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The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Big Sensation
In the School

Special TO The sentinel
Georgetown. Colo, March 22--
Prof. William Thomas of the public
schools Is charged with administer
ing a terrific beating upon Robert
Maxwell. aged ~ last Friday, and
complaint has been made to Score
ry'sWhitehead OF the Humane so
city of Denver.
Prof. Thomas. whose ambition Is
10 become q Presbyterian minister.
is alleged to have brutally assaulted
the boy. who Is a son of County Com
missioner F. A. Maxwell Last
Thursday the boy violated the rules
of the school and Prof. Thomas arder-
ed him to remain after school hours
The little fellow waited for 20 min
utes and upon the professor failing
TO appear went home. When Prof
Thomas discovered that Robert was
gone he purchased a leather double
trace and large piece Of hose. Fiji
dav afternoon school was dismissed
carly. hut Robert Maxwell was order
ed to report at the superintendent
office. The double trace, it Is chafs-
cd was then put In motion and the
how received drubbing which, II is
Alleged merged upon brutality Ihe
nrofessor il Is charged. then threw
lin TO the floor and used the hose. a
number Of the school boys assert ina
he nut his knees ON the lads chesi'
after which be belabored MN III
most shameful manner. When the
little fellow emerged from the room
his ewes were bloodshot and almost
bursting from their sockets ana II
was with dimculty that he was ablH
to make his way home.
older students attempted TO inter
fere. but were roughly showed aside.
after which the door was locked. NO"
those students have notihed the De
aeain resorts to such violence they
will punish him. ~
il is said that members OF the
school board have had warm SEES
sion with the professor ana ms ar
rest is expected There is consider
able. feeling here over the mater
and threats have been made against
Thomas.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
SPECIAL TO AGENTS.
We are not trying to build up the
largest company, but the best.
THOMAS f. DAILY. Pres.
Capitol Life of Colorado

DR.. Mahood delivered an address
this afternoon on Faith Cures.
Tonight Book Clim Camp No 81
Woodmen of the World will meet in
regular session.
There will be regular meeting OF
Temple Commandry No. 23 tonight
at Masonic hall.
Quite a number of out of town PEG
Pile will witness the production OF
Monsieur Beaucaire."
n. Il. Vlckery, the Colorado Mid
land Official left this morning on No
for a short visit to Leadville.
The man brought down from Pail
SADIE yesterday. thought TO be de-
mented has not yet been given q
hearing.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Mesa County Bowling al
leys with the county clerk and re
corder.
with the present stock comparat-
lively new and with new goods arrlv-
ing the Colorado Shoe store offers the
best inducements to the public.
On Saturday afternoon at Wads-
worth's store the ladies' of st. Joseph +
Catholic church will have cake sale
and a sale OF burnt wood Easter
cards.
Bishop C. s. Olmstead. of the
Rocky Mountain diocese of the Epns-
copal church has just made public
the announcement that he has en-
dowed a lectureship in the uniyer-
sity of Colorado, to be known as the
Bishop Spauldlng Lectureship. The
late bishop. in whose memory this
chair Is given, cherished q high re-
gard and great love for the State
University and often before his death
had expressed his desire and inten-
ton to endQw a lectureshlp in the
institution. His eminent success or
had the wish fulfilled.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
He Has Very
Black Record


SpecInI 10 TIC 9VHIIIIV''
New York, March 22.-on me
charge of conspiring to defraud bank
ing houses in four countries, ont OF
hundreds of thousands of dollars by
means of a novel and daring trick
IN connection with the stock OF
gold mining company of oreyiiie lie;
California. ex-convict and terror oil
wall street. Alfred s. Goslin. was ar
rested late last night at the Man
haitian end of the Brooklyn bridge
,oy,r which he had walked from
Brooklyn With him AT me NM
was his brother Edwin VINO wa
rested as a suspicious chhr"o'e'
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Will Tolerate No
WhiteWaShing


New York. March 22.-Joseph II.
Choate. as counsel to the Trnesdale
investigating committee OF the Nut
ual Life Insurance company, rs 10
have thorough housecleanlng' no
matter who is hit He is declared
to have stated that not even the INN
esi coat of whitewash will be per
mitted to be applied to any part OF
the proceedings. Every member oil
the board of trustees and those Tor
mer trustees who recently resign
ed and are amenable to action by the
investigating committee, VIII nave To
answer.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Edwin Root
ROughin' 1t !


Special to The Sentinel.
Denver, March 22.-Edwin w.
Root, one of the sons of the secre-
tary of state. is roughing it for his
health on ranch near Sinton, Texas.
He has been thrown by a bucking
broncho and spent a night lost on
the prairie. and the cowboys say that
he has already passed through the
tenderfoot stage of western life.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Another Fatal
Snow Slide
Special to The Sentinel.

Granite. Colo. March 22.-An
enormous snowslide came down last
night in the Dinfield and Clear Creek
Mining districts, killing It is reported
half a dozen men. Among the dead
are Harry Wineburn. a pioneer pros
pector and mining man. of Chaffee
country. A relief party was organiz-
ed here this morning by James Ball,
and has gone to the scene of the dis
aster. Mr.. Wineborn. who lost his
life, is one of the Oldest prespectors
and mining men in the district. His
name has been connected with a half
dozen good producers. At the time
Of his death, he was representing
an eastern syndicate in securing min
ing properties.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
.SilvertOn Isolated
From the World !


Silverton. March 22.-With only
one telephone line as the link be
tween Silverton and the outside world
the camp is otherwise completely iso-
lated. Late this afternoon slide
carried away the telephone and tele-
graph lines and all news from the
camp is being telegraphed to Dur
ango and from there tits telegraphed
to outside points. The bodies OF
all of the twelve men who were kill
Id by the slide which ran Saturday
and swept the bunk house of Shen-
andoah have been recovered. the last
one being found at noon today The
camp is well provisioned and coaled
and no apprehension is felt along
these lines.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22

The street and alley commit
. tee of the city council and the
. street commissioner have
. agreed to recommend to the
. city council that wherever
. parking is petitioned for within
. the city limits In the resident
. ial districts, that upon eighty
foot streets eight feet on either
side. beyond the sidewalk line.
and on one hundred-foot
streets ten feet on either side
of the street. be granted for
. parking purposes,
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Uneasiness Oyer
Meyers Health !

Special To Tie Sehii'''
Denver. March ga special te
the Times from Boise cry. idan'
Friends of Charles IL. Meyer pres,
dent of the Western Federhtion :"
Miners declare that the hc'io"
the authorities in placing hlill J." i,i,
-. aanfnament in the Boise Jan
s a endangered his health
Mover has greatly weakened lu
health since his arrest and his friends
NE foar his throat affection will
he greatly aggravated by life IN IN -.
r pe in which the sun never shines
The cell in which Mover was was, con oi,,
anal today. is according TO The a1-
thorIties large and well yenl lii.',',
n is in a remote part of the buildins
and no sound from other inhhates %
Of the prison can ever reach hih'
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22

The Fatalities
Are Appalling


Toxic, March 22.-Aceording to
report from the governor general of
Formosa, 6,136 persons were injured
and 2.77G houses destroyed by the
recent earthquake Another report
says that 1000 houses were damag-
ed. The stock was not entirely sub
sided.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Bad Fire in City
OF Chicago


Chicago. March 22.-One girl and
two firemen were slightly injured and
some of the firemen were nearly
overcome by the smoke and n serious
panic apong the ZOO prisoners in. the
Cook county Jail was threatened as
the result of a fire that started in
the fourth floor of the brick building
at 2O7 and 215 Kenzie street last
night The injured girl was one OF
the night crew of 20 girls making
electrical apparatus in the Belder man
ufacturing company's building.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22

without any doubt this recon-
mendation to the city council by the
street and alley committee will be
affirmed at the next regular session
of the council
A number of parking proposi-
lions have been held in obeyance in
various sections of the city until such
time as the council had decided upon
what amount of grant would be per-
mitted for parking purposes. With
the present recommendations of the
council. which win undoubtedly be
affirmed. the work can go ahead and
before the end OF the summer Grand
Junction will see number of streets
handsomely parked which will add
greatly to the appearance of the city.
1t would seem that II this parking is
undertaken by the residents in any
section that gathering would be
placed along the outside of the park
ing in concrete and this would then
forever make the parking a perma-
nent fixture of those streets.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Still WrangIing
Over Statehood


Washington, March ga spec
ial rule, sending the statehood bill
TO conference. was brought into the
house today by Mr.. Dallzell las the
first business of that body today Mr.
Dalzell demanded the previous ques-
ton and on rising vote. l49 voted
for and 124 against it, A roll call
was secured on demand OF minority
leader Williams
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22
Number of Quakes
In Short Periods F!


Palermo. March 22.-There have
been 81 earthquakes on the island
of Ustita in the last three days. The
population lives in constant terror.
A great valley has been formed in
the center of the island and all of the
houses have been demolished. The
shocks were vertical. not undula-
tory, and were accompanied by loud
subterranean rumblings.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

DR.. ]. W. Boles arrived home last
Friday from . three weeks visit in
s.. Louis.
A, P. Muntsell and family spent
christmas with Mr.. Munlel's parents
near Boonvi1le.
jim Hubbard, who Is . student 1t
christian srothers college in St. Louis,
10 enjoying holiday week At home in
this city.
Ed Hamlin, Freight Agent for the
Missouri Pacific at Jefferson City,
spent the holidays with his parents
here, and with other relatives and
friends. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
A Good Time.

Versailles Lodge, No. 281, I. o. o.
+. had avery enjoyable meeting Thurs
day night, thanks to the courtesy OF the
X. P's., who kindly gave us the hall
for the occasion. The attendance was
not nearly as large at it should have
been, many members living in Yer
sailles being conspicuous by their alb
sence, but the gordly number present
had a very interesting time. The Sd
degree was conferred on Jesse l..
Glenn, the roll of membership was
called, and after adjournment, Past
Grand Mills treated the brothers to
IN oyster supper and cigars at the
Brownfeld Cafe. which was fully en-.
joyed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
0PtOn-hottm0n.

Married. Monday. lDec. 2ath, at the
residence Of the brides parents In this
city. Mss Alkaline v, Hoffman,. Of
Versailles aud Mr.. Hal Horton. of
Sedalia, Rev. c. ]. Polston, Of this city,
performing the wedding ceremony.
A large number Of relatives aud friends
we're present, and after the ceremony an
elegant wedding supper was served.
Among the presents were the following:
Bessie Lockwood, decorated glass set;
Mrs. Millett. tooth pick holder; S. O.
Miliett. e pitcher. Certa BlscIman
pickle dish; Florence Law, pickle dish;
Willie Horschild, water pitcher; Herman
Frisch. cake plate; Bisnch Prisch. desert
dish; Ssliie Parker cake plate; Paul
Rrahen and sister; glass water set;
Mattel Cook and Sadie Reetx. dresser
scarf: Alice Stewart 4 Mary Fitz gerald
a clock; Mary Pugh'and brothers. parior
lamp; Messrs. Milligxn and Yunt. VI
Sedslis, vet silver knives and forks;
Clyde Todd. fruit stand: Mr.. and Mr'.
McGrath, Sedaiis. silver Jewel bos;I. W.
Murphy, Ssdslia. silver syrup pitcher;
Lewis Cores, Sedalis. silver meat iovk
Charles jackson. Sedaiis. silver batter
knife amd sugar she'll; Mr.. and Mrs. " 3,
Hoffman. ted speed ard water NJ.
Hattie Hoffman. wash bowl and pitcher.
The happy cospae win enjoy themselves
Aess dusing'ths hosidhys, and will then
make Ssisiis tsnds home. May hap.
piness bswltb .thsnAiwsys.,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
Madrigal Lady Entertainers,

The entertainment Of the Madrigal
Lady Entertainers which appears here
next Monday night is an exceptional
fine one, being artistic and refined in
every way, and Of unusual merit.
The four young ladies composing the
quartette are musicians and singers of
rare ability. BE sure and don't fail
to hear Mrs. Monroe--Hite play her
$3,OOO.OO Cremona violin.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

W. II. ". Arkenbright, Of the I0-
dema neighbOrhood, was over last
week to interview Santa, and made
thd RErumIcAN a social call.
The Kansas City Times Of Dec.
26sh, reports Gen. Hudson seriously
i'll at his home in Topeka. ami his
physicians say his recovery 10 very
doubtful.
Sid Spurlock. is havisg the front
torn out Of the bsikltnE, recently va
Gated by y. A. Wsrtams, In City No.
tel building, ,snaswia put in a. plate
glass 'front.', When completed he will
put in a'!Asse stock Of general mcs'
ehaadisA.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
Pastor at Versailles.

Rev. e. N. White OF S%mithton, a
Baptist minister we'll known in this
section OF the state has been called to
the pastorate OF the church in Ver-
sailles for full time for next year, and
will soon move his family there to be-
gin his work. He has resided a,
Smithton Tor about ten years. preach
ing at many different churches in this
section, and is a popular minister
Upton Times.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
DoSarth.ChOShiPe

Married, Sunday, Dec. 26th. 1906. at
the residence Of the brides mother. Miss
Georgia M. Cheshire Of Versailles, and
Mr.. John W. Bozarth Of Boonvilie.
Chief Electric Engineer Of the
Boonville Reform school. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. e. ]. Polstrn.
Many valuable presents were received
by the hap y couple. who left on the
evening train for their Boonville home.
The good wishes Of the REPUBLICAN, "a
with them.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

Tan, now losated'ih Room No. s Ma
son & Hardy Indy, where ! sni ready g.
msts your Abstract. write your lnsur
aMce. do yosr Notary Public worx etc.
phone 28I
Old papers Tor sale at this flee
9.cents per hundred. Good to pu,
under carpets, on shelves. cts.
A family reunion a held a. tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. EsHy Hawks,
near B~artle's. station. Monday. Dec.
Gath, intended az . Christmas iunc-
,ion. at viii h Mesdames t;unn and
family, Ma5sir., jas. McSait an
family and o&hcvs. were present. 4
fine dianes wss xesvesl ami an cNjoy.
ahle tbac was had. Mcsdamest;un,
anAiN astin. arc. sisters Of Mss.. ilawAGh
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
H. X. ENL0E,
RESIDENT z
'"'' X ;':''' '''''''s's' IS. ,'''''
LOCAL NEWS.

Adjourned term Of the Morgan
County Circuit Court next Wednes-
day. Jan. I'd.
Tuesday was certainly an ideal
Christmas day, and thoroughly enjoy.
ed by all classes.
Attorney A. X. Met lanahan, Of
Kansas City, spent Christmas with old
Versailles friends.
The days are beginning to stretch
out again, and in . month or two a
fellow will be able to get in full time.
DR.. c. c. Price, OF Kansas City,
and Dean Price, Of St. Louis, spent
Christmas with home folks in YER
%saillcs.
Atwood Long, who has been in
Colorado and Nebraska for the past
J year is here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Long.
Eugene Livcsay, son Of Prof. J. A.
Livesay, is spending the holiday va
cation at home in this city. Eugene
is a student at Central College in Fay
cite.
: DR.. &. G. Gum, who is taking his
third years. course at Barnes Medi-
c-l College, St. Louis, is enjoying his
Holiday vacation with home folks in
Versailles.
Miss Mary Beale, who has been at
tending college in Philadelphia, Pa,
arrived here last week to spend the
holidays with her parents, DR.. and
81 Mrs. J. +. Beale.
Rev. David &. Peters, OF Trinidad,
Col, arrived in Versailles last week
and with his family is spending the
1holidays with DIR. T.. G.. Woods and
family.
Herbert S. Woods, who is an in
Structer in the chemical department
f0f the University Of Illinois, at Cham
paign, arrived home Christmas morn
ing for a holiday vacation with his
%)'parents, DR.. and Mrs. p. G.. Woods
Z Of this city.
Lucius Ross and sister, Miss Mary.
son and daughter OF A. l.. Ross, ac-
! ,companied by their Aunt, Miss Lizzie
Ehank, are here spending the holiday
3~keason. The two former are attend
ling school at Columbia, while Miss
Shank is keeping house for them.
English pawn Liniment removes all
Hard. Sof, or Calloused I.umps and blem
ishes from horses. Hood Spavins. Curbs,
Spiints. Sweeney, Ring Hone. Stiles.
Sprains. all Swollen Threats. Coughs,
etc. Save $50 by use Of one hottie
Warranted the most wonderful Blem,sh
J Cure ever known. Sold by Mun,zel
Drug Co.
The High school debating societies,
Eureka and Excelsior, held a debate
Friday night on the question, "Re-
>solved, That the love of money hai
Z more influence on human affairs than
the love Of fame" The question wa.
decided for the affirmative, and the
Eureka boys are feeling good.
Ed. Petty shipped ten Of his thor
oMghbrcd Poland-China hogs to
I Coaldale. Nevada, last Friday. There
! were nine gifts and a male hog in the
herd, and they we're purchased by
II flames Forman, brother Of attorney
VIM. Forman, who will start a hard
! ii this fine breed-on his big Nevads
ranch.
Beginning with next week will
ZONE the installations OF the officer.
II the various iraternal organizations;
and VI hope the secretaries win fur.
nish US with fHll reports Ct the same,
especially with the change Of officer,
Gs~~~.s~s., 80 kn.- "a. 1:a.c.. ~~.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

C1othine-Mens' Dress Shoes, I'M
de ear, Suit Cases. FAMOUS.
Itch cared In 10 minutes BY wooifordIs
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold BY
Muntsei Drug Co.
Mrs. Sam McNair spent Christmas
with home folks and friends in Kan
sas City.
Phone 267. Room s Mason & hsrdy
Bldg Chas. W. Kavauugh. Notary.
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.
The Versailles public schools will
open again for business next Mon.
day.
W. T., and Charles Petty, both Of
Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting home folks
here this week.
The Latest New Idea 1Oc
Patterns now on sale at Carl
w. Biersach's. on the corner.
Art Thomas, Of Kansas City, Kan.,
is here this week, visiting his broth
ers, W. c. Of Versailles, and A. J.
Thomas, Of this city, also friends in
Syracuse.-Tipton Times.
Miss Annie Yarnell, teacher Of
grades 6 and Z, presented each Of her
scholars with 4 box Of fine candy FRI
day evening as a holiday present.
The girls in return presented her with
a handsome jewel case.
We have a Christmas card and des-
cription pamphlet Of Excelsior Springs
from DR.. Griffin, for which he has
our thanks. The DR.. is a s~on-in-law
Of Banker Stephens, Of. IA city, and
of course has a kindly feeling 70 all
Versaillains.
The Christmas Eve services at the
NJ. f. church, south, Monday even
ing was largely attended and a very
pleasant time was spent with Santa
Claus. The donations for the poor
we're sufficient to help every needy
family in the city to a happy Christ
mas.
The friends OF attorney and Mrs.
A. B. Knipmeyer, who recently took
up their home at Memphis, Tenn {,
will be pleased to learn that they have
been made happy by the arrival of a
fine girl baby at their homo: Mrs.
c. v. N. Hudson, mother of Mrs. X.
is spending the holidays with them in
Memphis.
Gen. Hudson was taken seriously
i'll Wednesday afternoon of last week,
after his return from a visit to Tope-
ka, and for a few hours his life was
dispaired OF, but Drs. Lutman and
Hubbard pulled him through alright.
His wife, O and daughter were sum-
moned, arriving here Tuesday morn.
ing. His improvement was rapid and
he will be ready for his Christmas
turkey.
Word vas received here last week
from ]. A. Hamlin that his wife had
died Wednesday Of last week in Den.
yer, where they resided, and was
buried Friday. Jasper is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Hamlin. of this
city, and his many friends here will
be sorry to learn Of his serious loss.
Deceased was buried at Grand juno.
ton, Colorado. She had been in bad
health for several months.
With this issue We close the year
1905, and volume seven. With the
next issue we will begin the New Year
with No. 1, volume eight, and with
the resolution, good for three hun.
dred and sixty-fvc days in the year,
to keep the Morgan County RErUBLi.
CAN in the lead, the largest and best
paper published in the county, and
ask our friends everywhere to help u.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
Shareholders Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to the share.
holders Of the Bank Of Versailles, At
Versailles, Mo-, that the annual meet.
ing Of the shareholders Of said Bank.
ing Corporation will be held in the
Directors room Of said Bank At two
OsclOok in the afternoon on the second
Monday N January, 1907, the same
being the 14th Of said month, for the
purpose Of eleGting nine directors Of
said Bank to serve during the ensuing
yess..
4. IT,. Ross, Pvesidens..
W',u. II. SrEFxsNs,, cashi<x.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

II you want
SEWING MACHINE
at wholesale prices, you a get one
for the next Is days by seeing Lewis
Lumpee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-18
Fraudulent Antiques.

From Country Life in America for March.
An expert said to me, There isn't
single real antique on Fourth avenue.
haven't a doubt but that his statement
was exaggerated and largely unjustihabie.
and yet there is something In IT, lie
knows what he is talking about, for he
had a great deal to do with the collection
of sun dials owned by the Metropolitan
museum collection which has been pro-
nounced to be entirely genuine, with one
possible exception. And yet he admits
having been fooled himself. lie mas ono
ancient locking brass dial, dated Rome.
tge-. He saws he believes il Is old and
came from Rome, but he is sure that IL
Is not over hundred years old ana Is
COPY or imitation. The market IS undouh,-
edlv full of fakes. and the safest way N
TO buy through an experienced collector
or else avoid them
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-18

and execution will take the reading world
by surprise The novel is fundamentally
a study of temperament 1t will be enti-
tied The Genius, and Will be issued some
time in March.
Mary O. Waller, known to the reading
public By her delightful novel; Sanna, IS
now in Holland where with her mother,
she has taken house In earning SUI
burb near The Hague. u am wrestling
with Dutch ways of accomplishing
things" she writes to a friend In America,
aprepos If her house keeping problems.
"It is all amusing. very-and. ! confess,
instructive. We Americans might well go
to school for two months In the year
at least, In Holland" The date of Miss
Walters return to this country is still
uncertain. but It Is probable that she viii
walt until she is at home again before
beginning work on another novel. San
ma. fl is said. is still having steady and
considerable sale.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-18

Margaret Potter. one of the most indus
trious of the younger American writer's,
as well as one of the most ambitious and
gifted, is soon to publish through the
Harpers a novel which Is said to be
founded upon the life of famous COM
poser Though previous novels. The
House of de Mailly. Istar of Babylon, and
others. have evidenced an unusual orig
inal power and versatile genius, those whe
have read the advance sheets of her
forthcoming book declare that lis scope