The daily sentinel., 1904-08-02


fourteen ton heat is being worked
through the smelter. as trial test.
Alvin Borschell, of the post Office
force, is taking a vacation at the pres
ent time.
smelter, was badly burned about the
right eye yesterday afternoon. while
charging the reverberator.
Justice Sweeney rendered his opinino
in the case of Wheeler VS.. Justice
Byers Yesterday afternoon. He found
in favor of Justice Byers and assessed
the costs against the plaintiff.
A telegram was recei we'd by A. L.
Gouriey this afternoon to ship a cask-
ct to DeBeaue to contain the remains
of the mother of Abraham Ong, a we'll
known resident of that vicinity.
Six hobos we've lined up before JUS
tice Byers yesterday. They were
simply plain dranks and vagrants.
They were given the equivalent of
from ten to fifteen days work on the
streets.
There is very uncertain rumor
that the new depot will be started in
this CITY about September LIST. The
rumor is not confirmed but it looks
that after so long waiting that some
thing was about to be done.
At meeting of the official board
of the Methodist church held last
night a motion " as unanimously pass
ed requesting the return of Rev.
Eugene H. Smith as pastor for another
year. Conference will be held at
Pueblo, August 3lst.
Cassius E. Toole, wife and child.
of Edmund. Oklahoma. we're arrivals
in the city last night. Mr.. Toole is
a cousin of Senator Horace 7. DeLong
of this city. They will spend few
days here and then go on to Salt Lake
city, afterward returning here for a
short visit.
Mrs. DeLong is in receipt of a lat
ter from the senator written at vicks-
burg. Miss. Mr.. DeLong is visiting
all the historic places of interest of
the days of the rebellion and is quite
interested in the historic south. Mr.
DeLong says that he shall return up
the Mississippi when he starts home
ward bound.
j. L. Grady received a letter of
acknowledgment last night, in answer
to his telegram of congratulation on
his election. from Thomas Taggart,
chairman of the national Democratic
committee. Mr.. Grady is preparing
to take trip back east to visit his
old friend, after NJ. Taggart gets
things to running in good order.
The Aspen papers in describing the
accident that killed the little child of
Mr.. and Mis-. Con Sullivan state
that Gray Steele. the en- yineer of the
engine, was not at all to blame.
The child had just taken it's midday
nap and had been out of the house
only few minutes when it was
caught. The engine was Just round
ing curve and Engineer Steele was
unable to see the child until the en-
gine was upon it and then it was TOO
late to stop the ponderous machine
Hank Price. while attempting
to teach his small terrier dog some
high jumping acts yesterday was so
unfortunate as to break the little
animals leg. He was teaching it to
jump from the roof of the shed at
the Arthur home on Main street, when
it in some manner the leg of the lit
tie, intelligent animal became twisted
as he caught it. breaking its leg.
He rode with it as hard as he could
ON his bicycle to his father, Dr.
Thomas Price, veterinarian and the
latter put the leg in splints.
, Mayor Sampliner has appointed
George Smith as special policeman
Very recently when the mayor was re.
quested to appoint special police
man. he said he would be willing to
do so. anyone save George Smith
Now that the mayor has appointed
Mr.. Smith. che people are wondering
why? Mayor Sampliner stated to a
Sentinel reporter this morning that
the reason he had appointed Mr.. Smith
special night policeman was at the
: very urgent request of Marshal Wat
son. The mayor having been so very
positive before. great many cannot
' see the extreme urgency of the case
at the present moment to appoint Mr..
Smith. when there are so many other
, good men. especially after his very
vehement objection to that gentlem an.