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The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
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IL came to pass that Old Tony
M Number 1881 was q conun-
10 the neighborhood. Number
hs n rather pretentious three
Lpuse. of the old.fashioned style
thitecmre and construction.
Iowner had religiously refused
instruct or remodel or repair
semblance OF n modern edi-
10 newfanglcd notions for him.
new conveniences. no new
hg and no new notions. And
| hard.headed old Pennsylvania
Inn, he took II that his word
and so let his block Of houses
decay and disrepute rather
Iend few hundreds OF dollars
Ithem into the market.
e great building. full OF houses.
cant year after year-and SO.
|e told. Tony found a shelter.
more caretaker than tenant
occupied but small portion
big house. His simple needs
but n bed. n stove and n
kogether with things to eat and
But he was n home.loving man.
|bny. and without place OF
all his own at night he would
led in this great new world
promised streets Of gold and
wages.
made shoes by day and lived
great barn.like building by
lear after year. lonesome and
IS funny. indeed, that the baby
have been left on his doorstep.
eas and the homesick heart OF
BY Dutch bachelor went out to
g waif when first he saw II in
basket. swaddled in the plain.
lothes. He took II In and sent
wife OF Hermann the baker at
per. There was a council OF
ich was closed by Tony's an.
hent that he would keep the
ayfarer which providence had
in his way. So n widow of
years was secured and Tony
E bills from his slender earn
And the little one grew to be
4 marvellous beauty. and Tony
own and worshipped her. She
Ferent from any other person
bple German ever had seen.
ras a delicacy and flavor about
lngely In contrast to her sur.
g.. He felt this inborn super
pf the mysterious waif most
hnd as the years sped a great
PIX possession OF his simple.
soul. With the unerring in.
hich belongs to simple natures.
TO him that II this were true
le belonged indeed to n differ.
te. she ultimately would find
even as water finds Its level.
years passed this fear grew
terror little short OF mania.
was the only thing Tony had
Jed since he left his mothers
mere boy. to go out and battle
e world. She came into his
lfe as a ray Of sunshine to a
cell. and as the years went by
nnd the tendrils OF affection
s heart as the Ivy climbs about
and SO year by year his love
girl grew even as his great
W. He saw as clearly as he
blue sky that he must one
her. and that made her the
ar to him. All he asked was
nd look at her, to hear her
~
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
er.xII'e Exports.

Brasil's exports increased $12.600,'
600 gold in 1904. OF this $4.400.o0Q
was for coffee. The coffee planters
sot about Sl0.00O.000 more for their
crops than in 1908. American capital.
ists are ACQUIRING Brasil for profitable
investments. They ars buying tram
vays and other propsrtiss frsely. -
sides ascurins iarge slicss q eta3ti'e
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Paw. would It be ungrammatical to
say I seen you when you hid $40 un-
der the bureau?" 'Yes. son. both un.
grammatical and dangerous. When
you are in doubt on such points always
come to me. and never go to your
mother"
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

for Sophie. Over this great pile he
poured kerosene and made of 1t q fun
eral pyre to his affection. He went
back to the little room In which he
had lived before Sophie came and took
up the thread Of his old lonesome life.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

a CAlontta paper says the climate cf
lab.tanta - celisea 70 hvs slsswhsse.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Holden Gray.

a rusty coat OF holden gray
VIII keep tho wintry wind away
And warm strong and stcadfns
Though kecnly blows the cutting
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

ne made Shoes BY day.
from her was ecstasy, and
OF sacrifice was too great 70
eat love clariAsd Ais sathsr
and be Asufs1 out WAYS 70
e money I'd IN neee, tpetI
have nose e1vnn> - -
sure. yton . ednDH GHe1s
became - ~ ~ .
invented : - - <.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
A Nicht in onId nelnnd.

Attractive and very unique invita-
tions have been received by many
friends of Dr. L. f. Eldridge and
George n. Falconer, extending to
them an opportunity to enjoy an
other one of those charming enter
tainments for which the two gentle
men are noted.
The AFFAIR will be "a Night at
Home in ould Ireland, March 20,
1906" The Irish jamboree viii be
held in the Doctors sanctum and Ye
Bookman's Den. The invitation fur
ther explains that a number of
boys" say from 30 to so years
Young, hailing from county Cork,
have arranged to spend an evening in
Ould ireland. and the gentlemen Is
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24

Says What He Thinks.

Paonia Newspaper: The following
telegram was received from Denver
just as we go to press. Peabody is
governor; win probably resign. ."
Booster.
Probably resign" is good. The
misbegotten cur had TO resign he
fore his compatriot thieves would
give him the vote that had been
bought and paid for with corporation
crime-sta med gold All the pages pf
history record no act that ranscends
this i'm the cowardice, the crimualuy
and venality of this creature. Pea
body. We feel that We owe am apol-
ogy to every dog in the land for cali
ing him a cur,
What a spectacle he presented,
Crawling ON his belly TO his party
associates and begging. pleading only
TO be allowed to win that he might
turn over the plumber To his pal,
And what words cgu express the
Indignation that good citizens should
feel at a legislature capable of com
hitting the crime against the fran
chise that this one has committed?
If there ever was an excuse for mob
violence it is surely here. A perjured
body, intrusted with great power. per
yerts the expressed will OF the peo-
Pile, sells itself openly i'm the market
and asks what you are going 10 do
about it,
II the indignant people should rise
in their might and hang from the
windows of the state house these con-
temptible scoundrels. together with
the corporation lobby that debauched
them, and add to the galaxy of
swinging oorpses the benehciu.ies OF
their foul deed. who is there to say
that the right thing has not been
done in the premises?
Might makes right" shrieks Wal
iron, and his legislative tools rush f.
in TO commit theft If his theory
is true why not enforce it? Why not
apply his theory in protecting the /
rights of the people2 They have in
yited the application Of force, and we .
are sorry that Gov. Adams has yield I
ed without trouble.
There is nothing that breeds auar- /
Shy as fast as such vile deeds as this /
legislature has done. and it is not /
enough to say. that two years hence |
we Will clean out the gang 1T |
TO BE DONE NOW!
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Entertained Mnny Gncets.

The members Of the Ladies' Aux
niary to the order OF Railway Con
ductors furnished much pleasure for
Ia iarge nuirher OF guees at the so-
clal given yesterday afternoon be
tween the hours OF 3 and 8 in the
Elks hall. The program prepared for
the occasion was very delightful. con
sisting of music, readings and other
excellent features.
The luncheon was served in a pret-
/ ~ manner. The menu was most
tempting. The attendance was large
and neat sum was realized by the
ladies', which will be used for chari-
table purposes. The entertainment
proved one of the most enjoyable so
cials ever given by the auxiliary.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24

var --tSpecial-Thc shooting of Ion,cno
iouseu intense excitement
" oi"s uoNh unnrmed peasants
u'ation of residents Warsaw In,
before the general ~ w "' '''P'''"S
lug troubles began horses
ordered The comply and ON March o. | wa
peasants eherd on the road chief of police of
>u'ho arrived on the with
crowd to disperse The chief of police e
uereu tne soldiers to fire The
remained in the they broke and ran
The troops fired three vos peasants fell
two OF them dead All the wounded in theb
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
STRATEGIC RETREAT
RUSSIA'S STRONG SUIT

St Petersburg Mar 24-(Spea) Tile possibility
of the
Chunchatso,
further
Maneura and the Russian marame Amur we'll the
startling
Is pointed
held will be difficult position farther back before
muncatons
10 consider.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
. rhc ornlnrlcnI contest.

Tonight at the high school assem-
bly, room four young men of the high
school Will engage in an oratorical
contest, which promises to prove very
Interesting and entertaining. The
orations are all original, and the
young gentlemen are talented speak
ers The program OF orations is as
follows;
The Common People -sllmon
Smith.
"The Meaning of the Panama Ca
naI'-John Mcclure.
our Nations Future Jasper
Bogue.
uses and Abuses Of Strikes Err
nest Hedges.
Several excellent musical selections
both instrumental and vocal VIII be
rendered during the evening. No ad-
mission fee will be charged and the
public is cordially invited.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Will Try To Move

Port Said, Mar, 24.-(speciall-
The reorganized Russian fleet has
arrived here. It will attempt to JON
the other fleet and attack Admiral
Togo.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24

friends are asked to join the boys"
in their Irish frolic.
Together they will sing Irish songs,
Hsten u Iri6h npsie kiss the Blar-
ney stone, pay respects to st. Pat
rick and Mr.. Dooley, drink to the
health of the Emerald Isle, and in
divers ways speed the evening JOLLY
together.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24

The work Of putting in the ne"
steel ceiling in the Smith drug S'o's
is in progress today
Miss Stella Whiting, VINO LOT 'ile
past year has been employed as stem
ographer in the offices OF the SPENCE
seedIess Apple Company Will leave
tomorrow night for Lehigh, utah'
where she will accept most .,.. aes,.
able position in a bank. Miss "nl',
ing during her residence in Grahu
Junction has made many war III
friends and her departure Will be
greatly regretted.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Big Ones Consult

Washington. Mar. 24,-(specialD
Congressman Bonynge. Brooks
and Hogg will arrive in Denver Mon
day to consult with the legislature
regarding the reapportionment OF
their districts and the proposition to
drop the state representative.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Bell To Be Ousted

Denver. Mar. 24-(speeiaL)-
The republican state executive com
mittee will meet next Monday TO con
fer with the alleged Governor Nc
Donald regarding his appointments
In all probability Warden Cles-
horn of the state penitentiary Will be
retained. and Sherman Bell Will go
down and out for Col Fred Gross.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Wants II COMMITTED

Denver. Mar. 2S.-(specialJ -
Father Peter Robinet of Denver Is
endeavoring to obtain a commutat'on
of sentence for the Youngblood mur-
derers, Newton Andrews. Fred AT
mold and C. L. Peters, all oil "noH'
are under sentence Of death
The priest has appealed TO uo'ei
nor McDonald and will endeaYor 10
obtain clemency from the new eAecu-
tive. ,.,-
Peters has been taken to the aSs
lum and probably will never De eA
ecuted because of his mental cohu'-
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
New Secretary

Washington, Mar. 24.-(speclalD
Truman II. Newberry of Detroit
has been appointed by the president
as assistant secretary Of the navy.
He will be the richest member of
President Roosevelt's official family.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Refused to Arbitrate

Washington. Mar. 24.-tSpeciaLl
Consul Bowen has cabled from
Caracas that President Castro has
absolutely refused to arbitrate the
claims of American and foreign cit
iznes against his government.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
RnIIcr SI,ntinc pnrfY.

The members of either series of the
Mesa Dancing club are cordially in
vlted to attend the complimentary
roller skating party given by the
management of the Auditorium Fri
day evening. March "a. commencing
at $40. j. b. BOYER,
Manager.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
One Representative

Denver, Mar. 24.-(Speciai) BY
the reapportionment bill Mesa county
gets one straight representative and
one float representative with Piti,n
county.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Buffalo Bill Loses
Decision in Divorce Case

Sheridan Wyo district here
dav refused the petition Bid
before today the earliest
Sheridan and surrounding
country when reading of dispositions finished
Yesterday the attorneys announced that they would submit
the houta arg
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
PEASANTS NOT IN
ON PEACE DEAL

Of tb R Mar 2i-tspecn)The ministers and supporters
W ~ VINO advocate the submission nror,osoIs IT,
as previously dispatches so os t - M '"'
"oe OASIS OF peace have corr ,t %
ne Associated on AUTHORITY, ~, -,
nent if already " ~ sup - "hii-
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Whist Club Entertained.

Mrs. A. r. Wadsworth entertained
the Fifth Street Whist Club last ey-
ening at her home on Gunnison ave
nue.. Nearly all OF the members Of
the popular social organization We're
present and the session proved one
of the most pleasant in the calendar
of the club.
Drive" whist was played during
the evening. Frank Dean and Mrs
a. f. Brink captured the first prize
while the consolation prize was
awarded to j. f. Brink and Mrs. j. s.
Carnahan. The score cards which
we're especially attractive, were de-
signed and drawn by Whipple Ches-
ter. A dainty luncheon was served
late in the evening.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24

The owl Whist Club met last night
with DR.. and Mrs. II. r.. Bull on
First street. The evening was most
delightfully."- spent. there being sew
eraI couples present as the guests OF
the host and hostess, other than the
regular members Of the club.
Hearts was the game of the even
ing and this was particularly en-
loved. as that game has not been in
vogue in the club during the past
season.
J. NJ. sampliner captured the gen
teman's favor, Mrs. Orson Adams
the ladies and Mrs. c. VanHoorebeke
the guests favor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
LAWYERS STATEMENT
ASTOUNDS THE COURT
Incident That Promises to
Develop Into Scandal Is
Easily Explained.

An incident occurred in Judge era
hams court yesterday that promised for
a time to develop into a sensation, but
subsequent explanations placed it in an
ordinary light. The case of ]. w. Hans
brough to recover $500 from A l. Mann
was on trial, when Attorney Robert
Mann, son and attorney for the defend
ants, startled the court by saying:
ST wish to call your Honors attention
to an unusual incident that occurred here
last Thursday. When the case adjourned
that afternoon stranger in the court
room approached Juror Abraham Vane-
berg and subsequently took the juror
over and introduced him to Attorney L.
H. Brownstone, who is opposing me here.
They shook hands and had quite an ex-
tended conversation. l would like to have
the incident explained"
Brownstone and Juror Vaneberg were
astonished at this statement and both
took the stand to explain. They said
brother of Brownstone, who recently ar
rived in the city and, anxious to hear a
member of his family plead before Nthe
bar, ne had gone to court. When the case
adjourned he met in Vaneberg a life
long friend. So he introduced Vaneberg
to his brother and they chatted min
ute in court, then separating. This ex-
planation satisfied all and the incident
was closed, Judge Graham remarking
that he was glad to learn that the sus-
picions Of Mr.. Mann were not well
founded.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
ALLEGE KOENIG WAS INSANE
WHEN HE MADE HIS WILL
German Heirs OF the Deceased File
Contest to Testament That Dis
poses of $JO,OOO Estate.

The will OF the late George Koenig,
who accumulated $50, 900 from business
in a stall in the California Market, must
undergo a contest. In his will, which
bears date of March 81. 1895, he be-
queathed almost his entire estate to
Mrs. Charlotte c.. Schmitz and Fred,
George and Charles Hozheiser, children
of Peter Hozheizer, who resides at 1925
Vallejo street. The beneficiaries were
in no way related to the deceased. To
two sisters Koenig beQueathed $1,000
each, but this act on his part supplies
evidence, the contestants allege, con-
firmatory OF their allegation that the
testator was of unsound mind when he
made his will.
A contest to the petition Of the bene-
ficiaries for the probate of the will was
fled yesterday by heirs of the deceased
who reside in Germany. They are Ja-
cob r Harter, Jacob Wenzel, Emma C.
Harter, Ferdinand Refs, Helene Bilibel,
Elizabeth Ommerbom, Anna M. Reiber
and Joseph Kramer. They allege that
the testator was of unsound mind and
this they say is well demonstrated by
the fact that he left two sisters $1,000
each in his will. when he well knew
that these sisters had been dead for
many years before he made the will.
The contestants also accuse the bene-
ficiaries of having unduly influenced
Koeniz when he was unable mentally to
resist their demands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO OBTAINS
CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES
Dealers of City Win in Competition at
Chicago for Various Articles
Needed by Indians.

News has been received that a num-
Der of San Francisco firms were re-
Gently successful in competing with
Eastern and Middle West firms for fur
nishing supplies for the Indian ser
vice. 1t was formerly the custom OF
the Indian Department TO open BIDS In
this city for food supplies, such as
beans, coffee, sugar, salt hard bread,
etc. but this year for the first time
bids for such supplies to be consumed
on the Pacific Coast in the Indian SER
vice were taken away from San Fran
cisco and opened in Chicago The In
dian once called for bids for furnish
ing sS5, 600 pounds of sugar for the en-
tire service, of which Haas Bros. of
this city were awarded $4,000 pounds
at an average price Of IS 70 per hun
dred pounds.
The same firm also obtained a smaller
portion of the coffee called for, their
award on this item being $4,000 pounds
at 9% cents per pound. Other awards
made TO local bidders were: One hun
dred and sixty-fourth thousand pounds
OF white beans at 81 73 and $4,000 pounds
OF pink beans at 81 75 to James A
Shook & Co.: 5000 pounds of feed at
81 Is and 100000 pounds of oats at
81 Az to Samuel Erlanger; 43,750
pounds OF salt to Getz Bros, and 225, 200
pounds of -four at 50 IS TO James A
Shook. Awards for furnishing a large
number of school books were also made
to Payot- Upham & CO. or this city for
New York delivery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
DENTAL CLINIC
IS SUCCESSF Ill
Experiments Before Alumni
Advance Scientific KnoWl-
edge of the Observers
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Members Gather at Banquet
After Session and Enjoy
Evening of Sociability

The second day of the annual reunion
and clinic Of the Alumni Association,
Dental Department, University Of Cali
fornia, at the infirmary, Donohoe build
ing, was full of interest for the dental
surgeons in attendance. The reunion has
been one of the most successful ever held
and much has been shown that has helped
advance the scientific knowledge of those
| in attendance.
The leading feature Of yesterdays work
was a demonstration of the X-ray by DR..
G. R. Hubbell, assisted by DR.. F. w.
Stapf. The ray was used to determine
the location of a bullet passing in at the
nasal base, penetrating the bone and
passing out through the palate into the
neck The object was to find the bullet,
which had never been found, and deter
mine whether it was the cause of neu-
ralgic pains in the region where it was
supposed to lie The experiment was car
RED out very successfully.
DIR. James G. Sharp interested the as
sembled dentists by exhibiting sections of
skulls showing the relationship of differ
ent accessory sinuses of the nasal cavity.
Others who gave demonstrations during
the day are DR.. George N. Van Orden,
DIR. Crittenden Van Wyck, DR.. c. S.
Cavanaugh, DR.. H. B. Ward, DR.. John s.
Engs of Oakland, DR.. w. M. Walton, DR..
F. w. Hornden. DIR. E. A Clay, DR..
James G. Sharp, DIR. Mary E. Botsford,
DIR. c. Howard Merritt of Oakland, DR..
c. D. Gorton, DR.. c. l. Morey of Oak
land, DR.. ]. NJ. Stalder of Oakland, DR..
p A Mariotte of Oakland, DR.. w. F.
Schwaner of Oakland, DR.. P. S. Coke.
Dr. Fillmore White, DR.. ]. w. CHINO. DR..
Albert T. Derby and DR.. Robert Dunn.
DR.. Guy Stllman Mulberry, the retiring
president, presided over the election of
! officers, which resulted as follows: PreSi-
| dent, Charles II. Bowman, vice president.
William N. Avery; corresponding secre-
tary, L. R. E. Keep: recording secretary,
George T. Mcdaniel; treasurer, Frances
| o. Robinson.
The members of the Alumni Association
enjoyed a banquet at leading hotel after
| tha session
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
FLORENCE ROBERTS. IS
HOME AGAIN.
Popular Star Will
Play at the Cali
fornia.
Will Open Sunday
IN a Drama of
Great Power.

Florence Roberts has returned to her
home city once more for another big en-
gagement at the California Theater. Dur
ing the extensive tour she has just COM
pleted. Miss Roberts conquered new
fields and extended her influence to the
borders Of the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers. invading a great deal of new ter
ritory in which she had never been before.
Heretofore the Florence Roberts tours
have been confined exclusively to the Pa
cihc Coast, with Denver as the extreme
Eastern limit Her recent tour, however,
was extended to Kansas City, Omaha,
St. Joseph, Minneapolis, St Paul. back
through Texas to Denver and thence to
this city.
Miss Roberts win open her season at
the California, next Sunday night, in
Mrs. Burton Harrisons emotional drama,
The Cnwelcome Mrs. Hatch" which has
been one of her most important sue
cesses. The other plays to be presented
are Peggy Thrift" THE Country Girl, -
Marta of the Lowlands. The Adventure
Of Lady Ursula The Dolls House. 3"
''Gioconda.'' Camille Tess of the
D'UrberviIles," "A Suit Of Sable,' and a
magnificent production of La Tosca, -
which viii mark Miss Roberts first ap-
pearsnce in any Of the Sardou plays.
Throughout the Roberts season matinees
will be given every Wednesday and
Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
KEEP |NSPECTS
SUB-TREASURY
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury at Washington
Here on His Annual Tour

Charles H. Keep, Assistant Secretary of
the United States Treasury, arrived here
yesterday from Washington and is reg
istered at the St. Francis Hotel. Keep
has supervision of the mints and the sub
treasures throughout this country and
his visit to san Francisco is in compliance
with the custom of the department
to regularly inspect these institutions.
While in San Francisco he will also in
vestigate the recent complaints of the
slowness of the local sub-treasury in re-
deeming silver coin. Two other treasury
officials, Deputy Assistant Treasurer G..
c. Bantz and Thomas E. Rogers, superin-
tendent of the National Bank Redemption
Agency, preceded Assistant Secretary
Keep to San Francisco and will aid him
in the performance of the work here.
Discussing his mission yesterday Secre-
tary Keep said:
1T is a custom Of the department to
send an official over the country annually
to inspect the mints and sub-treasuries
and this year 1 was chosen for the task,
1 have inspected every institution be-
tween Chicago and here, and on leaving
San Francisco Friday 1 will go to Chi
cago to complete my labors. During my
short stay l hope to arrange some plan
whereby further congestion in the han
ding OF silver coin may be avoided by the
local sub-treasury.
Yesterday Assistant Secretary Keep
visited the sub-treasury, where, assisted
by Sub-Treasurer Julius Jacobs. he began
his work of inspection, and while he was
so engaged Superintendent Rogers was
busy with the national banks. In view
of the fact that new Secretary of the
Treasury takes office on July / it is
planned to have all the Government in
stitutions inspected before that date.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Robert L. Dunn to Lecture on war.

Robert L Dunn Of Golfers Weekly
Will lecture under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association in
their auditorium, Mason and Ellis
streets, next Friday evening, on the
first naval battle of the Russo-Japan-
csc war. Mr.. Dunn was the first Amer
lean correspondent in Korea at the
opening of hostilities between the two
nations The lecture will be illustrated
BY one hundred dissolving views, show
ing naval engagements and the sinking
OF the Russian feet The admission will
be merely nominal to cover the expense
of the lecture.