The daily sentinel., 1904-10-27
Hear shafroth tonight.

town today.
II. k. Glover returns tomorrow from
trip to Denver.
William Hamilton of Montrose is
in town greeting his friends. He came
in yesterday.
Tonight the Silver Trill mandolin
CLUB holds a rehearsal at the home
of Harry Smith.
Charles LaGrange of Davenport,
Iowa is making at tour of inspection
throught the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs James whitley and
daughter. MISS Agnes, leave in few
days for ST. Louis to visit the World $
Fair.
A party of Aspen citizens are spend
ing tho day in the citv. They are
Harry Barnes. W. Q. Copeland and
II. l. Woodward.
Charles F. Mcclure and W. A.
Decker. connected with the Grana
junction Smelter. were arrivals in
the city from Denver today.
Sunday afternoon tie W. G. Il. q.
ladies viii conduct a service at the
Presbyterian church. This service
viii take the place of the usual Y.
NJ. @. a. service.
John jenkins arrived in the city
this week from Butte, Montana and
Will make this his home. Mr.. Jen-
,ins resided here three years ago and
then went on to the far west.
The Entertainers returned today
from Friuta where they played a sue
cesssful two nights engagement.
They open an engagement at the Audi
torium Tuesday night, Nov. 1st.
Over one thousand electric lights
will he used By the Southern Carnival
company on the carnival grounds next
week. A big contract was closed yes
terday with the electric light COM
pany to furnish power during the
week
The Elks are preparing to have
social session on the evening Of Mon
day November 21st. Frank Mason
has been made the chairman of this
session. as lie was of the last and that
is sufficient to insure a good time
There is being prepared musical and
literary program. although a short one
and the balance of the evening to be
given over to cards and other amuse-
ments and an elaborate luncheon.
The committee asks that all Elks
members of the local organization,
make an effort to be there upon
that occasion. The other members
of the committee are Charles A
Smith and J. E. Dulmaine and these
also are working hard to make the
social session a success.
Again efforts are being made to
secure the release of Frank Mahany
from the state penitentiary. The de-
tails of tine noted case are we'll known
here II. b. Kerr, agent of the
Humane society returned to Denver
yesterday with petition to Gov. Pea
body, requesting the release of
Mahany. The petition claims that
Mahany was justified to certain
extent in shooting Womack and that
his wife and four children are in
needy circumstances. The petition
is signed by the sheriff who arrested
Mahany and several of the jurors.
Mahany was game warden on the
Graud Mesa in charge of the Rad
cliffe game preserves. W. A. Womack,
a county commissioner of Delta county
grounds to fish and hunt. Mahany
ordered them off and in row which
followed, killed Womack and wounded
Hinchman. Mahsny has been in
prison two years. All the parties
were we'll known here.
Last evening about 10:30 while re-
Whipple Chester met with quite an
exciting adventure. As he approach
ed the A. NJ. e. church Oh White, he
noticed man staining in niche in
the wall on the side facing the street.
Paying but little attention to the
man. Whipple started to pass him
when the fellow slugged him in the
face withwhat he thinkswas sandbag.
Before he could repeat the blow.
Whipple struck his assailant hard
blow i'll the face. the hold up then
struck again. but missed his mark.
Whipple dealt two more blows hut
the mau lodged them and ran down
White toward the Book Cliff tracks.
A large hair bruise ON the forehead