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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-07

John Mitchell saws there will he
no coal strike until next April There
Is some ground for encouragement in
that assurance.
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Important Point For .Johnny

Johnny Don't they use bark to tan
hides with, pa? Father-Yes. my son.
But if you ask any more questions
this evening you'll find that a slipper
does Just as we'll
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Do not talk about disgrace from a
thing being known when the disgrace
Is that the thing should exist-Falco-
ner.
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Those Pat Grove sensations have
all the carmarks of warmed over
newspaper enterprise,
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pany is authorized to contract any oh
legation In the name OF the company,
or to make purchases in the name of
the same except upon orders signed by
the PUBLISHER OF THE DAILY
PRESS.
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In the Enc,

He Is called the undertaken, but he
overtakes us all.-Philadelphia Bulle-
tin.
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Entered at the Newport News. Va,
Postoflicc as sccond-class matter.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
LsnecInI tn rhe sentineI. ]

Salida, Colo, July 22.-Broodiug
over the death of his wife and the
fact that he was suffering from an
incurable disease, \. L. Frish, one of
the best known railroad conductors
in the state. committed suicide yes
terday morning by cutting his jugu-
lar vein.
The body was discovered by vii
liam Hofaker, a brother-in-law of the
dead man.
Frish was 43 years old and was a
conductor of the Salida division and
a member of the o. X. c. He is sur
vived by a 4-year-old daughter. His
wife died last October.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
Especial to The sentinel. /

Constantinople. July 22.-The au-
thorities are jealousy guarding all
the details of today's futile attempt
on the life of the sultan.
Although the outrage occurred at
l pm. the fact that the sultan's life
had been endangered did not become
generally known until night.
When the news became general,
great excitement prevailed, as it was
the first bomb explosion that has
ever occurred in Cunstantinople.
The majority of those killed and
injured We're soldiers who We're lined
up on the road near the mosque.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
[ rSnecinl 10 The Sentinel. l

Denver, July 22.-As an advertise
ment, the railroads will publish the
daily temperature of Denver, so that
the people OF the east who are
drowning in their own perspiration
may get a tip on the best place in
which to spend the summer.
The proprietors of the oxford and
Albany hotels and c. c. Williams OF
the Colorado Commercial Association
visited the various railroads of the
city this morning and secured agree
ments to do this sort of advertising
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
LsneclnI 10 The sentinel. ]

Odessa. July ga report has
reached here from Sevastopol to the
effect that mutinous conspiracy has
been discovered among the crews of
the vessels of the Black Sea fleet, in
consequence of which the summer
maneuvers have been cancelled.
Renewed disorders are reported in
the country districts. Peasants who
were complaining to the proprietors
of their lands of the eXorbitant rents
we're attacked by Cossacks and in
fantry. Three were killed, / were
wounded and 120 arrested,
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
Legal Notice
- -.---
No. it66l.
Treasury Department
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
Wa-hinrtou. ID. c., MAY n, ieO

Treasury Department
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
Washington, ID. C., May n, 1900
Whereas BY satisfactory evidence presented
to tho under sigued, IL has been nude 70 appear
that THE MESA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF GRAND JUNCTION IN the city OF 'itahq
Colorado has com plicd with all the provisions
Of the statutes Of the United States required 70
he authorized to commence tho business OF
banking, ,,,,, - prnavr n
C,,r,t,t roiier ~ the Currency do hereby certify
tbet "THE MESA COZ NTY NATIONAL BANK
OF GRAND JUNCTION. ~ in the city OF Grand
function In the county pf Mesa, and state OF
Colorado, Is authorized to commence tine nu.l,
moss Of banking as provided in Section tittN
one hundred and sixty nine OF tho heNl7cH stat
utes of the United States.
- In testimony whereof witness my hand
SEAL aud Seal Of office this alst day oI May
VIM. b. RIDGELN,
Comptr roller ct the Currency.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
Late Telegraph
Especial to The sentinel. ]

Norfolk. Va. July 22.-The body
of Admiral John Paul Jones passed
the Virginia capes today on the cruis-
er Brooklyn, under Rear-Admiral
Sigsbee.
The Brooklyn had as her eonsort
on her voyage across the Atlantic the
cruisers Galveston. Tacoma and
Chattanooga.
on the coast the feet was met
by the battleship squadron of the
North Atlantic fleet. in two divis-
ions. one under Rear-Admiral Evans
and theother commanded by Rear
Admiral Davis
In Chesapeake bay the body of Ad-
miral Jones will be transferred to
one of the lighthouse tenders. which
will bear the body TO the naval res
ervatiou for final interment.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
BARNUNI y BAILEY.
Exhibitions of Real Pluck, DeNterity
and Skill.

Exhibitions of Real Pluck, DeNtcrity
and Skill.
Nearly all the European papers
have said of the Barnum q Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth, that
'If there is anything to be dissat-
leaed with it is that there is too
much In quantity and quality WIN
the exception of two or three OF the
most wonderful performances, 10
which the undivided attention OF the
audience is called. there is something
in progress in each OF the three rings
aud upon the three stages al ing
Nue."
is so good that the visitor does
to miss any of the show
-ntly there is much e
W" .aGk 6f all that Is II II
,t AIa ,,,nr 'ntaibihg Of thres Iet
and consequt. i'a+,,,,rat, t,is
do in keeping II 80 90
progress. The ma. al 10 az .,
rings, three stages anu os
and vast amount of aeria.
is an absolutely necessary
ment. for the program incluD
many acts that with less than tn
arenas and appliances the perform
ance would occupy nearly n whole h
day. y
Barnum e Bailey have so planned q
that there shall be no delay, and the y
various performers come into the e
ring. and without any waste of time Il
in posturing and IN resting while the +
clown is filling in his quota of min L.
utes. perform only their most difficult Is
feats, and leave in order to make X
way for those succeeding them. II
There is a constant stream of in f
teresting, exciting and fresh wonders y
from the time of the beginning of the q
until it closes. But the q
ring performances do not assume to +
be the only attractions for the men
agerie is an immense one and the
exhibition of male and female mu- K
sicians. the trained animals. the giant &
and pigmy animals, the baby ele X
phant, "Speck." the midget pony, a Il
herd of giraffes, the giant. the troupe
of midgets, the wonderful Scandinav- q
ian experts. who dance, sing and per y
form on strange musical instruments, +
and the thousand and one other H
sights are intensely interesting and
instructive to old and young.
II will all be here on Monday Ju-
Iy 81. and all the performances take
place under huge tents, and attached e
to every seat a new foot-rest.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
Lsneclnl to The sentIneI.l

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 2.
As soon as the ore now on hand is
treated the Standard mill at Colo
rado City will be closed down. The
reason given is scarcity of ore.
About 200 men will be thrown out
of employment by the closing of the
mill.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22
rsnecial To The sentinel.l

Denver, July 22-Former Sheriff
Hamilton Armstrong has been ap-
pointed chief of detectives to sue
ceed Tim O'Conner, and will assume
the position Monday.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
What We Know About Heaven.

Some things about heaven have been
made reasonably plain, says w. G,
Biting, ID. d., but full knowledge Of
what we shall be has not been made
manifest-but 1--WE shall be like him.H
We shall be free from all the environ-
ments and limitations of our earthly
bodies. We shall not lose our identity.
We shall still have our real personality.
Heaven is "real"--a dwelling-place in
deed. There will be moral activity in
heaven. One-third of the human
family die before reaching the age of
moral accountability. Gladstone the
grandest man Of his time, lived to a
ripe old age. Perfection is not attained
at the gate of heaven; this is not Gods
way. There will be progress in heaven.
All life is growth-an unfolding, a
development. Life in heaven will be
no exception. There will be service
there: Therefore are they before the
throne of God; and they serve him
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

THE people who are oongratula-
ting The state on account of the law
passed at t'tbs last session OF the leg
stature, pr1Siaing Tor working con-
Iicts on tie state roads, are, prob
ably, not Mlfy aware OF the difficult
ties surroupding the matter. The
scheme looks good. both for the
purpose Of providing lahol foy the
unemployed oonvicts, and for Civ
ing improved public highways.
Theoretically, it is excellent. But
there are drawbacks. As the Miner
understands the bill. it provides
that the various counties may re-
ceive the benefit of convict labor,
on condition that the extra expense
Of guarding and feeding the prison
ers be borne by the counties.
Hence, when the coHvicts are re-
moved from the prison, the county
employing them would be put to
the expense of housing and guard
ing. Previous experiments have
proven that this expense fully
counter. balanced all the work done,
and that the danger Of escapes was
greatly increased. It is too bad
that some proper work cannot be
provided for the convicts at Canon
City, but outside of Fremont coun-
ty, where the prison is located, the
Miner can see but little good to
arise from this new law. There,
the prisoners can be taken into the
penitentiary each night, but outside
communities will have serious OBJ
lection to having a large gang Of
convicts, some of them desperate
characters, quartered in their midst
without adequate means of controll-
ing or canaqing thein.-Silverton
Miner.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
Poultry Notes.

One of the best ways Of supply char
coal is to roast corn until it is dark
chestnut brown.
Weight and fat conditions COUNT
when the hen Is wanted for the market,
but don't sell her as lSng'as she is pro-
ducing eggs in profitable quantity.
The old hen and the chickens should
be turned out for a sun-bath, a roll In
the dust and some exercise as soon ms
the weather becomes dry and warm,
Many beginners in the poultry busi-
ness make the mistake of feeding the
chickens too soon after Matching. The
Sc cond day is early enough for their
first feed.
The chick does not come from the
shell with gravel in its crop. II there
is not gravel in the soil, fine gravel
should be furnished in the shape of
sharp sand and powdered bone.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
From Our Exchanges,

Montezuma Journal: Fred Pheasey,
accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Nellie
Houser, was here from Dolores Thurs
day.-Sheriff Kermode arrived home
last Saturday from Pueblo. While there
he inquired Mt the asylum as to the
conditions of w. c. Currancc, the in
sane man sent there from this place
last winter, and was informed by the
superintendent that his was hopeless
case.
Mancos Times. Grandpa Rush moved
In from near Pennington last week
and will make his home in Mancos
until about the first of May, then he
expects to start for 'Goldfieid, Nevada,
to make his fortune.-Work on the
creamery is going on this week. The
stone foundation will soon be finished.
Mr.. Muller has also about completed
the window and door frames. Just as
soon as the foundation is completed a
large crew of hands will be put to work
on the building and finish il as soon as
possjble.-Mr. Joe Roessler, father of
tho Roessler boys Of this place, arrived
in Mpncos Tuesday from Missouri. He
was accompanied by his son, Frank,
and Mr.. Client Bower, an old friend of
the Roessler boys. All of them expect
to make Mancos their home. Miss
Louise Roessler also started with them
but stopped over in Denver for week
or so to have her ankle treated which
was burt in runaway last fall.
Delta Independent. = Considerable
counterfeit money has been circulated
in Delta of late. This consists of 25
cent pieces and is pretty good imita-
ton. Several of these pieces have
found their way to the postoffice and
the matter has been reported to the
secret service department. 1t is the
general belief that the counterfeits are
being made In this section.
Durango Wage Garner: : Durango
used to have decent weather until Uncle
Sam sent his weather man here and
now he has to earn his money of course
and such beastly weather as we are
having. The Wage Barner moves
that we pension him and petition Un-
Gle Sam to send him to Denver where
foul weather is normal.
Silverton Miner: All the preliminary
arrangements for the establishment of
another National bank in Silverton
have been made and the enterprise will
be launched Immediately. George II,
Williams, president of the Mercantile
National Bank, Of Pueblo, George NJ.
Baxter, vice president, and Guy l..
Emerson, assistant cashier of the same
bank, representing the outside capital
interested. The local stockholders will
include G. A. Bowman, n. A. Ballou,
F. 6. Helmboldt, A. L. Brown and J.
H. Slattery. The application for arti-
cles of incorporation of the Silverton
National Bank was approved last week
by the comptroller Of the treasury.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
Court Proceedings.

District court convened IN Cortez
Monday, April IL. Judge Russell pre-
siding.
The first case called was the State VS..
-Stainer, charged with perjury. Stainer
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
not less that fourteen or more than
eighteen months in the penitentiary.
The Lavender case was continued to
next TERM.
In the case Of George Taylor, charged
with assault with intent to kill Ben
Blackburn the jury disagreed and the
case was continued to next term.
Matte E. Humphreys, charged with
being accessory in the murder of Ingles
and Mrs. Herman was ACQUITTED by
the jury.
Mrs. Rachel Leavell charged with
perjury was found guilty and sentenced
tn two years in the penitentiary.
Court adjourned "Wednesday morn
ing.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
Public Trustees Sale. !

Whereas Charles Albee, by his certain deed
of trust, dated and executed November n.
1895, and recorded in Book 2I at page IS Of tho
records of MonteEuma county, Colorado, con,
veyed to the public trustee Of said court the
following described premises situated in Monte
yuma county, Colorado; towit: The northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter, the south
quarter of the northwest quarter, all in section
p, in township 81 north Of range 16 west of the
New Mexico Principal Meridian, for the pur
pose of securing the payment of his promissory
note for II ,o0o, OF even date with said deed Of
trust; and payable Ave years after said date
payable to the order of william r. Luxton'
with interest thereon from date until paid at
annually; and whereas default has been made
in the payment of said note and of the ipterest
thereon, and of the taxes assessed against said
property; and whereas, as is provided in said
deed OF trust, in case of such default the legal
holder OF said note has declared n violation Of
the covenants Of said deed of trust and elected
to demand foreclosure thereof and written
closure has been given by the legal holder Of
said note to the undersigned public trustee of
said MonteZuma county.
Now, therefore, /, Henry Bauer as~npb,;o
trustee of said Montezuma comfy. viii nn
Monday the ed day of May, 1905, at tie honr ~ ~
o CLOCK p. m. at the front door of the Conntx
COURT house, in the town of Cortez. in said
Al M2ntezuma q: county, offer for sale and sell the
said premises at public auction for the h;cbe.e
and best price that the same will bring in cash
Tor the purpose of paying said note intcrest'
taxes and the expenses of executing said trnst'
ne prh,;. 1.,s,;.. HENRY BAUER.
RADIO. Soun'y Soio-
First pub April p; last May 10, 1905.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

In q recent test of fifty cows on
large dairy farm the average amount
of milk was 5,70S pounds during the
year and the average of butter fat was
4.47 per cent. The average income
from each COW, calculating the skim
milk at worth twenty-five cents the
hundred, was $73.57, the feed cost Sal .O6
and labor $3.50 for each COW, leaving
an average net profit of $50 u head.
The best cows gave profit of $53.77
each, while the poorest realized loss
of $5.9S each. On this ranch which
includes some 800 acres and carries an
average of 250 cows, the yield of crops
has been increased from fifty to
seventy-tive per cent by the use of the
1900 loads of manure made annually
by the cows and calves. Careful
methods are employed in every de-
partment.-Field and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

Agreat and growing scarcity of really
good farm and draft horses exists
throughout the country although as
usual weedy runts and worn out Grip
pies are plentiful. The best horses
have been gather up and shipped east
in car loads during the past few years
and now horse dealers are going as far
west as Oregon to get horses to bring
In and sell to Colorado farmers for
their ranch work. Most of these are of
coarse and mixed breeding and un-
broken. Every farmer who owns a
fair brood mare should breed her to
the best stallion available of the breed
he prefers. Pure-bred sires only should
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
RELIGIOUS.
q ~V~~~
Our All in All.


We are often weak and weary,
We are often faint and frail
The eyes are blurred with weeping,
And the lips are wan and paiei
But Christ is our strength and gladness,
His love sustains the SOUL
In the day of our utmost dearth and
loss ''
His love can make us whole.
We can never perish, holding
Fast to his tender hand;
His care will lead us safely
Through all the desert land;
The blessed love of Jesus,
And the look in his gentle face,
Are cordial to the fainting,
Are full OF light and grace.
o Love divine, be ours,
In the nighttime and the day,
Forever with us, Jesus,
Remain our hope and stay;
Thine be the loye that keeps us,
Ours be the love that clings,
Till we rest beneath thy banner,
o gracious King of kings.
Margaret +. Sangster.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

day and night in his temple" Service
will not be labor; it will be the highest
pleasure, the source Of unspeakable
joy. Heaven will be q social place. !
cannat explain the Trinity-the Father,
Son and Holy Spirit. But where there
is Q father and q son there will be social
enjoyment. Heaven is "a real home,
beautiful, lovely. o most delightful
place to liveIn--not eternaily the same,
but ever growing more beautiful, more
lovely. Heaven is place prepared
for those who are prepared for it. -
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

Mr.. CARNEGIE Things that a
big railway line connecting the
United States with South America
would be better than big warships
in the promotion of peace among
pur nervous little neighbors and in
the development of our commercial
instincts. He thinks that such a
railway would cost less money, in
the ten years of its construction,
than the navy, and would soon be-
come source of revenue rather
than source of expense,
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

Never mind whereabouts your work
is, Never mind whether it be visible
or not. Never mind whether your
name is associated with it. You may
never see the issue of your tolls. II
you cannot see results here in the hot
working day, the cool evening hours
are drawing near, when you may resx
from your labors and then they may
follow you. So do your work and trust
God to give the seed you sow IA body
as it hath pleased him."
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
RANCH AND HOUSEHOLD,

A thoughtful woman, who had been
puzzled by the tendency of new stock
ings to fall into holes. sometimes even
before the first laundering, tried all
sorts of remedies until at length she
hit upon the expediency of washing
them in lukewarm water before they
were worn. She accounts for the sue
cess of the experiment on the ground
that, US In new textures, the stockings
are full of dressing which when left in
cut the fabric, The preliminary wash
ing removes it and allows the stockings
to live out their natural length OF
existence.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28


An East Orange physician attended
the Episcopal church. His wife is a
Presbyterian. Their little daughter
goes usually to the Episcopal Sunday
school. A few weeks ago she went to
the Presbyterian Sunday school for a
change.
"Whose little girl are you, dear?'
asked the teacher.
:4m DR.. Blanks little girl, ma'am," ="
she replied.
u have never seen you here before, ="
the teacher said. "Isn't your mather
a Presbyterian"
"Yes, ma'am."
"And what is your father?n
"He's stomach specialist, ma'am.' y
Newark News.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

A gentleman starting IN the livery
business had sign painted represent
ing himself holding a Missouri mule
by the bride. He was particularly
proud of this stroke of business enter
prise and asked his wife: "Is that q
good likeness of me?"
"Yes," she replied, s'it is perfect
picture of you, but who is the fellow
holding you by the bridle?"
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28
Worthy Remembering,
RALEIGH r.. WHITE.

r. WHITE
Der ALI The spendor of southern genenan home
society rigid discipline promoted
true maniness ladyke excellence
Southeners This before the with its
had the beauty
telling the old that had
breasted the rooage
echong children happy spirited bright and with sunny
smiles, they played rested and beneath the shade
Away down south in dixie,
Away,
In dixies land take my stand
To live die in diXie.'
Nothing be grand than the sateness of
typical southern residence with its white
beached bespeaking purity honor dignity
antique beauty these architectural supports
their heads
the family collected in the cool of the evening refreshing zephyr
drink in the sweet perfume the feast the the
memory by tapping limbs
garled old chestnut their white blooms
the that leads from the front porch which
beautiful southern girl whose laughing
spoke of dyine charming cherry
with
caused that
Which is to great mystery,
Just how it about
cannot tell
caught would not let go,
They call it love; and hour
/ remember WE'LL
1t held me fast on May the first,
Three and forty have
Since eighteen hundred and sixty
Twas beneath cool chestnut shade,
In the dear old southland,
Where love
With threads of gold my heart enwined,
Is 1t holds me yet; of this
Pm
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

he used. The shortage of good farm
horses will be more pronounced In the
next three or four years than at present.
This insures good prices for desirable
animals and since the mares will be
paying their way by working In the
fields most Of the year, the colts are
clear profit except for the expense Of
service fees.-Field and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

An old gentleman walked up to a
pretty girl attendant at the counting
room of daily newspaper office few
days ago and said;
"NIiss, l would like to get copies of
your paper for week hack"
"You had better try porous plasters," Z"
she abstractedly replied; "you can get
them just across the street.
The Dolores star., 1905-04-28

THE particulars which continue
to arrive Of the awful earthquake
in northern India Increase the esti-
luate Of the oatasttophe's extent.
The estimate of lives lost has
reached 10000.