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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-11
nAcEs AT SARATOGA.
Horace E" a FavorIto Comes In Third
In Third Event.
(py Assoelnted Press.)

In Third Event.
By Associated Press.)
b SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 10.-'The
surprise of the day ut Saratoga was
the defeat OF r. A. Rainey's $4,000
colt Horace e.. in the third race.
lie picked up 122 pounds and while
concedlng weight to his field was
made to 3 favorite. He led for
half mile when CoDvllle came on
with rush and won. Furslunc was
second and Horace u. third.
Summarizes:
First race. six furlongs-Rayena .
to 8. won; Bohemia, to s, second !:
Bertha e., so to 4, third. Time, :l2.
Second race, selling. one mile--Tip.
ping. Is TO j. won; Sir Russell. 40 10
1, second; Waterdog, s to 1, third.
Time, 1880 rs.
Third race. flye and half fur.
longs-Convclle IL to /. won: lrur:;.
lane. 20 TO J.. second; Horace t.,
/ to 8. third. Time, 1906 3.5.
Fourth race. ono e-Klancsh;,,
IL to 2. won; .Iolnstown. Is TO ].
second; Entree, 8 to I. third. Time,
1888 Is
Fifth race. selling, mile and three
sixtoenths. Runnells. to s, won
Lancastriah. 8 To 1. second; Sonoma
Bell. 80 to /. third Time, 1863 3.5.
Sixth race, selling, five and halt
tnrlongs-Revennc, s to 2, won; An
ma May. 10 to 8. second; Fish Hawk.
4 to l, third. Time. FOG 10.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE,
ONE CENT A WORD.

Advertisements under classified
heads In this column will b. inserted
at the uniform rate Of ono cent . word
for each Insertion. No advertisements.
however small, less than rs cents for
tho first Insertion. Cash In advance
invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for dscontlnuancc
must be made In writing.
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tBy Associated Press.)
National League
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
YEsTERDAY's GAMES.
New York, 4; pIttsburq. o.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10. by shutting
out the Pittsburg team today the New
Yorks climbed into second place.
score: X. Ii ID.
PIttsburg 80. 0OO0000OO-O 1 o
New York -. 000O0O0lx-1 6 2
Leever and Gibson; Taylor, WIltsc
and BowGrman. Time. 1925. Umplres
Emslle and Klein.
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Giving Out More Information.

Mrs. Chugwater-" Josiah, what ia
a prime minlster?''
Mr.. Chugwater-"It's n preacher
that's In his prime. How many
more times have I got to tell you tho
meaning OF plain simple English
words?"
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st. Louis. 2; Boston, O.

BOSTON, MASS. Aug. 10.-St.
Louis shut out the home team today
by a score of Q to o. scoring on errors
OF the latter. Beebc kept tho hIts
well scattered or else allowed them
only after two men were out.
Score: R.u.U.
st. Louis -. Oo10OO0O1-2 z /
BOSTON ..,... 0O0OO00OO--0 . !
Beebe anu Marshall; Llndaman mud
Needham. Time, 1855. Umpire. Con-.
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FOR SALE-NEW TAPERING ARM
Talking Machine and 81 10 inch
records. which we have just taScE
In exchange: s25 90. GEO d.
HAMPTON PIANO CO.. 90 Twcn-
ty-ciglith Street. 7-2Du
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SPECIAL NOTICE-lRON FENCE is
cheaper than wood; lasts longer
aud looks better: 100 designs.
CIlhS. L.. STANTON, Box d59,
Hampton, Va. 7.20-tf
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GRAND AERIE EAGLES.

$23.55. Milwaukee and Return. Sa3.55.
Via Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway.
Tickets on sale August 10th. t1th
and 18th; good leaving Milwaukee
returning not later than August 22d,
looo. 8-3,5,79.1011
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN All.
parts of the city. Call aud pe.
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. FIntcl Warwick building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR FUR
nlshch rooms, with or without
board; also table boarders. 1870
3lst Street. 7.22-1m.
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American League
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago, 2; Nav York, o.

y CHICAGO, ILLS, Aug. 10-Chlca-
go punched hits today and defeated
New York, 2 to 1, in the opening game
OF the series.
Score: R.B.E.
Chicago .... 000010O1x-3 5 1
New York -. 0100OOO00-O 8 0
Walsh and Sullivan; Chesbro and
kleinow. Time 1:55. Umpire Hurst.
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Boston. q; Detroit,

DETROIT. MICH. Aug. 1o.-Two
great plays by Ferris. one of them
stopping Detroit from tying 1t up In
the seventh were principally respon-
slble for Boston's victory. 4 to 3.
Score: R.u.E.
Detroit $50. 1O1OOO1OO-3 9 .
Boston 1890. 0O301O00O--4 8 1
q Mullin and Payne: Dlneen, Winter
and Peterson. Time, 1:45. Umpire,
Connolly.
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EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY,
VIA c. g. o. RY.,

special train to leave Fort Monroe
$3.50 a. M, Phoebus, 1893 A. M,
Hampton 1888 A. M, Newport News
1900 A. M. arriving Richmond 1915
A. M; returning leaves RichHond
1880 p. IA. 81 .25 round trip.
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hermann pefeata Yanner

INDIANAPOLIS IND. Aug. To-
Kid Hermann tonight got the decision
over Benny Yanger at the end of q
tenround fight.
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HELP WANTEC-MALE.

WANTED = TWO GOOD BOILER.
makers. wages $3.75; two good ma
chinists, wages $3.50. Steady work.
Open shop. KlEHOES IRON
WORKS. Savannah. Ga. S.10-6t
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ST. Louis. 4; Athletics, o.

ST. Louis. Il; Athletics, o.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, Aug. 1O.-A base
on balls to Powell. Niles sacrifice and
stones two.bagger won today's game
for st. Louis.
!. Score: R.H.g.
st, Louis ..... OO1O0O000-1 6 O
Athletics 49,. 0000000O0--O s 1
Powell and O'Conncr; WaddeIl, Ben.
ger and Schreck. Time 1871. I'm.
pTe, O'LoughlIn.
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FOR ShLE-SOMlI GREAT BAR
gains IN Real Estate. In all parts
OF city and suburbs. STEWART
Il MlDGETTE, No. 1913 Twenty
fifth Street. 7-27-u
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R.H T.
Virginia State League

AT Norfolk
First game: Lyachburg, 6; Nor
folk, g..
Second game: Lynchburg. 4; Nor
# folk, g.. ..;gasIaIEyWWH
AT Richmond :
Richmond, 8; Portsmouth,, 2.
AT panyille-
Danville. 5; Roanoke. s. Game
called on account of darkness at the
iSS end OF the eighth inning.
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Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, o.

BROOKLYN. N. y. Aug. 10. Chi.
cago In pitchers battle between
nrown and Strlcklett shut out Brook
lyn at Washington Park today. Ivy II
score of to O.
Score: R.H.E.
Chicago $500. O010O01O O-2 a 1
Brooklyn $50. 00000OO00-O 3 d
Brown and Moran; Srticklett and
Bergen, Time. 1896. Umipres, O'Day
and Carpenter.
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WANTED CLOTHES or ANY
kind or description to be cleaned,
pressed secured. dyed, altered or
repaired. Work tho best. Prices
the lowest; satisfaction guaranteed.
TIE 1IUBB CLEAN e. FREES
Co, 211 S3rd st. Ciiz. Phone 32S
J. II. WHEELER, Prop.
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R.If.E.
Cincinnati, q; philadelphia. 1.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. TO-
Lush's poor pitching today gave Gin
cinnatl victory over Philadelphia.
Ewing pitched good ball for tho Wis.
itors.
Score: R.H.E,
Cincinnati -. 00211O0O0-4 z o
Philadelphia 000010OOO-1 6 Q
Ewing and Schlei; Richie, Roy,
Lush and Doom. Time. 1:65. I'm.
pire, Carpenters.
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FOR SALE SHAKES STOCK
Newport News National Bank Ap-
ply to DIR. ]. II. Spencer, FarmviIlc.
va. Slim
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One of the things you can't bu,
on credit is experience.
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Cans 70 Meet Nelson.

81 .ssAGOLDF1ELD. New. Aug. 10. -
Joe Cans and William Nolan manager
Tor Battling" Nelson. signed con-
tract last night for the Nelson's ans
light In this city on Labor Day.
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LADlESI If you want men to fall
over themselves 20 admire you try
Nicholas French Hair Dresser.
NICHOLhS' HAIR DRESSING g.
MANICURING PARLORS.
200 9Th ST., Silsby Building.
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coNsrAnIE,s sAlE

shall, at 1880 p. NJ, on Saturday,
AUGUST II. sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, one first
class stock OF groceries and fixtures,
consisting of scales, show cases. meat
blocks. etc.
c. w. MUGLER, Constable,
S-102t 2509 Huntington Ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

BLUE PRINTING AND TRACING
Guy T.. Murray, $50 2Sth st. City.
7-2S-1m
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WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE SETTLED
white woman TO cook and wash for
small family. Apply In person ut
33i Fifty-second Street. S.l0-at
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WhNTEp-CLEAN COTTON RAGS.
Apply Daily Press Office. 6.3O.tf.
FOR SALE.

FOR .SALE-oNE TWoIIORSE
power and Corn Grinder: me
feed cutter and shredder (ror hand
or horse powcr). one twO-hor.c
power (Hcrculcs) stump puller, cnl
one onc-horsc fertilizer drill Az
ply to BENSON, PHILLIPS & co.
St0-Gt
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FOR IRON FENCE = HENDRICKS.
Goodman Idw. CO., 2iO5 JEFF. Ave. II
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
MIR. FRANK NELSON DEAD.

Mr.. Frank Nelson aged "a years
died at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Nelson, at 430 ou-
ray street this morning at six O'Clock
after a lingering illness with tuber-
culosis.
Mr.. Nelson's parents came to
Grand Junction several years ago
and purchased a ranch out east OF
town and have spent their time since
then between the ranch and their
home on ouray avenue whero the d.
ceased lived.
Mr.. Frank Nelson has been grad
ually growing weaker and weaker
during the past six months until his
death yesterday morning
Mr.. Nelson was well known In
Grand Junction and has wide circle
of friends and acquaintances who are
deeply sorry to hear of his death.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the Methods
church. Rev Forsyth will preach th'
funeral sermon and Mr.. A. l.. Gourlel
will direct the funeral and intermen
| in Orchard Mesa cemetery.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST
Closed Ycsterdny.-H. l.. Baker Win
ner of Chamber of Commerce
and Sentinel Prize.

The award of the prizes in the
Photographic contest of the Cham
ber of Commerce and The Daily Sen
tinel, the combined prize being $25,
was made yesterday.
Messrs, w. s. Wallace, DR.. S. M.
Bradbury and w. S. Phillips were the
committee appointed to make the Sc
lection. The photographs were num-
bered and the committee had no
means of knowing any Of the contest
ants.
After a most critical examination
the award was made to Howard l..
Baker, the well known cigar manu-
facturer, who submitted seven most
creditable photographs OF the sub
jects assigned.
While there were not many com
petitors, those who did compete made
creditable showing 1t is believed
now that had the contest had differ
ent rules in the number and character
of pictures a larger number of anna
teurs would have competed for the
prize. Mr.. Baker who won the prize
is very painstaklng in his work and
his average was made without any
of the judges having an idea who
were the makers of any OF the photo
graphs.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
OHIO IN THE SHADOW
OF A GREAT SORROW
Gov. Pattison Dies After Months of SUFFERING
From Day He Assumed the Gubernatorial
Chair Will Be Greatly Mourned. Was
Friend of the Common People A
Big Grist of Telegraph News.
oHIo's GOVERNOR DEAD.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Cincinnati, o. June. 19.-John NJ
Pattison, governor of Ohio, died of
Brights disease at 4:20 yesterday
afternoon at his home in Milford, Is
miles east of this city On the beau.
tiful hillside near his home his body
will be laid to rest on Thursday after.
noon at two o'clock after services in
the Methodist church.
One week ago today the govern.
or was carried into his home from
which he had gone five months before
to his Inauguration as chief execu.
tive of the state, the intervening
time having been spent on a bed of
pain.
His death came suddenly and was
unexpected even by his physicians
and family. Early last evening the
governor suffered acute pain, but
later sunk into a quiet sleep. At
10 o'clock Dr. Bell made his usual
morning visit and found his patient in
a comotose condition. The govern
or never rallied and death came
peacefully at 1920 this afternoon.
At the governors bedside when he
died were Mrs Pattison and his two
daughters, Misses Alethia and Ernes-
tine, and the nurses.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
DRINKS WOOD ALCOHOL.
Ranch Hand Dies From Drinking
Poisonous Wood AlsohOl.

Charles Crook a farm hand who
has been working on several ranches
east of the city drank wood alcohol
all day Yesterday, and last night died
at the home of Mr.. II. p Holt. where
he had Just been engaged to work
in the orchards. Mr.. Holt thinks
there is no doubt but that the man
drank the liquor through ignorance
of its poisonous properties, having
no intention of committing suicide.
The deceased is a brother of Andy
Crook a wealthy ranchman of this
county. He recdntly received the
sum $500 from the old country
the interest on an estate which was
left TO him by a relative, and the
money is still in the bank here. He
has been working for different ranch
men east of the city for many years
and has long been known to be
heavy drinker.
Untn Saturday night he was work
ing ON the Simkins ranch near where
he died. and getting a little money
came to town to get something TO
drink. Yesterday afternoon he was
seen passing the Holt ranch by one
of AIr. Hollis daughters, who called
ont to him and asked where he was
,oing He replied that he was go
ing crazy he thought He asked where
MI. Holt was and said he wanted to
see him. -
Mr.. Holt came in from where ne
was working and as he was in need
Of a hand and Crook had worked for
him before. he hired him at once
crook soon showed signs OF not
feeling well and was told to go in ana
Iie down. He called Mr. Holt ana
asked for a drink but Mr.. Holt SAID
he had none in the house. He asked
for a drink Of cider and cider was
brought. Br Holt tolm him he was
Going to town right away ana Woulu
bring him something to drink.
When Mr.. Holt returned that even even
inc crook was in a critical condition
and suffering acutely. A bottle lab
siad wood alcohol and half filled was
fonnd in Crooks possession and ne
omitted of having drunk from the
bottle. - ,,o-l,ad
Win him for some time but the pois
on had already done its work ana ut
died about nine o'clock last eVehlhis1 M
The funeral services VIII De I@eIu @
In the Gourley undertaking parlor'
tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock AM
The interment will be had In orchar'
Mesa cemetery.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19

The board of directors of the Mesa
Country Fair association held the
most enthusiastic meeting of this
summer at the offices of the secretary
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms
the other day. All but one of the
thirteen members of the board were
present. some of the members coming
forty miles to attend the meeting.
The board of directors are deter
mined that this fair. like every other
fair has been, shall be better than the
one preceding and they have started
in early to make it so.
Three Thousand dollars was ap-
propriated for racing prizes making
an average of $1,000 day, and e.;
c. Price, was unanimously electeu
superintendent of speed. Mr. Price Is
one of the best known horsemen in
he Grand Valley and has followed
The racing business for years. He
saws the track at the fair grounds is
now IN better condition than 1t has
ever been before and that by the time
the fair comes he thinks Grand juno
tIon horsemen will see the fastest
track in the state.
Tbe board decided to make Thurs
day. the second day of the fair
"Peach Day" new event in the talr
week and the following committee
wac annopinted to take charge of the
arrangements for the day: II. T. De-
Long. william Bomgardner. j. ID.
Secor. w. f. Dudley and William
schwartz. Grand Junction used to
have a peach day years ago when
twenty tons of peaches and other
fruit were given away to great crowds
in the city park II is the intention
Of the committee to reinstate this Gus
tom to be one OF the events OF FAR
week and on that day every visit
or to the fair grounds will receive
free of charge a nice large basket OF
fruit consisting of peaches. apples
grapes and pears.
The directors have been talking OF
dispensing with the usual baby snow
at the fair this year owing to the lack
or room but 1t was decided after con
eiderabla discussion that the babies
we've too attractive and interesting
feature of the exhibit building
To he done away with. and $4,000
was appropriated for prizes in the
baby show.
An Indian show will be one Of the
big features of the fair this year A
large party of Indians will be brought
from the Uintah country and the
northeast corner of the grounds VIII
{ he turned over to them. The direc
tors say they will erect an Indian
| village there and live just as nearly
/ the life of their own camps as the
sanitary officers will allow them to
They will have on exhibition many
relics and curiositles.
Another event which Will prove at
traetiye will be found on the racinl
program. A two and one-half mill
relay cowboy race will be run. II
which the cowboys will ride hal
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
RSn s1 Oyster Outlined M $4,000
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

1t Is with the sincerest sorrow that
we announce the death of our esteem.
ed brother, F. B. Brown, in the per
formance of his duty as an engineer
on the Rio Grande Western railroad.
We esteem 1t an honor, as well as
duty that we owe TO our organiza-
tion and to our deceased brother to
give whatever testimony to his
friendship and his brotherhood that
in us lies and to pay tribute to his
worth as a friend and brother.
As far as We know. he was ever
loyal to the techings and precepts
OF our brotherhood. eNemplifying by
his life that which constitutes true
fraternity.
While a member of the local dlvis-
ion in this city but a few short
months he was considered one of the
working members Of Grand Valley
Division No. 44S b. of l.. f.
Engineers and had already by his
bearing won the regard and fellow
ship of his brother members. In his
daily walk he was respected citizen.
beloved by many who knew him in
life.
He leaves a devoted wife to mourn
his loss
bAuAncI bloNu NdANt u MS unNllllt-
ly death through railroad accident
on the Rio Grande Western railroad
on the evening of Tuesday June O.,
1906, at point called Grassy. In
his death Grand Valley division No.
4SS, b. of l.. L. has lost one of its
youngest members, but at the same
time one of its most loyal ones. To
his sorrowing wife and other rela-
tives, especially the respected father
and mother of the deceased, We eX-
tend out heartfelt sympathy and COM
mend them to the care and protes-
tion of the Father which is in Heaven.
and be 1t
RESOLVED. That our charter be
draped for a period of thirty days as
a token of respect for our departed
brother. And be 1t further
RESOLVED, That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
ute books of the Division. copy suit
ably engrossed and presented to the
family of our deceased brother and
that they be given publication in the
Daily Sentinel of this city.
Committee:
NJ w. MCCONNELL.
G. A. TRECHTER.
c. C. PRICE.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
pLUNDERING AND KILLING

warsaw. June ia band OF ter, f.
rorists this morning held up ,,,. iHa.l .o.
wagon between the suburbs, ihe ,.i. ler-
rorists killed the driver and his hors- l.s
es and two soldiers who were escort. SEQ \.
ing the man, and plundered the mans
and decamped. -i-, eye ter.
At six O'Clock this morning hye poar yer.
rorists shot and killed a police oiilcel Iilt
and his wife while they were waInlns o1
an an str street The assassins escaped.
The Jews in Warsaw were unesISS meas,
hnt at nresent there is no intenuon
of anti-jewish outbreak.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
POLICEMAN WAS SHOT.
snecinl to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver, June 19.-While attempt
ing to make the arrest of three neg
roes in front of a saloon on 18th
street last night near midnight Pa.
trolman John Spellman was shot .
times and almost instantly killed by
one of the desperadoes. Two suspects
are now under arrest and Chiet oil
Palice Delaney is confident that he
has the man guilty of the crime, in
charge.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
TEDDY TO oRArE.
Special to The sentinel

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. June President
Roosevelt will deliver a Fourth OF
July oration at Oyster Bay. whether
congress adjourns before that day or
not. On that day the president will
open the new opera house in this
city
II congress adiourns before the
Fourth the president will not return
to Washington until October. but II
final adjournment is not reached by
the evening of the third, the presi.
dent will return Immediately to
Washington and will remain as long
as the members of the senate do.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
"HELLo GIRL" SHOCKED.

Special to The Sentinel. ,,--
Colorado Springs, June lg'-Miss
Maud Lang, one of the night tele-
phone operators at the central sta'
tion of the Colorado Telephone com.
panv was almost electrocuted at zen zen
o'clock last night by plugging throush
n local cord. The voltage OF the wire
was so heavy that she was rendered
unconscious, falling from her 1.. cn9ir
II required several hours for phy'
sician to revive her.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
ABDucToR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE,
sneclal to INC sentlnel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Philadelphia, June 19.-John JOS
eph Kean, abductor of Freddie Muth,
who was captured in a sensational
manner yesterday, attempted suicide
in his cell in the city hall at about
midnight, by hanging. He tore his
shirt and underclothes into shreds,
out of which he made rope several
feet long. This he twisted about
his neck. He could not control his
terrible gasps for breath and the
guard hearing his rushed into his
cell in time to save the would be SUI
eide.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
BRAGG is PENsIoNED.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. June l9.-Edward S.
Bragg of Wisconsin is feeble and at
his request the senate voted him a
pension of $50 per month. He was
minister to Mexico under the Cleve-
land administration and consul gen.
eraly to Havana and Hong Kong
under Mckinley. He coined the ex-
preston, I'VE like Grover Cleveland
for the enemies he has made"
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
FIRE IN SPOKANE.

snol,ane Wash, June 19.-fire IN IN
the Victor Block. three ~, ',,e ,e9 ave.
height at the corner OF Spragu uv todav "
nue and Mill street. at = pm wbicb
caused damage Of 20 ,,5,na ,uUg5 ~ sos.
$4,000 was on the bullainE, Nc.
200 on the hardware stoCa sCa n The
Gowen brothers and $z,VUu ." ten.
furniture of the upper s'oTIsS I,s,,ronce
ants. None was inJureu
covers the losses.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
WOMAN TO HANG.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Jefferson, City, Mo, June 19.-The
supreme court today overruled a mo.
tion for a rehearing in the case of
Mrs. Aggie Meyers, sentenced to be
hanged on June 29th. for the murder
of her husband in Kansas City, two
yeas ago.
Prior to his departure from Bloom.
ington, Indiana, today Governor Stark
said that he would return Friday and
grant the condemned woman time for
respite of either thirty or sixty days
in order to determine whether or
not to commute her sentence to life
Imprisonment.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-19
\ FALLEN HERO AsPIREs.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York. June 19.-District At
tornew, William r. Jerome has be.
come the Ryan Belmont Parker Shee-
han-McClellan candidate for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
He announced through his private
secretary that he is ready to accept
the regular Democratic nomination
and take a fall out of all comers.