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The daily sentinel., 1906-06-29
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY

A new real estate company Will
make its debut in the business world
of Grand Junction Monday morning
The name of the new company will
[ be "The Little Empire Investment
company" of which Mr.. G. NJ. Cham
berlin will be the manager. and
the stockholders of the company
when It is Incorporated, will be a
number of prominent young men OF
this city
Mr. Chamberlain says he has en-
gagged nice offices in the new Marjorie
block but he will open up tenn
lporarily under the Grand Valley Ma
tional bank where he will be until
the new building is completed and
ready for occupancy
Mr.. Chamberlin says that he has
not disposed of his interests in the
Chemical Co. He said that the COM
pany had now reached the stage in
its development when It did not re
quire his Immediate attention all the
time and he was able to take up the
business he has been contemplating
for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-29
nuNAwAYs srIRs THINGS up.
'"e turns Main Street Into Speed
way The Other Nearly Makes
Into the City JAN

l Two runaWays, one started Inv tho
pther' made things look lively In The
BUSINESS section of town last evening
One crashed into "A hav wagon On
sixth street and the other after hare.
~ escaping breaking into ian sion
ped in the city park and con,renca.I ~ =
grazing. eu
I The owner of the borsa which
ssartgu .l,- hrst is unknown. 1t is said
ynsl ne was holding the horse for a
.aGy 10 get in and becoming pro-
.oAeu al the horse which seemed
I very restless, hit him a crack with
sne WHIP. The horse broke away
from him and started up Main street
az pace that people saw mas never
Deen equalled on that street before
, "hen ne reached the corner of Six
IN street he turned south and swung
the buggy into big hayrack where
ne lost two of the wheels of the RIG
|, me noise of the crash into the
nay wagon set on another runaway
Whlch was just waiting for an ex-
euse, and before the first was ont
I OF sight another horse and sprinp
wagon was well on its way.
| Inc horse and spring wagon came
down Colorado avenue M nrett,-
nearly the pace that kills and tried to
turn a corner at Fifth street He
didn't turn short enough. however
ana going between a couple of bir
shade trees east of the fire depart-
ment and got up on the big sidewalk
and started down toward the CITY
park ''
IL fortunately happened that none
OF the boys We're sitting out ON the
sidewalk in their accustomed chairs
or the whole bunch would have been
spilled. Just as it was passing the
door into the Office, Judge sweeney
was in the act of stepping out to see
what was causing the clatter. The
rig went by the door like flash and
before the judge could step back he
had had one of the closest shaves of
his life.
The horse ran down the walk into
the park and when the boys went that
way in search of il soon after, found
the horse quietly eating grass as if
nothing had happened but showing
certain signs of many struggles.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-29
Excelsior Laundry
Company

stationery at the C. V. store,
Subscribe for the Daily sen'ine,. ..,
rents wagon covers, wide hea''
canvas at Fred Mantcy's.
ped pound at the C. VI store 10,
Mr. Charles CLARK left yesteir1A' t'in
for ouray on a short business .lip, -.
Mrs. willet Barten Of Florence dnas mas
haan yisiting friends for several uagS
past.
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Harness and axle oils, at Fred
Mantey's
If you want up to date sanitary
plumbing call on Lewis & Sallee. 124
/ N. 9TH street or phone 1891 Red.
Mrs. S. ]. Gleason OF Colorado
I Springs was an arrival In Grand juno
tion yesterday and will be here a day
or two on business.
Mrs. John Hillman. of Delta, who
has been visiting at the home OF Miss
I Pearl Shores for some time return
ed to her home yesterday.
Fair tonight and Saturday, is the
reading of the weather forecast this
morning. The maximum tempera-
Iture yesterday was so degrees, and
the minimum temperature this morn
ing was SO degrees.
! Messrs. Geo. p and Jas. II. Smith
of this city were busy all day yes
|terday unloading a large shipment Of
Icattle from Utah The Smith bro
Tiers are owners of fine ranch on
Orchard Mesa but the cattle received
Yesterday will be turned out on their
summer range over near Escalante.
Before many days the people of
| Colorado avenue Will see work com
menced on the construction OF
handsome new business block on
tba south side of that street between
second and Third. The new build
ing Will be built and owned by the
Coors' Golden Brewery company OF
Denyer and the lower part will be oc-
rrnied bv a saloon. Mr.. John Heck
man representing the Coors Brewery
arrived in Grand Junction, several
days ago and has been busy since
THAI time getting ready to commence
'the work
S. G. Porter, chief engineer OF INC
Southwestern railroad arrived lasl
night in Grand Junction from the
camp of the engineering corps az
Whitewater and will be in then city
a dov or two. He says the boys are
getting along splendidly with tne
new work they have taken up 1'
said they commenced last MONDAY ant
ever since that time have been engag
ed In running final locations ana 70
i, morrow they will commence settint
fbo rross section stakes. He say
tb9t no fault can be found with th'
7 ,,,ogress of the boys Of the survey
~, corns MS they are making at pres
ent t and he thinks they Will keep i
up. -.,.
Jockey Summers who recently
came from Utah to ride tIe Wei wei
'l,nown running horse Lusatch Delons
- 10 Rem Hatch at some races thii
r3,tner 'n7 was thrown on Main stree
last night while riding the horse ou
to the race track. II is understoos
|tbat Rem Hatch, the owner OF th'
horse has entered him in some race, e.
For m the Fourth and was obliged h te
ND ,o IN Utah to get a jockey. Mr.
Summers came a few weeks ago iilc ane
Since that time has been e&erclslnt ! :
bis horse regularly every evening
last evening when crossing Main
street on his way to the track t1'
horse suddenly jumped TO one aHut SUI
a couple of times and on the see""'
lunge he unseated his rider
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-29
Attention Carpenters.

There will be a special meeting of
Local No, 244 c. J. of A. at Labor
Temple ueNt Monday evening, July
? all members are requested to be
present, as important business will
come up.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-29

Where do you have your lauht5s s.i lho
done? Are you. satisfied WIN InI lns
way it is done? is there "a, AZ
or and finish on it that WIN .,'g az
Won credit at your club, at the tng u
atre at the social gatherings Z; !, !,
NOT try our up to date methQus nj n
laundering fine linen, and II WI. WI
he a revelation to you. our lSnr laun
dry work is the acme oil perez
tim
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-29
Bargains.

We have few slightly scratched
genuine Singer Sewing machines that
can be purchased or leased on easy
payments. for very little money.
Call early at the Singer Store. or
Phone Black 742. AL Main st.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
MOB ATTACKS
PRIEST
ANGRY CONGREGATION CAUSES
RIOT IN CHICAGO CHURCH

Chicago, Feb. 11.--An attack by a
crowd of angry Lithuanians today up
on the residence of Rev Edward Sta
fanwlcz, a Catholic priest, resulted In
the fatal shooting of one man and
the serious injury of a number OF 9TH
ers. The assalants were all members
of the church over which Rev. Stafan-
owlcz presided. Dissenson among the
members of the congregation over the
control of church funds eliminated in
violence during the Sunday service
The women are said to have opened
hostlities by hurling a missile at the
pastor. Pursued by the worshippers.
the priest retreated to his residence
There he was besieged for more than
an hour In spite of the efforts OF a
squad of police which hurried to the
scene. The police repeatedly charged
the attackers, who had armed them
selves with clubs and stones and only
succeeded in dispensing them by fir
ing into the crowd John Tammalia,
a member OF the congregation, was
shot in the left groin and fatally injur-
ed, Alex Bargain, another Of the at
lacking party, received a bullet In the
head. A score of others were injured
by flying bricks and stones. Fifteen
OF the ringleaders were arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
IN
CHESAPEAKE
BAY FLEET
Government Officers Find
Startling Conditions.
BUT ONE ARREST MADE
IN THE OYSTER BEDS

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 11-United States
Marshal Morgan Treat and Commits
sloner Percy S. Stephenson have re-
turned on the revenue cutter Window
from an expedition among the oyster
dredging fleets in Chesapeake bay.
While over so vessels were boarded
and the conditions indicative that the
captains in a number of instances,
we're holding men In a state bordering
upon slavery were found, only one ar
rest was made. w. E. Justice, master
of the schooner, Daniel, was taken into
custody and held to the grand jury.
Thomas Cunningham, a member of his
crew. charged Justice with cruel treat
ment.
In a cabin two feet and half high
and six feet wide. with no bedding.
four men were quartered. Cunningham
claims the cabin floor was often flood
ed and that he and his mates were
forced to sleep in the water Several
sailors on other vessels testified that
they had been drugged and shang-
haied by Baltimore agents, but none
would prefer charges
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
BY
MASKED MEN
NEGRO ACCUSED OF FIENDISH
CRIME QUIETLY LYNCHED

Gadsden, Ala, Feb. 11.-Bunkie
Richardson, a negro charged with an
assault upon and murder of Mrs. Sa-
rah Smith here July 18th last, was
forcibly taken from the Jail here at
an early hour this morning and hang
ed to a bridge of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad across Coosa river
Twenty-four masked men went to the
Jail, overpowered the sheriff and jailer
and made short work of the prisoner.
Four negroes were charged with the
crime against Mrs. Smith, one OF the
most fiendish ever committed in the
state, two OF whom have been legally
executed. The third. VIII Johnson.
was recently convicted and sentenced
to death. but last week Governor
Jelks believing there was strong
doubt Of the prisoners guilt, reprieved
the negro's sentence to life imprison-
ment
Richardson, the man who was
lynched this morning, had not been
indicted. but was in Jail awaiting the
action OF the grand jury.
The coroner's jury returned n ver-
dict that Richardson was killed by
parties unknown.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
No Soldiers, No Money and
No Friends
BUT is ANXIOUS so TEST
THE MONROE DOCTRINE
People Ready to Desert Him on Ar
rival Of the French Revolution
Ripe in the Government,

Willemstadt, Feb. Q (Friday-De-
layed in transmission) Condition in
Venezuela were unchanged at the date
Of the latest advices from that coun-
try. The censorship is rigid. one re-
port is that the attitude of Vice Pres
ident Vicente Gomez, who is said to
be plotting a revolution against Pres
ident Castro in case of a French block
ade, is causing some anxiety
1t is reported also the General An
tonic Velutini second vice president
has a secret understanding with the
French and that he aspires to the
presidency. All the turmoil over the
French Gable Co.'S concession is at
tributed to General Velutini, and 1t Is
expected that he will soon abandon
President Castro.
The tota strength Of the Venezuelan
army is reported to be 5000 men and
not $4,000 as the army accounts state
The total armament Is 5000 Mauser
rifles and 20,0O0,000 ball cartridges;
so small pieces of field artillery OF
old fashioned type, and 10 modern
guns in position at the ports. The
treasury shows a balance of 100000
President Castro is said to be boast
ing that he will test the Monroe Doc
trine.
The report says that the best infor-
nation in Venezuela shows that
France or any other power can rely
upon almost the entire populace to
fight President Castro and that ankle
ty is everywhere expressed for the ar
rival of the French to solve the prob,
lem which is beyond the resources of
the Venezuelans.
Money will be decidedly scarcer II a
war should break out and the Vene-
zuelan government has made no pro-
vision whatever for the commissariat.
President Castro continues his cam
paign against foreigners and has ex-
PEELED a man named Van Kestern.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12

lection but Rev. Seymour called vo-
ciferously upon two of the stewards
faithful to him to gather up the con-
tributions. The congregation by this
time were filing before the contribu-
tion boxes. Rev. Seymour stood guard
over one but two unfriendly trustees
held the other boxes.
Rev. Seymour attempted to take
charge of these boxes when r. C.
Minor, trustee, who was holding IT,
objected. Rev, Seymour promptly
swung his fist to Minors eye and the
latter went down. Robert Lowe, who
was holding the other contribution
box, Immediately went after the pas
tor and felled him before his own al
tar. BY this time the entire congrega-
tion was in an uproar. and taking
sides, the women rushed in between
the combatants and tried to soothe
them. but 1t looked as If a free-for-
all fight would result when the arrival
Of the police and their threats OF
Wholesale arrests brought an end to
the affair
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
BIg Mexican aNIlnlne Deal.

New York, Feb. lit was an
nounced yesterday that the Venture
corporation of London, and group OF
Boston capitalists controlling the Unit
ed States Mining and Smelling COM
pany have jointly completed the pur-
chase Of six thousand acres OF land In
Mexico. embracing fifteen shipping
mines and 135 developed and undevel-
oped mining properties. The lands are
located within sixty miles Of the City
Of Mexico and the deal is said to be
one Of the largest ever made In Mex
leo.
1t is understood that the title to the
properties will be held by company,
the control of which will be held by
the Venture corporation of London
and the United States Mining and
Smelling company. The company will
be capitalized at approximately s5.-
100000. The new interests propose to
spend s1,5OO.O0O In developing their
new properties. b 3
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
PRESIDENTS PICTURE
FOR KING EDWARD

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. lit Is
understood in art circles here that
William M. Chase, a we'll known por-
trait painter has been commissioned
by President Roosevelt to paint his
portrait for presentation to King Ed
ward of Great Britain.
Mr.. Chase, when visited at the Art
'lub, would not deny that he is to
paint a picture of President Roose-
yelt for that purpose, but said he had
not yet received any official commits
lion and would not discuss the sub
iect. He expressed wish not to be
mentioned in the matter at this
time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
SITUATION
IS TENSE At
ALGEC|RAS
France Has Reached The
Limit in Concessions.
RENEWAL OF UNEASINESS
IN CAPITALS OF EUROPE
Meanwhile RaiSuIi the Bandit Moves
to Give New Life to Trouble
some Complication,

" London (Monday), Feb. 12.-Tele-'
grams from continental capitals and
editorials in the London newspapers
this morning reflect a renewal of the
uneasiness over the anticipated fail
ure of the Algeciras conference on
Moroccan reforms in consequence of
the deadlock on the French and
German contentious with regard to
the question of police. A long Alge-
ciras dispatch of semi-official ma
ture, published in Paris today, seems
to foreshadow an abortive result, if
not an actual rupture of the con-
ference, and declares that the lines
have been reached beyond which it
is impossible that France can go.
The Gar Would Intervene.
Paris (Monday), Feb. 12.-The
Gaulois, dealing with the subject of
the situation of the Algeciras confer
ence, says that Emperor Nicholas,
who was inspired by the principles he
expressed in suggesting the Hague
conference, has already intervened in
favor of solution of the customs
question in Morocco and is prepared
to repeat the Intervention If necessary
in order to facilitate a combination
which would be acceptable to France
without in any way wounding Ger
many's susceptibilities.
Ralsull Resorts to Doodle.
Paris, Feb. 11.-A dispatch to Echo
de Paris from Tangier says:
Raisuli. the bandit, has again sue
ceeded in extricating himself from a
difficult situation by buying a GER
tain number of Anjera chiefs, who
have consequently refused to march
against him. 1t is expected the
tribesmen will be busy fighting among
themselves soon, leaving Raisuli free
to occupy himself with the promo
ton OF the plans of the pretender.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
LOG HAULER
CRUSHED
TO DEATH
Tragedy Fin The Hills Near
GIOPieta.
DAY OF ACCIDENTS IN
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
special to the Morning Journal.

Special to the Morning Journal.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, Feb. Ricardo
Rivera, 35 years of age a log hauler
for the Cooper saw mill near Glorieta,
met a fearful death while at work
hauling a load of logs over a rough
road yesterday He was crushed into
shapeless mass under the heavy
mass of logs which tumbed off the
wagon when the front wheel went into
a deep chuck hole, breaking the coup
ling pin and capsizing the wagons un-
wieldy cargo. The young man fell off
and the heavy logs fell on top of him
burylng him completely and crushing
out his life before he could be extri-
Gated. Rivera leaves young wife.
Thleving Swltchman Caught.
After a nine-day chase through five
states, Sheriff Cleofes Romero and
Special officer Ben Williams, of the
Santa Fe, returned to Las Vegas last
night, bringing with them Oscar Cof-
fin, Santa Fe switchman, who skip
ped out last year with bunch of the
company's money. Coffin received a
check for &C cents. He presented II to
the company cashier, who, not notic-
ing, paid the man $66. Coffin prompt
ly absconded with the money before
the cashier found out his mistake
Coffin was later indicted by the grand
jury for grand larceny and the officers
were put on his trail He was arrest
ed at Terre Haute, Indiana.
Conductor Knocked SenseIess.
Lewis LABEL, conductor on an ice
train of the Las Vegas Electric Light
and Power company has been uncon-
scious for the last twenty-four hours
as the result of being hurled from a
rapidly moving trolley car. He was
climbing up the side Of the car when
he was struck and thrown with terri
fic force to the ground. He sustained
severe conclusion Of the brain and
little hope is held out for his recovery.
u Not In the Drug Trust.
Reports have been sent out from
New York to various newspapers to
the effect that the drug stores in Las
Vegas of Il. G. Murphy and the Win.
ter's Drug company have been pur-
chased by the drug trust which is said
to have designs on the whole south
west. The local men deny that they
have sold out to the combination.
The HOOsler Club.
Last night Las Vegas organized a
Hoosler club, over a hundred former
residents OF the state of Indiana sign
ing the charter roll. The Hooslers
claim there are 300 OF their number In
the city and that their people outnum-
Der those OF any other one state.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12

FOR GREAT
STRUGGLE.
Fourteen Million Tons Of
Anthracite In Storage.
CLAIMED THAT OPERATORS
WOULD WELCOME STRIKE
All Now Seems to Rest on Interview
Thursday Between John Mitchell
and the Mine Owners.
CLAIMED THAT OPERATORS
WOULD WELCOME STRIKE


., Anthracite In Storage.
Following is the amount of an Z
thracite in tons now held in stor- Z
. age by the operating companies q
in their eastern yards and in Z
. their western distributing GEN. Z
ters:
Lehigh Valley, 100000.
Philadelphia ond Reading, g. q
. 100000.
Delaware and Hudson, $780, q
600.
Western, 100000.
Erie, 2,250,O00.
Total in eastern yards, 12,- q
. 100000.
Stored in Chicago. Duluth, De- q
troit, Canada and elsewhere, l. q
. 100000.
Total surplus at present, l.
. 100000.
Amount possible to accumu- q
late between now and April 1
. Operators estimate), 15,0OO,- q
600.
Total amount of anthracite .
available when strike begins, q
. 2O,10O,0OO.
Annual output of anthracite, Z
. 100000.
q a q a a n a
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
Minister Plants Fist
In The Eye Of One of
The Church Trustees
Riot in st. Paul Church Checked Only
by WagOnload of Police.

st. Paul, Mimi. Feb. 11.-Efforts
which the congregation of the ST.
James African NJ. E. church in this
city have been making for several
weeks to oust their pastor, the Rev.
Seymour, eliminated in a riot during
the services this morning during
which the Rev. Seymour planted his
fist in the eye of r. c. Minor, a church
trustee, knocking him down, and was
himself sent to the floor in front OF
the altar by Trustee Robert Lowe. A
free-for-all fight was prevented by the
arrival of a patrol wagon full of po-
licemen, who had been called when
the row started.
The trustees of the church recently
voted to reduce Seymour's salary from
$50 to $40 a month, but notwithstand-
ing this Seymour had refused to give
up his church This morning after
preaching a sermon on "Brotherly
Love" Rev. Seymour announced the
collection. Two of the insurgent trus-
tees came forward to take up the coll
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-02-12
Preparation Going On.

New York. Feb. 11.-Dlspatches
from the mining districts indicate that
the coal operators are making every
preparation for the big strike plan-
ned for April 1. Some reports go
so far as to claim that the operators
are now in position to welcome q
strike.
1t is said that the anthracite CONF
panies now have 100000 tons
stored in their own yards and that
they expect to have at least 29,000,-
for a slx-months campaign IL the mi-
ners decide to quit work.
1t is further stated that so much
coal has been produced within the
last two years that a shutdown OF
several months would be necessary
this summer If a strike was not orr
dered.
Conference of Railway Presidents.
A conference of several of the press
dents of the anthracite roads has
just been held in New York, and
while it was denied that the meeting
was called for the express purpose OF
considering a strike, information came
from one source and another show
ing the operators have made prepa-
rations for the contest far beyond
anything dreamed of by the outside
world. and that they are now In
position to welcome a strike.
Among the bltuminous operators
extraordinary provision has likewise
Ia 40 ufF
gle. 1t was said 1t was impossible to
estimate how much bituminous coal
was now outside the mines, but that
millions of tons had been distributed
among large manufacturers every
where, and that the companies had no
apprehension of inability to supply all
demands for the next six months.
In the Hard Coal Region.
In Scranton, Wilkesbarre and other
mining centers meetings OF the miners
are being held and strike talk grows
more intense. Grave apprehension is
felt by all classes of citizens. Mer-
chants in these places are refraining
from purchasing goods until they
know what the outcome OF the nego-
tiations is to be, and preparations for
the new equipment of the Pennsyl-
vanla constabulary go forward rap
idly.
Officials OF several local coal COM
panies at Shamokin have received
word from headquarters to be pre-
pared for the worst In connection
with the unsettled labor conditions be-
tween the miners and companies. Col
lierles are to be operated to their full
est capacity until further orders.
1t is feared by some that a general
shutdown OF mines will be ordered
by the owners In case no satisfactory
conclusions can be reached with the
miners.
The ninth district executive board,
part of the special committee APP
pointed by the recent local eonven-
tlon to walt on operators. will go to
Wilkesbarre to consult tho rest OF
the members as to what demands
shall be made on the operators. The
ninth district delegation are unani-
nous for eight hours and recogni-
tion.
A special from Scranton says that
the belief is prevalent there that there
will be no strike. This belief Is per-
haps based on n better knowledge OF
conditions and the statement Of the
miners than obtains elsewhere. The
miners have enjoyed more prosperity.
made more wages and have had want
better cared for during the past two
years than ever before In all their
history.
Important Move Expected.
A special from Pottsville says that