The daily sentinel., 1905-09-15

W. J. Jordan. of Palisade. is in
town this afternoon.
E h Sims, the well known tray-
cling man, viii return home tomor-
/ row TO remain over Sunday.
T., Mrs. Ben T. Hardin who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. w,
r. Whlte Tor several weeks, left to-
day for her home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Orson Adams, Jr., enter
tains a number of young peonle AT
her home on east Rood avenue mis-
evening in honor of her visitor. Miss
Bessie Hamilton.
Barney Brooks and Fred Graham
expect to leave this evening for Los
Angeles, California. where Mr. Brooks
VIII accept position with the Wells
Fargo Express company and Mr..
Ora ham will attend college.
Tar Baby, one of Guy Bedwell's
race horses. was cut down at Pueblo
in race "Wednesday afternoon. A
morse accidentally ran into Tar Baby
and tendon in one of the hind legs
was severed. The horse will prob
ably recover.
Manager Jessie b. Boyer, of the
auditorium, is in Denver arranging
for the booking of fine line of the
atrical attractions for the auditorium
The season will be opened with pr
Jeckyl and Mr.. HYDE, presented by
a strong company on the evening OF
September 25th.
Mesa county won the first prem
ium for the best and largest display
of fruit in district No. 3, embracing
Garfield, Rio Blanco, Pitkin. Hins7
dale, San Juan, Dolores, Mineral an
Mesa counties, at the Colorado state
fair. The awards were made yester-
day. All of the couties had excellent
lent displays. William Bomgardner
wiring to friends in this city today at
noon that he captured the prize for
the best individual display of fruit
at the fair. Judging by the great
number of displays the two Mesa
county EXHIBITS must have been very
fine indeed.
This afternoon Martin Wade and
Robert Phillips. in Jail awaiting trial
on charge of grand larceny, were ar
raigned befor Judge sweeney for a
preliminary hearing on the charge of
picking the pockets of J. c. Lambert
and other Palisade people Attor-
neys Wheeler and Weiser are repre-
senting the defendants. Several wit
nesses for the prosecution were ex-
amined this afternoon. Mr.. Lam
bert was almost sure that Phillips
was the man who took his pocket
book but the other witnesses could
not Identify the men.
A young man was arrested at
the depot yesterday afternoon charg-
ed with being drunk and disorder
ly. He arrived on No. , and Great
ed much excitement while endeavor-
ing to recover pocketbook contain
ing $500 which he stated was stolen
from him by some men he met up
with on the train. The young man
was arraigned before Justice Joseph
p. sweeney this morning and fined
him and then suspended sentence
after giving him strong lecture and
advising him to quit being so free
with strangers. The young fellow
was en- route to San Francisco from
the east. Fortunately he retained
his ticket. He became very friendly
with three men on the train and evil
IDENTIFY they robbed him after getting
him drunk. He was of pleasant APP
pearance and told pretty straight
story. He wired east for money and
left at noon for the west,~a wise and
sober boy.
FOR RENT-New furnished rooms
in the Park opera house building.
Inquire of Edwin A. Haskell.
WANTED-Compete girl at the La
Court. corner Sd and Main.
LOST-Two small pass books. tied
together. name of l.. X. Byers.
Altoona on bacy.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms at
1853 east Main.