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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
@IutiQer Streit
Conner. Col. %. 1Sebr.


cSn eirer Sdanfluirthihoit Qcrie.
hen Ner 0jebcilnpoIigiit SomtcI Gm.
rih uno SSilliam Molore, Gin 9otai.
politifer ru0 @cliBer ser @irtbidnit
.uiteiuan0er IN Strait un0 N}oIouC
muroe 0urdl cincn ScMtb tootIih per-
mlnDct Ghpa> 9tabere9 iiter Die
uriudJe ocS StreiteS lit niht 0efoluu
Suiptnoirt
ct 2olis, Mfo., %. 6ebr.
Snfolge oes gQintelb6rIeitauoals in
MabiIou, SJu,, bat Der oortige 8iir9ers
meiiter BEN Qoli3eid1ef 9atrit W}c=
Cambridge uno BEN 9oIi}iiteu Street
IuIpenoirt, Qieie beioen 9eamten be-
t6eiIigten ii4 an Dem 9(ufrubr.
3abImeiiterpcrboftet,
N1aniIo, %. 6ebr.
Scr 3o6lmeiIter @orrD Carl BIS.
coe BON oenl Rrcaaid)iif Oregon" lit
uuf @eicbl oe9 4tomirnI3 GpanS III
Sait 0enomman poroen. Gr lol
$4,000 unterlnlagen babtn-
so h babnunfall.
Nau Dorf 25. 6ebr.
Sci einem 3uiqmmenitpB auf Der
8rpotlpn 3apio 3raniit 0ph6abn
tpurben 25 gerIpnen perlpunoet, oappn
5 ernitli9. Der W}ptorpa9en eines
nit QoIIa9ieren beIabenen 3uges ItieR
nit bem bintersn Gnbe zines auf Der
Station itebenben leeren Wagens suz
Tammsn unb bic DaFaaiers muroen
bur6 ben StoB az 8oben 9eporfen
unb ourh umberflieqenoe @lus= uno
9ol3Iplitter perlpunbet.
S6orIe8 Sra B.
Gt QouiS. no, a Eebr.
gor nem Gi6ttr 9apIpr begann bey
9rp3eB Qe9en Charles 8raB, ipelher
berfladt 1T. einsSeIehun9siumme gum
getraoe BON S135,O00 untsr Nlit9lies
bern res GtootrathS oert6eilt gu bd'
ben I'm ter 6reibr;ef Der Suburban
Sfoilroao 6lrthM0riifen
0interfreuoen.
9GiApalltee. @is., 81. 6ebr.
Gine Special Depei6c RON Nfani=
totpoc. Nis., meloet, paB bort Ieit 5fuei
3oqen Der itper'te 8,i33ar0 oes
0inters hduIts, iobaB jsgli6er GiIen>
bo6n=@erts6r einQeite4t psrnen mubte,
uno oie Ertearoo 5ns ioluie bic S'le=
phon @erbtuoungen unt.rbrohen
murhsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
g eri tb iitttt.
@reIteo Suite. Sol. 25. Hebr

0felteo BuiIe, @oL, %. 5ebr.
Se6s M}inendrbeiter Iinb 6euts
burh cine G6neelapine in Der gtGbe
Der Qu9uita W3ine, neun Meilsn norh.
0Itlih BON GreIteb Butte getobtet por
ben. Gs iino @etsr Wc0uaoe unb
flint 5remoe. g}ur cine 2eihe lit bis
ieht defunbRn lrprnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
6pllnnb.
,im @oo9 u. 3ebr

SIN Nud8, -. tSehr.
Der iapdnilde 0eianote erludte
feline Regieulnq nm 8erbaltun9smdbs
reQeln meQea oer gemsrtungen, pel1e
Der rufiIc1e 5uiti3miniiter Muralpieip
als Boriittnoer bes S6iebstrbunals
an bic gertiinniqunq oss llrt6eils In
Gadlen bc5 pene3oloniIhen @l0u6i,
oeritreits tnapfte IS RiBt, baB es
in oer Q(6Iidt oes GjeiGnbten lieat.
,inen proteIt os9en bic Bemeriun9en
su er6eben. Gs tpiro bier aber ertIdri,
bab bic boldnoiIde He9ierung niht
our Gntaegennabme zines berdrtigen
prOtsitss beiugt 1T.
Gnglano.
9onoon 2i 5ebr.
Gnolanos i6psrIter Rann. 9bc'
mas Qanglsb IN 0oper, 1T einsm
arebsleiben ,rleqsn. Gr pog 600 pfo.,
mar 6 5uB ! 3oa srob unb bate sin
Bruitmob bon 20 3oa.
Irontrei d.
@arcelouete 81 6ehr.
Sin, i5O Wanu itorte abtbeilung
bes 81. Hnidntsris Regiments in Sduz
Tiers muroe b.im gtarih. iiber ben
Sol 3. Ia Barre bon elmer Canine
iiberraidt Qeuui,bu Wlonn purosn
i'm Sd)nte beoroben uno is6s BON iba
NV Earis. q. 5cbr.
9ie g6rIe 5eigt lpito,r cine tsittrs
Soltura. Qgle W,rtbe srboIten ii6
6erel,5 non ben gerhliteu, ole lie am
Samitaq c:!ilier
Ggppttn.
6oiro 81 6cbr
get ensm 2lutomobil llngIiit duf
br Sfyabe Der Bprdmiotn puroet
bea9 Qrjn3 5bro6im 0eiie bes Sul
tons Der 1iiytci uro 5lpsi 6rdutu. bic
nit Inn fuhrsn idtper rerleBi Ter
Chauffeur ipuree toatlih ctrlebi uno
,in qlrlts s'6o,c'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
g an . o m inop.
ain9iton, SSamaita, 25. 6sbr.

hIllgHpH, ,Sdllattd, 20. 6eDr.
Der beuti6e 0dmpfsr .4ltenbura".
&apitdn aubls. BON 6ambut9 nab ben
peitinoiiden 6dfsu 6eitimmt, traf
bsute bier Elm llnb berihtete. bab bas
oominitanihe SanOnenboot .prsii
bente 6ope" 3piihen San Domingo
unb Candies, San Domingo. in Sidt
getommtn lei unD einen 9anonenI6uB
iiber i'm ubgefeuert babe. 9opitGn
aubIs meiQerte Iih 81 bolten. unb Is
tpuros teiu tueiterer 8erIud qemuGt.
ibn bd3u III 3minqen S}n puerto
plata, Son1Ominao. narnteprdTbent
WoraIe8 Rem GapitGn. na6 Monte
6briiti 81 fu6ren. aber Der Ddmpfer
fubr babin uno i6iiTte feline Qaounq
aug.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
5 0 III glr5eit5 nj arft.
4}ittsburq 4$a.. %. 6e6r.

Tie 1teinungaperld)lcoenbetten
8miichen ser 9{ational 8laB Company
uno ibren 9lrbcitcrn iinb oui irie0li-
dent @e1c beigcle9t moroen NM in
rodlbehdnntcn 9lnloqen miro Die Nr-
belt iuie0er aulgennlnmen:
SSnOimd @lnB Gonpanp, 9unfirf
Suo.; Gbio Stint 8laB Gomponp.
2oncaltar Ghio. G;periioc 8iub Gou-
ponp. @caabirg, @. 90; 9fcaee.
Seonnette @loB Morfs, ScdImette.
SSu0. HodcIter Cunbler @orf5, No
DIETER, 4n; ono Gumberlon0 8IoB
Gontpom Gniuberlnn0 Mo.
RuBtano bet6eiligt lid.
ct. Qruis, no. 25. 5ebr.
2tlfreo @utbar, 9(rhiteft oes ruff
i4en @ebdube8 auf Der @eltauSItel-
tllng, bat feute Elm aa6elgrdmm BON
bem ruIiiihen GpmmiiIGr General
@lerdnoropstn er6olten. porin ibm
berieIbe mittFeilt, baB er nit Dem Ban
Des Gebduc.5 porpdrtS 9e6en ion.
Dies i6eint on3l3eiaen, puB Iid bic
ruIiiihe Re9ierprg bod nod bet6eili=
gen min.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

0llbuaueraue e. ", "a 6ebr.
8is in Der Radbariduft BON Sps
corro. fuolih bon bier, fpohnenbeu
Qeute fno I6er bic INNER bdufiger
neroenoen Grobeben i'm bohen 9raos
dufgeregt, Sin 6eftiser GrbItoB, Der
brittle in 3tpei Noden, purbe 9eitern
M2orgen peripiirt. 8eIonperS erI6its
tert murben Die groBen QauoTeIper oits
lid pon Ct. Murcio!.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
Gas s. r IN ii . II.
@bicd0o, %. iSebr.

G6ica9o, %. 6ebr.
Q(us nod unbetdnnten @riinoen ers
folate Qeitern plorgen oegtn feds llbr
in 0em ,aerfer" ner an Der NeIt 9lortb
2(penue uno Roypion Strabe geIegenen
Poli3eiitatipn cine @rplolion, Die TAFT
trei 8efan9ensn bas 2eben getoitet
battle. IS piro oermutbet, bab Der
Gosmeter nidt bi6t mar. Sn 6ol9e
teTen enttpih Gas, bus bonn bon Ell
ner 5ldmme ent3iinbet tpurbe. Dur6
bic Grploiion tpurbe bos 9ol3ipert in
8rdno ssIebt, bod tonnte Der 8runO
geID19t tperben, ebe er grDBeres llnbeil
onri6ten tonnte. Den brei Giefangez
nen, bic ebr bur9 Shreden als
Rau6 9sliti,n battsn, bra6te Der Ser
0ennt Gjeridl Die erite 6iilfe. Gr 9eIeie
tete iie aus BEN 3elen unb lieb iie
odnn ndh Der Repierpohs oil Der WeIt
@bico9o qtpenus iiberfiibren.
Rette StummgGite.
Gbicogo, %. 6sbr.
Bon oreiStdmmoditen purne geltern
MorQen qeoen s llbr cer Wirtb Gbds.
Sacoblon, No. 86 Wens StraBe, in III
nem Qoial iiberioqen uno um $116 be-
rdubt. Die 0irtbihaft piro mad BEN
QlnQaben oer poli3ei pon Geuten be-
iuGt, oensn dnitdnolse 8iirger germ
au sbem 0e9e gtten Als Qsitern Aor.
c.n odtobion binter bem Shdntil8
itano, betraten orsi alte 8stunnte ods
Qptal. 3ieie bate jebod niht Der
0urIt, ioncsrr Die 9ier mad oem9eIoe
bes Wirthes tireetrieben. gBdhreno
Sacobion Bier einittntte. 3ogen rie
Burden lire RcpoIper Der 8irth,
Der feline QappenRimer fannie, fpag'e
nift. oisien g9icerita' B gu leiitsn.
Radbem bic Strol6e bic 9diie Die
SIG entbdlten bo6sn ION. 9slesrt bat
ten entilohcn Tie MT Der @ctiie AeI
llebcriollsne elite nah Der ReDisrpd4c
an oer Cit G6Uaqo QDepue, no q osn
Gopitdr Rebm ods @eihehsne mittteiIs
ts. aaum cine Stunos ipdter bsldn.
ben iih spsi gurifen hintsr ShIoh
unb Riedsl, bic pon oem Uirth ols oiC
1bdter itsniiii.irt purpen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
" 30ren.


Der britiiche Ddmpfer ,Qinno ,
peI6er philadelphia am 6. 6ebruar
psrlieB, bate cine fiirhterti6e ReiIe.
Sp6e Wpgen iibcrflut1eten bic Salons,
Sobintn NIB SoltabsrGume. Yer
0dmpfer etlitt erbeblide gei6Gbiqun=
gen uno fab iid) qen0t6igt einen 3beil
Der 2doun9 iiber 8orb Su psrfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

Moltenbrude babtn oas Qanb in
Der llm9e9eno perlpiiitet uno bie5IiiFe
in rtiBenbe Wilbnd6sr berlpanbIt.
8iele 2eiAen ihlpimmeu bem W2eers
gu. D}on fiir6tet gtoBtn gerIuIt an
MenlhenIeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
ara ntrei9.

No6osm Der Observation-Disclosures
pom Senate Der 9ereiui9ten Staten
ratiIi3irt mprnen 1T, miro man bier
Der Grfiiuura Ger jlpiicben Der pana
matdnal cieie1IAaft uno Der Wdib.
in9toner 3egierunq pereinbdrien 9e
bin9un9en feline 6inoerniTe in BEN
g0eQ legen 9Gyn Dem Miniiterium oss
Guslpdrtioen Iprad man bic glnIidlt
aus, oaB bic Gerihte ter tleinen min
oerbeit orr 9tftiondrc fcincu Ginholt8
befebl QeipGbrcn tpiirbe. nm bic pldne
her W}ebrheit gu hurhtrsu3en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26
n otenfrieg bsenbet.
Qlrln 0lnrf 26. ,Sehr

g8 piro betonnt 9e9e6en. baB bic
perTfieoenen 9ampferlinien, pelds
bos N{ittelldnbiIhe Wteer befdbren.
Ii6 betreffS Der 3miIdenoedrate eini9=
len uno bem bia6erigen &atentriege
Elm Gnoe mo6ten. Die babel in Be
tradt tommen6en Sdiffe iino bic
jenigen Der 6amburQ gtmeritaniI6en
2inie oe8 Norooeuti9en 2fopo, Der
2(n6or Qinje uno her 6abrasQinie
(itdlieniIh).
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

olelem I'M Gre9s3ultdnoe befinnet. Gr
lparnt bic d)ineFi6en 8eupbner, lid1
Dor einem Ingriff ouf ruIiiides 1erris
torium 3u bitten, uno ertt1rt, oaB bic
ruiliIhen uno dinsiii9en SntereiIea
oteleIben iiuo; ba ober GGina neutral
5u bIeiben lpiinid),, nliiBten oQe 81
dmttn in Der MlanoIhurei bic ruIiiiAt
Mrmee unieritiiBen, anitatt oieieibe 81
i6doigen, Die 8ebDlterung lplla i6rer
8eihdftiaunQ lpie INNER naf}Qebeu
uno Die luiliIdtn 5ruppen nit Der
trduen bebluocln. Die GiIenbQbntele
grop0en piiroen in oeu ShuB Der 8e
po.!erung gtiIellt. bic fir etlpdigs BE
iddoi9unQ perautlportIif ge6alten
meroen fUjiroe. Die 8ep0lterunq iolle
ben 9ro6au9en Der Gbun6u8, 8dnbi
ten, nt9t Qetorhen, Ionoern oen Srup=
pen 6elfen, nieieIben Su Oertreiben,
miirbe iie oies uidt tbun, 10 piiroe lie
ebenfons ais IGu6er 6e6dnoelt ueroen.
Wenn Die @ep0lterunq ben 5rupper
Sdldben 3uFii9en ooer oeuieIf~t ibren
SoB 3eisan ioIlte, piiroe iie o6ae Gnd
be dusQemielen loeroeu. Die ReQierunq
miirbc hdnn ale S6ritte tbun um ibrc
Snterefen 3u fhiben.
Die Protlanotion modt einen ern
ten 2(ppell on ois Snmpdtbie beS Dol
tes in Der oeQenipGrtioen 8riiis, po
RuBIdnb ieinen Hiiden bedsn miiife.
DeutfhIanb.
@rcalmt %. c}ebr.
Der 0enerulanlei1er meloet. buB
@uBlono infoIQe oe3 ourH ocn
Srieg 9eiteiaerten SeoiiriniKes oen3oa
duf beutides RobeiItn dufgebobeu
hhhe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

Q2iQioln8port, Pa. 24. Nebr

gNlulQlllSpQTl, Nut -. Oepl-
9ie Qotomotipe eines 5ra9t3uges
Der 9bilQoelphiu &c Grie=8abn tpuroe
tnfploe elmer Grploiion nabe &ane in
bic Cuff aeb1aisn unO Der 3ugfiibrer
sSames Quinn unb Der 9ti3er Sones
tpurben 9et0bitt.
8ribaeport, 1enn., "a. 6ebr.
Der luoli&er Ri6tung fubrenOs
per1o .nsug Der 8nprpiIle &c 2liboillez
8abr ltieb nube Del Rio geeen Elm
sSelienItiid unb Die 2otomotioe, Der
0oitpaoen mo Der nG6ite Wugen
itiir3ten pom GiIenbdbnoamm in ben
Niocon Stub. gliemunb puros ernits
lid perlebt.
g 6Gimm fiir 6reiPd B yer.
g8ai1ington, 2l t5cbr.
9ag 8ur,s3 ! lbfrgerid1t bat 9:iIte
entidi,9er. b1a Elm 41'a9ier. eer Hit
t;nem r.. V1'it ilell. IN te'a I Ht
mertung ppr6anben 1T, boB er bei
sinem llnoliid3fa1e ttine SAooen
erfab Q(nIprii6s erteben tann, 9an5
oIeidQiiltia, oh bic GiIenbdbn 8eIeus
i6aft bos llnoliid oerIhuloet 6dt ober
niht, ni6t nit iplten Qa1ogieren
olei63uitel,n 1T, De fir i6re Jdbrt
beaablten. IS lit bies Elm fr.iipilli9
einqeoor 9enss llebsreintommen, ipeld ef
unter aIen llmitdnocn glti9 1T Sn
bem 5aQe Der oSa9 3. 2toamsi9en
Grbeu, bic lregen 1opung hes Iopo
faten Qtodms in Spotdne, Ndlh., IN
einey alage oseen be Nort9eru patitirs
8abn IN ben @eriAieu rex ur.eren in
itdns $4,000 ]ugeiprohen erble.ten,
bat bus 8unoes Oberg.ri9t bisie Gnts
i6eibunaen ume.ItoBer rrf Die pers
ilaete @eIsli6aft BON ieQli6ar o6o
beneriatIeiitung freigeipro6en.
Giienbo bn llnfall. |.
Snorpiae 1eun. u 6ebr.
Der liioli6 @6cnD, 9oFdeitr3us
0o. 35 Der Soutbern Giisnbdbn cnt
olsiIte beut, in Der Rdf bon 8rib5'
port, Senn., 50 Uleitsn oitIid BON
bier, unb bic leBter Bogen itiir3t,n
ben Qtbbon9 bis gum llfer BEG pigson'
FluiTes binab. Der tFrpreb, Der De
pad unp Der Qoit 8dg.n murosn
beinob. oolitdubis 3eriamsit.rt. Gin
'hmersr Stsir bate fh oon ben
vGn9Iiib Mourtains" 9sloit un6 rae
auf Oas Gslsiis a.iaasn Bon ben
pdFagier.n puroe gdtmdno osrlsBt.
boge1sn erlitt.n Die foleenoen Beam
ten ihlpere 9erIeBun1.n:
Der 2otomotipiiibrty Gtcr1. u
Glart pnr Aroroils.
Der 6siler Uiniom Quitin (Fdr6ia)
bon gnorpias
Der 8epddmeiiter 7ut,5 Oou Ga
Iisburn. y g.
Ter Rrii1,hdli, : G,al oor VA
ron. q 6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

munQ erit lnor8en ppr3une6men, um
aller Gta0t0ren @eIeQeubeit 3u Qeber.
baS npnNear dnenOirte Geieb nr u
einmdt bur63uTeben.
8pm @eQen in bic 1roufe.
aanios GitD, No, 25. 6cbr.
Ger 90nfrduber @illionl Nu0olpb
ipuroe geiteyn, nadoem Gpuo. 8ailen
i'm 6eqnaDigt bate, aus bem 3u9tz
bauie pon 8anids entldiien. bod nur,
nm nah 6rantlin Gpuntp. DO. iiberz
fiibrt unb tpe9en @rmorbuna be8 pins
terton'Ifen Qpli3iiten Charles S,
S6umoder pro3eiIirt gu fperben. Q(m
Montog mo6te Ranbolpb einen per.
eebli6en 5ludtperfu6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

Die ,,,1ereitern"-5
oen BADEN sic GeItbtctte
pen Ga GroIIe nitbt nmr
miticbreiben Ioneern NIT
machem heIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

Der ruiIiihe 8oti9after gruf Gaiz
iint iiber9ab bem Staatsfetretdr 6ap
bic ruiiiicbe 9}ote, pelde oas @orge.
ben Sapans als cine 8erleBunq Der ins
ternationalen 8eIeBe be3ei6net. Der
8Dti6ofter blieb cine Stunbe BEL 6rn.
Gnh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

0albington, "a 6,b.
Ser Stoatsietretdr 6un bat bic
N}eIourg erbalteu, baB Sapar mil
Gorea tinen @ertra9 osgeiNoNen
bo6e. in peln es bes lebtereu lIuabhdn=
sigteit uuo lluperleBlibteit gepdbr
leiItet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-26

Baron guo5,rg gcbt unt oem fers
nen Otter, um cine Tlotiille BON 10
Soipitatbootsu duf oem Qmur 5iuiie
3u or9aniiiytn.
g.i lle6trna6lns isihes amtes bat
Der nsue 1Jinon3miniit,r 9oto3oii oem
uirttn isines gor1dnasrs Wiiie einsn
gldn3,noen 1,ibut 9e]oat uu6 eytldrt
bab sr in osr ieBi9su ari'is Elm 4lro
Qramm opii2len piirce b1a nen i'm
Qsiisliisn 2ri-g en- 81 8il Fetiie'1'ri
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
An Oft Told Tale.

The talk of making the terminal of
the Colorado Midland in Glenwood
instead of Grand Junction has been
revived aud it is understood that the
change is scheduled to take place
right after the first of the year In
case the change is made. the Midland
and the D. & R. G. will use the new
D. & r. G. depot.
Just what arrangement will be
made for Midland trains between here
and Grand Junction is not known. but
it is generally supposed that at least
one train will run in order to hold
the right of way.
Two Midland conductors have been
notified to hold themselves in readi.
ness to take the run between here and
Grand junction. but no date has be en-
SGT. -Glenwood Post.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
EleetrIe road Easily Run.

Germany possesses a miniature but
most useful railway, to which no par
allel is found in this country. Its pc
culiarity is that its trains have no
drivers. 1t is used for carrying salt
from the salt mines at Stassfurt.
The trains consist of thirty tracks,
each carrying half ton Of salt. The
engines are electric, of twenty-four
horse power each. AS it approaches
a station, of which there are FIVE
five along the line. the train auto
matically rings bell and the station
attendant turns a switch to receive
1t. He is able to stop 1t at any mo-
ment. To start it again he stands on
the locomotive, switches the current
and then descends again before the
engine has gained speed.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
LOW ORDER OF HUMANITY.
Australian Bushmen Make Their
Abodes in Nests.

Australian 6ushmen Make Their
Abodes in Nests.
Travellers who have returned from
the heart of Africa and the Austral-
asian continent tell wonderful stories
of nest-building people who inhabit
the wilds of those countries. In the
bushmen of Australia we find, per-
haps. the lowest order of men that is
known. They are so primitive that
they do not know enough to build
even the simplest form of hut for
shelter. The nearest they can APP
proach to it is to gather lot OF
twigs and grass and, taking them
into a thicket or jungle, build a nest
for a home The nest is usually built
large enough for the family and If
the latter be very numerous then
the nests are OF very large size.
Sometimes the foliage above will form
a natural covering. but there is never
any attempt at constructing a pro-
lection from the rain and storms.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03

A. E. wellby. former superintend-
emit of the Western who has now as
sumed his old position, is in the city
today.
W. NJ. hampton, of Denver. assis-
tant general freight agent of the
the Rio Grand System. was in the city
yesterday and today.
Land proofs taken, insurance writ
rem and general conveyancing done by
Jos. p. Sweeney, 543 Main street. All
work given personal attention.
Attorney j. s. Carnahan left today
for Ouray where he will deliver the
address of the evening at the memori-
al services of the Elks of that city.
The rain has made things some
what disagreeable today but such a
change in the weather was much
needed. Everything was entirely dry
The Elks will meet Monday night
at the Masonic hall in regular ses-
sion. Everybody is urged to be pres
emit as matters of Importance. will be
considered.
Hon John T. Barnett. of Ouray.
will arrive in city tonight over the
narrow guaRe. He will deliver the
memorial address before the Elks tc.
morrow evening at the Auditorium.
This Chamber of Commerce banquet
will be given at the Grand Hotel.
Under the direction of Mrs. Barnett a
splendid repasr will be served. The
guests at the banquet will be the
members of the Chamber of Com.
merce.
One OF the most popular roouing
houses in the CITY is the Brighton
House. on Colorado avenue, conduct
ed by Mrs. John Shields. Ever since
this house opened. and that was
three years ago. it has enjoyed a
splendid patronage. The house is
one of the neatest and best arranged
rooming houses in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
Are in No Condition.

st. Petersburg, Dec. Especial -
With the confirmation OF the news
that the japanese have occupied 203
Meter Hill and the report that the
Russians upsuccessfnlly attempted its
recapture, officials at the war office,
are beginning to prepare themselves
for the inevitable. Ships in the har-
bor.it can he stated on high author
ity. are in no condition to attempt tn
break through the investing squadron.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
FORMATION OF DRUG HABIT.


rnysiCldnS prescriptions are OeCldT-
ed Largely to Blame.
The Pharmaceutical Era of New
York is against the refilling of pre-
scriptions. and quotes a writer as say
ing that, Tin the great majority of
cases. the source ,of the drug habit
could be traced to prescriptions writ
ten by physicians in the regular way
and filled and refilled until the patient
had become addicted to its use" The
Era remarks:
THE testimony of experts on the
drug habit corroborates this state
ment. The statements about the drug
habit made by Prof. Eberle and Mr..
Gordon at the American Pharmaceu-
teal association were recently forth
fled by gentleman who had every OPP
portunity to study the question in
actual life 1t appears that the NOR
phine habit especially is extremely
common among the well-to-do. Wom-
en- in society carry the use of the drug
openly into the drawing rooms, taking
the convenient little tablets during
intervals of conversation.
st is said that large proportion
of the slaves of this narcotic owe their
first introduction to its influence to the
family physician, or more frequently
to young doctors who are anxious to
make sudden reputation for mastery
of pain and insomnia. Nothing is
more convenient or effective than
dose of morphine. The relief once
found Is sought again, and after a
few TRIALS the habit is established.
ut is easier to prevent the reflling
of prescriptions than to reduce the
number of ambitious and impencuni-
Gus doctors. Attack the problem at
the point of least resistance"
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03

A big crowd has been in town all
day and business has been pretty
brisk in all lines.
Today a big force of workmen be.
gan the work of clearing away the
debris in the Currie block. Many
wagon loads Of half burned wood,
oinders. and ruined furniture. were
taken from the upper story of the
building.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
Notice to Customers.

e. P. Shellenberger. proprietor of
The Fashion, has opened temporary
office in the rear room of the Grand
Valley National Bank All parties
indebted to the firm will please call
aud settle.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
Incendiary ORIGIN.

st Louis, Dec. 3-Special-A fur
Their investigation by the police and
the jefferson Guards, strengthens
their belief that the fire on the Pike
today. which totally destroyed the
streets of Rome and Quo Vadis and
destroyed Fair Japan, on the
Bowery and Old st. Louis was of in
origin.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03
Burying the Dead.

Toxic. Dec. 3-Special-The first
armistice between the combatauts at
Port Arthur, was declared on Dec. 2
for the purpose of burying the dead.
1t lasted six hours.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03

A. E. Wellby. former superintend-
emit of the Western who has now as
sumed his old position, is in the city
today.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03

A Los Angeles woman is seeking
divorce because her husband beat her
when she tried to read her poems to
him. The husband will probably de-
feat the suit If he is wise enough to
plead self-defense.-Was Pest.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-03

Immense deposits Of marketable as
phalt have been discovered near the
town of Cordeone, Sicily. An Anglo
Italian syndicate is now being organ
lied for the purpose of exploiting
these deposits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16
~ her .eet IN silence.

10 her scet IN silence.
II is possible that nothing more
would have happened that night had
not that intelligent yacht the Foam,
given sudden lurch, which literally
threw Margaret into Ellimann's arms.
He held her there and whispered a
few words In her ear. Judging from
the fact that she made no attempt to
free herself. she did not fnd the re-
marks displeasing. Five minutes la
ter they we're sitting once more on the
cabin roof. wet feet and squalls com.
petely forgotten.
"Oh. Roger!" Margaret exclaimed
in tone Of dlsmay How can we ever
tell Molly? And she asked us because
we we're safel"
Her question was soon answered, for
at that moment Molly herself appeared
One look at the relative positions of
the two told her the whole story, and
she sat down with gasp.
Please forgive us this once, Mrs.
Winthrop" Ellimann said Wen
never do it again, II you'll only be good
and congratulate us" Which Molly
did with great heartiness.
AS soon as they we're safe in their
own staterooms that night Winthrop
turned to his wife.
Molly" he said solemnly, but with
a twinkle in his eye. you are the clev-
crest woman know"
Dick" exclaimed Molly, "you never
suspected"
My dear" he replied, "I havnt
been your husband tor three years
without learning a few of your little
ways"
Well" Molly said confidentially,
"as neither of them could be induced
to marry anyone else. thought hey
might as well marry each other
Louise NJ. Field, in Vogue.