The daily sentinel., 1907-03-27

No. was three hours late this
morning.
Robert Burns. a well known citl-
zen of Olathe, is in the city.
Joe Brown. of Phillipsburg, Kan
sas. is among the new corners to the
city.
Mrs. Williams and daughter of
Collbran. are the guests of friends in
tn city today.
T. S. May and W. L. Rowan, of
I Collbran are in town today on a
short business excursion.
Charles G. Woods. of Tecumseh,
! Nebraska, arrived in the city yester-
day and will spend some days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morwin, of
! Philadelphia, are spending a few
l days in the city while en- route to the
far west.
The tourist and commercial travel
is exceedingly heavy. The local ho-
tells are filled to overfiowing almost
every night.
d. A. L. Herissan, for a long period
connected with the st. Regis hotel
but who recently bought ranch near
Palisade and had his name added to
the autocratic land holders, is In
town today.
A bill making the theft of domestic
imported and game fowl in the night
time grand larceny and punishable
as a felony has been passed by the
lower house of the Colorado legisla-
ture and is now up to the senate.
Harvey Lynch. aged 25 years, and
single, died yesterday at Fruita af-
ter an illness of one week of typhoid
fever and spinal meningitis. Remains
VIII be shipped by Undertaken Gour-
ley to Humbolt Kansas, the old
home, for burial.
Open meeting of the modern
Woodmen of America Thursday night
at odd Fellows hall. All members,
visiting members and their friends
are invited Fine program and re-
freshments. A time of good cheer
and happiness.
Last evening Miss Pearl Thatcher
was Unexpectedly called upon at her
home at 202 Grande avenue by a
party of her young friends who were
bent upon celebrating the young lady's
birthday Games of various kinds
were enjoyed and a jolly time was
had.
Mrs. Frank C. Leslie and three
children left last night for Sacramen-
to, California where they will join
Mr.. Leslie who is there holding po-
sition with the Southern Pacific rail-
road for some months They will
make their home in the Californian
city.
1t has been reported that the rail-
road detectives secured their first
clue to Alvin Potter's connection with
the train robbery at Parachute
through Potter's Indian wife, to
whom 1t is asserted he made boasts
of being a bad man and told her that
he was mixed up in the train rob
berry.
The Sentinel was the only local pa
per and one of the very few papers in
the state that on yesterday, the same
day the action was taken, announced
the appointment of lunacy commits
sion to pass upon Harry X. Thaw's
mental condition. Another demon
stration of the excellence of the Sen
tinels telegraphic service.
A dispatch this afternoon to the
Sentinel from Chicago states that
there has yet been no agreement
reached between the western railroad
managers and the employees
Some time ago the Sentinel gave
publication to the fact that big
rivalry was on between a church So
ciety and a ladies auxiliary over an
Easter Monday ball, both organiza-
tions making an attempt to secure
the auditorium for the ball, the aux
Hilary succeeding and the other organ
ization failing. Next Monday night
the climax of the pretty contest will
come to an end and from all indica-
tions each ball, the one at the audi
torium and the one to be given at
Turner hall by the church society.
will enjoy large attendance. Each
is pretty certain to be n success IN
every way The rivalry has at all
times been a spirited one and has
caused much comment nnd nrnnsnh