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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
BIG FIRE AT GLASGOW.

Glasgow, KY, Sept. 6-Fire at 4
O'Clock this morning destroyed the
confectionery Of Erie and Hsrnitt
damaged Orr and warders' stock of
drugs, j. b. Delvsuxs' jewelry store
and Duff and Hutchins' law office.
The total damage will be $40, 900.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
POLITICS IN DAvIEss.

Owensboro-- Ky, Sept. 5-The
Democrats Of the county district today
renominated Hon. G. NJ. Grove OF
whitesville, for representative. The
Republicans are holding a convention
to name twelve city councilmen and
candidates for representative for the
city district.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
A BIO COAL COMBINE.

Pi,tsburR, Sept. 5-Control of the
Monongahela River Consolidated Goal
and Coke company has been acquired
by the Pittsburg Goal company with a
combined capital OF sls2, 600. 900.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
DIDN'T WANT TO GO HOME.

Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 5-Rather
than obey her mothe injunction to
return home, maynard Tiney Moore,
OF Atlanta. Ala. killed herself here
last night.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
WEEKS NEWS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD

business prosperity.
The postotiice receipts for the month
of August in the local office were So
2iS. The receipts for last month we're
81, CSC. VIII ich shows a steady increase.
The receipts for August 1902 were
80, l6s. The growth in the postoffice is
thus shown to be quite considerable.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
OUR SHIPS ARRIVE.

Washington, sept. 5-The navy de-
partment has been notified of the ar.
rival at Beirut OF the American ships
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

MIR. Charles Letter. Mrs j. X.
Greer, Mrs. Strong, Miss Peachie Greer
and Master Charles Letter returned to-
day from Smithland after a several
days visit.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05
owENsBoRo PLANT BURNS.

Owepsboro. Sept. 5-The entire
plant OF the Southern Foundry COM
pany was destroyed by fire at 8 O'Clock
this morning. The loss is s25, 600,
with but o., 900 insurance.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

CANNOT PROTECT LEGATIONS.
London, Sept. 5--The Turkish gov
eminent today notifies the powers that
the port cannot guarantee the safety
of the foreign legations at CONSTANT
nople.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Vaneter and Mr..
and Mrs. @. r. Webb leave this even
ing for trip up the Tennessee river.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

Mr.. Frank Fulton went to Dawson
today at noon ON q short visit.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

"Box Car" Glore. who killed OsI-
win Carey several days ago on lower
Court street, is still at large and the
police have no idea of which way no
went.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

The same substantial increase in
bank clearings shown nearly every
week this year is seen again this week,
showing Paducah's steadily growing
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

SGbsc-:he for TIE gan. .
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

b. 7. Settles, of Tyler, south OF the
city, has reported to the police tho
loss of two horses which were stolen
from him night or two ago. They
have heard nothing Of any missing
horses however, except the ones al
ready identified.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-05

You don't hear the police talking
much politics now, because they don's
know which way the cat is going to
jump. A number of the boys are can
didates themselves for some Office, and
the Others seem to be content with at
tending to their police work and let
the other fellows do the politics stunt
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-30
SeiitbmgSfritrlidfeitcn.
9as Seftamcnt beg DrrtOrbencn gapites Geo XIII.
Der6fentli6t.
Die erlte 9roBe 5eelenmeiie.

Der Cardinal Sreglia oautte fir
Die 5eilnabme Der, &egierungen bel
Dem i6tperen 8erlulte uno lprdh Die
6pTinunq aus, oaB Soft Oas 6ole'
qium bel Der 8abl erleubten uno SEQ
eineu piiroigen gla9folger geben mO9e.
ggafbin9ton. 3. s., %. Suli.
8em .Serolo" miro aus &om genels
bet, oaB Der Iogenannte 6il6errln9
oes 9apfes perIhmunoen lit. Der
materielle 8erluIt lit nidt gerdoe be-
Oeuteno, uobl aber Der hiitoriibe, oenn
oas uralte 6leinoo gait ieit utelen
5abrbunoerten als zines Der duBer-
rem 3ei6en Der pdpltliden gsiiroe.
Sine i6pahe Soifnung 1T oorban=
ben, oaB Der 8ing lih Uiellelht IN et=
mem Der 4ripatgemdher 0es Bapfes
finben mOge, iuelde ge9enDdrtI9 mob
berIhlonen iino.
u 0 M, 27. Suli. Der 8atitdn
uimmelt pie ein 2lmeiienballfen. 10
Iieberii6 meroeu Die glrbeiten IN Dem
8ebduoe betrieben, in tuelhem oas
Sontlape abgebalten merOen uiro.
3ort na6 orei feierli6eu 3rauer.
Qottesoienlten. Die am 8ienitag be-
ainnen piro fir ieoen GarOinal Elm
56ron errihtet peroen, iiber tUelhem
Elm 8alOahin bdu9en miro.
SIN Dem glugenblif, 0a Elm neue
QapIt erua6lt 1T, miro er ais itumme!
3eihen ieiner ueuen Bhroe ieiner
galoadiu beruuterlaneu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-30
Nearn. Room .

0ie ,Rahrihten 6erolo4 unterz
Ihreiben Wort fur Bort folgenoei
@emutserauB Der r@ermania".
Der 8oom oes iuugen 9earf fur
Die oemotratiIhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nation udre fur6tbar ldberlih, menn
.Hiht Die 9lotlaee DER bemptratll6eH
gartei uns Spdnge, ibn ernf SO neh=
men. Ser iunae Wann berbiH0et NIT
elmer qan3 unglaublihen BOrtion
5frehheit einen 9rOBen &etbtnm uno,
uenn er Ith bereit ertldrte, Die Soften
Ieiner Rampaane aus sigenen Wittela
All beIfreiten, 70 tptiroe er fir @orman,
Barter, 6ia uIu. Elm niht 5u Deratz
TENDER 3iDale. 6earlt lit Der grOBte
6umbugoer, oen ole ameritanii9e
9reFe nod ie sroBgs3Ogen bat. IS
erIheint einem Die 5luti9er 9obn, oaB
oerIelbe Wann, Dem nad Der Grmor-
ouna WcQinleps Der 9Oruurf gemaht
muroe, er babe nit Ieinen itanoal6len
Qnariffen auf Den grdiioenten oem
bal5perrudten @solgOss Die YlorowaHe
in Die Sano gsoruft, leBt als Sta9=
foloer WcGinleps ieineu @inSug IN
oas @eiBe .Saus balten Mil. Aber
ME aeiaat, mir balten Die 9tD9lihteit,
oas Die 0emotratil6e RntiOnalconOena
tiOu auf Searlt bereinfdllt. eans uno
qdr ni6t fir auseeidlohen". So=
nett Die ,8ermania".
Gem pDnen mir binSufii9eu, oab
Elm folder RspOlberjournalilt tpie
Searh. Der nit Ieinen SeuiatiOnss
lbldttern auf Die nieorisifen sJnitintte
oes ameritaniI6en 8Oltes. iopie ietnen
BelObeutel reaettirt, oefen OftentatlDe
9orliebe fir ole arbeiten0e Slene
: unlerer Dleinung mad abiolut ntht
ehrIid lit, Der iiberbaupt Elm u Jlo. l
T iouruaIiitiI6er 5answurit III, Der
oemotratilhen gartei liber nint snr
gbre aereiht. Brnan III bel allen iei-
! nen G hattenleiten bod iDenl9ltens Elm
Wlaun BON Soealen uuo @hre, ALIEN
! Elm 6earif2 Sft oenn Die oemotrotlib:
i 0artei 70 serfaurn, oaB man ben Soon
I zines 10 oroBeH pOlitii9en 8auern'
| fdngers, pie 6earlt. ernit 5u nehmer
Iheint.
Il SearIt rednea mir nur ems SUI
3 @bre. oaB er Die ererbten Ntiltonsr
! Ieines 8aters nidt. tpie 10 piele anoer
7 ameritaniIhen WiliOudrsiObne, II
y sadeQolem 8ummeaeben perpraBt, lon
~ bern nit elmer beDunoernstpertei
y @neraie einen rieliaen 6leiB entiDidelt
e nus Gem Grunoe tut e uHs aud leio
te ban er Der 0eraus9eber iol6 etle
q Ssulaticnsmi|he iii. als Better cine
u garnum Circus mare er eber al
~ plase. aIlein Der 9earit Boom !
n, elm haratteriItiIhes 3eihen untrt
IL 9tit. aBie man ejelo. ebre, Steuune
er 5uaeno uim. foufeu tann, 10 BEN
m Seargi audi oas h09ie Ani, oas eIr
" Republit pergsbsn fanlt, NIT ihEboe'
'er Mammon 81 taufen unO lid NIT leine
le' poIitilheu affohatentanhen auf Dc
NJ grdloenteufuhl ga ighwingea. Wliit
M | Ii6erueiIe III unie'te Republit no
~ nibt 10 tief geiunien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-30

rot in rot uno braun in braun; auf
Der 9dnofraBe, auf Der ih OabinFubr,
an oen 6dneen Der geree, 3tDiibeu
Dem IGftigen @rtn, ia ielbit in tusiter
meiter 6erue auf ben @ipfeln lcu9tete
oies ROt uuo Braun. gs mar oer
rote FeintOrnige Sanefein Der Sura=
5rias FORMATION, Der bier su Gage
trat, oem GaltItein aufgelneert uno
ourh oen lebbaFten @DntraIi nit Dem
iaftltrObeuOen @rdn Der glnoelbblSer
angenebm iberraibenO pirtts. 6ier
bate oas Siieras 8al leiu @nbe er=
reibt, in oem eg in einsn 5altehel
auslieF, Der ben tieIltsn Buntt oes gans
sen @ebirges be3eihnete D. b. 6400
5uB tber Dem Mseresipie9el gelegeu
mar. Bon allen Seiten umtrln3ten
Die nieorigen rotten 6ilgel bic Sentung,
in tDelher tpie auT einem rot uno grim
tarrierter 5eppicb lih inmitten Ietner
5Seloer oas Meritaneroorf 3iieras aus
breitete.
gbe man jsoOh in oas leBtsre eirs
trat, mintte CUR linten 6ano ihon Der
Beeueiier NIT Der 2lufihrift g@amp
@bittomb". 2luf gemunoenen uno
bod immer teller tperoenDen gf1oe,
oen bon 2ebeusluit ipruoeluoen uno
iauh3enoen Bad balo sur 8ehten,
balo sur 2inten. balo in rotem Staub
iuno onueubrano. balo im tiiblen
Shatteu Der 9td0elbol3gr, giug's berg=
laui gum gamp. 9Sie etn tleines
2 ShueieroorI i6miegte e iih NIT
leineu 6duIeru. ieinen 9opillOns, 3sls
ten uno 5tdllen in Die oltlihe 6lante
Der Sanoiaz z8erge 475 6uB iiber Der
| Soble Oes 6alteNels rings BON Bergen
luno eergunlo geIatBt seit einieen
1 Sa6ren 1T es in fremOe 6dnOe iiber=
qeoanQen, uber Dem 4lanne, oehen
| 9tame es nod INNER Fiihrt. bate es
| ieine 8eoeutung ais elmer Der lA6niten
! Sommerreiorts oes centralen gleu-
gReritos su ueroanten. Seine uner-
lmh0li6e 5attraft iduf SeraHeu UNI
ebnete @eee, lieB neue gebdutihteiter
erlteben uno benuBte jeoes laui1ig'
Bintelden IN ben 6elieu, ieoen Aus.
, hhtspuntt in erreihbarsr Rdhe, un
10 aumdblih Elm Sopu gu Ihaffen.
, oas defenders i'm CONNER oas Reiie'
siel 3ablreiher Ruturfreunoe uno Or
, holunosbeoiirftiqer muroe uuo NOD tit
(JOrtIebnns fOl9t.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-30
-Qug@isgborf6efnris!

-4us9tesbprf6etJrtes D.
ri9sfeloe perIdpanb Dor etpa 20
sSa6ren Der @aittptrtb 6rephof. 4ae
Ra9forIhungsu HGh inn ipdren per-
qebIth, unb es tniipften iJ1 on fetn
@erI1pinben dllerbunb 9erii1te. SeBt
ntro nun Das @eldnbe in Der NGbe
Der odmaliaen @oItpirtbfhaft Der Be
bauung erf1loHen. 9ei ben, 4rbeiten
itieB man auf cine mGHnlihe Set6e
Die iii Der @rbe singei9arrt un0 bon
8rettern umGeben mar. Der 3oote
i'll 8lDar nidt mebr 81 ertennen ooh
alaubt man, oaB e Der oeriHollene
@aftDirtb iei.
Der 8drtIer W aler Beus
nat bate unlGHglt NIT 40nig goudro
in 2onoon ein hiblGes GrlebHiB. Bon
benz aonig gsleitet. beluhte Wtaler
9onndt bic noh ben Angdben hes Ros
utqs Heu tnIsaairten 8ilberIGle Der
BaEGite WinbEor unD 8uding6aTn.
eluf elm Wlobiliar i'm 5tile Qouis
XIV. btniDeiieno. iagte oer GOnig.
.Dieie rei3enbeu SdhelheH lieB 9es
om III. ila1 Der Repolutipn UNI eiHen
8aeutellpreis BON einem fraH3Oiifhen
Rod in WeriGiles antauFen. 9laubeu
5ie niebt. bag man mir heIte-einiseu
gluben bieten iuiirbe24 @onndt ginQ
duf ben Shers Elm unO 5ugte: Bite
tein Wort petter, WiajeItGt; ich bore
/ Icbon pierpont Wtorgan nit fe;neu
| UliEli0nen Autompbil dnFabreH.
Sin 5unO nit einen
! 6olsbein lit bic neiiefte Barrier @r
runaenfchdFt. Gin tleines 0iinb6sl
aus Der gaus 8iepienne gerietb unite
bic gdDer elmer 9roI9te. pelfbe ibu
bos etne 8sin 5erquetldte. Doh Il
Der Rlinit, ,pieneicbt elmer 9unbetltni
- oisbt sa ia aud in paris cine
sunbetirhhof pnrhe Der 69aoe
tpieber qut gemadk mlun amputiri
bem @erunaliidfen bas perlebse Sci
unb Derfab ibn einFab, banit er aut
Ternerhin IsiRe @pa5isrgdnge made
lam, NIT einem 9olobein. Die 81
: SiBerin bes 6unbss aber tbat nod9 ei
2 llebriges. 3dmil Der fleine SnDo!il
iid) nid)t Dor ben b6mifGen Blide
> Der Menid9en unb Wlitbunbe 5a ihl
men brauAt, seg Iie ibm 9olsu aEas
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-30

bet Tih ods 3btsr I'M Dienlnen. auT
ben 5tGtten Der 8erpiiltung bauit Elm
Fredes 0ie6esgeIinoel. Sn GabHen
umtreiIen bieIe 6pdpen bic oerlufeHen
WObnItGtttn, um Oiefe dus3urduben,
tpenn nod ettpos iibrig qeblieben lit,
6as ibnen Der Mitnabms tDertb erz
fbeint. Deroen 1ie betroffen, 70 tpiro
allerbings tur3tr 4SrO5sB NIT ibnsn
demdht.
Dte wBoft" tn Ytberpool berthtete,
bar Die RiIdhinep getition nod fir
Die oyubeu in RuBiauO tia 50ies yiu6@
Tptel baben tpiro. Wabri6einlih tptro
Die rufIifhs Regieruug febr Frenee
9eitimmunqen gegen bic Suoer trsfs
fen. Sc beiBt, oislelbeH iolIeH ans
Mlosfau unD aus ct. Petersburg pers
trieben peroen. 5o6T6ulen uno
9lrmee follsn ibnsn perldloHen bietben,
unD ss Iollen ibneu Ihpere 9eIos
Iteuern duIerlegt tperben.
Gg nuroe in 2onoon, England, BON
bur6uus gluubuHroiger Seite beri4'
tet, bab Grperimente in 5elepdtbie,
bic Don Mlr. 5rants in Rottiuebam
uhb Or. RihdroIon in 2ouoon ges
| macht Duroen, ourhdus erfolgreih
tparen. Die gRtfernuRg 3tDii6en
| gpnoon unb Rottingbdm lit 125 Wtets
len. uno iiber tie BIN iolen ii1 bic bsis
ZEN gendnntsn 5erren lebr gut perltdn=
bigt bdben.
Den rumdnii6en Betroleum 5ns
tereTen 1T bic 3uItimmung Der Dis
conto 9eIsaindft in Berlin gelldert
! 4 gaiaionen Dollars auf bic SntipIfe'
luna Der 8etrpleum : 5nouItrie Hut
mdniens oernenoen gu pollen. Gi
ueroen groBe 4nItreHgungen gsmadt
audi dnoere groBe 6inan5 Snltttut
| DeutI6lanDsin Dem rumdniI9en 6elo
al tnterefIireu. syn 8utareit limb i
Itarte Ilnruben uusgebroden, bal
7iirit 5erbinuno iih ge3lpungen lab
3u entflieben. Gr Iugt freIllh, odB {
nur aeruoe a6reiIte, oas 9rdb ieinel
8aterg 5u bsIudeu, oeheu Sterbeta
uu fnen 26. Suli fdllt.
! Sin Courier, Der bon giuodo Boil
{ bar per 8aupfsr uno 3ug in Caracas
/ 8ene3uelu, eintrdf, berthtete, oa
{ giuodo golioar Don fiinf Eegierungs
!, truppen naf einem iebr bluttge
4 Rumpfe, Der 80 StunoeH ipdhrte, elH
4 aenommeu lpuroe. Auf beioen Settle
beliefen T1 bic 9erluite an 2oots
Il uuo 8ertpunoeten auf 1900 Nlann.
: R0nia Gomaro uuo aOntgtn 4lel
Z anora boben in Der Oerfloheuen Bod
/ t6ren ldngitperIpro9enen Sslu4
{. Dublin, Der Sauptltdot Srtnnos, 9
II madht. sic nabmen teinen S9aoe
n gu DebonpOrt, England, tpuroe d
,e usue britiI6e ShlahtI9iff: gEon
l. Gbparo VII" pom Stupel gelane
{, Der aiel fir odsielbe ipuroe am
3. gedr3 1902 gelegt. Dos nsue S9l
e. ptro Dos aroBte Der britifhen Dsdrt
ts Iein uno 81, 100000 toiteu. SO TT a
IN FuB lana, 70 auB brett, 26.9 SUB tt
n feline WlaThtnen babeH $4,000 Ptere
Il trGfte, feine BaHerOerordngnng ipi
lg 1920 EoHneH betrugen. sci
1t 5duptaeT9iibe nerD,H pier 3ipolf5l
he ler, feline Observation-Disclosures
be riro 12.5 geRoten Die Stunoe ief
uno feline 8eIabuug tDtro aus 8
n Mann beIteben
s. Mus Der 6ersegopind iDuroe gem
II bet, bdB bort bel Dem Mdnopermari
=; zines Snfunterte Regiments 4
is Msann BON Der 6iBs iiberDdltist tpi
ID ben. Bon ibnen iino 10 bereits Il
s. unb 40 anbere perosu ii9 aud tai
az mieoer srbolen.
er
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-30
s1reeitsm zoe aaa Naall.

Hie fleiblgfe un0 md1ilglie tlelile
Gina III Rr. Sings slep siie Yills.
9ieie Yillen perlDanoein ShwdGe IN
Stdrie, NsutloFgFsit IN Gnerale, 8e-
htrnermaiinna in aelitiae Shtpdbs.
Gie FiuO munoerDOlI IN slufbaueu Der
gelunoheii. 0ur 25c per Dor. 3u
habga In 8. 3. 6ofpen's 4 Np1seste.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
Telegraphic News.

Az Buffslo, N. Y, Edwin L. Buriick,
president of the Buffalo Envelope company
was murdered yesterday at his home in one
nf the finest residence sections of the city.
1t was a mysterious murder and far has
baffied the police. Evidence points that the
person who committed the deed must have
called Mr.. Burdick to the door and hold a
conversation with him which ended in a
fierce battle. Mr.. Burdick's body gave evil
dence OF having been beaten with club.
The supreme court of Colorado by ma
jority vote has su-tained the validity of the
home rule amendment known as the Rush
Bill. The opinion is by Justices Steele and
Gabbert, Chief Justice Campbell dissenting.
rhe other amendments which were also de-
clared constitutional by the supreme court
are the biennial election; the eight hour and
The amendment relating to the qualification
TO voters.
The crisis has been reached in the Colora-
do Southern strike. General Manager
Herbert in the first official statement issued
Yesterday gave the strikers until noon Men
day to return to the shors. After that date
no one will be reinstated on the payroll OF
The company.
Alfred Knapp, the self com fessed murder
er of Hamilton. Ohio. has told how he killed
his three wives. Evidently this human
beast had a mania for killing.
New York and Denver capitalists have
offered half million dollars for Estes Park
and the different hotels and resorts in the
neighborhood.
The postmaster at Turner, Arizona, was
held up and robbed of $1,000. A sheriff's
posse is now on the trail of the hold ups.
At Kansas City last night James Orton
shot and killed his wife, Mollie, and then
turned the gun on himself.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
THE DAILY PAPER.

Herald Democrat EVERY once in
a while some person feels called upon
to denounce the ''sensationalism" of
the daily press. to charge it with all
sorts of indecency. and to accu SO it of
the worst sort of venalty. Such ac
cusations are the outgrowth of ignor-
ance. and only ignorant men make
them.
As a matter of fact. the morality
of newspapers has grown with the
general morality of the age. No self
respecting man would dare now to al
low his wife or children to read a
paper printed in the time of Washing
ton Some were positively filthy.
They were filled with offensive and
indecent personalities. Public men
were assailed with utter disregard for
the truth. and foul scandal mongering
was considered the principal stock in
trade of political campaign. Even
fifty years ago many of the most re-
spectacle papers were in the habit of
printing stories that would now be
considered unfit for publication
The newspaper of today is reflex
of the life of the people. 1t seekA 20
represent that which is highest and
best in the community. while acting
as daily mirror of events as they
pass panorama-like across the screen
of time. Most of the criticism direct
cd at the press is essentially shallow.
and much of it is uttered wide of the
mark.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
Their Most
Grateful Thanks.


For the many courtesies which the
Elk's organization of this city has
provided for the ladies, their wives
daughters and sweethearts. the ladies
desire to return their most grateful
thanks.
For several years past, in balls,
banquets, sooials and other courtesies.
the members of the Elks' organization
have been alive TO their every oppor-
tunity in providing pleasure for their
ladies and friends. In order to ex-
press the fullness of our thanks. a
committee of ladies have authorized
public expression of their grateful
feelings and herewith tender their
hearty thanks for the many pleasures
to which they have been heir, through
the good -heartedness of the Elks or
ganization.
Hoping that at some future day the
ladies may attest in better form their
appreciation of these many courtesies,
and that when that time arrives. they
may reutrn at least a portion of the
many pleasures given them, this COM
mittee humbly subscribes itself, u
grateful and appreciative committee
for
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
A CORRECTION.

There seems to be an impression
among some that we are going out of
business. Such is not the case at all.
We have been reducing our stock to
accommodate ourselves to the situa-
tion.
We will remove on Monday into
tho room with the Red Gross Phar-
macy. Ackerman's old stand, where
we will be ready for business and will
be glad to see you and continue to
give the best value for the money that
is possible. Our repairing depart
ment is in the hands of Mr.. Walter
Primrose and your watch work will
be done in perfectly satisfactory
manner. The Thompson Jewelry &
Music Co.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
THE LADIES.
ACTOR AT DEATHS DOOR.

Colorado Springs. Fep, 27.-"The
DEVILS Auction played here tonight
without Louis Martinelli. the famous
comedian and acrobat. who has been
playing the leading part in that COM
pany for the past seven or eight years.
Word was received here early this
morning that this famous member of
the amusement fraternity is suffering
from stoppage of blood in the brain
and is at the point of death He is
in Victor and it is expected that he
will not leave that place alive. His
wife, Lily Switzerland. is at his bed
side.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
BOilcrmakcrS Ball
Big Success.

Last night the Turner hall was well
filled with cheerful, happy throng
who had in mind only one thing and
that was a good time. To say that
their expectations were not in vain
would express the sentiments of them
all Thu floor was in fine condition
and the music was up to the standard
The hail was lighted with the colored
lights of the railroad service. and
the clear colors blended most harmon
iously.
The ball was given under the aus
pices of the Boiler Makers and Iron
Ship Builders association and the
committees having charge of the ar
rangements looked after the smallest
details of the affair. knowing that it
is the minor portions that unite to
make a pleasurable event
The work of arrangement. and in
fact every part of the labor connected
with the ball was in charge of a COM
mittee composed of X. B. Quinn and
William Stockton. These gentlemen
worked hard. but they were well re-
warded for their efforts by the success; 1;
of the event.
The music was furnished by Stow
all's orchestra.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
Ping Pong Club Meeting.

Last night the Ping Pong club met at the
home of Miss Helen Newton to play that
game which has recently come into popular
favor The young people were in an espec
ally merry time last night and to say that
they had good time is putting it mildly.
Ping pong balls were served until late
hour and as a result of the contest Miss Ida
Wadsworth was declared the best player and
ladies' say they showed the gentlemen how
play ping pong In such way as to take
the conceit out of the latter. An elegant
unch was served by the hostess, assisted by
Misses Della Lumsden, Elsie Sullivan ard
Ida Wadsworth. The young people depart.
I'd at midnight declaring their club sue
cess and hoping for many more such meet
ings in the future.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28

John f. Phillips, Pres.
w. ]. Meyer, Vice Pres.
Max Buchanan, Cashier.
L. Wickersham, Asst. Cashier
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
In the big Industrial Edition which

In the big Industrial Edition which
the Daily Sentinel will publish ON or
about the 10Th of April. there will be
a brief history given of Fruita, Pal
isade, Whitewater. DeBeque and the
Plateau Valley towns. The Unaweep
will be given good write-up as well
as other promising resources of the
county. 1t will be great edition.
Its 5000 copies are bound to do this
county no little amount of good All
the prominent merchants in the val
ley will have space in the edition.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
GOLD STRIKE.

Seattle, Washington. Feb. 27.-A
special to the Post -Intelligencer from
Dawson says: Records in the office
of United States Consul Savior says
that 300 men men left Dawson City
for the new Tanana strike in the last
ten days. 1t is estimated that from
500 to 1000 are now there and oroba-
bly, as many more en- route from other
Alaska points.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28
Sunday Service.
l-Regular services.

EplscopaI-HeguIar serVIces.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES services.
Methodist-rhe morning theme will be on
Worship. In the evening the subject will be
True Manliness.
Christian Church-Morning subject The
Spirit of Missions. Evening theme, II Christ
should Come to His Church. All welcome.
Baptist Church--Preaching by Mr.. Beach
both morning and evening. Morning sub
ject Bring Him Hither to Me. Evening sub
ject, As l Live Saith the Lord God. l Have
No Pleasure in the Death of the Wicked.
Presbyterian-The pastor will preach both
morning and evening at the usual hour.
Special helpfulnesss will be derived from
the Sc services. Strangers and all others will
find hearty welcome. Come, and bring
your friends.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28

The regular meeting of the Typographical
Union will be held Monday night,