The daily sentinel., 1904-10-07

touring the country. he trAVeleu OVER
nearly all of the western country and
visited the st. Louis Exposition and
many other points of interest.
Ollie Thorson. of Glenwood
Springs. whom everyone knows in
Garfield county, was in the city with
the Glenwood contingent yesterday.
Mr.. Thorson, is a candidate for county
treasurer on the republican ticket
Yesterdays msyimum temperature
was G2 Digs. Precipitation during the
past twenty -four hours. Al inch.
The weather forecast for the 36 hours
ending at D. m. tomorrow is,
Western Colorado: partly cloudy to
night and Saturday with local rains.
The masked ball at the auditorium
last night proved to be big success.
The attendance ran away up into the
hundreds and everybody there had a
jolly good time. The dancing contia-
ued until almost day light. The cos
tunes were varied and attractive.
Frank E. Wheeler, of Mineral
county, candidate on the democratic
ticket for auditor of the state. is in
the city meeting his many friends.
Mr.. Wheeler is one of the best known
democrats in the state. possessing an
admirable record and "a pleasing per-
sonality.
Mr.. @. H. Covey and wife leave
tonight for Denver where Mrs. Covey
will undergo an operation at one of
the Denver hospitals. She has been
ill for quite while and her many
friends trust that she will return
much improved. Mr.. and Mrs. Covey
will be absent about four weeks.
q. H. Speers. general passenger
agent of the Midland and W. Fl. EN-
mons, advertising agent, came in with
the Midland excursion yesterday and
have remained over in the city today.
Mr.. Speer says he hardly knows how
many people the ROAD would have car
ried into the city lad the day been
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Provost,
of Pitrsburg, Pa. are in the city the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j, H. Galupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Provost are on their b-i-
dal tour and arrived in Grand Jupc-
tion last night from the coast where.
they spent some weeks. Mr.. Provost
is brother-in law of Mr.. Gallupe, he
has great many friends in the cicy
Mrs. Charles B. Rich. of this city
was the guest last week of Mrs. Will
lam p. Clark: at Williamsport Pa.
to personal appearing in
the daily Gazette & Bulletin. of that
city. Mrs CLARK is the wife of Cap
tain W. P. Clark. who formerly COM
manded Company f. in this city. a
crack organization of the Colorado
National guard, which gained quite
a reputation here in the early pos.
The trains on the narrow guase
have been at stand still for many
hours. Tho regular train due in here
last night did not arrive and was not
in up to a late hour this afternoon.
A bridge washed away on Escalanti
near Paonia and consequently all
trains are delayed. A number of
special coaches carrying people from
Paonia and other points of the North
ork country to this city which were
due to arrive last night are not in yet
Wednesday night Mrs. John Vaughn
returning from visit to Leadville
had stolen from her at ii o depot suit
case containing in the neighborhood of
forty dollars worth of wearing apparel
The suit case was loft standing on the
platform for a minute and when Mrs.
returned it had disappeared.
Yesterday Bert Baylis. brother of
suit case to the depot and set it down
as "A decoy. They left it, but stayed
in watching distance. Pretty soon
fellow came up and took possession of
ble suit case, then Bert and John
Dame up and took both man and suit
case. The former was lodged in the
Jail to await trial. The scheme
we'll.
Mrs. j. L. Oliver, wife cf the
prominent Palisade ranchman. suffer
ed stroke of paralysis yesterday and
for some hours her condition was such
as to give no hope for her recovery.
Mr., and Mrs. Oliver returned from st.
Louis yesterday and had just reached
their home when without warning
Mrs. Oliver was stricken. Physicians
were summoned aud were with the
afflicted lady all night. This morning
Mrs. Oliver seemed some better but
Is still very low. She is unable to