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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
AWAITS STATE COURT.
No Further Action at Present
In Receivership Case.

Austin, Dec. 5.-The court of civil
appeals did not act Wednesday on the
motion for rehearing of the Waters
Pierce Oil company in the receiver
ship case, which was decided some
time ago by this court in favor of the
state. Attorney General Davidson
said there would be nothing to give
out. as to the next step of the state
until the court acted On motion Cen
eral Davidson,Haid he had wired for a
copy of the opinion of United States
circuit court at New Orleans, in which
Judge Bryant was overruled
The state board of education ap-
pointed Professor T. e Peters of Dali
las to be teacher of mathematics and
Latin in the Denton normal to fill the,
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Professor J. A. Sanders. Professor
Peters is connected with the Oak Cliff
school,
The state lost out in the court of
civil appeals in the case of the state
against W. N. Burgess, from Travis.
This case was affirmed. The state
sought to cancel the charter of the
Southwestern Livestock Insurance
company of Dallas by quo warranto
proceedings because this charter had
not been approved by any agent. The
trial court decided in favor of Burgess
and the incorporators of this company
and the court of civil appeals sustain
ed this decision. Tne court of civil
appeals held that the trial court was
correct in its construction of the char
ter in that it was a mutual relief asso-
citation without capital stock
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
DIVERSE COM MENTS.
Paris Morning Papers Review Presi
dents Message Different WAYS.

Paris, Dec. 5.-The morning news
papers give promin snce to- President
Roosevelt's message, hut the comments
are diverse. The Figaro considers that
the message shows plainly Roosevelt
has not changed his previous political
attitude and economic conditions. It
gives umstinted praise to parts relat-
ing to the army and navy
The Eclair thinks that the president
has learned a lesson from the recent
crisis and seeks to reassure public
opinion by modify his antitrust pro.
gramme.
The Socialist paper, Action. asserts
that the financial crisis and the opinion
OF such men as Morgan has forced
the president to curb his ardor
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
POWDER EXPLODES,
Ten Miners Sustain Injuries, Four oil
Whom May Not Survive,

Fort Smith, Dec. 5-Ten miners
were injured, four probably fatally. bv
the explosion of keg of powder in
the mine of the Ozark Coal and Rail
way company at Panama, Okla, a
small mining town about twenty-five
miles from here. There were about
forty men working in the mine when
the explosion occurred, but most of
them escaped
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
LIGHTFOOT's OPINION.
Declares It Is One of the Most i'm
portant Legal Victories.

Waco, Dec. SIN an interview, AS
sistant Attorney General J. P. Ligh-
foot, who is attending the Masonic
meeting, said regarding the decision in
the Waters-Pierce case at New Or
leans: 1T is one Of the most import
ant victories yet won in the case. It's
Importance to the state, in future liti-
Judge Bryant's doctrine had been up
held the state, of course, would have
been powerless to fight trusts or col
lect judgments. against corporations
operating in violation of of antitrust
laws. The state was upheld in every
essential particular"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
BROWNS WILL.

Mrs. Bradley to Institute legal Aaction
to Break 1t.
Salt Lake City, Dec. 5-Now that
she has been acquitted on the charge
of murder. Mrs Annie NJ Bradley,
through her attorney, and in behalf
of her children, will bring an action to
break the will of the late senator
whom she shot to death at Washing
ton. The contest will be based on the
written acknowledgment Of Browns
that Mrs. Bradley's two sons are his
In this will Brown disavowed their
paternity. and stipulated that even If
they were his children they should
receive nothing. and left his property
valued at about $65, 0o0 to his son
Max, and to his daughter, Alice.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
LOOKS LIKE LEMON.
Negro Bishop WEEDS Divorced Woman
and May Have Trouble.


and May Have Trouble.
Atlanta. Dec 5.-Bishoyi H. M. Tur-
ner of the African Methodist Episcopal
Lemon The bride was formerly the
bishops secretary and secured a
divorce from her husband, Rev. Pow
ell, last May. At the time the divorce
was obtained it was reported the Bish-
op contemplated making Laura Lemon
his wife. Bishop Gaines brought the
matter to the ate ntion of the council
of bishops in June. After an investi-
cation Bishop Turner was notified by
the council that such marriage would
not be countenanced by the African
Methodist Episcopal church
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
TWo-lNcH CASH.
Bell County Man Receives Bad Wound
In His Throat.

Temple, Tex, Dec. SIN an alter
cation at Moffat, twenty miles west of
here, Willis True'ove received a knife
wound in the throat extending two
inches. He may dis Sam Hester. re
lated BY marriage to The injured man,
vas arrested. Both men are farmers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
ACTIVE AND EXCITED.
Cotton Ranged From Twenty-one to
Twenty-Seven Points Higher.

New York, Dec. 5.-The cotton
market had a most active and excited
opening session Wednesday, prices
ranging from 21 to % points, or about
$125 per bale. higher than Tuesday
nights close. Traders, both for ad-
vance and decline, bought heavily, in
nuenced by the small crop estimates,
by improvements in general trade and
by the strength of the English market.
There was a tremendous profit taking
at an advance to 11.19 for January,
but offerings were quickly absorbed
and the recession light.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-05
Seven Scotchrnen Slain.

Glasgow, Dec. "a gang of nine
platelayers was run down by loco.
motive on the Glasgow Paisley lire
Seven men were killed outright.
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CROWN FURNITURE co.

Mr.. Fred Halbouer went to DEN
yer Saturday and will be there most
of the week.
Call up Junction S49. the new tele-
phone number of Cassells Co.
There is still considerable improve
ment to be noticed in the condition
of Mrs. Daniel McNulty who has been
so gravely Ill for days. There are now
well grounded hopes for her recov-
cry.
Call up Junction 349, the new tele-
phone number of Cassells & Co.
Louis Cheryeney, purchased today
the residence of Mrs. Mamie Smith
between Third and Fourth streets
on Ouray avenue. Mrs. Smith Will
remove from the city.
Call up Junction 349. the new tele-
phone number of Cassells & Co.
A new phone directory bearing
date OF April II. 1907 was issued
from the local office today. The ad-
ditIons to the Grand Junction list
of subscribers, make this city one
of the largest patrons of the Colorado
Telephone company In the state.
Cassells Il Co. telephone number
is 394: II is the same as the num-
Der of their store. Don't forget IT.
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Call up Junction 349. the new tele-
phone number of Cassells & Co.
The number of our store and our
phone is the same, 249. Add the
word Junction and call us up for an
order of meats or groceries at any
time. Prompt delivery and first class
quality Of goods at Cassells & Co.
Telephone US an order by our new
phone number. Junction 349. for gro
ceries or meats.
Ansel b. Chandler is in charge of
one OF the city mail carriers routes.
Telephone US an order by our new
phone number, Junction 349. for gro
ceries or meats.
Telephone us an order by our new
phone number, Junction 349. FOR gro
ceries or meats.
James r. Davis who has been III
at the hospital for a long time was
taken to Denver last night over the
Midland and placed in one of the hos
pitfalls. His condition is cery ser
lous. DR.. Knude Hanson accompan-
led the young man to Denver.
Telephone us an order by our new
phone number. Junction 349. for gro
ceries or meats.
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Kerosene 20 cents a gallon at Platt
and Herron's.
Frank p. Tanner of ouray is In
the city today.
Banner Oats % cents per package
at Platt and Herrons'
Special sale on fancy china Satur-
day and Monday. May is and 2Oth
at the and 10 cent store.
The prices of the special sale OF
china at the 5 and 10 cent store next
Saturday and Monday will be so low
that 1t will be like trading dollars.
You need the china and we need the
money.
& Herron's.
Our entire stock of fancy china on
special sale Saturday and Monday,
May 18th and goth, at the . and 10
cent store.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. A. L. Gou-
rley was driving on Orchard Mesa
in his large automobile when one of
the rear wheels of the machine
broke of as a result of the axle
breaking in two. The machine was
not seriously damaged but the ac-
cident caused Mr.. Gourley to have to
walk to town. The machine was
brought In this morning and repair
al
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BY OWN HAND
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ST. LOUIS, May -13.-Last night
Mrs Agnes Barlow Houser, wife of
Daniel n Houser. president of the
Globe Printing company, publishing
the Globe Democrat, died from the
effects of a self-inflicted bullet
wound in the right temple.
Mrs. Houser was found by Mr.
Houser. He was informed by serv-
ants that his wife was in her room
and evidently i'll. Mr.. Houser entered
the room and found his wife on the
bed with revolver in her hand. She
was unconscious but breathing family
Physicians we're summoned but med
ical attention was without avail.
She died after lying unconscious
for several hours.
Mrs. Houser had been in very
nervous state for the past three or
four months. Members Of the fam
ily are at loss to assign reason
for her act. Worry and mental
strain in participating in the chart-
ty carnival given on Friday are the
only possible causes they can assign.
There was nothing to indicate
whether the act was planned or acci-
dental.
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THE TRIAL
RESUMED
Nearly All of the Tails
men Had Read Roose-
velt's Denunciation of
Meyer and Haywood
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BOISE, May 13.-The work of Sc
lectlng a Jury In the case OF William
D. Haywood was taken up again to-
day. The one hundred new tales
men appeared in court this morning
and when court opened this after
noon at two O'Clock there were eleven
men in the box, none OF whom how
ever had been finally accepted
by both sides.
Three of the iurymen In the box
have fully qualified and can only be
excused by either side using its pre-
emptory challenges, ten of which is
allowed each side.
A great majority of the talesmen
questioned this morning stated that
they had read President Roosevelt's 5
attack on the Western Federation
leaders but declared that 1t had not
affected them In the least.
1t is believed that the jury will be
secured within four or five days
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Los ANGELES, May 13.-Early
this morning a completed list of the
casualties of the terrible wreck on
the Southern Pacific ut Honda was
complied from reports received from
santa Barbara and San Louis where
the dead and dying were taken.
This list shows that the total num-
ber of people who are dead as a result
of the wreck is 80; person is still
missing and ri are injured severely
and several of whom will die. The
death list may be increased before
night.
It is now believed that all the pas
sengers ON the ill fatcd train have
been accounted for.
Nearly all of the victims were citi-
zens from Pennsylvania.
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NEW LOCAL COMPANY
WITH $3.50, 900 CAPITAL

The incorporators are Albert Kiey-
bolte, David @. Peyton and a. Il. Reed
all of Denver.
Complete details as to the inten-
tions and properties of the company
are not ready To he given out at this
time.
1t is understood that the company
controls extensive and valuable coal
lands on Grand Mesa and In other
sections of Mesa county and expects
to start elaborate operations at once.
II is said TINT the company
is strongly organized and well fin
nnced.
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SANTA BARBARA, Cal, May 13.
The storm of indignation at the
treatment given the survivors of the
Southern Pacific wreck by the officials
of that road who are responsible for
the long delay in getting the dead,
dying and injured to this city or to
San Louis, is growing as the hours
pass.
The relief train was delayed II
hours between the scene of the wreck
and this city as a result of conflict
ing orders and alleged negligence on
the part of the road employees.
The train was held at one time for
two hours on the desert simply be-
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The Little Heir

MADRID, May 1S.-At IL O'Clock
yesterday morning the ceremony of
inscribing the name of the newly
born prince took place before the
minister of justice, the first notary
of the kingdom.
The prince received the names OF
Alfonso Pho Cristino Eduardo,
The christening which was original
ly fixed for next Wednesday, has been
postponed to a date not yet fixed, the
king wishing to make the ceremony
as imposing as possible.
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Grand Junction is TO be the head
quarters of one of the largest incor-
porated concerns organized in west
ern Colorado I'm many months IL In
which comes to the Sem
tineI today is to be depended upon
and its reliability seems fully estab-
lished..
On Saturday with the secretary of
state, in Denver. there were hled
articles of incorporation by the Semi
Anthricite Coal company of Grand
The company is capitalized nt $3.50
600.
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All Decline
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NEW YORK. May 13.-With his
marriage to Mabelle Gilman only
twelve hours away William E Cory
is having a hard time to secure an
Episcopal clergyman to perform the
ceremony.
Several pastors In this city have
been asked but politely refused. 1t
is believed that the statement made
by Bishop Burgess, of Long Island
is the cause of these declinations.
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He Is a Witness

oURAY. May 13.-ouray Maurice
Corbett, whose name appears as Gt,e the
of the Colorado witnesses ~ ~ at
prosecution in the HAYWOOD tIISi Onroy 5l,
Boise, was formerly sherlh Oh O"'"'
county. ..oar+ed a
nosjtion Win the d. and R. G. rail,
rosd running between salida ana
Denver. -., ,r,,.er in
tba enring of 1904. held him until me
San Miguel officers arrived. Moyer
was then taken to Telluride and piae-
ed in jail.
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Wild Scene

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CHICAGO May 13.-The widest
scene that has been witnessed on the
Chicago Stock Exchange in several
years occurred this morning when
wheat took tremendous jump for
the second time in three days. De-
ccmber wheat sold for S1.O3.
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IS IMPROVED

NEW YORK, May 13.-Richard
who some time ago was
by i'll health to abandon
his theatrical tour, sailed for Europe
on the steamer Minneapolis yesterday
He was said to be much improved
in health.
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After Denver

DENVER. May ia federal
grand Jury, the first to be called In
Denver in years. will meet in this
CITY next wednesday. The work OF
this jury will be the investigation
of land frauds in Colorado for the
last six years, by means of which the
lumber and coal lands have passed
into the hands of individuals and
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SNOWY DENVER

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J. DENVER. May 13.-Winter +
= reigns in Denver. Snow has +
= been falling in the city since +
+ shortly after midnight. +
\. =. 4. + 4. I. 4. 4. + + + + + + Q
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Carpenters Are Out
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DENVER, May 13.-As result
of the determination of mill operators
to discharge carpenters who refused
to work with non-union men practic-
ally every carpenter in Denver laid
down his tools this morning further
endangering the building progress OF
Denver. The strike situation is grow
very serious each hour. other classes
of workingmen may go out within
a few days.
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NO CHANGE
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NEW YORK. May 13.-There is no
change in the dock situation. the
Ion gshoresmen and affiliated organ
izations are still out. Shipping IN
terests are suffering heavy losses.
A AIreadv the losses to shippers
amounts to $5,O0O,000 and the loss
in wages to the striking men is about
the same
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Frisco Strike
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. z
Efforts will be made again to- q
day to run street cars as the eff q
forts to operate a few yester- q
day were successful. There q
has been no rioting today. z
! q O O @ O O o @ @ @ O O 9
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ROBBED OFFICE

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FLORENCE, May 13.-Robbers
blew up the safe in the postofiice last
night. secured 5000 in cash, large
amount of postage stamps and some
valuable papers.
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TO SAVE LIVES
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-Plans to
ston tbe terrible sacrifice OF life In the
coal mines OF the country are under
consideration by the fuel DIVISION Oh
the geological survey. ,,...
Test stations to test the dyhaniit e.
and other explosives to be USED II,
PENNSYLVANIA and other states anu
their ability to Withstand coaI uaiIp i,iil
and gas, will probably De esuapl'Si-
ed
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Diaz Talks

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CITY OF MEXICO, May 13.-Pres-
ident Dlaz has issued a statement to
the effect that in her trouble with
Mexico has held the po-
sition of friendly power and done
everything to prevent an outbreak OF
hostilitles.
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D. 9 r. G. ROW
Especial to The sentlneD

DENVER. May 13.-In all proba-
bllity 1t will be determined today whe
ther or not the Denver and Rio
Grande trainmen will go out on n
strike. Many believe that the strike
will be called today or tomorrow.
A final conference between Gener-
al Manager RIdgway and the men Is
being held this afternoon.
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DenounCe Grover
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ROCHESTER, n. Y. May l5'-
T., sermon last night Rev Rich
r1ond of the Episcopal church, de-
nonnced Grover Cleveland for per-
mftting himself to be employed, by
an insurance company as salary
of $4,000 annually.
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Big Fires

CITY OF MEXICO, May 13.-Nlne-
ty men are supposed to have lost
their lives in a fire which started
in the Leneras copper mines at VAL
serdena, in the state of Durango,
last Friday night.
The fire is still raging and is said
to be beyond control.
The burning mines belong TO the
Guggenheims.
The origin of the fire is supposed
TO have been due to the carclessness
of n miner who was smoking cigar
cite in an abandoned shaft.
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HE IS DEAD

GOLDEN. Colo, May 13.-Juddge Judge
Allison DeFrance died here toua'
Judge DeFrance was one OF 5 the aDi+ Ia+
est iudges in the n Nate, and had sat
on the bench for eleven years.
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sALIDA, May 1S-William Nc
CuIlough, an electrician in the employ
Of the Salida Light and Power COM
pany, was accidentally electrocuted
this morning at Garfield point ana
Bert Smith, was render
cd Unconscious. They were at work
on a wet platform when they re-
reiyed the shock.
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(Speclal TO Ine SentinelJ
LOS ANGELES, May. 13.-The
Associated press today received the
following message from Imperial Po-
tentate Frank C. Roundy sent from
the depot at Paso Robles. Cal, where
Mr.. Roundy is en- route to his home
in Chicago from the Los Angeles con-
clave:
ITO the Nobility of North Ameri-
ca: 1t is with profound regret that
it is necessary for me to announce
horrible disaster has saddened the
homeward Journey of many of our
mobiles from our imperial council ses-
sion at Los Angeles and l hereby ex-
press my great sympathy and sorrow
for the irreparable loss of life sustain
ed by Ismaili and Rajah temples in
the wreck of their special train.
(Signed) Frank G. Roundy,
Imperial Potentate."
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Death Victims
Number 80
In Horror Grows the Honda Wreck--A
Storm of Indignation Over the
Delay of Relief Train
A Leading Shriner Issues Statement

cause there was a misunderstanding
over a small order. All the time the
men and women lay suffering awful
agony in the cars. Several lives might
have been saved had the train reach
ed Santa Barbara in a reasonable
length of time. The indignation Is at
fever heat, especially among the Ma
sons and Shriners. The scene of the
wreck was only 60 miles from this
city yet the train was eleven hours in
making the run
1t is said that the matter will be
taken up in Masonic lodges through
out the country
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lSneclal ID MD sentinell

WHEELING W. Va. May 10
Fire broke out in one of the great
plants of the Sheet Steel and Plate
company this morning, at Bridgeport
and the whole series of plants Is
threatened.
The fire was still spreading at two
O'Clock this afternoon.
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ELECTROCUTED
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TRINIDAD, May 13.-Sam Colom-
bo. a miner, was electrocuted by com
ing In contact with feed wire at
the mine at which he was employed
this morning.
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To Murder the Gar

LONDON, May 13.-The Tel
graphs st. Petersburg cores
pondent reports the discovery
and foiling of great anarchistlc
plot.
The correspondent says ne
has the sensational story from
two very reliable sources Ac-
cording to these versions, no
fewer than eighty conspirators
resolved a couple of months ago
10 assassinate Emperor Nichol-
as and plans were finally liked
for carrying out the deal during
Easter. The plotters incIuueu
reserve officers and other ofhclals
and civilians whose loyalty
hitherto had been undoubted'
A large number of plotters, the cor
respondent says was neces5lIa.eu D5 :,
the elaborate precautions adopIeu
to protect imperial person
ages. The plan was, the eorresponu- I,l
emit saws. to approach the Zelo IN uls-
tinct groups and then execute SUD
den and daring attack on the par
ace. ..- - o.
The first group CONSISTING. OF 81
men. arrived on the Russian trohlle'
FRIDAY when from some means uh- m
known suspicious were aroused ~ ~
whole number of them were arrestel s,.l',i
at Zelo and documents found In thelt
nossession led to the apprehension OF
other members of the. band III ''
Petersburg.
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UERY Few people want a boiled over
tdiet of local happening. Read the news
the day ii occurs in the Daily Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-13

= r,,d 10 wait until tomorrow to read
q. Nv worId's news. The news the day |
! y .1,s u1 nv wire-The news right up to
! y sIs1 nin1te is what the Sentinel gives
Smyrna times., 1907-01-23
KENTON.
Thomas Attix one of the Oldest Residents Of
KeutOn III at His hOme-LOcaI aud Per-
sOna Mention.

Special Correspondence to the Times.
KENToN, Jan. 22:- The congregations in
Kenton NJ. E. Church were very good asst
Sunday both morning and evening.
Mr.. Thomas Attix one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Kenton has been
seriously i'll for some time, but we are glad
to say he is little better at present.
Delayed in town and can't get home
the telephone will explain matters.
The blacksmith shop owned by Mr.. r.
Lane has been rented to Mr.. w. White of
Centerville, Md, who is now ready to do
first class work. Moses Wright an aged
colored man living near Kenton died very
suddenly of heart failure Sunday.
There will be a Festival in the P o. S.
of A. Hall, Kenton, Del, next Friday and
Saturday evenings, Jan. 25 and Goth. Oys-
ters, Chicken Salad. Ice Cream and Cake
for sale. ALI are cordially invited to come
Want phone? Drop postal to j.
W. Perkins, Smyrna.
PERsoNALs:-Mr Gilbert Garrison was il
Wilmington last week.-Mr. David Knots
of Blackistops spent Sunday in Whining ton
| Miss Rachel Downs and Miss KATHERINE
Slaughter spent some time in Philadelphia
last week. Mr.. d. S. Clark is in Washing
ton.