
There had been trouble IN the VIII
lage to the west Of Gwalior for many
weeks, but more particularly at Ard
meme. Once in every five years the
government Of India has a survey Of
all public land which Is tillable and
then names a sum for the rent and an
other for the taxes.
1t was claimed that on the last sur
vey made the civil engineer for that
district had shown great Partially, and
at Ardmene the owner of a plot of
ground affirmed that a portion Of 1t
had been taken away from him and
rented out.
There are always disputes and COM
plants after every survey, and for a
long time the commissioner at Gwalior
refused to be disturbed However, aft
er two or three riots, In which several
people were killed, he felt compelled
to do something, and the engineer was
sent down to Ardmene to see whether
any mistakes had been made, with q
view TO doing Justice.
The man was a hard headed, obsti-
nate Scotchman, and when resurvey
showed him that he had made errors
on the previous one he hung out about
correcting them.
This was particularly the case where
a strip Of ground had been taken from
the owner Only a portion Of the plot
of twenty acres was hllable. About If
teen acres were covered with the ruins
Of an old temple The strip was taken
from these ruins, and the owner, whose
age no one knew, complained
These stones are holy relics. Here
was once the greatest temple in all In
dia. It was built a thousand years be-
fore l saw the light, and it was in
ruins when my great-great- grandfather
was a child
"Aly ancestors took q VOW when they
bought the land to preserve the ruins,
and that vow has come down to me
and win descend to my children.
"Can I keep my vow IL the govern.
ment takes away a portion Of it2 II
has done that, and he who rented Is
preparing his seeds for the few bare
spots. l viii have my own or I will
fight in the courts
The obstinate engineer didn't want
the matter to 90 to court. and he dldn't
want to alter his survey. Here was an
old man and a fanatic who had beer
despoiled and was making threats, but
the engineer remembered that he hat
cowed others, and he said to him
"Cease to cry out The survey is
right but I will give you an equa
strip Oh the other side. Should YOU
make further complaint / viii take the
whole away from you. Who are yol
that you should shout at the top Of
your voice.
II am who | am, replied the ole
man, and | demand justice. Here Il
my deed, and ! want my land"
The engineer made further threats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
ohio pemoeratie convenllon.

Columbus, o. Aug, p Prominent
Democrats are III conference here pre-.
paratory to the Democratic state con.
vention For weeks there has been
contest of unusual intensity in the
lightweight counties between Tom I
Johnson Of Cleveland and Hon John
L. Zimmerman Of Springfield. the two
candidates for the gubernatorial nomi.
nation, to secure delegates Both come
here claiming a majority Of the 69d
delegates Both base their claims On
securing the i45 delegates whose seats
are contested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
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The Tines Daily Short Ston.



ana the fanatic stuck to his point ana
as a result be was arrested AIS dis
orderly person and thrown into JAIL
When locked up he appeared to be
cowed and after a few hours he sent
for the engineer and said
"sahib. I denied your survey. and
was wrong to do SO. / spoke to you
as / should not, and I am sorry for it.
I viii make you no more trouble"
Il thought you would come TO your
senses, sneered the other SIN the
morning you viii be let 60. but let me
hear no more Of your pratte 1 be-
lieye that | shall recommend to the
commissioner that your ruins be taken
to build culverts and bridges along the
line of the new railroad The blocks Of
stone are good for naught else. Yes, 1
think l viii do so"
"But before you do that let me tell
you a secret. 1t has been a secret since
the great mutiny."
The engineer shifted concealed treas
ure and cooked up his ears.
"Will the sahib be fair with me7
VIII he take only half?"
rs it treasurer
cit IS treasure whispered the old
mana great treasure. It was placed
in my hands by great rajah when he
had war / have guarded 1t for forty
years. | alone have any claim to it
now. was keeping it for my children,
as am old and must die soon, but il
the sahib will leave the rest Of the
ruins alone | will tell him the secret.
You are to have half, but only half.
Do you give me your word?"
4Of course | do replied the engi-
neer II will take half and say nothing,
and the ruins shall remain"
Next morning the old man was set at
liberty, and at midnight Of that night
he accompanied the engineer to the
ruins They carried spade and crow
bar, and at a certain spot the dirt was
cleared away and fiat stone exposed.
It took the strength of the two men
to pry up this slab and expose & vault
beneath, and as the cover stood on end
the ETindoo whispered
''The sahib has only TO drop down
and light his lantern and handle the
treasure. Remember, only halls
"Only half replied the engineer as
he dropped into the treasure house
he had just struck a match to light
bis lantern when the hea'y slab fell
into place, and ten minutes later it was
covered foot deep with dirt anda6he
Hindoo was treading it down with bis
feet.
Next day the villagers waited for the
engineer, The next day after that the
commissioner at Gwalior waited for
him, No one had seen him since that
evening.
There were no robbers to waylay
him. no tigers to carry him of They
searched the fields and dragged the
pools. but found no trace. 1t was
months before they gave up. and only
one man knew.
1T is queer where the sahib went to,
he musingly said "but he should not
have made a mistake in his survey
The spirit of the ruins must have beer
angered with him. NJ QUAD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
RUMoRs OF MASSACRE.
Turkish Atrocities Reported In FIo+
rina and Monastir.

rina and MOnRstir.
Sofia. Bulgaria, Aug. 25.-The Turks
are reported to have massacred all the
women and children in twenty-five viz
lagos Of the districts Of Florina and
Monastir and to have burned the vii
lages. They are also alleged to have
killed a number Of prisoners.
The streets of Krushevo are said to
be strewn with dead, and the survivors
are afraid to bury the bodies.
Following the proclamation of the
revolution throughout tile vilayet Of
Adrianople the insurgents cut all tue
telegraph lines connecting the city Of
Adrianople with the eastern parts Of
the viIayet
There are uneonfrmed rumors here
that fighting and massacres are pro-
ceeding in the streets Of Adrianople
Reports from Monastir, authenticated
by the Russian and Austrian consuls,
give horrlfying details Of the masa-
ores and atrocities At the village OF
Armensco the Turks destroyed 150
houses ont 81 d total Of i5T and mas.
sacred every man, woman and child.
The women were subjected to the most
terrible atrocities by the soldiers
Eighty revolutionaries captured a
Krusheyo, who were sent in the diree-
tion Of Monastir in chains. were slaugh.
tered by their guards
The sanitary conditions Of krushev0
are described as revolving The dead
are lying id the streets stripped Of ev
cry garment the Turks even taking
| the vestments off the body of a priest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
nInrdereh 80 RirnI

Chicago, Aug %. Meeting his rival
in front of the home of Miss Lottie Hal.
lock. to whom both had been paying
attention Joseph Jacobs Shot and "a.
tally wounded Charles A. Basler The
bullet was fred from Jacobs revolver.
which he had loaned to Miss HalloeS
Jacobs demanded the revolver from
Der. and It was turned over by Basler
On receiving the weapon Jacobs shot
bis riyal and escaped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
Escnnea 90 alalteavan HospIta

Escaped From Matteawan Hospital
Fishkll Landing, n. Y, Aug % 3
warciech Fartenski aged fifty years
a Russian, escaped from Mstteawau
state hospital Saturday night or early
Sunday morning. He was IN the iii
Urinary tent when he made the break
for liberty. He went away IN bis
stocking feet and on the Livingston
farm, adjoining the hospital grounds
be stole a pair Of overans A thorough
search is being made
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
s1aoninr car wrecked

schenectady u. Aug 23- me
rear sleeping car attached to train no
q Of the New York Contra railroad
was wrecked by a switch engine ~
the depot yards Mrs. a ] Hansman
az Toledo OF, one Of the passengers
aboard the rear car. bad her nose
broken by being thrown against 'he
side DC the car Mrs James Hansman
II detroit suffered from nervous SHOCK
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
BAD WRBoK IN WIsooNgIN.
Thirty Passengers Hart, Some
FATALLY, and one KILLED.

Thirty Passengers Hurt, Some
Fatally, and one KILLED
Fond du Lac. Wis. Aug % The
Chicago and Northwestern passenger
train from Chicago has been wrecked
near Eden, three miles south Of here
George w. Zuhlke Of Fond du Lac was
killed. Conductor Afoy Of Chicago and
thirty passengers were injured Tbs
entire train, express car baggage ear
two COACHES and three sleepers, was
thrown down a twenty foot embank
ment.
The injured passengers suffered from
contusions, abrasions and decorations
and ii Is believed none Of them vii
die They were conveyed TO q nearby
farmhouse, where physicians from thi.
city, who were sent to the scene in car
riages Immediately upon the receipt o.
the news OF the accident, attended t
their wounds
Later all the wounded were brough
to this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
COTTON ooNsEoRATBD.
Pauium Conferred on New bishop of
BunaIo.

PsIlium Conferred on New bishop of
BunaIo.
New York Aug. %. Right Rev.
Charles il. Cotton has been consecrated
bishop Of Buffalo in St Stephens
church in East Twenty-eighth street
where he had been rector until appoint.
"a "a tie see Of Buffalo By the late
Pope Leo XIII.
The church was crowded with the
former parishioners of the new bishop.
who is the third member Of single
class at ST. Francis Xayler's to receive
this high honor.
The clergy Of this diocese in which
Bishop Cotton labored so long We're rep
resented. and the sermon for the coca
sion was prepared by Right Rev. Bishop
McFaul Of Trenton, who was a class
mate at st. Francis Xayier's Of the
new head Of the diocese Of Buffalo.
The ceremony was q most imposing
one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
800 nnel over ) Cd.

Mount Vernon Ind Aug Pa
fatal duel over a girl occurred on
ferryboat IN Point township between
I'd Robinson and Samuel Lusk Robin
son stabbed Lusk over the heart aud
then cut his throat seyering the jug
Mar vein Lusk died in short time
Robinson gave himself up to the Sen
tuckv officers The girl over whom
the 6eht occurred saw the tragedy an6
tainted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
New Bishop OF % Muniia

Philadelphia, Aug IS. Right Rev,
Dr. Denis ] Dougherty, recently or
dained bishop Of Nueya Sagovia, Phil,
ippine Islands, has left this city for San
Francisco. where he will embark fol
his post. The bishop takes with him
to the Philippines the Rev. Dr. MeGin
ley, professor of dogmatic theology a.
the Seminary Of ST. Charles Borromeo
this city; the Rev James J Carroll
professor of moral theology at the same
institution and the Rev, James Me
Clockey of this city and the Rev "a
gar Cooke Of Phenixville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
A..lrneh hr Mlatnlke.

New York Aug IS owing to mis-
understanding papers were fled In the
county clerks office announcing the
temporary assignment Of Edgar g
Jurgensen Of the New York Stock Ex.
change An hour later the papers were
Withdrawn and the assignment can
eeled At Mr. Jurgensen's office, 20
Broad street, it was said the papers md
been dled BY mistake
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26

Fishkul Landing n II. Aug 25.-.
William Fl Ladua is dead at his home
in Cold Spring n Y the victim Of a
runaway accident ia which be was
thrown into eulyert In 1899 Ladue
was the Democratic member Of the
state assembly He was prominent IN
banking, fraternal and municipal mat
tors In Cold Spring
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
PRICE, SOC A BOX.
SOLD BY
sULD By
{. A. DROWN, 4S No. Main St.


Grand Island Neb Aug 25.-inter
est in the Populist state convention
which will meet here has manifested
itself in the arrival Of a number Of
party leaders, among them former Sen
ator William v, Allen. The question
Of fusion is the predominant one, and
Senator Allen takes exception TO Mr.
Bryan's stand on that question and as
serts that the Popullst party must de.
clare its Independence He says, how
ever, that Judge Sullivan Democrat
supreme Judge will be renominated by
the Populists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
4 MBR0BNARY ROMANCE.

Austrian NobIeman who Married
American Girl In Trouble.
Berlin. Aug. rs. A clique Of usurers
and marriage brokers has been de.
handing $4,000 from Count Franz
Inseph Maria Won Lariseh- Monnleh
since his marriage with Miss Marie
satterlee Of Titusyille, Pa AT Buffalo
IN June. 1901. which sum the count has
refused to pay. The public prosecutor
has now brought proceedings against
the usurers for attempted swindling
some time before Count Larisch Mon.
nleh visited America, the accused per
sons assert. they supplied him With
funds to go TO Nuremberg and court
the daughter Of Faber, the pencil man
ufacturer. ana the count signed Q
note for $4,000. payable on condition
that lie married Miss Faber he went
10 Nuremberg. it is further asserted
properly supplied with cash and paid
bis addresses to Miss Faber but was
not accepted
Later the count went to America
presumably at his own expense, and
eventually married Miss Satterlee This
group which ayers that il financed tht
Faber affair demanded $4,000, not OF
the conditional note but on another
which, il is insisted Count Lariseh
Monnich signed and which he refused
to pay. The public prosecutor was 10
| formed Of the case by some one Whose
name does not appear, and the matter
was investigated, with the result tina
the public prosecutor has Institute
| proceedings against a merchant re
ferred to as "R' in the statement
given to the press and against q retire'
cavalry captain The trial has beer
set for the autumn term Of the Grim
! lnaI court
Count Larisch-Mennich belongs TO IN
Austrian nobility His father has a
estate near AsTosnitz. Prussia, AM
has become naturalized German
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-26
TryIna to Revive Canal treaty.

Washington Aug 25.-Acting secre-
tary Of state LOOMS has received two
rather indefinite cablegrams from Min.
lister Beaupre at Bogota the latest
dated Aug. 10. conveying the informa-
ton that efforts are still being made to
and way to revive the canal treaty,
From other sources an intimation has
been given the state department that a
movement is on foot to change the
constitution Of Colombia 50 as to secure
ratification Of the treaty