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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-21
Elm TEXAS WUNDER,

Cine tleine 5laibe BON geras 8unber,
6aa's GROCER g%ntoeduns, beilt ale 9ie-
ren' uno 8laieuIeibeu, entfernt Stelue,
beilt Diabetes, GusHuB, itpahe 8iden,
Rbeumatismus unb ale unreeelmaSigs
teiten Der Nieren uno Der 8laie BEL BEL.
ben @eihlebtern, ebenio 8laienleieen
Bel ainoeru. Benu guer Is0tbeter es
niht nertauft, t5nnt SIR es gesen Gin.
ienouns bon $l.00 erbalten. Cine tleine
Slaide reiht fir atuet Nouate unb Der.
fehlt ielten 9eiluns. Or. 6. 50. Sat,
aueiniger Sabritant, 9. 8. 8or 629, ct.
oouis, Mu. 2aBt gub 8eugniiie fhiden.
Bum 8ertauf bel allen 9~ruqaiten.
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yaaltae Eonrttten SalatWaaen

nah Californian, ebenlo mad st.
Souls uia 9eras & 8aeific . Balm
Dbne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 3idet $ Ngenten weaen oieIes
neuen 9ienites ooer an 8. %. Eur.
ner, @enerul@ BaiiagiersI gent, Sal.
fa5. Teras.
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ga,er fenut tic ntdht,

bic oDrtref1ibe beptif3e 5amilienarsnei,
bic ct. Bernard . Rrduterpi1fen, bas be.
tuabrte 6ausmittei, oas fhon uniere
Borfahren NIT ausaesei1netem grfolge
aegen 10 piele iif Bpm @eidfecht Az sc.
ihleht f~orterbenben Rrantbetten an.
tuonoten. unlere Batter uno Mitter
tpuBten oas Mittei berbientermaBen au
ibdben, be oalielbe in alien Tauen BON
Inperbaulibteit, ~8erftopfung, Malaria
unb BEL bielen anberen 8ranfbeiten un,
fehlbar half. @s 1T unb bleibt aud
bente nod cine Der superldifsiten 5amis
lienme6iainen.
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Wus Son Trnncisco If me,

Nus San Trancisco 1T menia
Weues au meloen. 9as Seuer brennt
an Dec Battlefront nod lanafam fort,
oob 9laubt man, oaB oas @noe iebt
balo erreiht 1T. Ole 8abl Der 90s
ten oergr6Bert iih. Sn ben 9rims
mern Der ab~aebrannten 6auIer mer.
ben taalid 2eihen aefunoen, aus Ell.
mem ebemaliaen 2%ogierbauIe an Der
iiinften StraBe muroen Sreitaa oeren
Is berausaebDlt. Die Nusmanbe.
rung oauert fort. in Saflano Sino
3auienoe BON Sliihtlineen. Bier.
aebn Xeute tpuroen bel Dem 0erIud
erihOfien. bic Wiinae aussurauben.
Wpn allen Stdbten tpmmen @elo.
ien6unaen. in Stem gort muroe an
einem 2age cine Wliaion eelammeIt.
Der 5~anoelsminifter Wetcalf 1T nab
San 5rancisco sereiit. SIM Nenem
J%rrenbaus nabe San Sole iolen IL
NngeFelte uno 55 Batienten um's
2eben getommen iein.
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Mnerlet.

Inter Dem 5irmnnan,en vSDu=
tbern Broouce & Truit gDmpans"
bat ii9 an Der @de Der 0DlorOia
StraBe uno bes Wilitdrs Blasa'5 Elm
ueues @eibaft etabliert, melhes NIT
Observation-Disclosures BrDbutten, @es
flieel, Sbit, II. +. ~. iu 8rDBen
hanbelt. yin Der Spite ftebt Sc. 6.
Bpettdler. friiher in Sbulenbur9
mpbnbaft. uno Die in Der olei9en 8es
eenb nDblbetannten 6errer s. VI.
BDettber, S. Vs.. uuo Us. 8. Neu'
baus uno @us. ulrth 9ebDren nit
81 ben Direttoren Der @eie1ihaft.
50nntaa nahmittag UNI 3 ubr
finoet i'm GrDBen Opernbaus cine
WaifensG %eriammlune BON 8ureern
itatt, nm itdl iiber Wittel uno 8eee
gu beraten, mie man Son ~!Sranciscu
gu 6iilfe tpmrter1 fam. 9as Gtaots
ratsfDmite bat feline Samtnlungen
bereits begDnnen uno WapDr gaIo@
aban BAT cine Proclamation erlaIs
fen, in Der er Die Burger BON 5ar
NntDnio aufforoert, su benz 6ilfS>
funos beiautra9en.
Treitag abeno geaer1 8 uhr
muroe an Der @eftsg Commerce unb
Der Becos=S traBe elm Meritaner bot,
einem Waaen iberfabren uno idwer
berlebt.
Sobn McDepitt. elmer Der BON,
,BuiineB Mien's Cub" aneeiteas
ten 2~aufiunaen, ftel ,yreitaa nahs
mittag. als er fib an benz ,,ssire
Escape" berunterlaifen mpIte, aus
benz orttten StuGmerf oes Sperns
baule8, entfam aber Dhne ihlimme
8erlebunger.
- 0eute lit San SocintO . 9a9,
berielbe pirb in Der iibliben Weiie
begongen. 6eute moraen nuroe
Ben Wilam's Grab nDn ben 5hul=
finbern betrdnst uno Sberit Sc HDs
Brpmn, Der 9ommanoeur oes 26.
Snfanterie Geaiments, btelt cine
&eoe am @rabe. 0eute nahmittag
finbet oer grpBe Blumentorlo uno
bic 8lumeniblaht itatt. 6eute abene
lit Der san SacintO : gal in Der
Turnbale.
= Nm Samftae abeno finbet in
Der TurnbaIe elm iapaniiber Tana
itatt, bel benz ale Dan1en in iapani'
fden S0itiimeu eri1einen.
- Die, Taaiabuna bes SGneers
bunoes bat beihlDffen, oas ndhfte
Geit in @alpeiton a~baubalteu.
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Seine Aual tOmmt Der ourb &beu'
matismus oeruriadten eGeid. Durb
ben @ebrau6 bon elmer Il Mmenbs
Weeept 0p. 1851 miro iDFDrt 2in-
oerung geibaffeu. SIN alien Apo.
theten au hQben.
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4entr 8opf.
a b 9neioer Der unlGngit in
Berlin berbaftets" S9tffsbauitubent
StoB, Der Grauen unb Mdb6sn tn sss
malt amer Wetie DIE 36pfe obgefdnits
ten bate uno in oeFen WobRung 81
3Spfe porgefunoen purben, purbe Don
benz S40ffen9eri9t ssmGB Dem ar>
TRACE oes Staatsantpaltes BON Der Mnz
tlage oes 8iebitabls. Der f1rperliden
WtBbdnolung unb Der tbdttt9en Be-
l%etotgung freigefpro9en, in Der @r>
tpartung, oab feline 6amilie i'm Iofort
elmer 4nitaIt 8ufibre. Die Sa9bers
ltdnotgen batten iiberetnftimmenb oas
8orRanoenIein elmer frsien Wiaensbes
itimmunq perreint.
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WahIzQ lnsetde.

". v. 8 ur8 b q d modt betannt, bah
er Sanoioat ftir oas amt bes StaotsIes
mates pom "a. ienat0rielleu 9ifrift 1T
nno ftb um Die oemOfratiibe Nomino.
ton betuirbt. Ser 9iitritt umfabt bic
Counties Betar, 8anoera, Gillespie.
Seuoau unb &err.
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Cone Star Bier 6eim garneUa(
un0 Sdngerfelt.

uItU oUitUCt 'CYt.
Bum 8ampf Der Bagen unb geianae
Seib Sbr gelaben peit unb brett.
8ommt. bort nit uns bic Subeltlanse
SerIebt NIT uns me ih1ne Belt.
8ir baben Naes norbereitet
Sdr's 90ppeIfet, has nor uns itebt.
Hnb Mles lit 10 erngeleitet,
DAB es nod 8unib bon iiatten sebt.
Bir feiern einen garnepal
Wtit Utummenibans gar fein unb pracbtie
uno Sreuo' uno 4uft berriht iiberaG
uno 5robiinn. er 1T ibermdthtig,
Ser neiat CUR Seiterteit. gum Sders
@er MIL ueraefen Gora unb Ylage,
8em leicht Der Slim unb leibt oas Sers
DEM roinfen ibbne, frobe Gage.
&pmmt II berbei. Sbr SKINNER ale
8eraeBt bic Jrau'n unb &inber nidbt
uno uiui9 tut in oieiem Faue.
Bas Cure Sbuloteteit uno Bnibt.
90cb uiht 8u ibau'n nun aiebt's oas
SbDne
SaS Nu9' miro nibt ALIEN entaidt,
Sir fibren gueb in's &eib Der Tone
8oburh audi DIR uub Sers bealldt.
@us buaoerten BON Sdnserteblen
@rlhalt oas 6eutihe 9ieb i'm gbor
unb trast bic leitt erre9ten Geeisn
BUM Seiliqtum Der 8unft empor.
Gdb bic Mufit beim Sanserfete,
Sic mirb BON &lnhleru ausseiibt;
90 bieten mir oas Nnerbefe
Dem. Der @eiana uno Wui,t liebt.
lint uenu Sbr bann nadb anb'rer 9abe
8erehti9tes 8erlauseu tra9t,
So if's bic cole ,,Xune gtar" @abe.
Nah Der aeru6bnlih Sober fraat.
8enn nSume gtar''s8ier uno Sanaerfefte
Sinh un%Bertreunltch fur uno fir
uno min gum 8eiten man oas Bette.
SITS eas famOie ,,Sone Star".8ier
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sag- Wabsme Wpff. 6eglebrrin

6anomabriagerin uno Settles 6eile,
rim, erteilt &atidldae in @eiddfts.
angelegenbeiten, 6eirnten. nereiniat
@etrenate, neriheuht bDien @infuB
eiferiiihtiae &nmanoelunoen u. (. no.
SEQ. 404 Oftsg ummer StraBe,
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8efmdbt: Dnmen uno 6errei, UNI,
elm u0afDmmer neues unternebmerl
beim Bublifum einauffbren. Ser
n1anente Steaung fir 2eute, Die grs
fDla baben. War tDmnle am WDns
tao r1am Der Nbenue 6 SEQ. 232.
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8efuder bes Garuepafs nm,

SefudBer beS Garnepals mme
Sanserteites, oeraeRt bas .0eatide
91rfd1en" ant Main Yla5a ntdbt!
Tdgltdb 9rpkeS GOn5ert pes beriibnts
ten 3eilbpfer'fdben Gproler : Guar.
tetts. TrifheS Sier tets am 3apf.
Ser pursii8lidbe gdmierfaie nit
'ghtpar5brpb In better Gmalitaty GU
baber: @btL8 etster ppn sbemers
meger's Varf.
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8ts 40 $1,000

tonnen Yerionen nDn eutem STUFF
obne Riiifo uno Braubetenntnls tag.
lid oeroienen. Wnfragen erbeten an
Mmnoneen=B mrean Union,
Stuttgart, Oeutihlan6.
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petratSsEhetue.

Arthnr y IbompiOn unb 9aura 8reuseu.
grant pselcel uuo Sba 8betu.
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Dcs Bette aeaen 8beumatssmus
1T Giner & MmenoS Necept Wp.
1851. 8erubmt eemproen burh
leine ulelen erfolareihen Seilunaer.
Sn allen Npotheten AZ baben,
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Or, &. 81. ptper.

= y n u
ptds = Seo6noe. MBeibe Telephone 1886.
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finds S Gents 0apana.@ iaarre.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
A GREAT MEETING
At METHODIST CHURCH.

In spite of its being bad night
a good audience greeted Dr. Maho9u
last night at the Methodist church'
in the first service
In his Introductory remarks Ut.
Mahood gave something OF the result
of his study of the Welsh revival l'f;
Mahood went to Wales last year ana
spent number OF weeks among lhe
Welsh people. ...,.,.
He said the Welsh people every
where and all classes of them attrln-
uted the wonderful results OF thelr re-
yival to prayer. Newspaper men
professional men, and laborinS men
all said the secret was prayer An"
SO the doctor said if We have reNlN-
al in Grand Junction it will be as
resuIt of PRAYER. for that has been
the secret Of every great spiii'"'i
revival awakening.
DR. Mahood took his text from
Isiah. where there is no Nisiioh 'le
People Perish. 90
He spoke of the Importance oi
vision of nature. How the com mon
becomes the uncommon 10 tne ole
who can see into the beauty and sec
refs of nature and have marveteu.
God is revealed in nature. DaVlu
said. "The Heavens declare the sloI!
OF God and the tirmamehl siioMe si'N,.5ti,
his handiwork day unto day ulleIet,l
speech and night unto night sho"s'n
knowledge. ,,,s
Ii the second place he spoke oi liir
importance of nation having WIS
ION Of insfice honor and trust SPAN
and Russia had been without VISION
and thus their decay. .,.a
our marvellous development ID the
idea of liberty and our spirit oi pr"
fberhood is due to our vision.
And lastly great emphasis was was
placed upon the importance OF .'ns a,s5
lon of God. \ vision Of God means
n vision of duty and responsibility a
vision of God means a revival
DR. Mahood's manner is very alli.i iuls,, hat
he speaks in a low tone OF voice Dul
his yoiee is so penetrating that he can
he e heard in all parts OF the house
One is struck very foreibly j. b by y, : ,ae ne
evongelists beautiful use OF lansuase
,,,,,he,,t any apparent effort The one
thing that impresses one most is MS
great power.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

1t was reported this afternoon that
M II. Loeifler. the clothing man. was
ON the wrecked No. .. We are glad
10 announce that thos was a mistake
MIR Loefler arrived home at $3.50 o.
clock over the Midland.
Fred Dickey. Of Boulder, has ae-
cepted position with the sugar fac
tory of the Western Sugar & Land
company, as stenographer in the Of
fees MIR. Dickey viii enter upon
his duties at once.
This morning John Krigbaum. an
account of whose trouble with a man
named Darnell was given in the Sen
tineI Yesterday. was arraigned be
fore Justice Sweeney. After hearing
the evidence city Attorney Coles
stated that If Darnell and Krigbaum
would patch up their differences and
settle the dispute over certain prop
erty at once he would not prosecute
the case against Krigbaum. This
the principals in the AFFAIR agreed 10
do and Krigbaum was released.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY

The Salvation army In this prov
ence are having Young Soldier Com
petition and there are prizes given
to the children who sell the most
young soldiers. the papers are a cent
apiece, and the children of Grand
Junction. are going to try for the
prizes, which are as follows:
First prize, five dollars in cash ;
second prize, the Life of Mrs. Gen.
Booth. price 5000: third prize. the
Junior Bonnet or Cap. price $500;
fourth prize. tamborine. price sl.25;
firth prize. morocco bound son book,
valued at 500; sixth prize: Twen-
tieth Century New Testament. price
IS cents: seventh prize. Soldiers
guide. valued at 80 cents.
Those that would like 10 see the
children of Grand Junction win. kind
Iy help them as they come to you,
and encourage them.
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prizes Arc Onered.

The department Of Scientific in
sfruction Of the w C. T. 4. is Of
fering prizes to the pupils Of the 7th
and Sth grades in our public schools
for the best ESSAY on the subject.
evil Effects of Tobacco on the
Human system" TO be treated from
a mental and physical standpoint
Three dollars will be given for the
best essay; $500 for the second best
essay.
The essay must be handed in to the
teacher by April 18th, they VIII then
be turned over to competent judges
10 be passed upon.
Mrs. E. F.. Cole is chairman of this
department. and wishes to interest
lie children in this important sub
ieet
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

Yesterday afternoon Governor
Gooding, of Idaho. very unexpected
Iy to the attorneys of ST. John, honor
ed the requisition for St. John made
bv The Colorado authorities.
1t seems that matters We're opened
with Governor Gooding at two o.
clock in the afternoon and nothing
was done and It was supposed that
a postponement of the hearing had
been made until today. However,
at four o'clock Gov. Gooding honor
ed the requisition papers and Sheriff
Rutan lost no time whatever and
took ST. John in charge and left the
Idaho city at once Cor Colorado.
1t is said that friends We're un-
able to locate St Johns attorney at
four o'clock. the hour the requisition
was honored and the prisoner began
his tourney to Colorado under Sher-
IN Rutan's charge without final con
snltation with his attorney St John
will be taken directly to Telluride ae-
cordmg to the plans announced.
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Death In An Awful Form
Met By Half Hundred People
Denver Rio Grande Passenger Trains No. and No. 10 Meet Terrific
COLLISION this Morning Near OnceTWO Scores People Burned
or Crushed to DEATH and Many are Injured
WORST RAILROAD
Special to The Sentinel.

Special TO The Sentinel.
Pueblo, March 16-13:OU noon.
Prom forty to fifty persons were
killed outright or burned to death
while two scores OF Others were more
or less injured in the wreck ON the
Denver and Rio Giandc railroad at
Adobe. four miles east of Florence,
at 2:3O o'clock this morning, between
westbOund passenger train No. 3 and
east bound train No. 10-
Forty charrcd and blaclSencd bod
les have already been taken from the
wreclSage while fifteen persons, SER
iously injured, are lying ON cots iu
st. Mary's hospital. in Pueblo, with
uhe prospect that some OF their num-
Der will he later added 10 the death
list.
The disaster j. said To have been
caused by the night operator AT Swal-
lows. station several miles east Of
Adobe. having been asleep when hc
should have been wide awake at the
time. This operator il is reported to
have tclegIaphed the dispatcher at
Pueblo in answer to question, that
frain No. 3 had not passed his sta
tion whereas il had gone by while he
was asleep.
As result of this INSTRUMENTATION
orders were issued which brought the
two trains together in one of the mos.
terrible disasters ia the history OF
Colorado railroading, II disaster only
second to the memorable Eden wreck.
Orders have been issued TO arrest
the operator at Swallows. The TWO
trains, rolling along at high rate
of speed, to make up lost time, caus-
sed by the blizzard, came together on
a sharp curve with terrific impact that
carried death and destruction with IT,
Neither train saw the other until
they were within two hundred yards
OF each other. Then It was too late
to avert the disaster, but the brave
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
WESTERN SLOPE SOCIETY
TO MEET AT FRUITA,

on Saturday, March 18th there
will be big meeting of the West
ern Slope Horticultural Society at
Fruita and the citizens of the little
city of the lower valley are making
preparations to royalty entertain the
visitors.
The Fruita Chamber of Commerce
has the arrangements in charge. A
big banquet Will be one of the fea-
lures of the meeting.
Many fruit men and ranchmen
from this city and section will attend.
From all indications the meeting
will be a big success.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
Horrible Charge
Against Them
.necial 10 The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Birmingham. Ala, March To-
Will Christmas Walter Holland and
the latters Wife. respectively son,
son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ Christmas, have been ar
rested for the murder of the latter
couple and their infant son.
Detective Franklin believed that
an old colored man knew something
about the crime. The detective en-
Moved "A ventriloquist to cause a
'tmule to talk" and accuse the super
titious old negro. The latter became
terror stricken and confessed. par
tally incriminating himself, and ae-
cusing the Hollands and Christmas.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
HORROR SINCE EDEN CATASTROPHY

icr hours of the morning from the
scene Of the catastrophe One man.
whose name could not he learned
forced his way into a ear that received
The brunt of the shock and siezing
a young girl who had been pinned
under the wreckage OF n seat. en-
deavored to lift her TO place OF
s;Vety While he raised her the
girl gave a gasp and died The man
droped the girl and seized man
who was lying pinned under some
roof timber. This man was dragged
70 the clearing in the wreckage wher'
other hands siezed him and carried
him TO a place of safety This one
man took flour persons from ihe
wreckage
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

engine crews did their best to stay
the hand of death Two engineers
died at their posts, with their hands
on the emergency brakes. which they
had set To add to the horror of the
accident. the wrecked trains caught
fire and those who were pinned under
meath wreckage and those not kill
ed outright, We're slowly burned to
death, and suffocated by the huge vol
ume of smoke that arose from the
burning wood. Nature. too, was in
her most ugly mood for blizzard was
raging and the night was bitter
cold. Despite this terrible condition.
however, those on the two trains
who were able performed heroic
service in behalf of their more un-
fortunate fellow passengers Willing
hands were urged on by saddened
hearts to do their best and all dur
ing the long cold hours of the early
morning. the work of rescue and re
lief went on. The thought of self
was utterly lost with the rescuers
whose efforts We're concentrated in
the awful task before them.
The identified dead are: William
Hollis, engine No. 1G. Walter Cous-
let. engineer first engine No 3. OF
Pueblo: f. \. Mcfarland. Globe EN-
press messenger. No t6: Thomas
Brannen. Leadville. cousin OF John
Brannen. burned to death. Edward
f. Baird. Denver. Deputy sherin. Ar
chibald Whitney. Bairds prisoner.
Fred biunecoley Denver. Patrick
Murphy. Florence. Mrs A. r. Hewitt
from Lebo Kansas. Baby Hewitt; l..
W Hewitt. Lebo Kansas and Mrs.
l.. W. Hewitt, his wife. also of Lebo
and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hew-
it.
Special to The Sentinel
Pueblo March Many thrilling
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

Growing in popularity every day is
the Railroad Grocery store. Acker-
man & Corcoran. proprietors. one
of the largest, cleanest and complet-
est stocks OF groceries in the city.
Two hundred Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
People %nm Consideration LEADING g
Y{zsT
AN ENGINEER

locomotive oils his engine a
4 nnsr of times every day and the
H. rests half of every day.
yonr watch runs day and night,
.a,lnpously but when did you have
f. allied? Are the delicate picots
u,r5ipg away on dry jewels to thir
truetion? Are watches so cheap
YOU can afford to have yours
1 all It's good time-keeping qualit-
1 by neglect Bring your watch to
. before the injury goes further.
ore NAV be excuse for the poor per
finance of late. We will examine it
4 congratulate you ii it needs no
sntion: and if it does. you shall
II for no more than is necessary
4 restore it to perfect health.
Ewes tested free in the most scien-
Ia and up-to-date manner.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
Tomorrow is ST. PatricIs's day.

Tomorrow is ST Patrick 5 day.
The Denver Il Rio Grande pay car
will not arrive In the city until to-
morrow evening, coming in two days
late
Valley National bank. left yesterday
for Denver and Colorado Springs on
a business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

The first announcement and me tnS
Grsf details of the terrible raliIoaI ,-r..',
horror near Florence were ieNei 80
in this city by the Sentlhsl "nTu'
noon and as quickly as smeo
,ha,, we're bnlletined. During the
afternoon hundreds of people naVe
read tbe bulletined dispatches, there
hainp n crowd in front Of the Sentlh-
eli Office all during the afternoon
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

Palmer Lake. March l6.-On train
No, 10 which left Denver at eight o.
clock this morning, is A. L. WelbN.
general superintendent OF the Rio
Grande system, who is bound for the
scene of the wreck at Adobe The
reports | have had from the disaster,
said he, are meagre do not know
how many unfortunates met their
death in the wreck. The cause Is yet
to be determined but from what
know now. someone bluudered. Who
it is We can't say until ! have made an
investigation.
Welby had ordered a special train
to be ready on his arrival at Pueb-
10. The superintendent, doctors and
relief men. together with the news
paper correspondents, Will go to
Adobe on this train.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
WITH ST. JOHN IN CHARGE
SHERIFF. RUTAN Is COMING.
J. .i..II..ii..I..I.....i

Probably tonight Sheriff Ru-
tan. of San Miguel county, with
: Vincent st. John. the labor Z
: leader under Indictment for .
murders committed at Tellu
. ride. will pass through Grand
. Junction, en- route to Tellu 2
. ride
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16
90

Dr.. Green. the noted and popular
lecturer who will be heard at the
church Monday night
IS one Of the brightest lights on the
American platform and his lecture
never fails TO please
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

Special to The Sentinel
Pueblo March t. Engines of the
two wrecked trains literally demol
ished The trains were running at d
high rate Of speed whom the coils
ion came.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

Special to The Sentinel
Pueblo March Many thrilling
rescues were reported during the earl
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

Ewes tested free in the most scien-
4 and up-to-date manner.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-16

,.,a THE SENTINEL
o.tanse heaa It publishes The
BeeaiI'A Ana Telegraphic
News.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-29

ment, by the aid of her trusty friends
and. by constantly filling her COM
panion's glass with buhbling wine she
accomplishes her aim and saves her
husband. Speaking on the probability
that a woman of gentle breeding, ir-
reprQachable character and refined
instincts could wear the mask suffi-
GENTLY we'll to deceive "the woman in
the case" Miss Walsh says:
Many persons have said that the
character Of Margaret Rolfe as drawn
by Mr. Fitch is melodramatic and I'M
real; that such woman under no
circumstances could or would do as
she does. This, however, is not SO.
Not only romance but history gives us
countless instances of the heroic self
sacrifice made by women who, until
occasion required a test of their DOW
ers of endurance, We're simple and APP
parently weak in quiet, domestic
way 1t is certain that such woman
as Mrs. Rolfe would shrink in horror
from descending to the life of disgust
ing Immortality and vulgar surround
ings that to her seemed the only