The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27

the glare of the footlights.
J. w. stoneman, OF Fruita, was in
town yesterday
The passenger reached the city
nearly four hours late
Henry r. Bhone arrived home to-
day at noon from Washington.
The city council viii meet in ad-
journed session tomorrow evening.
We are not doing any new process
work hut the same reliable first
class work as herctofore.-E Excelsior
laundry.
The Excelsior laundry is turning
out higher class of work than ever
before. Give Them trial and be con
vlnced
Queen Esther circle meets Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock at the
home of Miss Pearl Borschell. G36
Grand avenue. Every member is ear
nestly requested to be present
Monday night, March 9Th is the
date of the engagement of "Hooligan
in New York at the Park opera
house. The town is being billed for
the show today.
Undertaken Bannister will send a
casket to DeBeque this evening 10
contain the remains of a little child
of William Van Cleve. residing At
that place. The funeral viii take
place tomorrow afternoon.
The maximum temperature YES
terday was 81 degrees, the minimum
temperature this morning was 30 de
grees Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday, warmer tonight. is the
forecast.
This mornNg the meats and other
viands left over from the supper serv-
ed last night at the Elks ball was dis
trihutod among worthy poor fam
ilies under the direction of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
G. w. Williams. representing the
funny show "Hooligan in New York %
is in town today arranging FOR the
appearance of the attraction at the
Park opera house at an early date
The show is said to he good one.
There has been a good sale of seats
FOR the engagement of Paul Gilmore
in the romantic comedy. Captain
Debonnaire, at the Park opra house
tomorrow night and the distinguish
ed Young actor viii be greeted by "a
large audience.
Passenger train No. coming in
last night from the west met with an
accident near Castle Gate. The eng
Inc broke down and it was neces-
sary to send a freight engine from
this city TO bring the passenger in.
The train reached the city nearly
four hours late.
The date of the "Old Song" con
cert announced for Friday night.
March End. at the Presbyterian
church. has been changed from that
evening to Tuesday evening, March
9Th. Circumstances make it abso-
lutely necessary that this change OF
date shall be made but there will
ha htars flg
entertainment which promises to be
one of the most enjoyable. as we'll as
one o fthe most unique musical en-
tertninments ever given in the city
Tickets already sold will be good for
March 6th. The choir of the Pres
byterian church is one OF the strong
est in the city and these singers will
render the old songs in splendid
manner. The singers Will he costum-
ed Seats for the "Old Song" con
cert are on sale al the Norheck Mus
ic stIre. the Rnmey- Cdlock Realty
company. The Fair and Moody's Jew
elry store.
This morning at ten o'clock John
Chamberlain, a negro who stabbed
A, Il. Walsh during a quarrel between
the TWO men on Fourth street Satur-
day night, was arraigned before
Judge sweeney for preliminary hear
lh@s ilA was ANti ktu WIN making an
assault with knife with murderous
intent The defendant was not re-
presented by an attorney. Attorneys
Greer and Coles represented the pros
ecution. Several witnesses We're eN-
amined. Mat Mast and man named
Murphy testified to seeing the fight
10 seems that Chamberlain denoun-
ced Walsh for interfering with him
and another man who were quarrel
ing i'm the saloon a few minutes be
fore. Walsh attempting to separate
the men. Chamberlain struck at
Walsh with knife, infiicting a
wound in Walsh's shoulder and Wal
sh struck the negro at about the same
time. The other details of the trou-
Bile published IN the Sentinel yester-
day were suhstantiated by the Wit
nesses After hearing the evidence .
the Judge announced that he would
take The matter under consideration
until five O'Clock his afternoon.
did not testify. He Is
in the county Jail He will probab-
~ be bound over to wait the action
Of the district court.