The daily sentinel., 1904-10-01


of Ouray avenue and Seventh street.
Republicans we're in the saddle to-
day. There was quite sprinkliDg
of them on the streets today. but no
comparison to the big crowd that was
present at the time CT the democratic
convention.
W. II. Lee will leave tonight for an
extended eastern trip. Mr.. Lee will
visit old time friends and relatives in
Missouri whSm he has not seen in
many years and will 20 from there to
the great exposition. He will be ab-
sent a month at least.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Graves, of
Joliet. Illinois, are the guests of Mrs.
Cowell. They arrived last evening
and are touring the west. They are
very highly pleased with the coun-
try. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves will re-
IN lin in the city some weeks
There were six candidates initiated
into the order of Eaeles last night.
They were Thomas Resmes, George J.
d. Williams. Ruben e Starr. Frank
Hamp. Harry Mort and J. " Ewell.
There was lunch served at the con-
olusion of the initiatory services.
Charles Il. Arthur, of Arthur's
pharmacy, yesterday engaged tho SER
vices of Raymond Hards, son Of Nell
son Hards, If this city, who is just re-
tuned from Chicago Mr.. Hards has
been graduated from the Chicago
college of Pharmacy and will be quite
an addition to the Arthur Pharmacy.
5. b. Hutchinson, the head of the
S. L. p. party in this county. was in
receipt of letter from the candidate
of the Socialist Labor party for the
presidency. Charles H. Cnirigan, stat
ing that he would visit this city DUR
ing the last week of this month ana
would speak here at that time Tie
exact date of his coming is not known
E. B. Lutes was considerably scared
night before last bv hearing a shot in
tie dead hours of the night, followed
by scream. Some deep and dark
my, terry he thought might have been
carried ont with loss of life to some
one. Investigation yesterday discov-
cred that it was Magistrate Byers
shooting a cat and the explosion of
the gun frightened his son.
In the window of the G.. V. store
a beautifully dressed doll is IN exhib-
ition. As the wearing apparel, the
hat. and the parasol are made of hand
The entire outfit was made
by the young ladies employed in the
store. A large number of handker-
chiefs were used and the doll in this
unique and novel costume is a very
valuable one. 1t will be placed on
at the fair.
The Purifying & Aerated Water
have reorganized and incor-
porated. The capital stock of the
COMPANY has been placed at 5000, 900
and the work of pushing the purified
water will be pushed extensively from
now forward. The officers of the new
are, A. a. Miller. pres
ident; John J. Lumsden. vice presi-
dent; G. NJ. James, secretary; 7. e
Fulghum, general manager. The di.
rectors of the company for the first
year are the above officers with the
of S. B. Sturdivent.
Manager John O'Boyle, of the
Mesa Flour Mill company, stated to a
man this morning that they
we're 9ratified that since they had ta-
zen hold of the mill and through the
Efforts of Mr.. Hynes and himself. the
product of the mill had been doubled
md that their -four was reaching
'eached in long time. They were
decidedly gratified over the support
hat their flour product was receiv-
ng in this city and desired to thank
heir friends in this city and else
where, where they had been able to
ecure foothold for their flour.
Parties residing on Ghipeta are
of indiscriminate shooting
With loaded arms within the corpor-
Ite limits of the city. Yesterday af-
ernoon three shots were fred in
Iuick succession. Two of the shots
passed into the house of W. H. S.
'emberthy. One of the shots struck a
window sill. Had it been DETECTED
n the least it would have struck Mrs.
'emberthy. sitting in the room which
he shot entered. Another shot struck
he ceiling knocking off the plaster.
T. @. Plank was doing some work in
he rear yard of his home, when a