The daily sentinel., 1905-04-26
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1905.

Next Tuesday is the day when the
Denver business mems excursion will
reach this city. Don't get this date
confused with any other, as it is our
duty to give this splendid oieaniza-
tion a welcome befitting the chief
commercial city of the western slope,
DO.
The different character of kisses
occupies page of illustrations in the
cisco Examiner "A close scrutiny
of these rapturous oscillations" sayz
a well known and tender-hearted
gentleman of this city, "inclines ones
lips to pucker up in the most tender
remembrance"
90.
Really the good sense of the re-
publican party should interpose to
restrain its republican organ from
making itself positively ridiculous be-
fore the public. 1t affects to see
similarity between the cases of con-
test in the respective aldermanic
wards in this city and the highland
ed outrage which deprived a COVER
nor of this state from taking his
seat.
90.
1t is usually about this time of the
year that stock running loose be
comes nuisance to those who are
raising lawns Stock will break en-
closures, in their desire to eat of the
tender grass shoots. and, besides.
owners become careless. thinking
that their stock can run in the ex-
posed places and do no injury If
they could estimate the damage and
the chagrin which a damaged lawn
presents to the owner, they would
make every possible effort to restrict
their stock to their own corrals or
enclosures.
90.
The republican organ questions
whether it was good taste for The
Sentinel to praise the high and hon
orable position taken by Senator De-
Long and Representative Hoyt in the
gubernatorial contest. Possibly that
paper sees a new light and is sorry
that it upheld the position of these
gentlemen. The public, you know.
would not be greatly surprised should
that paper, seeing the new star in the
ascendency, change front. A very re-
cent event in business matters shows
that Senator DeLong is to be made
to suffer for not standing up for his
party, willy nilly.
90.
Since the Louisiana lottery be-
came a defunct organization, through
the work of the United States postal
laws, the lottery business has been
below par. Almost everyone thought
that such a thing as lottery could
not be conducted in this country; but
it appears that thousands in this
country have been indulging them
selves in the luxury of lotteries. A
Mexican company has been doing
business through New Orleans of
flee. and a raid was made on the
general headquarters in this country
by the postal authorities, and num-
ber of men are under arrest. 1t is
good that such is the case. as no in
stitution ever organized. by which
the public was fieeced of its money,
quite equals a lottery scheme.
90.
The ramifications of the American
Bankers Association. especially that
department that hunts down and
prosecutes the criminal class that
looks upon banking institutions as
their legitimate prey, was never
more forcefully illustrated than in
the arrest of the man. Adams. one of
the most expert forgers in this coun-
try. in the city of Denver a few days
ago. This man was dressed in the
garb of a clergyman and had piled
his business of forging checks and
other bankable paper all over the
United States He had but just ar
rived in Denver when the keen
scented Pinkerton force spied him
and run him down. He attempted to
blum the officer who made the ar
rest. hut that individual was used to
the smooth-tallIing. fnely-dressed in
dividuals and knew how to take the
injured innocence style of the profes-
sional forger.
30. o..
The decision of Rev Father 7. NJ.
Conway of st. Josephs church to re-
main in charge of that church at the
request of his bishop will be received
with hearty appreciation by his con-
gregation. and especially the general
public. SO long and so faithful mas
Father Conway served st. Joseph S
congregation that his removal to an
other field would be distinct loss
to the city. The example of correct
Christian citizenship in Father Con-
| ways life has not been lost on the
l public, but is an everyday reminder
| and example to the youth. as well as
the elders, of the city. Self-sacrifice
has not been among the least of the
/ sacrifices made by Father Conway.