The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13

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The Colorado Midland.
Secretary Falconer is anxiously
awaiting the Chamber of Commerce
booklets to arrive from the printer.
Three pieces of elegant furniture
will be given away on Saturday even
ing by the Kempon Komedy Kompany
at the Park opera house. Attend the
performance this evening and you may
secure the lucky number.
Judge sweeney has been reading a
great deal about the "old swimmin
hole" argument, being used in Denver
by the newspapers and others to Sc
cure for the boys of Denver swim
ming pool somewhere in the heart of
that city. He says he feels every
afternoon that he would like to go
back to the days of that ''old swim
min hole latter reading the articles.
George Haveramp one of Provo's S
most prominent citizens. was an arri-
val in the city this morning. Mr..
Havercamp is a director in the Seed
less Apple Co. of this city and also of
the Utah Seedless Apple Co. Mr..
Havercamp expected to meet W. NJ.
Roylance the president of the Utah
Company here this morning, but the
latter was delayed by the wreck Oh the
Rio Grande.
The twin boys born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Wilson are doing
finely. Mrs. Wilson was very happy
yesterday when told that the Czarina.
who has been hoping and praying for
a son and heir for the Russian throne,
had given birth to son.
1t was Mrs. Wilson'S wish that she
might have a daughter. but she is sat
isfied with the splendid little visitors
who came Yesterday.
The trial of Schrock who was
horses of Ovid Cartmel. is on trial
this afternoon before Justice Sweeney
The state is represented by Assistant
District Attorney Guy V. Sternberg
and Judge G.. VanHoorebeke and the
defendant by Samuel n. Wheeler.
There are a large number of witness
es and a great deal of interest being
manifested in the case.
Judge Caswell says he does not
know from whence came the author
ity to announce his name as possible
candidate for congressman at large.
The judge did not say he would not
accept the nomination, if offered him,
but said he was not seeking it. The
announcement of Judge Caswell's s pos
sible candidacy, came over the wires
yesterday from Denver and it was
doubtless proposed by those who have
been delegated to fix up the slate.
f. NJ. Jordon. wife. and daughter,
Mrs. Nj. Coleman, we're arrivals to-
day at noon from Monteith, Iowa.
Jordon. the popular boniface of the
Grand hotel and is making his son
visit. This is the elder Mr.. Jordon's S
first trip across the range and lie is
delighted with the country. Mr..
and Mrs. ,lordon and Mr. Jordon's s
sister will remain here several weeks
for visit with their son and brother
Two or three squads from the Shot
gun club held the regular weekly
shoot yesterday afternoon, and about
300 bluerocKs were raped, high gun
going to DR., Ramsey for the day.
with score of 23 birds out of 20.
In consequence he wears tho silver
medal until somebody relieves him
of it. Clary, Beard, Hoppy. Simmons
broke from 20 to %, but couldn reach
it for the day. The club is in a pros
maintaining a live interest. They
are shooting splendid average.
Last night was Eagles night at the
opera house, the Kempton Komedy
Kompany presenting THE Private
Secretary From a business point
of view it was by far the biggest
house played to during the week. as
it was crowded to overflowing. The
performance ia itself was rapid and
amusing. and the management spared
no effort to make the evening one of
enjoyable entertainment. There were
new specialties. plenty of pictures,
among the latter being several hand
some designs complimentary to the
f. o. E. The members of the COM
pany played at their best and the
lsughable skit was roundly received.
The Eagles were amply in evidence
and they manifested their appreciation
as good Eagles always do, and follow