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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
NO POLITICS

Denver. June 3.-Governor Henry
A. Buchtel, who issued the call in
accordance with the general assem-
bIv of Colorado for the public lands
convention, to be held in Denver
June 1S. l9, and 20. declared today
that there shall be no politics inject
ed into the gathering If he can pre-,
vent it, When lie sent out the call
he distinctly emphasized that the pur'
nose of the convention was not to an-
tagonize President Roosevelt.
The program prepared for the con
yention by the committee OF Whleh
United States Senator Teller Is chair
man. provides for the shaping oi
a more liberal policy to be submitted
to congress for enactment of laws
which viii make needed development
of the western states by bringing
more people to them TO take mp lands
and till them.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
THEY MAY QUIT
TROUBLE IN AIR
Rio Grande Firemen in This City Declare That
Road Has Broken Contract Regarding
the Size of the Engine Load
Outcome is Uncertain

Iup to Its contract with them. They
We're determined not to break the big
Jumps.
Several weeks ago the railroad
company was served with a notice
to the effect that on and after June
l st the contract must be lived up to
or the firemen would go out on a
strike.
From all accounts the railroad
company paid no attention whatever
to the notice.
Yesterday some of the engines COM
ing into Grand Junction from the
west We're furnished with big lump
| coal at Green River. AS result
several of the firemen absolutely re-
fused to stick to the engines and It
is reported that in order to get the
! firemen to stay on board and to get
the engines, which were pulling trains
into Grand Junction several hoboes
had to be employed to break the coal
on the tenders so that It met with
the required size.
There are rumors of strike In the
afr today and the matter seems to be
in very unsettled condition.
The tiremen believe that the road
should live up to its contract In this
particular. declaring that the hand
ling of the great big, heavy Jumps
works a hardship on the flremen as
they have to break them.
Just what VIII be the outcome Is
hard to tell.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
POSTPONED

CBy Associated Press-)
San Francisco, June 3-The ar
raignment before Judge Dunno OF
Abram Reuf. G. H. Umbsen. Joseph
r. Green, and W. J.. Brobrek on In
dictments charging them with bribery
of gupervisors to grant the trolley
franchise to the Parkside Transit
company. was today postponed till
next Saturday by agreement between
the counsel for both sides.
Judge Lawler and Judge Dunno
sit next Saturday morning to hear
ornaments on the motion to set
aside indictments against Louis T
Glass and r. V. Halsey OF the Paciht
states Telephone and Telegraph com.
nanv. charging bribery Of the board
Of SUPERVISORS not to grant fran
cbfsa to The Home Telephone com
pany. a big rival Of the Pacific com
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Reports to this effect have been in
circulation in railroad circles of the
city since Saturday night and there
have been several very interesting
developments in connection with the
matter.
1t is said that some time year
or more ago the railroad company
entered into a contract and agree
ment with the brotherhood of Rail
way Firemen to the effect that no
coal to be furnished to the engines
to to be handled by the iremen
should be more than five inch lump.
This contract is effective until Janu-
airy LIST OF next year.
However, the firemen state that
for several months past the company
has disregarded the contract and has
been putting the firemen up against
all sizes of coal, sometimes lump coal
more than ten and fifteen inches be-
ing furnished them. As a result the
firemeu made kick and declared
that the railroad company must live
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
JURY COMPLETE
HAYWOOD BETTER
Noted Prisoner Able to be in Court and After
Nearly Four Weeks Effort Twelve Men
Are Secured and Trial Begins
in Earnest Today.

(By Associated PressD
BOISE, June 3.-Thc jury to try
William ID. Haywood was completed
at i2:3O p. m. today, by selection oi
o. V. Severn TO fill the sixth chair.
At 12:1O the jury was sworn in.
As completed the jury stands ae
follows:
Thomas b. Cess, Finley Mclean,
;. ID. Gilman. Daniel Clark. George
Powell, o. Y. Scbcrn, II. +. McSsecar
Lee Scrivcncr, j. \. Robertson, Levi
Smith, \. T.. Burns, 5. r. Russell.
Cess is Il real estate man. Smith is
carpenter. Others are farmers and
rancherS.
At i2:i5 p. IN. the court adjourn
ed until 3 p. m. when the indictment
against Haywood was read TO the
jury.
Boise, June. 3.-After good
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nights rest w. d. Haywood secre.
tary of the Western Federation of
Miners, whose illness on SATURDAY.
caused g postponemeut of the Steun-
enbcrg murder trial today. was an
parently completely restored this
morning and expressed himself as
feeling First rate"
He was out for regular exercise
on the lawns around the jail.
The case against Haywood who Is
charged with completely in assassin
alton of Former Governor Steunen-
berg was recommended at eleven a.
m. The opening of the court this
morning was delayed about one hour
in order to allow Judge Wood to at
tend to important matters in the
district and to give talesmen in at
tendance an opportunity to return
from their homes. where many of
them went over Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
MUST REMAIN
THEIR FULL
TIME

Denver June 3.-(SpeciaD Leo.
uard mboden and James J. Hill. the
alleged wreckers of the Denver Saw
ings Bank, must serve their fun time
in the state prison unless the board
of pardons takes action which is not
at all likely
This morning Justice Bailey, of the
state supreme court, with six justices
.concurring handed down decision
affirming the verdict of the district
court iu the cases. declaring that
there is no reason to set aside the
verdict and the sentences Of the low
eT court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
MUST PAY

Denver, June 3.-tspecIaJ - ROT ,u5
mer Judge Moses Hallet OF tne leI- 'i-
eral court. must pay S27'UuU DaIN
taxes to the state according TO a a.
cision of the state supreme court l'i ~
morning. Judge Hallet reI Iusgu 10
nav taxes on vertain valuable hoiI-
ings assessed against him IN leJ T.
ISgS. 1899 and 1900 and tooh e tne
natter into the courts only TO lose
ntLt LnllN
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
SHARP BREAK

(By Associated Press.)
New York, June 3.-There was n
sharp break in prices of stocks today.
particularly i'm Pacific railroads and
copper industries.
These stocks suffered losses of from
. to points and sold at lower prices
than In THE break of a week ago.
Unreasonable weather give signs
of contractions In various lines of
business and discouraging public ut
terances of the head of the Hartman
system, combined, affected the market
unfayorably.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
FAMOUS CASE is
SETTLED AT
LAST

(By Associated Press)
New Orleans, June 3.-The sen
tence of the supreme court in the
famous Greene and Gaynor case in
volvlng over half Il million dollars
fraudulent charge against the con-
tract work done In Savannah. Georg-
la harbor, was handed down today in
an opinion by the United States cir
cult court of appeals.
The sentence is four years impris-
onment and fines aggregating $575,-
900.
Judges Shelby and Mccormick rem
dered the opinion. Judge Padee dis
sented
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
SAVED HER

Colorado Springs, June 3.-ls lspee-
IaD-Jesse Losey saved MISS beaIiIee
Lewis from death by cremation las'
night. The young lady had rellI-
ed for the night leaving lamp Dur =
ing in her room. 1t exploded pWuy W
the noise did not awaken her. LosS
passing along the street saw the nan
eg shooting from the girls room ne
rushed into the house and up TO hel
room getting her out just IN lllhe 10
save her life. The house burned 10
the ground
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
DROPPED DEAD

Charlotte. n. c. June 3.-Whlle
purcb1sine a ticket in the Union sta
ZION at AshvllIe. today =. NJ. West
feldt member of the New Orleans cot,
fec firm of Westfeldt Brothers fell
to the floor and expired instantly.
Mr.. Westfeldt who had enjoyed the
bagr of health until today, owned
nrouerfv I'm the state estimated to be
,,-rrfb million dollars.
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HEAVY LOSS

Ell Paso. June 3.-over 100000
.5smaqa has been caused to crops anu
manufacturing plants by the DTeaklns :.
of fbe Rio Graude ievees al Whlte
spur. eight miles above here. .-.
More than 1000 acres Of land arc
.r,der water and many families nave
been driven from their homes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
BIG INCREASE

Denver. June Am increase OF
1000 in the membership of the West
ern Federation Of Miners will be
shown by the reports to the next
annual convention, which will meet
In Denver June 10th next. The eX-
ecutlve board meets here today to
audit the accounts and consider other
routine matters.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
MANY WED

Chicago, June .-CSpeciaD This
is an extremely busy time for the
marriage license clerks, cab men and
ministers. The rush of June we'd
dings has begun. over 1000 licenses
were issued on Saturday and several
hundred today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
Is WAR
COMING
WITH JAPANESE
Statesmen at Home and
Abroad Are Very Uneasy
There Are Many Differ
ent Contentious.

(By Associated Press
Toxic. June. 3.-Many leading per
sons in and out of politics seem to
have a feeling of great apprehension
regarding Japan's future relations
with the United States.
Actual hostilities, however, are not
thought of but 1t is considered here
that the peculiar position in which
the federal government is placed in
regard to state autonomy and the de-
tiant attitude of the labor interests
against Japan's treaty as manifested
in the second San Francisco incident
make politicians here uneasy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
IN HONOR
OF DAVIS
A GREAT SCENE
When Flower of the South
Unveiled Monument to
the Dead President of the
COnfederacy.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
Richmond. Virginia, June g.
An everlasting monument to JEFF
ferson Davis, the chosen leader of
the Lost cause" and the first and
only president Of the Coufederacy.
was unveiled here today.
The beautiful and imposing monu-
meut was unveiled by Mrs. j. A.
Hayes OF Colorado Springs. daughter
Of jefferson Davis.
The monument, which is of bronze
stands on great block of granite in
the center OF a seml-circular COLON
ade which is fifty feet wide, thirty
feet deep and siXty-seven feet high. 1t
marks the crowning feature of Rich
mond's great monument avenue.
Mr.. Davis is represented standing,
as though addressing a great audience
The monument typifes the vlndi-
cation of jefferson Davis and the
cause OF the Confederacy for which
he stood before the world.
The chief inscription is in Latin,
being. God VIII Vindicate.'
The unveilinE of the memorial
monument to the great Southern lead
er was the principal feature of the
annual reunion of the Confederate
veterans and was attended by a mag
uificent military display. Thousands
of old veterans of the armies of Lee,
johnson. Jackson and other Confed-
crate chieftains were in line. Nearly
all of the old white haired men Wore
their uniforms of gray.
The unyeiIing of the statue was
witnessed by more than 10000 peo-
pie and notable men and women from
d
Richmond Va, June 3-In a
speech at a session of the Confeder-
yeutioa and which formed the most
important feature of the reunion thus
far. Colonel Robert Il. Lee, Jr., said.
For the purpose of this occasion
We care not how the African slave
first placed his unhallowed feet ON
Southern soil. Although the South
had at one time no inconsiderable
career of maritime adventure, no
ship or ship master Of hers has ever
in a single case been implicated In the
Illicit African slave trade Her great
est men always maintained slavery
to be the most dangerous element in
the country.
virginia in October 1878, and
Georgia in 179S, passed acts prohib-
iting the importation of slaves. Thus,
to the everlasting credit of the South,
upon whose devoted head the ylals
of holy wrath have been so UNJUST
" poured for propegating an evil, she
leads the world in an earnest attempt
to prevent the very thing of which she
is accused.
Secession was not preached for
the first time in the South. 1t was
threatened In the North four times
before South Carolina seeded. First
from Colonel Timothy G. Pickering,
of Massachusetts, opposing the ac-
QUESTION of Louisiana; second from
Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts, over
the proposed admission of Louisiana
as a state: third from the Hartford
In which five states We're
over the dissatisfaction
occasioned by the war with England.
and fourth from the legislature Of
because 1t was propos-
ed to annex Texas to the federal un-
ion.
when the red curtain of war roll
ed up on the American stage, II re-
yealed the country in arms, ready and
willing to defend all that makes life
worth living. the future of the coun-
try. the honor of the people the sane
tfty of the home
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
WHEEL BROKE

Pntsburg. June g. Cspec-
i.It The bursting Of an I'M
mense fly wheel attached 10 a
Generator at the Creighton
Power plant of the Alleshgng
Railroad company this mornlns .5
resulted in the death OF 2 t~I
men and the injury OF several
| others.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
SHOT NEGROES

Atlanta. Ca, June 3.-(SpeciaD-
A. d. Morgan, a white farmer shot,
and killed two negroes last nlght
whom he caught Attempting to rob his
home.
The coroner's Jury rendered YER
dict of justihable homicide.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
A GREAT FIRE
TWO ARE
DEAD

(By Associated Press.)
Newark. N. J.-Three lives were
lost and thousand dollars in dam
ages were done in a fire which start
ed early this morning in the Newark
Turnverein hall.
The dead are Janitor Joseph Hoen-
Ike and child. There were eight
families who occupied the floors above
the hall and the police were kept
busy in rescuing them.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
BIG STRIKE

(By Associated Press.)
a Cleveland, o.. June 3.-Two
q thousand machinists here
a struck today for nine-hour
4 day. {
a The men are now working {
a ten hours. {
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Unless the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad lives up to its
contract regarding the size of
coal to be handled by the fire
men on the engines of the big
system there is liable to be a
. sgriods strike within few
days with Grand Junction as
one OF the central points of the
controversy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Cards are out anonunci1s 'SI NJ
Marty by Mrs. Thomas I]9du ] anu of he
". IL. LaCoste. at the nome u
former, on Friday a.,,r,,,,anied
Lawrence Carnahan' .l.a aeon 2aIs ,.-,i, east
Mrs. ]. H. Gallupe and TWO 7'ii' '7
vast night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
FATAL FALL

Florence. June CSpeclaD g.
Harden aged about i5 years. fell
from a forty-foot scaffold at the Port
land Cement works this morning and
was instantly killed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
THE QUOTATIONS

CBy Associated PressO
Chicago, June 3.-The quotation
of most Importance on exchange To-
day are wheat No. Red 81 1-2i July
o. Is at II.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
NEW HOTEL

Greeley, June (SpeciaD The
new Canfeld Hotel will be opened to-
night with a big banquet to the COM
mercial club.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
DINNER PARTY.

Miss Sarah Wallace, at her home
on Rood. near Tenth on Saturday
night. entertained a party OF ladies'
and gentlemen to dinner In honor OF
her guest Miss bennington, OF Astoria
Washington.
The guests we're Misses Fenner,
Osborn Ella. Weir; Messrs Weiser,
pert Bayliss. Grover Rice. Sterling
Lacy and Lacy McClintock.
The dinner was most delightful
and following which music and social
games were enjoyed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

See Post & Boyd big transfer
wagon. hauls anything at any time
Phone Red 1921.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
herman W. Moody
JeWeIry Co.
THE WATCH HOUSE.
Next to 1.-The Fair"

We will open our Depot Branch
tor business on Wednesday, May
h5th at Corner Second and Colo
radO,
We cordially invite everyone to
lsisit our new store on this day, in
|spect our stock and sample a glass
b our delicious soda water FREE
b charge. We will have our ex-
bert soda dispenser there to serve
gou.
This store will be managed
briefly in accordance with our
Jules of right buying, right hand
llng, right selling and HONEST
TREATMENT TO ALL.
We respectfully solicit a share
RI your patronage, and want you
b become more acquainted with
|Pur way of doing business. REG
|lsTERED PHARMACIST IN
CHARGE.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Miss Alice Lee and guest, MISS
Edna Rice, of Oakland, California
and Misses Carrie Hoodenpyle. Amy
Davis. Messrs Clarence Hoodenpyle,
Rov Hickman, Glare Parsons and
sanford Hoodenpyle. were the mem
hers of a party who made a trip to
Monument canon yesterday. They
had a most delightful outing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
FAT JOB
Associated Press }

(By Associated Press.)
New Orleans, June 3.-Pearly
Wright representative National U. s.
committeeman from Louisiana has
accepted the post of commissioner OF
internal revenue, to be effective af-
ter Devember first.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
LEVEE BROKE

Kansas City, June 3.-Fire TO-DAY
DESTROYED the repair shops ot the AT, AT,
Gibson, Topeka and santa re railway
cnmpanv at Argentine Kansas caus'
ing a loss Of $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
ACTRESS SHOT

CBy Associated Press)
Copenhagen, Denmark, June g.
Cerda Krum Nathanson, n famous
Dutch actress was shot and mortally
wounded by her husband yesterday
morning at IA hotel in Aalberg, Jut-
land.
He then committed suicide. Jeal-
ousy because of the attentions of
other men. owing to her great beauty
was the cause of the tragedy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

4 .i seeps us in the optical goods
A -.rqss We have a trifle OF person
A 1rids in seeing that you see we'll
a -5or of it is that we examine your
4 . aypertIy and free of all cost. If
n really need glasses or spectacles
A ean buy them here or anywhere
,s vou like.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

A full line of sideboards and book
cases ut Cosgrove and Stough's,
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Blown glass tumblers 80 cents per
set at the and 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Beacon $500 hats-Loeffler's.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-08-23
A Clever Deserter.

An army officer who was talking OF
the escape a few days ago of a couple
Of prisoners from Castle William told
several stories of other attempts. fire.
quently unsuccessful, TO get away from
Governors island.
"One Of the most ingenious that re.
member" he said. took place q few
years ago and succeeded beautifully.
The man who escaped had been bar
Der before he entered the army. and his
Job In Castle William was TO shave aud
cut the hair Of the other prisoners. He
managed TO save enough of the clip.
pings 10 make false mustache. Then
In some way-it's hard TO tell how
those things are contrived-he had n
suit OF plain clothes Struggled in TO
him. still lie wasn't in any rash hurr!
to get away. but waited till really
good opportunity occurred This came
10 him when gang Of plumbers were
IN the old fort making repairs. One
evening he riggei himself up in his
clothes AMI mustache. ana picking up a
couple Of pieces of lead pipe and for
gotten solder pipe he walked leisurely
out with the plumbers when they quit
work. hight past the guard he went
without Icing recognized. and. so far
as | ever heard. he was not rccaptured.
] always thought that was really
clever escape-rathcr u theatrical one
too."-%ew York Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-08-23

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Whv Pa Was Mad.

Farmer Jones. after eating a hearty
dinner. stepped out on his porch to en-
Joy a smoke. when he noticed IN front
Of the house. which was on the main
road. an overturned load Of hay. and
beside 1t small boy. seemingly in
great perplcxity. The farmer went
out and spoke TO the boy.
"Well. my boy. see you have had
an accident. but never mind. Turn
your horses to the hay and come In
and have some dinner"
81 can't" said the boy: "pa'll be
mad"
"oh. no. he won't. Come on"
"Nope. I can't: pail be mad"
"Now. look here. sonny. You didn't
mean 10 upset that hay. There's no
harm done. Come right along. and
after you have had something to eat
I'll help you to load up again"
The boy consented. saying as he
looked back at the hay, But I just
know pa'Il be mad"
After he had eaten and the farmer
had started back with him to load up.
the latter said. "Now. don't you feel
better?"
Every much. sir. but pail be mad.
though"
"why Will your pa I've mad?"
"Bccause he's under that load Of
hay"