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The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
Midday Heat
Everywhere Terrific
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lSpeClal 10 Inc sen nlluel.l
New York, July 2O.-While the
record of deaths and prostrations
yesterday greatly exceeded that of
the day before, there was a distinct
diminution in the temperature pre-
vailing throughout the eastern sec
tion of the country. Although the
midday heat was everywhere terrific,
it was broken by scattered thunder
storms, many of very violent char
acter. and toward evening the tenn
perature fell rapidly until normal
summer conditions were reached.
With this welcome relief came the
announcement from the weather bu-
reau last night that the abatement
of the heated term had been general
and that moderate temperatures
would probably prevail for several
days in the middle Atlantic and New
England states.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
Peculiar Condition
In Official Position
[special 10 The sentIneI.l ]

Denver. July 2O.-Owing to the
decision of the supreme court in the
recent election cases here, there eN-
lists a peculiar condition of affairs
in many official positions.
One of the most badly tangled ones
is the Office of coroner. William p.
Horan and r. p. Rollins each claim
to be the legal official.
Yesterday the two coroners got a
body and each coroner declares the
other has not right to the body he
holds. The fight is still on.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
BE SURE AND SEE GENTRY's
PARADE.
Brighter, Grandcr and More Mag
nificcnt Than Ever Before

ni1iccnt Than Ever Before
Is the parade, a mile and a half long.
given by Gentry Brothers famous
shows, united this season. A per-
feet blaze of glory, beautiful ponies.
educated dogs, funny monkeys, Ze-
bras, camels, two herds of perform
ing elephants, glittering wagons, and
other animals too numerous TO men
ton. This makes the prettiest lot
of street parade stun ever presented
by tented exhibition. a special
feature this season is Professor
Krigler's concert band of 80 musi-
clans. and an elaborate carved band
wagon drawn by so beautiful ponies.
The show this season will exhibit in
Grand Junction tomorrow. The
grand free street parade will be Civ
en- at IL am.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
Killed Him for
Insulting His Wife
rsnecin1 Lo The sentIneI. ]

Florence, Colo. July 2O.-After
brooding for DAYS over insulting re
marks made TO his wife. Felix Mos
chetti shot and instantly killed Ca
mile Valencia, an Italian coal min
er.
Valencia was passing Moschetu $
house when the latter shot through
a window. The ball lodged in NaleE-
cia's heart.
Both men are miners residing al
Brookside, miles west of Florence.
The sheriff and posse are sconlns
the hills for Moschettt.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20

Al our store if you wish to improve
YOUR tick system" A watch that
does not tick right will be made to
do so if brought to us.
In our Optical Department we are
prepared to give free advice con
cerning the eyes. We have had eX-
perience and have studied the merits
and defects of every lens and specta-
Gle frame that is made. Such eXper-
ieuce enables us to tell you what
glasses you need.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
Notice.

All people knowing themselves in
lebted to me are requested to set
tie at once. All accounts remaining
unpaid after August 1 will be turned
over to an attorney for collection.
unless satisfactory arrangements are
made prior to that date.
A. n. BUCKLIN.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
WEATHER BULLETIN
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau,
Grand junction, Colo,

Grand junction, Colo.
July 90.
Local observations taken at am
Mountain time
Maximum temperature yesterday
sc deg.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing, G2 deg
Relative humidity at pm. yes
terday, A. per cent.
Relative humidity at 6 am. today
Ga per cent.
Precipitation, trace.
Forecast for western Colorado, as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver. for SO hours ending 6
pm. Friday: Fair tonight and Fri
day. r, NJ; HARplHuE,
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
EDWARD Il. ELDRIDGE, VI.
Physician and Surgeon.

J. All medicines are furnished !
+ from my own laboratory and put :!
+ up by myself. thus avoiding mis-
i. takes.
i, onices No. !, ?, and 4, over !
i. THE Fair" No. SIS Main Street. !
+ Residence, No. 53S Chipeta ay-
i. enue.
:. Phones Junction /
!. Omces. 125 !
J. Office hours from $3.50 to IL I
sam. from i to 6 pm; from Z
J. to 9 pm; and from 2 to pm.
+ Sundays.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
To Give Up the
Gore Canon Site
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Denver. July 2O.-ln strongly
worded protest, the Denver Chall
ber of Commerce has urged fIe7i-
dent Roosevelt to give up the Gore
canon reservoir site. in order that
the Denver. Northwestern & Pacihc
railroad can be constructed to us
proiected terminus-Salt Lake CITY
by David II. Moifat
The proposed reservoir site II
states is OF no advantage, but great
detriment 10 Colorado by standing in
the way of railroad construction
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Grand Junction will be
thronged with people dur
ing the next month. Have
YOU rooms for rent? Ad-
vertise them. :: :: ::
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20

Furnished rooms in Grand
Junction will be in de-
mand during the registra-
tion. If you have a room
to rent, advertise. :: :;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
AMUSEM ENTS,
Joseph De Grasse in "Riihelieu,"
: = + + + + <++ 49, + .

Joseph De Grasse in "RiihelieU.'
Scenically superb is the production
OF "Richelieu, which is to be present
ed in this city on Friday, October 20
under the personal direction of Joseph
De Grasse, whose long experience in
the field of legitimate productions has
made him master of the art. In Tie
person of Mr. De Grasse, one of our
most intere sting and promising young
players, the theater patrons of this
city will find Richelieu who is
worthy of their every consideration.
His forceful characterization of this
powerful role is treat and press and
public have united in proclaimine
Kim one of the most finished players
of the age. The supporting company
Is evenly balanced and the attraction
will be one of the best to be seen
here this season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
+ + - + + + + + + + + + = t :

J.R. Core, clerk, to c. G. brockway
part n IL NV 3-S-9, 1922.
T. r. Core. clerk, to c. G. Rrockway
lots and 8. block 13, Barney's addi
ton, so cents.
JR. Core, clerk to G. G. Brockway
lot TO- block 10, Barney's addition, s.
cents.
H. G. Kaiser to Mrs. Title Watkins;
lot 6. block 5, Cockrill's addition
south. $1,000.
Mary e. Smart ct al to Willie VI.
11nk: part lot I, block So, Woodruff $
addition, ct al lands, 81.
Terry Pearce to Mrs. Carrie Ham
n,ond; lot IA, block s, Ringers addl-
ton, $500
James Haywood to James w. Monk;
lots 4 and ). block So, Monks west
ern addition S110.
O. D. Chamberlain to J. w. Monk;
lots 1 and 2, ct al lands, block 2, }.
w. Monks addition No. 2, $40.
!. w. Monk to Wade Davis; lots >
md 10. block 13, J. w. Monks western
addition $50.
J. w. Monk to James Haywood; lots
4 and ). block 30, J. w. Monks west
ern addition $50
Wade Davis to J. w. Monk; lots
9 and 10. block 13. J. w. Monks wet
ern addition, Sill.
J. w. Lindsay to school district No.
g; part 25-5-6. 81.
Jones and Hooker to school district
No. 8: sw IA 15-6-6, 81.
J. O. Harrison to H. T. Albright;
lot 4. block 5, J. O. Harrison's addi.
ton, s275.
A. O. Edwards to H. T. Albright:
let 3. block ;, J. O. Halrisons addi
ton, 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
TIE "COMiNG NATION"

Now the American i1Hmisr9tia}
question in Canada has reached a eli,
nsaX, Il ealtos only three years 20" az
."miaraHt "a oe1a a vote n Gana h
and 10000 former American voters
will soen come into their Cana :ia4
suffrage There are in ronad run
bers 1907 600 males more than IS yea.
of age in western Canada wEo former
ly lived in the United States, 15ooo
whar7 ase 0lA enough to vate. '1-1erz
are new between 10000 and &00.o
s#'tlsrs With a possible vatine 80
Hlati0n Of 100000. a high per centage
because many cattlemen without fam
flies are emigrating from Montana
and Wyoming. BY the end of 1905
the American vote in the Canadian
West will be overwhelming.
In eastern Canada thousands of peo-
NO believe that this invasion Hr2ns
The ultimate annexation of Westcr,
"anada by The I7nited tatee. !; is
eall"d the coming nation. Tie
Worlds Work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
HARRIS HELD TO GRAND JURY
General Opinion Is That He Will
Hang.

James Harris, the negro charged
with the murder and robbery of his
old father, Henry Harris, two weeks
aeo. was arraigned before Justice t.
T. Culpepper Wednesday morning,
and was bound over to the grand jury
without bail. He is charged with mlr.
der in the frs degree.
The crime for which Harris is chars-
ed has already been recoun I'd in the
columns of the Graphic on more than
one occasion, and is one OF the foulest
that ever disgraced the pages of the
court records of jefferson county.
The almost universal opinion is ex-
pressed that Harris will hang for his
heinOuS crime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
McEadden's Flats,

The scene painter and costume de-
signer have had much to do with
bringing about such distinctly pleas
ing results as are fOrcibly manifested
in the superbly grand production
which is claimed for "McFadden S
Rows of Flats" the new era musical
comedy that will make powerful bid
for cordial approval at the Elks the
ater next Tuesday, October "a It is
to these important factors that the
management, as the amusement pub
lie, owe profound debt of gratitude,
especially is thus due to the ingenious
brains that conceived in the strikingly
beautiful gowns worn by the pretty
damsels who sing and act with such
fine discretion in this health giving
entertainment. Reports from abso-
1utely reliable sources have it that
never before were such a bewildering
mass of stunning notions brought into
Gress display, as the fashions and
color blend of this extensive wardrobe
denote, and never until "McFadden's
Flats coStumins was pr vded for
was the belief popular that the actors
of wildly musical comedy could be
clothed in such perfect harmony with
its eccentricities of fun and melody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
OF FEVER REPORTED AT NEW
ORLEANS IN TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
authorities Are Satisfied That the
End Of the Yellow Scourge
Is in Sight.
New Orleans, Oct. 1S.-RepOrt 10 3

New Orleans, Oct. 1s.-Report 10 G
p m. yesterday:
New cases, 6; total to date, 3.335
deaths, 1; total to date, 435; new foci,
3; under treatment, 125; cases dis
charged, 2,775.
With the thermometer at 80 degrees
and no prospects Of frost for weeks,
and only six cases and one death as
The fever record, and only 125 cases
under treatment, the most skeptical
must admit that New Orleans has won
Ter fight against yellow fever.
Surgeon White and his officers have
been the recipients of many congratu-
lations during the past few days.
The emergency hospital has closed
its doors to new cases, and as soon as
the present cases there reach that
stage of cOnyalescence which per-
mits of their removal to the Charity
hospital the institution will be finally
closed. II has done splendid work I'M
der the management of DR.. Hamilton
I. Jones, and has treated 353 patients.
The death rate during the first few
weeks was very high because most OF
the patients admitted We're in the last
stages of the disease and beyond any
treatment. but after the people be-
came educated as to the value Of the
hospital and began walking there on
the first day of illness the death rate
became even below normal
There has been one death here in
the last three weeks. There are now
only IS patients under treatment
there.
There was not a single new case re-
ported from the country parishes. eX-
eept the one brought in from Jefferson
parish.
DR.. White believes the cases will I
run low now on until the fever finally T
and he considers that
when the present patients have been
released, within the next ten days
II a fortnight, there will be practical
:, no fever left
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
ANOTHER 'PosSUM SUPPER.

Chief Al. Stewart of the city police
Gepartment reports fine success in
collecting 'posums for his next regular
weekly 'possum supper. He already
las five Of the animals, and expects
to catch several more next Friday
night. when he will make his last
hunt for the week. He took few
persons with him last Tuesday night,
and succeeded in rounding UP three
'rossums III one night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
SIXTH AVENUE HONOR ROLL.

Following is the honor roll Of the
Sixth avenue school:
Room 9--Leota Jones. Dora Water
man and Ruth Bloom.
Room S-John Roebuck, Vera Glenn
eats, Emma Wilbourne, Gordon Free
man. Allie Banks, Ernest Whitelaw
and Early Wood.
Room Selma Schloss, Elizabeth
Schober, Clarence Watson, 1rma Mel
son, Katherine Kuenzel.
Room G-Wardlow Murphy, Meyer
N:chol, Gladys Levine, Vivian White
law, Vivian Parker.
Room Edwin Rurks, 4 bert Klar-
berg, Monroe Meeks, Edna Nestall,
Nellie Howard, Mildred Westmore-
land
Room 4-Pearl Rutstein, lone Hear.
IL, Mildred Daniel, Vera Roebuck and
Ira Hip,
Room 3-Ruth Allen, Eddie King,
Audrey Quinn, Nellie Mcdonald.
Room 2-tletha Thomasson, Calvin
Burks, Alien Shepard Effie Wallace
and Fulton Murphy.
Room Lynn Koonce Roscoe
s afhe, ,jei,1a Hughes, Onie Pd1'aell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
13 New Cases at Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 1S-Oficial
raport yesterday:
New eases, IS; total, 42o; deaths,
;. total, G2; discharged. 49,; under
treatment, 1873.
The report lest might showed the
lafofsj aambCr of rev cases fer sev-
eH9l days ard also heavy mo.tality
rate. StaSe Il alth OFFICER Porter is
BY no means discouraged. however.
Is he nd his assistants D lieye that
he fever can be Stamped CIT il :
few weeks with the fumieati9n work
iow in Praor IS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
Mississirui Eeyer Reno,t.

Jackson. Miss. Oct. 1S.-The Mis-
sisisppi Official yellow fever report
tor the nast twenty-four hours is as
Nows
Natchez, 5now= cases, 3 new foci.
Pors Gibson, | new case.
RoXie / death
Fic}shaae, > NV eases.
Hamburg, new cas- $.
Nc @eH, iafoc-ien goNorted from
."ints on The calf coast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
When Johnny Comes Marching Home.

During the long run which Messrs
STANCE and Edwards popular comic
opera, when Johnny Comes March
iBg Home has enjoyed, the most
remarkable thing is The tremendous en-
thusiasm aroused by the martial mu-
sic, and the constant recurrence of
Julian Edwards. has deity interviewer
into his score. The story of the play
is said to be intensely dramatic, and
is laid in the year 1868 durin@ the
civil war, but there is not a vestige Of
sectional or party feeling-the opera
Is for the south as much as fer the
north, and gives delightful INSIGHT
into the chiva1ly and war s-hearted
hospitality Of the a@uth while i.
urites with 1t the poetry and melody
CT the days "befo- de war." Tie fIss
act opens in tn headquarters Of Gen
eral Alien, in a spacious barn Of a
Mississippi plantation The generals
daughter, Corlelia has a birthday
part 10 which she has invited the
federal oftcers and beVy Of s9u h-
ern bellies in silks and satins made ND
IN the Attractive hoop skirt fashion
OF generation ago. The heroine Of
tie Story is in love with = colonel
who turns out to be the "Jahnny" Of
the s,orE, ana is named Kate Pemher-
ten, a friend of Cordelia's ana south
ern eirl Kate has a brother, mere
boy, who is all fire for the southern
Cause and he persuades her TO aid him
iii extracting valuable dispatches from
General Aliens pocket, which h sends
by a Confederate spy to General l.sa.
jonathan Phoenix, a dss@rtef from
both armies is taken for this SPY by
the hoy and he nspere are tntvtesa3
to him, when he in is taet saa ros
Sc ossion of these l3cu II 0rove
him a spy. he throws then away aad
johnny picks them up by mistake,
thinking the baoh which contains
them 10 b his owa. 1ona.han in The
meantime is taken for the Ions los
son OF a planter and when "Jahnny,"
who is the real son. puts forh his
Claims, Jonathan knowing he has the
telltale papers denounces him IS a
spy. Johnny thinking his sweetheart
and her family are implicated r f,is 5
to explain and is condemned TO 4 &th
hut the timely announcement of peace
straishtens everything out. While
the women in the stOYE are al III
rebels, who taunt the Yaa o. aH3
break out under the strain of 'DiXis"
under the slightest provocation. the
men all wear the northern Blue in tic
slim wasted hell skirted coats and
Peg topped trousers of the old dress
Uniform and are gallant fellows. The
company numbering 60 people is
very strong musical organization and
the chorus handsome and well drilled.
The entire New York scenic produc.
ton and mechanical effecss will be
seen at the ElSs tAeatei Mon2ay.
October 23.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

The immense cumulative effect of
regularity in advertising can hardly
be ated.-Manager Farfis, Gin
bel brothers, Philadelphia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

II what yen have isn't worth telling
peblic knows it.-Ndth'l c. Fowler,
il, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

To bring the store and its wares
continually, and ii favorable light,
kefore every possible purchaser, is the
object of cur Sibley,
Lindsay and Curr, Rochester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
REALTY TRANSFERS.

+ Reported to the Graphic by G.
! w. Byington, abstractor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

The ONLY things that are eStablis,.-
ed are .hose that never stand still.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

The lightweight man always thinks
that his bouyancy is due to his wings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
FOR SALE.

Nineteen acres of land 10 in cuiti
vation, truck. fruit and strawberries,
good dwelling barn. potato house, etc,
two wells. Well located within two
miles of this city. Cheap for quick
sale. w. Il. .TANkERSLEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
TIE YOUTHS COM.
PANlON IN 1906.


PANiON IN 1906
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thoughtful and timely editorial ar
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250
complete stories by the best Of living
y-wIiters-stores Of character.
stories of achievement, stories OF hu-
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1000
notes on current events and 'iseoN az
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1000
brieht and amusing anecdotes, items
oi strange and curious knowledge,
poems ard sketches
This is what the Companion Offers
is readers during 1905. AID the qua1-
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A full announcement of the new
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Al cnca viii receive free all doube
holiday numbers; a1so the Gcmpan-
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-28
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-28
rHE EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The Most Prosperous Summer Season in its
History.
The Eastern Steamship Co. of Bos-
ton has had the most prosperous sum-
mer season in its history and earnings
for the present year will be the largest
on record. There are several causes
which have contributed to make them
materially larger than last year. First,
more people have gone to Maine this
summer than ever before for their va
cations; second, the company has not
suffered any accidents this year such
as happened to its Penobscot division
steamer, the City of Rockland, last
summer, when she went ashore near
White Head. This not only lost the
company the service of one of its larg-
est steamers, but disarranged its Ken
nebec service, as the Ransom B. Fuller
had to be taken from that route and
put on the Penobscot division. The
City of Rockland was repaired and the
company has had her service during
the whole summer season. Third, the
company purchased some smaller lines
running from Rockland to the islands
in Penobscot Bay, which are valuable
feeders for its Penobscot division; and
fourthly, the steamer Frank Jones,
formerly owned by the Maine Central
railroad and run in conjunction with
its rail service between Portland and
Bar Harbor, and which had large
business between Rockland, Bar Har-
Dor and eastern resorts, was sold and
taken off the route. This removed the
existing competition between the
James T. Morse of the Mount Desert
division of the Eastern Steamship Co.
and the Frank Jones.
The company is now having built
another large steamer for it's service
at an expense of about $50, 900, which
will be the largest and finest steamer
running out of Boston in the coastwise
service to the eastward. The new boat
will be named the Governor Cobb, after
Hon. William I. Cobb, governor of
Maine, who is a director of the Eastern
Steamship Co. The company already
has one steamer Oh its Portland divis-
ion named the Governor Dingley, after
the late Congressman Dingl of Maine.
Work is progressing on the two tur-
bine steamships which the Metropolitan
Steamship Co. is building for Its Bos-
ton-New York line. This company,
like the Eastern Steamship Co., is con-
trolled by Charles w. Morse of New
York. These boats will be the finest
passenger and freight boats that can
be built, and will cost nearly 81 200, 900
each. They will be ready for service
late in 1906. They will be equipped
with Parsons turbines, built at the
Fletcher shops in Hoboken, and will
have speed of 25 knots per hour. The
freight capacity of each will be 1000
tons and there will be POO staterooms
with a total passenger capacity of from
1000 to 1900 persons.-The Nautical
Gazette.