The daily sentinel., 1904-02-26

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Mt Garfield conclave No. 1894 of
@. NJ. A. will meet at seven Saturday
evening, Feb. 27. All mem mbers are
requested to be present. By order of
the Secretary.
Mis-, Lessie Flynn one OF Salt Lake S
charming and handsome young wom-
en- is visiting here at the home of En-
gineer and Mrs Matt Flynn. Miss
Flvnn is a niece of Mr.. Flynn.
Joe Harris, from near Whitewater,
has been in the city for the past few
days. In all probability his second
trial for the murder of Charles r.
Seiber. will rome up at the corning
term of the district court.
A dispatch from Colorado Springs
states that Henry Russell Wray, of
from Werner z. Reed. which states
that he and his friend r. p Davie.
will tour the Sahara desert with an
automobile.
in this CITY that son was born to
Prof and Mrs. a. S. Otto at Las Vegas
New Mexico ON the 23d. Prof Otto
was formerly principal of the High
School in this city. Mrs. Otto was
Miss Krohn.
jesse Harrington blew down from
Silverton last night. reporting a large
number of idle men in the camp, ow
ing mostly to weather conditions, He
also visited Ouray and says the Reve.
nue. is entirely closed down, and that
the Campbird is employing but about
200 men.
Fred Pheasey a prominent business
man of Telluride, and recently elected
of the council on the Social
ist ticket was in town last night He
states business and other matters in
that locality can stand decided i'm
and not chase near the
normal condition at that.
1t is rumored that the restaurant
being conducted by The Miners Union
of Telluride, where a large number
of union men have been boarded for
several months past was forcibly clos
ed yesterday by the. military authori-
ties. and martial law will continue
another week. AS no course has been
for closing the house it would
seem rather uniustifiable and high
handed proceeding to deny men the
right to eat and conduct their own in
stitution, when no reports have come
from that section indicating disturb
ance of any kind whatever.
Prof. ". l.. Carlyle. of the State
college nephew of Will
liam Carlyle of this city is home
from Washington where he went with
Eugene Fl. Grubb of Carbondale to
secure an appropriation for the I'M
provement of live stock conditions
the country, has returned
TO Colorado much elated over the sue
ess that attended their efforts. A fif-
tv thousand dollar appropriation was
attached to the agricultural bill for
these experiments and it will un.
doubtedly pass both houses of con-
gress. Prof Carlyle visited his uncle
in this city several months ago. He
is looked upon as one of the great
stock experts of the country.
Miss Marie Drofnah. who will play
"Portia'' in "The Merchant of Venice
with Mr.. Charles B. Hanford at the
Opera house ON Saturday, Feb 27th,
made her debut on the stage as ''Jen.
ny Ncrthcote in Gilbert's Sweet
hearts. " During the Shakespearean
festival held at the Park Theatre,
Philadelphia, by Charles b. Hanford
and Josenh Haworth in the fall of
1898. Miss Drofnah played Julie de
Morteme in "Richelieu, -, Protia in
1.-The Merchant of Venice, p" Ophelia
in Hamlet. - Desdemona in 'Othello
Virginia in "Virginius' and Portia
in "Julius Caesar" The past two
seasons she has played the leading
female roles with Mr.. Hanford and
scored the greatest success of her
career in. her delineatiops of Por-
tia i'll 1.-The Merchant of Venice -