The daily sentinel., 1904-08-08
E. A. Schmidt recently from New

Gunnisoa on account of the baby's
health. She will be accompanied by
Mr.. Lee who will return to the city
Immediately.
The case of Clarenc Thompson
charged with uttering forged order
on the Smelling company came up to-
day before Justice Byers. He was
bound over in the sum of $500 for
his appearance at the next term of
district court.
Bishop n. @. Matz. of Denver. was
a visitor to this city yesterday. the
guest of Father T. NJ. Conway. of St.
Joaephs Catholic church. He partici-
gated in the confirmation exercises at
ST. Josephs church in the morning.
He returned to Denver last night.
Hundreds of people read the bulle-
tins of the fearful accident, in the
window of The Sentinel office this
morning The first bulletin was put
up at 6 6:15 O'Clock and from that time
all through the day crowds have stood
the before window and read the de-
tails OF the accident.
H. R. Lathrop, Superintendent of
the Western Sugar and Land Co.. an
nounces that he is ready to receive
applications at his Office at the sugar
plant for work in the factory during
the grinding campaign. Mr.. La
throp will receive these applications
during the next ten days.
Another cottonwood fell during the
light wind yesterday forenoon, at Sec
ond and Rood, breaking the fence of
Ora Reams. 1t seems that water
running continually in the bitches
rots the tree roots so they are easily
uprooted. If the water was turned off
half the city at time much better
service would be done.
Rev. Father Burke. of Delta, was
an arrival in the city Saturday night
and went direct to st, Mary's hospital.
Father Burke had the misfortune
about three weeks ago to break his
arm. He had same in plaster cast,
but as it was not doing as we'll as it
should he came here yesterday and
Dr. Bull examined the arm under
the X-ray at the hospital aud dressed
it again. placing it in splints. Faith
er Burke is we'll known in this city.
which he frequently visits, being a
warm friend of Father Conway. of st.
Josephs church.
A Denver News local states that
Alexander Struthers has assumed du-
ties on the new Moffat line and on
Saturday started out on a tour of in
spection. His headquarters will be
at Utah Junction. In speaking of
him the article states that
hr Struthers has had thirty years ex
perience on railroads and is thorough
ly well equipped for the duties of his
position. The many friends of Mr..
Struthers are glad to know that he is
connected with the Moffat line and
expect him TO go higher in railroad
work before he has been with the
new road very long.
The Smelter team took the Machine
bows of the Union station to cover
yesterday afternoon by a score of 1S
to IL. There were some wild old
times and lots of fun with a great big
crowd of spectators. Richardson and
Bracken were the battery for the
SmelteT boys and Harrison and John
son for the Machine shop men. The
game was called at three o. clock with
King Aldrich in the station as um-
pire Some of the boys of the two
teams forgot that they had not played
ball for years and were dumfounded
occasionally at seme of the decisions of
the umpire 1t was an interesting
game nevertheless with lots of fun
L. S. Galkins. wife and daugter of
Nevada City, California will arrive in
the city tomorrow morning on train
Nod aud Will be guests of Mrs. EN-
ma NJ. Wadsworth at her home on
north Fifth street Mr.. and Mrs.
Calkins and daugter are on their
way to Lexington Kentucky. where
Mr.. Calkins will attend the Supreme
Lodge session of the Knights of Pyth-
las, to which he is delegate from
the grand lodge of California. Mr..
Calkins is a we'll known newspaper
man and is connected with the Daily
Miner of Nevada City. Their visit
is looked forward to with great deal
of pleasure by Mrs. Wadsworth and
the members of her family. Mrs
Calkins is Cousin of Mrs. Wads-
worth.
Adele Bradford is the leading lady
in the Kempton Komedy Komrany.
that nnan n xNaal,s anraramant hnrn