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The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

OWN C. o P.
IN COLORADO
Especial to inc sentinel.)

Denver, oct. 1s.-It is believed
that the republican party is hopeless
ly corporation ridden, and all
through the rank and file of the par
~ they will be glad to be relieved of
the leaders who have brought this
state into ill rcputc by the traffic
trust interests.
Senator Morton Alexander of Ar
vada and Representative NJ. ID. Vim
cent of Delta are in Denver for the
purpose of making and organizing a
reform movement, the object OF
which Is two-fold-Eirst, to perpet-
uate the policies of Theodore Roose-
Welt; and second, to restore the state
of Colorado through its people from
its present ownership of railroads
and trusts.
An address will shortly be issued
to the people asking for their sup
port in the movement. IL also in
tends to open the argument in every
county and precinct in the state.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
OLD INDIANS
PATHETIC
MESSAGE
Especial to The SentineD

Tulsa, |. T., Oct. 1S.-Aged and
weary. and showing more plainly than
ever the marks of time and con-
ed Apache war chiefs, passed through
this city today, bearing a message
of peace and brotherly love he says
he has received from the Spirit
Father to the remnants of his peo-
pie. \ prisoner of war on parole,
he was accompanied by his eighth
wife and his daughter.
There are no suggestions in the
bearing of the broken old man, of
the bloodthirsty fighting machine
whose cruelty and fiendishly ingen-
ious torture were once the dread OF
the entire Southwest.
Il am no longer an Apache war
rior, killing and scalping white men
for pleasure and reveling in their
death agonies," said Geronimo. 81
go the last dance and pow-wow of
my people. They are no longer n
warlike people, but are broken Hike
myself.
II am an old man. filed with
sorrow and regrets, and the trouble
which is OH my mind is bringing
me TO my grave.
THE Spirit Father has sent n
message to my people through me,
and | will deliver it to them while
the dance goes on. / have made peace
with my Master and He has chosen
me TO lead my people safely across
the broad field of peace to the land
of eternal happiness
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
CAME BACK TO
SERVE HIS
time
Especial to The sentinel.1

Chicago. Oct. S.-Immaculately
attired as minister of the
gospel. a stranger entered the offic ,
of the Indiana state risoh at M'chi
gan City. Ind.( yesterday declared
that he was an escaped convict and
sentence.
my name is Allen ]. Lawrence
had come to serve the rest of s
and | escaped from prison la Sep
tember 1906" he said. Then he
told Warden Ried his strange story.
He traced his wanderings In the har-
vest fields OF Kansas and Nebraska.
where he sought only to keep from
too close association with his fellow
men, lest his secret be discovered.
He described an accidental visit to
revival meeting on the prairie where.
in the flickering light of torches
pitched in front of the prairie
schooner" of n wandering missionary
there was opened the vision of the
comfort which came with a belief
i'll God
Then he told of his decision to
preach the gospel and of the success
which had attended his efforts as
Methodist evangelist. And at last.
his voice broken with tears. he told
of the lashing of his conscience.
which spurred him to reveal his true
identity and returned TO the prison
from which he fed.
ut was hard" he sobbed, "but |
have won and will serve my sentence
which mans law has imposed upon
me. even though l am not guilty OF
the crime for which l am being
Lawrence was sentenced April /,
1906. from La Porte, Ind. where he
had been empoyed as a laborer. He
was found guilty of attacking a girl
and was sentenced to serve from two
to fourteen years. After he had
been in prison less than five months
he was made tFusty.
Almost Immediately he escaped.
He assumed the name OF James WI
liams.
His wife, whose belief In his in
nocence had never faltered nntil he
declared then that Il he had
really been guiltless he would not
have run away. She applied for
divorce and was granted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

The company has a capital stock
of $4,000.
The organization of this company
in all probability will lead to the
development of one of the finest SER
ies of coal properties in this part of
the state, and will open up new sour
ces of fuel supply right at the very
gates of Grand Junction.
The three gentlemen are the own
ers of 500 acres of fine land on Or
chard mesa. just across the river
from the city; and Mr.. Frank Lee
stated to The Sentinel this morning
that one or more veins of fine coal
had been discovered underlying the
large ranches of the three gentle
men across the river. Tests have
been made and demonstrate that the
coal is of excellent quality and there
are evidences that the coal is there
In great abundance.
1t is known that the same vein of
coal that has been uncovered on the
high bluff on the south side of the
Grand river near the Fifth street
bridge runs under the properties held
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MAKE HILL
RETURN PROFITS

Washington. Oct. 1S.-An appeal
in the United States supreme court
has been filed in the suit of Clarence
II. Venner of New York to compel
James j. Hill, president of the Great
Northern railroad, to restore to the
plaintiff ami other stockholders the
profit OF s1O.0OO.OOO which Hill is
alleged to have made by purchasing
in 1900 and 1901 s25.O00.000 worth
of Chicago. Burlington &c Quincy
railroad stock at an average of $3.50
a share and then selling 1t to his own
company for 5000 a share.
The federal court of New York dis
missed the suit on the ground that
the plaintiff did not own his interest
in the Great Northern company at
the time the injury complained OF
occurred.
He asks to have the issue remand
ed to a state court of New York for
trial.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
MARRY EARLY
and HAVE
CHILDREN
Especial to The senuncI.)

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-"Marry early
and have children, as many children
as you can take care Of Pick out
a good woman, a cooperative wom-
an-one who will interest herself in
whatever work you have to do"
This is Edward II. Harrlman's ad
vice to young men, and he found
time yesterday aside from the siren
uous battle with Stuyvesant Fish for
possession of the Illinois Central. to
discuss matrlmony and many other
topics. He positively refused to dis
cuss President Roosevelt, or his pol
icies.
"If / praise him, 1t will be set
down as sarcasm, and 1t would not
be becoming In me to criticize him"
said Mr.. Hartman.
He insisted that there was no dan
ger of a panic and said that the
furrles in Wall street meant nothing
to the rest of the country.
"Matrimony," said Mr. Hartman,
'ds not essentially a business propo-
sition; in fact, II should never be re-
garded as such. but nevertheless
marriage often plays n highly i'm
portant part In the race for what is
commonly known as success.
hudll l'll Npu NihA euNNPoo i'hi
" Is. 1t IS the accomplishment of
any one thing as well or better than
the same thing can be accomplished
by another To the young man who
would be successful | would say, al
ways be courteous, always be friend
ly; do the best you can under all
circumstances, marry early and have
children and have as many children
ac Won can take care Of
Mr.. Hartman was asked II he
really thought the difficulty in rails
ing capital was not largely in the
Imagination of those who gave ex-
preston to the thought
by no means" he replied. "The
difficulty in raising money not only
for railway enterprises, but in all
lines of business. is a real ard not
fancied one"
"The country has been growing
and expanding too fast" continued
Mr.. Hartman. II think this fact
is realized oil every side and there
fore the country is ready for reac-
tionary period. which is undoubted-
ly setting in"
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
INDIANS BURN
and CHOKE
AGED
Especial TO The sentineI.)

Winnipeg. Oct. 1S.-That Indian
tribes living within few hundred
miles of Winnipeg have reverted to
the most brutal savagery was brought
out at the trials of chleftalns of the
Salteux tribe just ended at the Hud-
son Bay company's for at Norway.
Sick and helpless members of the
tribe were strangled or burned at
the stake for no other reason thar
to relieve their relatives of caring
for them. Chief Joseph Pasequan
was convicted of murder and sen
fenced to die. Chief Jack Of the
Sucker band of the same tribe, stran-
gled himself to death in his cell the
night before the date set for his
trial Two brothers named Rae are
in jail at Norway awaiting trial for
several murders.
Eyellds, a brave Of the Cranehang
gave sensational testimony specifical-
ly describing five strangulations and
torturlngs in which he participated.
In one instance the strangulation
was not complete, and the victim
was placed on a platform over a
huge fire, where he was slowly roast
ed to death.
After the execution OF Chief JOS
eph. Eyelids will be sent back north
to tell his tribesmen what happens
to murders.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

The building was one-story
frame structure, erected many years
ago and for long time occupied by
n photograph gallery. II IS about
25NI0 feet in size. For the past
two or three years Mrs. Hayden has
owned the building and has been
quite successful in the restaurant
business.
This morning about 10 O'Clock it
was discovered that the building was
on fire, and before the alarm could
be turned In TO the department the
entire interior of the building was
enveloped in flames and smoke.
The department. made quick run
and, after hard fight, succeeded IN
eNtinguishing the flames. but not un-
til the building had been damaged
almost beyond the hope of repair
and the contents practically de
stroyed. The fire had too great a
headway when first discovered for
the department to prevent heavy
loss.
Quite n number of things were re-
moved from the burning building,
but the greater portion of the house
hold goods, furniture, etc. was de-
stroyed or damaged beyond redemp-
ton.
While the building was burning
Mrs. Hayden cried out that she had
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
LOCAL MEN
BEHIND 1T
Articles of Incorporation are Filed by
the Orchard Mesa Coal Co., of .oue.Aao.
Junction--Capitalized at $5O,OOO--
Controls Fine Properties--A Strong
and Important Concern.

by Messrs. Lee and Shores: but these
gentlemen believe that If they go
further down they will find the coal
of still finer and more compact
quality.
Mr.. Lee stated this morning that
the company proposes to start the
extensive developing and mining
work at once. They will first sink
shaft a distance of from 100 to
200 feet. 1t is believed that they
will be able to get coal out in large
quantities by the first of the COM
ing year.
Many old-timers have long held
that there are rich coal beds on Or
chard mesa near the city, and from
time to time splendid evidences of
the presence of fuel of fine quality
have been brought to light. 1t is
very probable that the work to be
done on a large and thorough scale
by the orchard Mesa Coal company
will bring that company rich returns
and Will make a big addition to the
industrial world of Grand Junction
and the Grand valley.
The announcement of the forma-
tion of this new company will be re-
ceived with keen interest in the city
and the progress of the work will be
closely watched.
Messrs. Lee and Shores have
owned the big tract of land across
the river for a long period and for
many months have been completing
their plans for the development of
the rich coal beds which they firmly
believe are under the land.
Quite large force of men will be
put to work at an early date.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
BAD WRECKS ON
THE SANTA FE
East Bound Passenger Train Jumped Track
Near Trinidad Several are Killed and Traf-
fic Delayed---Cloudburst Causes Freight
Wreck in California and One Man Was
Killed.

+ passenger
the
Engineer N.
\ AL
Boynder
Il the the
+ wreck believed OF
J. his engine, dead
Juuta md the traffic
wheels
! San Bernardno. Cal, oct. 1Swhne a !.
+ OF
!. killed
to
!. caused the washout.
i Washington, Oct 1S.The interstate
has fixed october
the Merchants Traffic
of unreasonable and discriminating grain
+ 4 4 X !. 4 !. !. \ 4 81 y + + y. J. J. X +
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BOY CAUSES
A BAD FIRE
Hayden Restaurant on Main Street AL
most Totally Destroyed This Norm
ing--$l35.OO in Money Lost in Ruins
Heavy Loss to Owner--Building
One of the Oldest in the City.

ia purse containing $3.50 of her hard
earned savings wrapped up In q
handkerchief and hidden away be-
tween some hedclothes. As soon al
possible a search for the money wss
started by Mrs. Hayden. tho fire.
men and the officers. but all efforts
to locate it failed although none of
the bed clothes were completely de-
stroyeI.
The building IS one of the Oldest
IN the city. Years ago 1t stood on
the site of the postofllce; later It was
removed TO the corner where the
Ranch saloon now stands at Fourth
and Colorado. Then II was removed
to its present location. To the old
timers the building was known as
the I'D d. N. Wheeler photograph
gallery.
It IL believed that the nre is re-
suit OF the little son OF Mrs. Hayden
indiscreely playing with matches.
The boy, It seems, was striking
matches In the bed room. when sud-
denly n lot OF clothing on a dresser
caught fire and the flames rapidly
shot up to the ceiling ard the dry
frame and canvased walls were soon
blazing.
Some time after the FIRE had besn
eNtlEEulsned, the uremen succeeded
in finding about s15 in silver in the
ruins, but St35 ID bills, which Mira.
Hayden said were hidden in the bed
clothes, have not been found.
The building cannot be rebuilt. az
It was OF frame structure and was
located In the fire limits.
Mrs. Hayden carried l,150 insur-
ance on the building and It's contents
$500 in one company and $3.50 in
another. Consequently her loss is
fully covered by insurance.
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GREAT BALLOON
is IN The
AIR
Especial to The Sentinel }

St, Louis. Mo, Oct 1S.-Gapt
Chas. d. Fandler of the United States
signal corps, with his pilot, ]. G.
Mccoy, assembled in balloon No. 10,
the signal corps large gas bag, at
O'Clock this morning. They VIII
stay in the air all night and expect
to allght in some large city, possi-
bly, Cleveland, o.
The balloon ranged for Q miles
alongside of n passenger train along
the Wabash river, and an interurban
car from Mitchell. ILL.,, TO Edwards
Vile, and arrived at Edwardsyllle
half an hour ahead Of either OF the
trains. The two trains which run
on parallel tracks covered the dis
tance in 16 minutes.
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FOUR DEAD
AND TEN
ARE HURT
Especial to The sentinei.)

Especial to The Sentinei.)
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, OCT. 1s.
-FOUR PERSONS WERE KILLED
aND TEN SERIOUSLY INJURED,
WHILE A SCORE OR MORE WE'RE
SLIGHTLY INJURED IN A HEAD
oA COLLISION BETWEEN TWO
STREET CARS ON THE HARRI-
sun STREET CAR LINE NEAR
,,E mn CITY LIMITS AT 6:45 THIS
MORNING.
~, a CONFUSION OF SIGNALS Is
r,io, CHIT TO BE THE CAUSE OF
THE ACCIDENT.
boTH MOTORNIEN ON THE
ais WERE KILLED.
n ,hE ACCIDENT HAPPENED
'hiNG A HEAVY FOG.
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FAMOUS BANK
OF HAMBURG
FAILS
Especial to The sentinen

Hamburg, Oct. 1S.-The old pri-
vate banking firm of Haller. Soehle
& Co. has failed. The liabilities of
the firm are variously estimated. and
1t was stated early in the day that
they were III the neighborhood OF
S5.0OO,OO0, but the Hamburger
Nachrichten says 1t is informed by
a banker who is in position to
know the facts, that the liabilities
will reach s7,5OO,00O.
This will make the crash of this
firm the biggest bank failure in Ger
many since the famous breakdown of
the Leipseiger bank in June, 1901.
The assets of the firm have not
yet been ascertained, but in banking
circles the capital of the partners
is declared to be s2,500,O00.
The difficulties of the firm arise
chiefly from its connection with a
mining company at Teplitz, Boho-
mia, in which much capital was
locked up. In addition the firm had
interests in several coal mines in
Austria and was concerned in sew
eral real estate ventures.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

Congressman r. A. Hayes on the
charge of criminal libel
The action grew out OF an asser-
ton by Shortridge in a public speech
last Wednesday that he had lhior,
nation to the effect that Hayes hah
burned his former home for the IN
surance, which statement, together
with another serious accusation was
published in the Times the following
morning.
Shortridges bond was fixed at :
500. which he promptly furnished
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
WILL ARREST
ACTORS AND
CLOSE THEATRE
(speciaI TO Tho Sentinel }

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-Upus-
unl tactics are to be brought TO bear
In this state In an attempt TO close
the local theaters on Sundays by the
arrest tomorrow of every actress and
actor in the city who may have
played in violation Of Hle law of
working on Sunday. This will in
clude several hundred persons on
the boards of the sixteen uheaters In
Kansas city.
In the fight To close the Sunday
theatcr Judge Wallace Of the Grim
inal court has not had the support
of the local police department.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
CLEVELAND
OFFICES OPEN
Especial to The sentneI.)

Cleveland. o., oct. 1S.-Eight
branch offices we're opened by the tel
egraph companies here yesterday for
the first time since the strike of tel
egraphers nine weeks ago. Four
branch offices each were opened by
the Western Union and Postal com
panies and It was stated that every
branch office of consequence IN the
city is Tow in operation.
Several striking telegTaphers, II Is
stated, have been reinstated each day
this week, and a large number of
applications are on file, exclusive OF
several that have just been rejected.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
TEXAS BANK
GOES TO WALL
Especial to The Sentinel)

Houston, Tex, Oct. lS.-One OF
the oldest banking houses in Texas
went to the wall yesterday after
noon. when T. W. House. banker,
filed a general assignment under the
state law. w. B. Chew, w. d. Cleve-
land and j. S. Rice were named as
assignees. They qualified by giving
bond In the sum of 100000.
1t is stated that the resources are
amply sufficient to pay creditors 100
cents on the dollar. Inability to re-
alize on securities not readily COL
vertible into cash is considered the
only cause OF the assignment.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

MILESTONE was accidentally killed
last night on the Jim King ranch, s
miles east of town.
milestone was riding on a load
of sugar beets, and II is believed that
while crossing small ditch he was
thrown in front of the wagon.
Two wheels passed over his chest
crushing him badly and injurl.g his
heart. No one saw the accident.
milestone was 20 years old and
had always been a frontiersman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

, Yesterday with the secretary
( of state articles of incorpora-
ton were filed in Denver by the
orchard Mesa Coal company of
( Grand Junction.
County Treasurer NJ. NJ.
( shores, Frank !. Lee and VIII
( liam II. Lee are named as the
( incorporators, the gentlemen
being numbered among the best
( known citizens and largest prop
( erty holders in Mesa county.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
TO PRISON HE
GOES FOR LIFE
fspecial to The sentinel.)

Denver, Oct. 1S-vincenzo Lotitio 10
has been found guilty of murder In
the first degree for killing Gerafuo
CarnavaIIe In a fight in the Italian
quarter about a month ago. ,,.-,o,
Totitio had a fight with Michael
Pietrofase. and, drawing reVoiveI' .s
fired twice at Pietrofase. One ot the
bnIIets hit Carnevalle and he died III
The Jury fixed the penalty at life
imnrisonment at hard labor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
BRYAN WILL
BE THE SPEAKER
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 1S.-A record
breaking crowd is expected to be at
the Georgia state fair tomorrow. when
William Jennings Bryan will be the
guest of honor and will deliver an
address. Special excursions will
bring people from all over the state
to hear the silver-tongue Nebraska
statesman. Mr. Bryan will leave to-
morrow for the East, where he will
deliver series of addresses.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
RAILROADS
ORDER RAILS
Especial to The sentIn@..) }

Denver, Oct. 1S.-A refutaion OF
the report of the intrenchment by
the Hartman line is in large order
for steel rails placed with the Col
orado Fuel & Iron company for 1905
delivery Both the Northern Pacific
and the Southern Pacific have made
their usual order, the exact tonnage
of which has not been given out,
though 1t apparently does not cur
tail the improvements OF the railroad
beds extension, etc.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
VETERAN CIRCUS
MAN FALLS DEAD
fspecial to The SentineI.)

Ell Paso. Tex. Oct. 1S.-Charles
Il. Snyder of Columbus. o., circus
man who for years toured the coun-
try with Barnum & Bailey, fell from
his chair in a cafe in this city yes
terday. dead. Death is thought to
have been due to heart disease.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
FOUR MEN ARE.
DROWNED TODAY
(SpecinI to The scntineI.)

st. Louis. Mo, Oct. lS,-Four men
were drowned yesterday in the Ill-
noIs river 6 miles from Hardin by
the overturning OF a gasoline launch
while a party were out fishing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

Festoon and La varnsr Neck
Chains are all the rage this fall, SEQ
our fine assortment. Primrose
Jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

! This morning the restaurant Z
! and rooming house owned and {
\ operated by Mrs. Hayden. on !
the north side OF Main street 1
\ between Second and Third {
\ streets, was almost completely I
\ destroyed by fire. As a conse-
! quence Mrs. Hayden suffers a /
heavy loss.
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is ARRESTED
ON LIBEL CHARGE
Especial to me Sentinel,

NJ San Jose, Cal, Oct. 1S.=Charles
aS,. onortridge. ex-state senator and
20. ras., OF the Daily Times, was ar
'esVea Yesterday on complaint of
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

This afternoon several of the gem
tlemen who went to Denver in be
half of better freight rates for Grand
Junction and who held conferences
with the freight managers of the two
railroads, returned home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

Anywhere in city or county, san n,sn.
or day, in auto. Phone 'ano III 'D
Pros & Hawley, Black Dot
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

A marriage license was issued to-
day to Ray Dyer of Grand Junction
and Miss Ethel Jaques OF Mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

Call us up when you want a plumb.
er In hurry. ]. Z. Mckenzie. Phone
black 743.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18

FoIJND-A Christian Endeavor pin,
with small pendant: initials on
same. Owner can have same by
paying for this ad.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
< taAAa @ O O O @ O O o o

LoST-whfte Angora spitz dog
Thursday morning. Return to
Mrs. Geo. W. Falk, 100 West Rood
and receive reward.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
OCEAN WRECK
TWENTY DROWN
Especial to The sentlneI.1

2 London, Oct. 1S.-The Dam 4
2 ish steamer. Alfred Berlandson, q
2 was wrecked on the Rock Cas- q
q tie point sLear St A. B. F. head. \
2 Scotland:snutfflng heavy storm q
q here ls...1 a.!ght. :
= twenty o' NV were q
q drow~e+ 4
< eocAe" :
--4AAAAAAAAAAAA
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NEE TSDEATH
MEATH WHEELS

Especial to The ssntinel.)
Boulder, Colo, Oct. 1S.-R. d.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-18
ROOSEVELT
KILLS A BEAR

: New Orleans, La, Oct. 1S.- I
Word came from Stanboul this 1
< morning that the presidents {
< hunting luck had improved and
< he has Killed a bear. Details
< of the killing are as yet lacking. {
4
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Don't miss our last granite ware
sale this week. AMI 10c store.