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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24
-BALTIMoREaO One
RAILROAD.

Schedule TSmectiVe May, "a. 1906
OhARIc6BpR0, ". va
Daily. Daily except sunday.
MAIN LINE, EASTBoUHD.
Cumberland washington 8eEs4Eno9e
FhIInde1phin ana New York Depart
s3:52 am, p5:3b PM, e9:3b pm. -,
Arrive S12;53 a M, 1855 AIM Nf;Ss
aEafton Accom-, Depart '10:22 am.
x7;1S pm. Arrive S7;26 a.rn.' 1S:4O
pm, z6:02 pm. =
MAIN LINE, WHST8oU40s
PnEkOr8burg, Cincinnati, louisville ana
st. Louis, Depart 1858 n.ml.s os;bS
"5:35 pm, 1855 pm.
PRrlEor8burg Accom-, Depart S1:26 9. M;
X3:4O pm Arrive s1O:22 am. x1:1S
". VA. 3 FIEES., 1IoRTHBoulID.
oonn9lllHytno and RattshuEg; -, Depart p \,
Arrive 1880 pm. x11:05 p.n.
EaiFmont and 1LoFgantoWn, Depart
XG:16 a-mp z10:25 am, x10:S0 an,
x4:00 pm. E7:0b pm. Arrive ISs4O
Am, 1856 am, zS:bO pm, 1880 PM
~. VA. & PITTS, 8oUTHBoUND.
weston Depart x6:O0 am, 80 $50 AM,
H11:2b 9-fnY B4;OO pm. Arrive x6:1b
am. 1856 an. z9:4o a-na-s x2:0o
lPi6Eons. Depart xe:O0 am z7;5B pm.
x4:16 pm; Arrive Ss:bb am, $3.50
RiohWood ana EatoEm1o diatO po1ntgs De
part x6:00 a.ua.t E11s2B am. Arrive
X3;00 F.m., 17s0b pm.
Igeb1eoE 9priugls Depart x11s2b am.
s'AHrlNo szelt0e PM H
gg1ls9 ~, X H.
lew lIl1 h1lllVillo o1Io - hoelluf ACCOM-
Depart $40 asEl.s 1880 pm. Arrive
a1ds1e an 80 ptul.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR

piles quickly and positively cured
with DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
It's made for piles alone-and it
does the work surely and with salts
faction. itching, painful, protrud-
ing or blind piles disappear like
magic by it's use. Large, nickel cap
ned glass jars, so cents. Sold and
recommended by all dealers.
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SWEET MELODY ELoUR.

Cascasweet is a harmless COM
pound OF vegetable extracts that e
wonderful in its beneficial enects on
the stomachs Of babies and CHILDREN
Recommended apd sold BY Stone
Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24

Doesn't worry the insured man.
who meets with an accident. He
knows that his policy win provide
him with sufficient money to dx that
up and more. But
THE UNINSURED MAN
How. IS It with him? His Income
cut on during his disability, his saw
ings depleted by doctor bills and live
ing expenses. TIE very Thought
ought to induce you to have us write
you an accident Insurance policy ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24
senator SORGHUM In Doubt.

Senator Sorghum In Doubt
do you think that municipal own
lrshIp would eliminate graftr
az am not quite sure" answered Sen
Ltor Sorghum, whether It would clint
nate It or sIz1ply originate a new kind.
-Washington Star
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24

Solitude Is as needful to the imagina-
tion as society Is wholesome for the
charncter.-Lowen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24

.ots may be redeemed by the pay
fore sale, Of the amount due thereon.
day OF November, 1905.
JOHN II. FIaAlfTIG s.. HNc.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
Amy of the aforesaid tracts or
ment to the undersigned sheriff; be
Given under my hand this 10th
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24

SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-24

DsVVIIT'S ss..s.:saHsi;::ss WITCH tELlzsEI
SAEVE Tor Pies. Burns Sores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--Torl February 3. lf%ti
49,. -orse market was very active to-day
- r. wal Street demand IN evidence. while seii.ns
~ s-,, T,I-or- an6 lttle local realizing Were -
r1e h opposition 10 the advance. me ilaIA'
90 @stsssv a1 unchanged prices 20 q oec4he O o
- j., sy--atrv with European cables anl Unqer EN
- ssli1r tu1 quickly Fteadied Up on the wan stree
- an n one time 10 10 10 points net hlsilet
tls. - close offerings increased and tradlne was
s-.ire Prices part OF the advance aio re
~ 80 vas barely STEADY. although prices We're . 70
-..-.s higner Sale were reported Of lesp'v bakS'
49, only about - Coz bags were exchanges ne
$50 demand from Wall Street sources appeared 70
nj fresh phase = -nc situation, but 10 be the re-
- recent vel1rulClts showing The fulLileLL OF
- PROMISES regarding tho strengthening OF t s'4lls
= rsstian as a result of Inadequate production On
80 there disposition 10 feel olsaPpolilea
fbe market and get Out ~ long contracts on lle
80 -hat -te faillizh bringing In so little
stve support bat the stea6iuess of the market in
s.eiv III lowing the report ot the vQrcs visible SUP
= 6arregse ID spite 90 tina absence OF fresh buying.
es u reflect great confidence on The part OF original
r an5 buying movement or to-day created q very
tTTbe Impression 10 the immediate course OF the
-,5et There cables from the primary mar
owing the holidays. The market for spot coffee
- steaty with quotations the basis % SIC for
3 ~ :.
fga
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Ribs;
jay Hiy ::::::Esf sssss 7;Ss Sc II
Pork;
May May ........--..l4zo 147e 144 146I 1872
July ............l4 IA -

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for molasses
to light supply of the wanted orders at
snd most sfad gs' eso o9d %
eana & @ as s S 0oW
Orleans eentrfggs common Is16c; g9Sd
sYRUPs common eagles: fair 14a17c good 1sG2oc
OILs-cOtonseed oil firm and higher on good buy
Ing for speculative and outside account Saeslo4
s2sc Lnsesd o remains quieS Re Re
s%Ss: bulk refined: cases york; SO s 3S
e s 49, s. "a s $ 81 va 7s
Summer fellow Fe G5nne Sl2gs2c MarcH. 5S
s3qss+ prime white 85as5iAc: prime winter yellow
45c out Of town 42g43c: Calcutta raw. 65o LARD
PRoXIsioNs-A broadening and decided strength
Vision market p Both public e and packeTs Bought hea1
and prizes made an active CLOSING at ABOUT tine
hogs 1Os higher Mondays estimate - 600 and next
% Sns at Omaha s 5eof P6Rk at n @ & SS
slS ted f Mess sSs5 SaG family
sl extra 5nd sos sas SIS 5Sg$ a arms
quoted BegQns $50 y 7s $50 n 75.S .1 40 9 n
s1oe peS noking &c. 10 ~ SIC L n SIC: i ~
d S. GM sfsaG P PHdtsd haRs
6S S9 es ARR ard aead 2a0t Quoted &
refined lard steady quoted south America $500; coz
ssSesso: sTEARISE steady: quoted; ole0 7''0; city
R1GENBusness at of fairly good proper
tons with avaiabe supplies well held. and the under
tone OF all markets while NevYor steady
with fairly good jobbng business Quotations follow
Domestic, screenings 2q3I4c; second heads 342a4c;
choice heads 4A94%c; fancy heads 5qo1so; extra fancy
heads gee Japan, domestic. 4s so; Patna, 5t2g
bSc; Java 4I4@4&c; Rangoon, in bond. 2d21fc.
sUjGAR-Rehners urging buyers send in shipping
held under contract. New business
is almost standstil the trade is looking for a
decline in prces and It is believed that if reners would
reduce prices 10 points numerous orders would be
The basis is still 4.40c, quoted by the
Federal ana soc quoted by other rehners Prices
quoted less cent for cash: Cut loaf and
crushed. 5.40c: mould A, 6O5c; cubes, 495c; xxx
powdered. 4s5c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
powdered 4S0c Eagle confectoners graduated, Soc
Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated Soc Eagle 10
cartons, . 10 bags and 10 bags of fine granulated
4s5c: Eage fine standard granuIated and diamond A.
47Oc; confectionery 455c; No 1, 445c; Nos and g.
4oc; No 4 1900; No B. Arse: No 6. 420c No z.
4l5o; g. LOO; No o. 4O5c; No 10, &C. No II, 8S5c;
No II $500: Nos 49, IA and Is Sc London reported
slight advance in the price for sugar beets with the
market steady at The improvement and February quoted
March at So Nd Tho local market nomi-
nal with offered at some concession. but
liberal buyers. Centrifugal 90 test,
quoted at sT-1og3kc; musoovado SO test 15-16qSc,
ana moasses sugar 50 test at 1116G2c The rumored
sale OF centrifugal cost and freight terms. at
$3.50 has been confirmed The business amounted TO
5000 10 90 coo bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. February 3, 1903.
BEEvES-Receipts Is cars, Of 80 head. all
signed slaugherers. Feeling nominally steady
moderate reported for Mondays trade Dressed
52qSl5c per 10 for ordinary rather choice
sides. later cable advices from London or
Liverpool Shipments from this port 10 day We're 100
beeves 100 sheep and 5,140 quarters of beef.
CALVES-Receipts 102 head all consigned direct
70 a local butcher Feeling nominally steady. city
veas in fair demand and steady at 914c per NJ
country dressed do unchanged at StsQEl2c
SHEEP AND Lam BS--Receipts 91a cars, ,8S2
head including for the market making with the
stock carried over from Friday Ia SALE all
Jersey City Sheep wanted and no sales Were
reported up 10 a late hour lambs in extremely
limited demand and shade easier: about cars We're
carried Good 10 lambs sold
81 bO6S7 per 10 Dressed mutton slow and weak
at SGlOo per 10: dressed lambs dull and lower
10d12c.
sales-Kerns Commsson Co: 215 Ohio lambs. 70 ~
average s. per 100 10; S3 Buffalo do. 81 n.
81 20; POI do IS 10. at 81 so
HOGS-Receipts Q 1.To4 head, including
one-haf car for market No sales reported up to
late hour. Feeling firm. Country dressed hogs in fair
demand and steady 6qSi4c per 10 for heavy 70 light
Weigh
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STOCK VALUES DECLINE.
SALES IN THE TWO HOURS OF IRA


RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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erng OF shorts and who IS supposed to be wording
estimate OF the amount OF cotton ginned February
The weekend figures showed spinners takings for
OF A l65 tales against 3i3 g62 for the same week
but spnners taings for the season according
compilations made from the OF Chronicle
Of
Of conrac: prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04

Closing prices Of stocks dealt in, with net
changes follow.
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eekly movement. with eomparisons. %

Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spo cotton.
800 es AsrGaR so bales RECEIPTS ss 81 600 bales
R3ns soFpa5y 2nd Ss9
JuneJuy. SID: July-August 593d Augls-Septenlber
Deoember S5Sd Io'' 'oia
FLOUR AND ME0AI--Busness the -four market was
demand Spring patents 81 eoas5 IS: winter straIefts
ass winter sass % and a extra e' 10 v VIM ~
e. y @SS oos aE quoted Ear to good
steady Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 7O9S2 90 as to brand
81 2ssI o. T9a HhG du Se CITY,
ding S our m 50 P Ss s I5sna a e %a
airy shipment city bran. S20 bulk $50 10 sacks; mddng
81 70 sacks olmea ST So mummy '"0P' go % OuiA
=, he H.. decidedly better gnder9ne
based on unfavorable the producing
for another cold wave rom the Northes o bn 5aS G
pa5c.S canning carnage TO wheat in Northern Illinois
Q: freezing and thawlng weather for time past
this news ana the Northwest also took considerable
who have been working the short side for
couple q weeks past This interest rather large
winter wheat especially IN outlook
restrict the movement whiob AZ Sohest ofnt 20 10
only 277 cars compared with 29l cars last vssT
The market had an easier opening because poor
and Australian shipments of go 90 BUSH or s6 600
large world SHIPMENTS on Monday The Liverpool market
Paris closed 5ql5 points and Berlin was partiy
mark net hlgneE This decline was very brief, as
ing orders showed Immediately market there
after UP 70 the close maintained very firm
oclock May wheat IN NeW.YorS e0sso. July $3.50
and september S7e@c- No red quoted SOTO ele-
yator and 921sc a1oat; Northern Duluth 95Iac
o b anoat Wheat and -four clearances Il
$4,000 bush Of wheat COFN-The market owed its
strength OF undertone and advance largely
in wheat news being rather and speculative
basis Of Bose for May and July ana 0e for sentenber
Chicago receipts slightly exceeded estimates the
primary movement about 100000 Of last
yer ON the Other hand. seaboard clearances reached
and export trade limited corn closed
52c elevator and 493tc atoat; No white Doc
No ? yellow 4ST.c. Z b afoat. OATE-Firrnness wal
likewise feature in the oats market Chicago,
ing other grains Cash property in NewYork steady
closing as fol0ys Mixed rs to 90 H. 1874 gs8c natural
$4,000. RYE-Market nominal; No western rae
o New-Yorl- BARLEY-Market dull; feeding 42c.
ana mailing, s7T52c. C / Buffalo. BCCKWHEAT-
Market dull; 6li9c, delivered New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by R. l. Day & Co. No. Nassau-st)
Feb . Feb 3 Feb . Feb 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04

ITTONN lille not very active and somewhat fr-aE,-
g ne cotton market showed rather improved tone
e1rE decline and seemed he Attracting demand
pretty 5000 character. The close was barely STEADY
"a a1ran7e q" points 70 decline % points with
s-rarz- - 1000 bales The CVf ming was eres 5v
decline ~ sglo points near months 81 points
oT months. owing 70 Disappointing LIVERPOOL
bfar.= weekend statistics the decline i'm
rz-t interests appeared be buying and gradrrsIy
l--5 The offerings ar disappointed 0uga ana some ~
a--u bears me market consequently rallied during
morning and The close within 3 or 4 p0rrs
rawr Private cables from Liverpool seemed
asa1n Notwithstanding the decline Of 3G4 points in
-zrke, there when due 20 come 2G3 points higher ana
evident thar while popular confidence fl the acc,I-
q the estimate % ungtuned cotton by the Census
reau might Pee sufficient % general hviur
s1ysnsn; the figures bad made sufficient Impression
professional Crfrs 10 check very aggressive offerings
s C. demand here said 70 be for the account
sr7; houses but large part the buying credited
leading leosl operator who long ago admitted Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04

asked.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds. compared with Fri
Aav's.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
STEWART Is ILL.

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver, Sept. 17.-Phillip B. Stew
art, nominated on the Republican
ticket for governor. who is suffering
from appendicitis, is reported bet
ter this morning by the attending
phi ysicians. Mrs. Stewart stated that
she hoped that her husband would be
able to be up tomorrow.
No one is allowed to see the pa
dent, not even the corporation boss
who brought about his nomination.
The report that Mr.. Stewart would
withdraw from the ticket on account
of the nomination of Gabbert for jus
tice of the supreme court, has not
been denied in any quarter. An eff
fort was made to secure a statement
from Mr.. Stewart but he could not be
seen.
There was a well defined report
this morning that an effort will be
made to force Gabbert off the ticket.
Just how this is to be brought
ABOUT no one seems " We III posltioA
to say. 1t is said that the general re-
volt against Gabbert has caused the
corporations to awake to the gravity
of the mistake they have made BY
forcing him on the ticket. and they
are trying to figure out some way to
placate the rank and file of the party
which has begun to revolt all over
the state.
Intimate friends of Charles F. Cas-
well, the other nominee on the tick
ct for supreme court justice, are res
ponsible for the report that he will
not run with Gabbert. He gave evil
dence of his feelings on this score be-
fore the convention placed Gabbert on
the ticket but it was not needed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
THE FRUIT SHIPMENTS
STILL NO CARS.

The gentlemen at the plants of the
Fruit Growers association are con
graduating themselves that the rains
came when they did. Had the weather
remained clear the deliveries OF fruit
by the growers to the association
would have kept up to the usual stan
dard with the shortage of cars that
is now prevailing there would nee
essarily have been great damage. The
rains have made the deliveries fall of
and this has helped save the day.
Since Thursday night the Grand
junction Fruit Growers association
has sent out only four cars, from the
three plants, one on Friday night and
three on Saturday night. There were
no cars available last night and not a
car load shipment went out.
Up to three O'Clock this afternoon
no cars had been delivered to the as
ISOLATION and 1t is hard to tell whe-
Their there will be any shipments out
tonight.
This car shortage Is greatly worry
ing the management of the associa-
ton and the railroad is being urged
to meet the demand before great dam
age results.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
NOMINEE STEWART ILL
But NOT DANGEROUSLY
GABBERT IS CAUSING DISSATISFACTION
Reported That Stewart Wants Him OFF The Ticket OF In
dependent Democratic Ticket With Lindsey at The Head
Political Horizon Cloudy-patterson Forces 10
Dust Speer Election Judges Tonight

ticket in the field for state and county
offices is crystalizing rapidly
j. NJ. Temple. chairman of the la
dependent committee which recently
nominated a judicial ticket in this
county it is said to be behind the
movement
All citizens who are opposed to the
machine made Republican and Demo
cratic tickets are lining up for the H.
dependent movement which, 1t is sail
will nominate Benjamin B. Lindsey
for governor. 1t is understood that a
mass meeting of the supporters OF
the movement will be called this week
to initiate the movement orderly and
with system. Republican machine
men declare that if any Independent
movement of any membere of party
fights Gabbert. such action will not
be regarded by the powers that be as
inimical to the whole ticket.
Things political appear to be in a
chaotic condition.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
TO GUST THE JUDGES.


Special to The Sentinel.
Denver. Sept. IL Steps to Gust
the election judges named several
weeks ago by the Speer Democrats
and to replace them with men fay-
orable to its own cause, will be taken
by the Democratic city AMI county
central committee controlled by the
Patterson following, at a meeting to
night, as the next step in the state
and county campaign.
The precinct committeeman of the
recognized party have been ordered
to submit three names. of persons
who win act in the interest of the
faction, as judges.
The list obtained will be compared
with that made up by the Speer crowd
and a demand made. that in cases in
which the appointees are not the same
the Bailey men be recognized. The
matter of nominating judges is con
sidered of utmost Importance by Pat
terson followers.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17

The deer season opens in Colorado
Saturday for a two weeks run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Van Hoore-
beke entertain tomorrow evening at
dinner.
Grayson Prewitt, of olustee, Ok
lahoma, is in town the guest of
William r Payne. the visitor comes
to look over the city with a view to
locating here.
Water Superintendent Vedd 81
was able to be out this morning for
short time. He is still feeling very
badly and will hardly be able to at
tend to his duties for several days.
There will be a special meeting OF
the board of directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce this evening for the
purpose of making plans for the en-
tertainment of the Denver real estate
men who will visit Grand Junction OF
Friday of fair week.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17

THEY wERN'T MARRIED.
but the Crowd Thought They Were
and the Friends had World
OF Fun at The Expense
of Two Well known
Young People.

Scores of people who were down
at the station when delayed No. 3
arrived yesterday afternoon thought
that a bridal party was leaving the
city and that big host of friends
were down to see the happy couple
on. But these people were mistaken
in their thought. two prominent
young people had simply been made
the victims of a pretty telling joke
by a number of their friends. the
| joke worked out well to the EN-
barassment of the good natured
couple and to the delight of the
friends.
1t happened that NJ. Louis Paddi-
son and Miss Sadie NJ. Anderson,
were going to Salt Lake City on the
same train for visit with friends.
Knowing that the young people were
going to leave the city together their
friends planned the joke Before
the arrival of the young lady and gen
tleman at the depot their baggage
which had preceded them. was rich
ly decorated with rich sentences such
as might dominate the baggage of
bride and groom.
The decorations on the baggage
were not noticed until the young peo-
pie started to get on the train and at
the same time they were showered
with rice. The couple realized at
once that their friends had the best
of them and good naturedly made
the best of the situation.
With the usual best wishes, etc,
the friends put the young couple on
the train and the big crowd at the
depot and the passengers on the train
naturally thought II was a genuine
bridal party. And there was no time
for explanations or protestations on
the part of the victims of the joke
With Mr. Paddison and Miss Ander-
son vowing they would get even"
the train pulled out.
The fun the crowd of young peo-
pie had at the expense of the couple
could hardly be measured.
ID. S. McMillen was the alleged best
man and he managed the joke most
successfully. A large number of other
well known young men and women
were implicated The best man gave
out 234 S. 10 f. street as the bridal
party's Salt Lake address.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
DESTROYED BY FIRE.


This morning the small residence
occupied by Peter Hollenbeck and
family located on the C. w. Horsley
ranch three miles east of Grand
Junction. was destroyed by fire and
all its contents were consumed.
Mr.. and Mr9 Hollenbeck came to
town early this morning and left
their two little children at home.
About an hour after the Hollenbecks
came to town telephone message
was received stating that their home
had burned. However the little
children escaped. uninjured. Not a
piece of household goods was saved
from the flames.
The house belonged to C. w. Hors-
ly. the owner of the ranch. ami Mr..
Hor, eley was also in town whoa tic
fire occurred.
There was no insurance and the
loss Will amount to several hundred
dollars.
The exact cause of the fire is not
known but 1t is supposed tina. II
started from fire in the kitchen
stove. The fire attracted quite a
crowd.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
STEALING FROM INDIANS.

Ross Hossman was arrested near
Glenwood Springs Saturday on the
charge of horse stealing and is now
in Jail at that place.
1t is believed that Hossman is al
the chad of an organized band OF
thieves who have been stealing hors,
es from Indians in this section of the
state for many months.
There have been something like
sixty head of horses stolen from
the Ute Indians during the summer
The Utes down west of Fruita have
had much cause to complain of the
depredations of horse thieves. Hoss
man will be given a hearing in day
or two.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
THSTEVE ADAMS


Special to The Sentinel.
Wallace, Idaho, Sept. 17.-Sheriif
Sutherland, Warden T. l.. Whitley,
and Deputy Sheriffs E. p. Johnson
and ]. H. Fuller, of Boise City, with
Steve Adams in charge will reach
here Tuesday.
This information is given out b.
Attorney Nugent, of the defense, who
is here Upon the arrival of the the
party a demand will be made for inn
mediate preliminary hearing foe
Adams in the Tyler murder case, I'M
der which charge he is now held.
If discharged Deputy Sheriffs OF
Denver are here to arrest Adams on
the Gregory murder charge. An eff
fort will then be made to gain his lib
erty by habeas corpus proceedings
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-17
MYSTERIOUS

Special to The Sentinel.
Los Angles, Sept. 17.-After SUI
ferIng excruciating agony from the
effects of a bath in scalding water. in
his apartment in a local hotel John
Harcey, wealthy coal dealer of Den
yer and Leadville died at the Carls-
bad hospital at three o'clock yester-
day morning. The accident is sur
rounded by mystery, as Hercey was
alone in his apartments when he was
immersed in the steaming bath. 1t
was probably suicide.