The daily sentinel., 1905-04-25

I Glenwood Springs Avalanche: And
now comes the Official denial of the
story that the president was going to
take part in a cowboy dance. Both
Mr.. Loeb and Marsh Nuckolls repud-
late the narrative about which mi
mute details were published in some
of the Denver papers.
The city council meets this evening
| in special session to take up the al
dermanic contests in the First and
Third wards. 1t is probable that an
agreement whereby the irksome pre-
liminaries will be dispensed with
will be made and the counting of the
votes entered into Immediately after
the convening of the council.
Remember the May Day ball. Save
the date. 1t will be the biggest
event of the kind this season. The
Women of Wooderaft make it a
great annual feature. There will be
fine music and an elegant supper,
and all other features to make big
ami successful ball. Go and see that
your friends attend. Secure tickets
this week. Monday night. May 1. is
the time.
S. F. DuRee and family will leave
tonight on No. 4 for their new home
in New Hampshire. Mr.. DuRee hav-
ing closed up all of his business af-
rails. There are many friends who
regret the departure of the family.
Mr.. DuRee is wide-awake, thor
ough business man, a good citizen
and an excellent gentleman. He car
ries with him to his new home in
! New England the best wishes of The
Sentinel.
We have now on the road the fin
est upright piano ever shipped to
Grand Junction. 1t is baby grand
plate, same as is used in the highest
grade of parlor grand pianos in an
upright case. You get all the good
qualities of a grand without occupy
ing the room of a parlor grand. Any
one wishing the best upright piano
in Grand Junction should see us for
| full information about this splendid
piano. The Thompson Jewelry &
Music Company.
This evening Miss Laura Franken-
field and her splendid company will
be seen at the Park opera house in
Ibsen's great drama, Ghosts The
attraction is a superior one and the
production will be one of great mer-
it. Ghosts" is one of the greatest,
if not the greatest of the problem
plays of the day. Ghosts" is a great
life story. 1t teaches a strong moral
lesson. 1t is high class, reaches deep
has created as much talk as any play
ever brought before the public. The
seat sale has been heavy and a large
audience will witness the perform
ance.
Tomorrow evening at the Audi
torium occurs the second annual ball
of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
There is every indication that the
ball will be one of the swellest hops
| given at the Auditorium in many
/
ments has worked faithfully to per-
feet plans that would make the af-
fair a success in every way. The
dancing will begin about 9 o'clock
and be continued until midnight,
when the guests will repair to the
Turner hall where the banquet will
be held. The attendance will be
large and those who expect to be
present are anticipating a most hap
py evening. Extra invitations may
be secured by friends of the lodge
by calling upon some member of the
order.
For the third time in the last few
weeks. fire started in the old frame
building on the corner of Second and
Main streets, opposite the I.aCourt
hotel, this morning about $3.50
O'Clock. The fire department was out
in good time and soon extinguished
the flames. An inspection of the old
house shows that some person or per
sons started the fire this morning as
a large quantity of paper had been
piled up in one of the rooms and a
pan that had evidently contained coal
oil was near the paper. large por-
ton of the ceiling was burned. As
it is the building is almost worthless.
and with one or two more at
tempts to burn it, even if these at
tempts are only partially successful.
the building will be absolutely worth
less. 1t has not been occupied for
some time.
c. NJ. Keck, the popular travelling
passenger agent for the Colorado
Midland in this territory with head
quarters at Glenwood Springs, is now
touring Europe with his family and
several friends. A very Interesting
and entertaining letter from Mr..
Keck appeared in the Glenwood
Springs Avalanche yesterday. 1t was
written while the party was in Ham
burg. Mr., Keck's descriptions of the
European cities and the prevailing