The daily sentinel., 1904-04-08

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pairs for 25 cents until April 18th.
Mrs. P. T. Rucker of Aspen died at
st. Luke's hospital in Denver Wednes-
day night. She was the wife of Dr.
Rucker, who is son of Judge Rucker
we'll known legal light of western
J Colorado.
The 74th anniversary of tho found
ing of the Mormon church has just
been celebrated by the followers of
that faith throughout the country. In
Salt Lake City great time was had
by the Mormons.
The weather bureau in this city
predicts a light frost for tonight and
warming up of the temperature to-
morrow. There was slight frost
last night, but there was unapprecia-
bis damage to fruit
Everything that James A. Herne
ever wrote for the stage. was elevat-
ing and uplifting The plays have
all been homely and draw directly
from real life. 1t is pleasure in this
the point of strenuousness to listen to
the language that Herne has put into
the mouths of his people,
At the Baptist Church tonight Tom
Graham will speak from the big chart
This chart was painted by prisoner
in Sing Sing and -epresents the
Broad" and Marrow way. You
will miss wonderful talk if you fail
to come. Saturday afternoon there will
be childrens meeting from to o.
clock Mr.. Graham will speak ON
the American flag, The Old Story
from Old GLORY.
The Republican of Denver this
morning says that Hon Alva Adams
will accept the nomination for gov
ernor of this state. If the Republi-
can speaks by the card the public
will be only too happy to vote once
more for the best governor Colorado
ever had That he would defeat Pea
body is unquestionable and the Repub-
licans will have to nominate Peabody
whether they want to or not.
Iear after year the AL. G. Field |
Creator Minstrels visits the same cit.
les i'll the United States and Canada.
Would they do this if the entertain
ment did not please and the business |
was not constantly growing. The !
proof of the pudding is in the eating
thereof. 1t is the one company that
is the fayorite with the people. This
company is coming to the p ark opera I
house Wednesday, April 10.
Progressiveness is the one word that
accounts in measure for the increas-
ing popularity of the Al. q. Field |
Greater Minstrels. This popular man
ager never stands still in the standard |
of his entertainment. but is always |
concocting something new and pleasing
for the delectation of the people. That
it paws to do this is shown by the |
magnificent growth of the company's |
business. The Minstrels will appear
at the Park opera house Wednesday
April 13.
The successful run of The Four Co
hens and their big company in their
latest triumph, Running For Office"
during the months of April, May and
June in New York City was consplc-
uous for the amount of comment it
created in and about the Metropolis
among the better class of theatre 60
srs. Crowded houses nightly were in
evidence and many persons were turn
cd away unable to gain admission. 1t
was clearly defined success if ever
there was one. The Cohens will be
seen at the Park opera house Friday,
April 10. This is the Cohens last sea-
son as co-stars.
Prof. e. R. wolcott. teacher of
physics at the Colorado State School
of Mines of Golden, will lecture at
Glenwood Strings ON Saturday night
of this week on radium, radium bear
ing ores and radioactive water. To-
day he Is making tests of the famous
hot springs at that place, the gases
that arise from the hot water and the
derosit left in the bottom OF the var
iou' springs. What he finds in his
tests Will be made known to the aud
ience during his lecture tomorrow
night. The professor will have with
him for inspection samples of radium
discovered in Colorado by himself and
those who wish to see this new and
most wonderful discovery will be able
to do so. During the evening he will
test all samples of ores brought to him
and explain and show others how to
make tests. Prof Wolcott firmly he