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The independent., 1907-04-04

PERSON TO TRAVEL. in home territory.
salary $3.50 per day aud expenses. Al
dress J. A. Alexander, 125 Plymouth
Place, Chicago, Ill.
The independent., 1907-04-04

steady to sc lower. Top, $50; bulk of
sales, S6 4506. .5214; heavy, s. 1865 packr
ers. $6 4214f06 .55 pigs and lights S.D0
6.D
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; market
strong to 1Oc higher. Lambs. 81 4007 8;
ewes, and yearlings. s. 20S.0o.
The independent., 1907-04-04

On TIC pFOdHce exchange today The but
ter market was steady ereameries 22t9
29tzc; dairies as027c.
ifggs-W Weak; at mark cases included,
l5c. firsts. 151kc; prime firsts, lsc
Cheese easy, 12140153kc
Poultry-Iive. steady: turkeys i2c:
chickens, 13c; springs, 13hc
The independent., 1907-04-04

Something new in automobiles is to
be put on the market: a six-wfeei
touring car. II the trouble it Is pos
sible for them to give increases with
the number of wheels, the motorists
VIII require an occasional ocean voy-
age to rest up
The independent., 1907-04-04
liverpool drain MARKET.

LIVERPOOL AnrlI 2-Wh@at~ Spot
No 2 red westsrn steady. e. III No I
California uniet ss 50 Futures anie' (;
May ~ 8isd July 6s gisd
Corn ~-spet. American usx@a nav quiet.
The independent., 1907-04-04

Evangelists might run out of work
II so much Of 1t didn't have to be
! done over so often
The independent., 1907-04-04

When man is on top and easily
vanquishes all opposition, II is easy for
him to be nagnanimous and charita-
bic. But let an opponent appear who
Is smarter than he Is, then watch the
magnanimous and charitable man go
into the air,
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
WILL FIGHT FOR
A LAR &c
FORTUNE

New York, Aug. 15.-Asserting
that he is an heir to the estate left
by Lady Fitzherbert, said to have
been the morganatic wife of King Geo
". William Fitzherbert, a retired hat
maker, who lives at Ocean Parkway,
and Wanamaker avenue, Flatbush,
has through his attorneys made for
NAL demand upon the Coutts bank of
London for the possession of the
estate, which is now valued at $25,-
100000.
Edward A. McShane, his lawyer
has just returned from London, where
for two months he prepared to estab-
lish in the English courts the claims
of Mr.. Fitzherbert. He also visited
Doublin, the birthplace of William
Fitzherbert, and obtained from par
ish records which he says, will con-
vince the courts that his client is the
great grandson of Lady Fitzherbert.
According OF Mr.. Fitzherbert, who
is 10 years old, Lady Fitzherbert was
married in 1870 to the prince, who
later became King George ". Lady
Fitzherbert was a widow with two
sons when she met the prince. She
was a Catholic and their marriage
was never recognized by the English
parliament.
Even the prince never considered
that his marriage to Lady Fitzherbert
was binding, and in 1875 he was mar
ried TO Caroline Brunswick. After
the birth of Princess Charlotte the
prince and his recognized wife separ-
ated and did not live together again
until he ascended the throne as Geo.
". in 1920.
Two years ago, according to Mr..
McShane, King Edward ordered that
the estate be advertised for eight
years to see If there were any heirs
living. 1t was through one of these
advertisements in an English paper
that Mr.. Fitzherbert learned of the
fortune.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Attorney General Dickson said
Yesterday that he did not know
whether the state possessed power to
prosecute the mergers, but that he
would look up the law and investl-
gate the facts If the law warranted.
The part of Gen. Cooks complaint
covering this feature, was referred to
the attorney general by Secretary 70.
o. Alston, YESTERDAY AT the same
time Alston issued an order to the
Colorado Midland by direction of the
board ordering IL to appear before
the commission. The order, which
relates to the rate on manganese ore
from Leadville to Colorado Springs
is as follows:
you are requested by the commits
sion to satisfy the complaint or to
answer the same I'm writing, within
90 days from the reception of this
notice. In the event that you salts
fy the complaint, written statement
Of the manner in which the same has
been satisfied must be filed with the
commission. In the event that you
elect to answer the complaint in
writing must be filed with the com
mission. accompanied by two copies
thereof"
Whether the railroad will answer
or NOT is a matter of conjecture, as
the case of the Denver and Rio
Grande ct al. versus the State Rall-
road commission, must be settled IN
the supreme court yet. lhe cohilllls-
sion is going ahead with It's business
as If there was no case pending
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
GRAVE CHARGE
AGAINST DOCTOR
fsnccinl to The sentInelN


Pueblo, Aug. ia warrant has
been issued for the arrest of DR..
Fred G. Mahlau, formerly city ply
stefan of Pueblo, charging him with
performing a criminal operation on
Miss Mary Wentzel. The girls ia
ther, George NJ. Wentzel was Satur-
day sentenced to fifteen years in the
penitentiary for maintaing criminal
relations with her.
DR. Mahlau is not in Pueblo and Is
believed to be out of the state. Dist
rict Attorney Dhite has requested
the board of county commissioners
to authorize the expenditure of suf-
ficient money to bring him back for
trial, but the commissioners today
refused the request, clHiming in
sufficient funds on hand.
In a letter to the county commission
ers. White says that three operations
were performed on the girl while she
was under the influence of her IA
ther and that the first two were per-
formed by. DR.. Carrie Johnson and
the last by DR.. Mahlau. DR.. Carrie
johnson was recently pardoned from
the penitentary, where she served
term for a similar offense.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Tonight on the Rio Grande spec
ial train carrying the San Juan eN-
cursionists. the local base ball team
will leave for the Mormon Capital.
To-day, in spite of the short not
ice available the team was lined up
in good shape and will go out to meet
the Mormon boys with the strongest
lineup and best organized crowd of
players that has ever gone out from
the city to meeet a friendly foe.
Sandusky, the star pitcher will be
in fine shape and a remarkable cat
cher has been secured. Every other
position on the team will be ocupi-
ed by a good man.
The local team will go up against
the same team on both Saturday and
Sunday and two of the prettiest con-
tests in the baseball line seen in the
mormon metropolis this season are
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
A MO N u M EN- 7
MARKS old
TRAIL
Especial to the scntincD

Lamar, Aug. 15.-Thc first monu-
mcnt marking the old Santa Fc trail
over which thousands upon thousands
passed to the west and south before
the railroads were constructed, was
erected yesterday at Lamar. The To-
cation of the monument was just
south of the wagon bridge.
The ceremonies attendant upon the
erection of the monument were by
the Daughters of the American Rev
oiutiOn, under whose auspices this
famous old wagon trail is being
marked for future generations TO
know its windingS.
The other monuments will he erect
ed at Carton, twelve miles east of
Lamar; Morse, six miles east, and
Prowcrs, q miles west of Lamar.
The spot upon which the first mon
umcnt was erected is upon the old
Prowcrs Indian grant.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
BRYAN'S CHILD
WILL LEAD
THEM
Especial to The sentineI.l

Denver, Aug. 15.-Mrs. Ruth Bry-
en- Leavitt, daughter of William Jen-
nings Bryan, will lead the womans
campaign of the Democratic party in
this state this year, for all organized
work.
She was yesterday made president
Of the Jane Jefferson club and will
undoubtedly take part in the cam
paign in which her father will be the
head.
1t is said that the friends of Mrs.
Leavitt Will send her as a delegate to
the Democratic national convention
and that she will be the first woman
that ever sat in a national convention
as a delegate
Mrs. Leavitt is now in the city OF
Lincoln.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
FIGHT TAKEN
UP AGAIN
Especial to The sentineI.)

Colorado Springs, Aug. 15.-The
actual closing down of a number of
Cripple Creek mines and the threat
ened closing of a number of others,
has relieved the rate war, which for
merly existed between the Golden Cy-
Gle reduction works and the United
States Reduction and Refining com
pany.
Several shipments which We're to
have been made to the Golden Cycle
mill. but which were transferred to
the other reduction works after the
burning of the Golden Cycle were
charged such a high rate that the
mine owners state that they will not
ship anymore until the Golden Cycle
is rebuilt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
TO PREVENT
YELLOW FEVER
lsnecinI to Tho scntinen


Washington, Aug. 15.-Vigorous
measures to prevent the extension of
yellow fever to the troops of the
American camp at Cienfuegos, Cuba,
are being taken by the heath authorit-
les, under command of Mai Henry p.
Birmingham, L. S. A. lieutenant Col.
Blair d. Taylor chief surgeon of the
army and DR.. Aristides Argamonte,
the Cuban yellow fever expert.
All the soldiers stricken so far
belong to the hospital corps, and are
in the hospital Officers of the medi-
cal department of the army advise
that no pains will be spared to pro-
tect the army camp and the cavalry.
The last dispatches from Cienfue-
gos are reassuring stating that no
new cases have appeared. Sergeant
Wesley H. Metcalf died at o'CIocl,
on Monday morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
THROWS HIS
MONEY AWAY

Pulski, Tenn, Aug. 15.-Stricken
with fear that he would be murdered
for his money, Willis Smith S4 years
of age has flooded the country with
100000 in quarters ana half dollars
which he has been hiding in fruit jars
for years.
The money was coined two genera
tions ago, but is not worn out.
Many years ago Smith put some
money in a bank and the cashier at
once paid it out on a check. Smith
saw this and withdrew his money,
saying that he would not do business
with a concern that would not keep
his money better than that"
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

promised.
While Salt Lake has a tip top team
Grand Junction people who have seen
it play and who know the merits of
the local aggregation believe that our
boys stand good chance to take
victory away from their opponents ON
each occasion.
The home team will have n large
number of enthusiastic roOters out at
each game and over one hundred
people will take advantage of the
San Juan excursion AMI the visit to
Salt Lake city. Doubtless a large
portion of these visitors will go out
to see one or both of the games.
The local team will return home
on Sunday night or Monday morning.
The game scheduled for Sunday be-
tween Grand Junction and Aspen
must necessarily be called of.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
JUDGE SEEDS
MARRIES NIECE
lspecinI to Thc sentincI.l

Denver, Aug. 15.-It is announced
that Judge william Seeds, formerly
of the district bench of Teller coun-
ty, was secretly married last Monday
night TO his niece by marriage, Miss
Name Cottrell, in this city.
Miss Cottrell is his former wifc's
niece and IL was she who was nam
ed as correspondent in the suit for
divorce which Mrs. Seeds brought
against Judge Seeds about one year
ago, the divorce at the time created
much scandal.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
WILL DISPOSE
OF THE LEASE
lsnccinI 10 Thc scntIncl.N

Denver, Aug. 15.-The final dis
position of the SO year lease of the
Egeria Coal company, will he made
by the state land board on Thursday
August 22nd. It is charged that
this lease for such a long term of
years was secured frauduleutly when
Mark woodruff, was register of the
land board
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
SORRY NOW
HE REFUSED
fSnecioI 70 The Sentinel. }

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 15.-At a
little station west of Sioux City last
night striking operator in the tele-
erauh Office refused TO receive tele-
gram from a non-union operator. He
positively refused TO accept the mes
sage.
This morning the operator received
a long distance telephone call stat
ing that his mother was dead and
that the telegram which he refused
to receive last night was one adj
dressed TO himself and informing him
that his aged mother was dying.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
A BAD wreck
ON THE RIO
GRANDE
tsnecinl TO Thc sentinc1N

Denver Aug. 1.-two freight cars
attached to the rear of Rio Graude
passenger train No. IL, running from
Pueblo to Denver, were derailed at
a place called ToluCa, a point four
miles north of Sedalia, yesterday af-
ternoon at about five O'Clock, which
delayed traffic on the road until about
two O'Clock this morning
A journal on the axle of the next
to the last car broke and the last car
and the car upon which the journal
broke We're derailed, but not before
400 ties on the track were torn to
pieces, before the train could be stop
ned.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
SEC'Y TAFT WILL
PROSECUTE THEM
Especial to The ScntincID

Worcester. Mass. Aug. 15.-It is
reported here that Secretary of War
Taft, will take measures to punish
the operators of the Western Union,
who transmitted the message to his
brother and which message was Civ
en- to the public by the operators
Secretary Taft said that he desir-
ed that that message should be kept
secret and that it was a criminal ac-
tion on the part of the operators or
the Western Union lines to have Civ
en- same to the press for publioa-
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
A BIC COMPANY
GOES TO
WALL
lsnccinI to Thc scntlneN

New York City, Aug. 15.-The
$40, 900, 900 Pope Manufacturing
company, which has manufactured hi
cycles since 1873 and automobiles
since 1898 has gone into the hands
of receiver.
The company declares that the
strike which has been on in certain
manufacturing circles for the past
six months has prevented the COM
pany from turning out machines and
vehicles that il has lost hundreds of
thousands of dollars, and is forced to
pass into the hands of n receiver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Especial to The SentineD
Oyster Bay, Aug. 15.-President
Roosevelt will not concern himself
personally with the telegraphers
strike. according to the best informa-
tion obtainable here last night. APP
peals to the president to take some
action looking to a settlement Of the
strike were received yesterday from
boards of trade and commercial bod
les of a large number of cities. Each
of them urged direct action by the
president.
The communications have been re-
ferred to Commissioner of Labor
Neill. 1t is understood no instruc-
tions or recommendations were sent
with them.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
is REEVES SHIELD
ING OTHERS?
lsnccinl 10 The sentineD

Boulder, Aug. 15.-The question Is
being seriously considered by the
people of Boulder as to whether j.
W. Reeves. who has confessed to blow
ing up the car of dynamite a Bould-
er. is not a martyr to his friends and
is shielding associates higher up in
the railway employees union, The
police believe that number OF others
are implicated.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
EX-GOVE R NORS
TO LAY HIM
TO REST
Especial to The sentiueI)

N'pttihl " Iiit otlillutlsl
Denver, Aug. 15.-rhe hon
orary pail bearers at the fun
eral Of Governor John l.. Routt
will include five eN-goyernors !
of this state. They will be
Acting Governor Harper. Sen -
! ators Teller and Patterson, ex- !
Governors Alva Adams. Pea
\ body, Thomas. Mcdonald and
! j. B. Grant.
The active pail bearers will ]
\ be r. NJ Stedman, A NJ Cove.
! Arthur Curtis. Philip Feldhaus- 1
\ er, w. Il. Greenlee, and Jud i. !
Brush. former lieutenant gov ]
! ernOr.
! q q q q q q q q a q 4 q
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Mrs. Lon Schmidt and little sol
arrived home today at noon from
Glenwood Springs where they have
been soiourning for the past fou
or five weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
Try Assncinted pressN

Chicago. H., Aug l5.-The offices
o. both the telegraph companies were
feopened today on the board of
trade, and fairly good service is be-
Ing rendered. The officials of the
company declare that they will not
irbirate under any circumstances.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
MIDLAND
And OTHER
ROADS
lsnccinI to Tho sentineI.D

Especial To The SentinelO
Denver. Aug. 15.-Attorney
General Dickson viii investi-
gate the complaint liled by Geo.
w. Cook with the State Rail
|, road commission which claims
that the Colorado Midland rail-
road is owned by the Colo
rado and Southern and the Rio
, Grande railroads and that the
three regulate rates without Of
fering choice to the shipper.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
WILL PLAY
SALT LAKE
Completed This Morning For Two
Big Games Between Grand Junction and Salt
Lake City Base Ball Teams---T The Local Team
Leaves the City Tonight On the Special Train

JUNCTION BASEBALL TEAM HAS ARtANG-
SALT LAKE CITHS LEADING
BASEBALL MORNING \ LETTER WAS RECEN-
w. CHANDLER, MANAGER OF THE LOCAL TEAM
FROM THE MANAGEMENT THE SALT LAKE CITY TEAM
WOULD BE GLAD TO PLAY THE LO-
CAL TEAM ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 18th
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
BIG LOSS

Especial to The sentinel.)
ST Joseph. Mo, Aug. ia big
storage plant was struck by lightn-
ing last night and fire followed. The
niant was destroyed and the loss is
100000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
lBy Associntcd Prcss.N

Omaha, Neb. Aug. President
Small, Of the Commercial Telegraph
en- union, passed through here at
layiight en- route TO Chicago. His
train is about seven hours behind
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
HIS OLD MOTHER
LOSES HER MIND
Especial to The sentincI0

4 Boulder, Aug. 15.-Mrs.
\ Mary Keiser. mother of Frank
i Keisel'. who was implicated in
i the plot to destroy the cars and
\ merchandise in the yards of the
Colorado and Southern railway
\ at Boulder. is I'm o very SER
\ lous condition. The shock has
\ been so great to her. especial |
ly since the confession of the /
/ men, that II has almost unseat-
\ ed her mind. Her condition is
\ critical.
X a ~ A a a A a A a a A Z
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
Special to The sentlneD

Denver. Aug. l5.-This morning at
an early hour the stockholders, who
have operators in their offices were
a7en an ultimatim by the operators
working lines in their offices, that a
minimum wage of $4,000 per week
md a maximum of $35 per week
must be paid, or they will quit their
keys
The brokers' at a late hour this
rorning had not signed the scale.
The firm of Logan & Bryan yester-
Day signed the scale. Then not only
Dlllteered to do this, but said that
The scale would be maintained.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
GROVE CHOSEN
IN Associntcd Press

Kansas City, Aug. 15.-H. A. Grove
formerly captain of the Pennsylyan-
la volunteers, was today elected COM
mander of the Spanish-American War
Veterans. The next reunion will be
held at Galesburg, Illinois.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
YELLOW FEVER

Especial to The Sentinel)
Washington, d. c. Aug. ID ell
low fever has made its appearance
at a point about 30 miles below Ha-
vana.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Mrs. Ray Holt and mother left this
morning for Colorado Springs to
visit a while with relatives and
friends.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
EMPRESS WILL
ABDICATE SOON
lsnocin1 to Tho sentineI.)

Especial to The sentinelD
, London. Aug. 15.-Dispateh-
es from Shanghai state that the
( empress Dowager Of China has
finally decided to abdicate on
( The Chinese New Year and will
tnrn over all affairs of the ma
tion to the emperor
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Try Sentinel Want Adys Nothing
pay better.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
CLAIMS
'~' VICTORY
,u,.,, Union and Postal Companies Declare
W.T. IT, Have Broken the Strike, But Circum-
stances Don't Confirm This Claim---Small En-
route to Chicago---Roosevelt Will Not Inter-
fare..The Situation
Especial to The SentineD

time and he will not reach Chicago
until tomorrow morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
GOES ON DUTY

Especial TO The Sentinel)
Washington, d. c. Aug. io.-Nla j. >.
Harry b. Hodge today TOOK up ms ms
Tstbmean Canal Commission.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Merchants lunch 35 cents at the
Tip Top Inn All you can eat ana
drink.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

The profit is yours-Loenler's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15

Careful Scientific AdiustmehI
of the glasses YOU wear is of the ut
most Importance as improperly ad-
justed ones are sure to do your eyes
more harm than good. Therefore a
reliable optician is an absolute es-
sentiaI to the preservation of your
eye sight. BY dealing with Moody
you run no risk.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
,p, Associated Press.)

ysv York City, Aug. l5'-AI tne
'r Nse ogices Of the Western Union
ssls,-, sss.li'--sph company the officials de-
is,5'ig , KAT they are having no trou,
Ss S. IN handling their business anu ana
w, .bey are winning out IN the
'1aES,s' aESe s,rike is over" declared
.is,t lIs Ciowry. of the Western
i..5s. ngs.uVTd todav 1--WE have won, We
til, vn.oI -sceiyed many applications from
l-.y -...ys-. 'v' To- be re-instated but we are
,-,1l' ,-,5iTe them down as We have no
'';-s Tss officials of the unions declaro
nat tbe strike is not over by any
ans NJ, They say they will fight to
ne bitter end. .,,
-' me- Associated press is still send
irr out its western business and is
constantly improving its service west
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-15
IsnecinI 10 The Sentinel }

New York. Aug. 15.-Ihe western
rn.ou and the Postal Telegraph au-
Sgrifies here claim that the strike
has been practically won by the COM
panIes. ,.
Tbe Associated press is maintain
iBe Ms customary wire circuit in the
s,sterB division and it is believed that
he work will be resumed in the west
very shortly.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-07
CERRILLOS DISTRICT
ATTRACTS CAPITALISTS
Denver Men Who Have Just Acquired
Grand Central Group Of Mines En-
Route to Mining Camp.

O. H. Kniffen, Denver capitalist,
who represents a syndicate now In
terested in the Grand Central group
Of mines and other properties in the
Cerrillos mining district, and B. F.
Spencer, Denver mining engineer
of thirty-fve years experience in va
rious mining camps in Colorado and
the west, reached the city last even
ing and this evening lef.. for Cerrillos
where active operations for the de-
yelopment of the Grand Central group
will commence Immediately under the
supervision OF Mr.. Spencer. A force
of men will be put on, the tunnels
and shafts of the group will be thor.
ougnly inspected, cleaned and placed
in condition for active opera Ions and
the taking out of ore will commence
as soon as the property is in shape
so to do. The ore will be shipped
first to Pueblo smelter.
While in the city, Messrs. Kniffen
and Spencer were chaperoned by At
torney J. P. Victory who is the at
torney for the owners of the Grand
Central group and other mines which
have been taken hold of by the syn
dicate represented by these parties
Mr.. Spencer later will make his per-
manent headquarters in Cerrillos,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-07
CURTAIL FREEDOM OF
SPEECH IN BOISE
Authorities Of Idaho Capital Take
Precautions to Prevent Disorder
During Murder Trial.

Boise, Idaho, May 7.--As a precau-
tionary measure all street speaking
or preaching will be stopped in Boise
during the trial of William Haywood
and the other leaders of the West
ern Federation of Miners, who are on
trial for murder. 1t is feared that
freedom of speech in the streets may
lead to local agitation and possibly
disorder While everything is quiet
here, every precaution is being taken
to prevent trouble, especially that
which might be started by some
crank. The latter Is more feared
than any concerted or suddenly
aroused general movement.
Judge Wood has given no intima
ton as to what his decision may be
in the bill of particulars asked fol
by the defense and argued yesterday
Should this motion be granted, there
will undoubtedly be considerable de-
Law in the case. The Judge will moi
announce his decision until tomor
row