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The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
HE MUST FACE
SERIOUS
CHARGE

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept. 10.
A. w. Marksheffel. the driver of
the speeding automobile which was
wrecked last Tuesday killing three
men, was charged by the coroner's
jury of being guilty of grave care
lessness, and he was taken into Gus
tody.
Markshenel, accompanied by his
friends. was taken to the court
house. where his bond was signed
by his business partner, T. c. Cand-
tel
District Attorney Hammond. who
examined the witnesses, says that he
will prosecute Marksheffel for invol-
untary manslaughter, and may dis
miss the case from the justice court
and take It before the grand jury,
which meets at the district court
session next Monday.
The funeral of Ralston, one OF the
victims. will take place this after
noon from the Elks club. One of
the pathetic features OF the funeral
is that his father is dying of diabe-
ties at his home at Emerson, ILL.,.
and neither of the parents win be
able to be in attendance at the fu-
neral.
Briton l.. Grey. one OF the in
jured, is still in a critical condition.
The body of II. Winnell was today
sent to his home In New York City.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
Advertised Letters.

Advertised letter list for the week
ended September 19:
Mrs. J. F. White; Iva Wilkes;
Mrs. Joseph T. Jacobs; Harry Il.
Goedet; Mrs. Florence Johnson; A.
NJ. Walker: Mrs. Mary Hallot; Mrs.
J. l. Miller; Saeia Vesia; w. w.
Wolf; w. ]. Henby; d. G. Taylor;
Ray Fountain; Mrs. Ida Wolforl;
Clara Nys; Diego Montoya; Colora-
do Mining & Land & Power Co; D.
A. Miller; Benito Gallgis; Fred T
latter; Mrs. Ed Johnson; Ed Jones
Hilda Schwartz; Geo. Shaffer; Gae-
tana Cronea; Mrs. II. H. Haynis
Leona Wright; Gutz Prichard: Mr.
Austin: VIII English; J. B. Finley;
Mrs Anna Williams; Mrs. Addie
Shirley; Arch F. Hamley; II. A. Re
dell; Mrs. Jennie Williams. John
Sweeney; ]. w. Story; John Shelf
fey; the wife Of Phillip NJ. Walker;
Mr.. James; Roy Elsie Ward. w.
Hudson; T. ]. Gill: S. NJ. Rogers;
II. B. Kellog; j. II. Gillroy: l.. s.
Wells: Mrs X. C. Latta; o. T. Yea
ger: Nick Barsch: Mrs. Lula Ander-
son; Erick Berry; Ernie Davis; Mrs.
Frank Davis; Harry Chadburne;
ChaB. Cole.
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! a q q o q a. AAA q o

The Grand Junction band was
along and gave a delightful concert
at the station before the train pulled
out.
There were about 75 Woodmen OF
the World among the eXcursionists.
Each Woodman was armed with a
pretty umbrella and plenty of badges
The Woodmen drill team was out
in full regalla. The big log the i'm
mense axes and other paraphernalla
for a parade were taken along.
There were many ladies on board
the train.
All along the route, between here
aud Mohtrose. large delegations were
picked up, and when the special went
into Montrose about IL o'clock to-
day it was crowded to the guards.
The Grand Junction crowd, head
ed by the band and the army of To-
cal Woodmen marched up the prin-
cipal thoroughfare of Montrose Oh
the arrival of the train and made
verv fine showing. The visitors from
Grand Junction were rendered
hearty reception and were vigorous
" cheered as they marched along
the street.
A great crowd is in Montrose to-
day, several thousand people being
in attendance at the fair and at the
Woodmen log rolling. The little
city is dressed in gala attire, the
weather is fine and everybody is hav-
ing a happy time.
Many OF the Grand Junction
Woodmen took part in the various
contests and drills attending the log
rolling and captured not a few OF
the prizes.
Grand Junction is certainly well
represented at the Montrose fair, and
that city has another proof that this
city is at all times neighborly and
friendly.
The Grand Junction people will
reach home about midnight tonight,
the special train leaving Montrose
at 9 pm.
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SCARED TO
DEATH BY
THUNDER
Especial to The sentineI.)

New York, Sept. 19.-The heavy
thunderstorm which passed over
Westchester county Wednesday night
caused the death of Mrs. Mary Thews,
mother OF eX-Coroner Fred Drews OF
Mount Vernon She was frightened
to death by a sudden crash of thunder
and lightning.
Mrs. Drews was rs years old and
had been subject to fright from thun
derstorms. She was talking to her
daughter, Mrs. John Higginbotham,
when there was a bright flash OF fork
ed lightning, followed by a terrific
peal of thunder. Mrs. Drews gave o
scream and fell dead in her daughters s
arms.
At Mount Kisco lightning struck the
home of Mrs. Mary Lounsbury, who
barely escaped being killed. Mrs.
Lounsbury had got up to shut the
windows when lightning struck the
bed in which she had been sleeping
and tore It to bits. At the approach
of the storm Mrs LOunsbury had re-
tired. as she believed the feather tick
on her bed would protect her from
danger.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

today of fourteen persons alleged to
De implicated in the capitol scandal
were based on reports sent to Cover
nor Stewart by the committee created
by the last legislature to investigate
the capitol scandal. This will be fol-
lowed by civil suits to recover a por-
ton of the nine million dollars col
lected by the contracting architect for
furnishing and equipping the capitol
Houston's commission as architect
amounted to S525,OOO, of which SlO4.-
600 was withheld by State Treasurer
Penny on the ground of fraud and col
lusion.
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WRECK NOW
CLEARED AND
TRAINS MOVE
Especial to The sentinel.)

Leadville, Sept. lg.-The wreckage
on the tracks Of the Denver and Rio
Grande railway near Pando where
freight train No 6l left the rails
Tuesday morning has been cleared,
and trains are again passing over the
road in both directions At o'clock
Yesterday evening, all of the east
bound trains that had been held west
Of the wreck passed through Malta,
the string consisting of forty-two
coaches in all. Trains Nos. and l
Yesterday evening passed through
from the east practically on schedule
time. No. 6 this morning was two
hours and thirty minutes late. No
further delays will be occasioned on
account of the wreck II Will require
several days to haul away all Of the
debris. Some Of the parts OF cars ana
the freight will be burned.
RAY Sharp. the injured brakeman,
who was removed to Red Cliff, con-
tinues to improve.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
BRYAN's DAUGHTER
TO BE HER GUEST

Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daugh
tsr Of William Jennings Bryan. the
great commoner, will visit Glen
wood Springs next week, as the
guest OF Mrs. Carrie st. Clair Napier,
wife Of the Hon. B. T. Napier.
Mrs. Napier is prominent in Colo
rado club circles and is also a prom
lnent member of several clubs in the
city Of Denver, and was quite a fac
tor in assisting her husband last
year Ii the legislature.
Mrs. Napier will have several en-
iertainments for Mrs Leavitt. but
they will be entirely social and not
have the semblance of anything po-
ltieal. notwithstanding that Mrs,
Leayitt has been made the president
Of the most prominent Woman s
Democratic club in the west. 1t
may be possible that Mrs. Leavitt
VII accompany Mrs. Napier to this
ely to visit number of friends of
he lady, and If such should be the
case Mrs. Leavitt and her hostess
VII be made the recipients of a
lumber OF social courtesies.
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CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.

The many friends here of John
Brennan, the aged Rio Grande con-
ductor. who wandered away from his
rooms in Aspen a few days ago in a
demented condition. and who was
found the day following digging
with his hands in the mouhtain
earth under the hallucination that
he was working mining claim, have
been informed that the old gentle
man has been removed to his home
in Glehwood Springs, where he IL
showing signs of recovery. His wife
and family are giving him every at
tention, and he has regained con-
sciousness. While 1t is likely that
he will regain his physical strength,
it is highly probable that his mental
condition will not be such as to en-
able him to again take charge of his
run.-Leadville Herald.Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
CAN'T EXPLAIN
BIG PROFITS

New York, Sept. l9.-More light was
shed upon the remarkable earning
capacity of the various subsidiary
of the Standard oil company today
when Frank b. Kellogg, who Is CON
Quoting the federal SUIT succeeaeu ni
seventeen subsidiary companies In the
years 1909 and 1906 The statement
of earnings OF the Standard Oil com
many of Indiana, which was recently
ST Tined 500 ,24O, 900 for rebating, discov-
cred that in 1906 the company earned
81 500, 900 on a capitalization OF S,-
tns The day. while Mr.. Clarence G.
Fsv % assistant comptroller OF the
standard OIL company, was on the
stond a curious problem of financial
wbicb U Fay failed to explain. From
figures submitted it was shown that
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
BELIEVES DEAD
MAN is HER SON
lspecial to The sentinel.D

Denver, Sept. 19.-Mrs. X. II.
Touhey of 3647 High street be-
lieves that the unidentified man who
was killed by the passengers on a
Southern Pacific train at SacrameI-
to was her son. w. J. Waldron,
Waldron was engaged in an alter
cation over his car fare, which he
refused to pay, with the conductor,
JEFF Gage.
Waldron drew a revolver and fired
at the conductor, and was afterwards
himself killed.
Mrs. Touhey says that he was
travelling for his health and usually
depended on his union card for fare,
That failing, he would pay 1t. He
had sent his mother a postal every
day for the last three months and
the last one received was September
IA, postmarked Sacramento.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
THE MCKINNEY GARDEN
SELLS FOR 5000

Yesterday afternoon one of the
most interesting and important real
estate deals closed up In the city
summer was consummnted when *.
A. Mckinney, through the agency of
the Home Loan n Investment Co.,
sold to Il. c. Thorpe and o. ID. Barn
hart, his truck garden tract located
about u miles northwest OF the
city.
The consideration was 10000.
There are ten acres in the tract and
n good residence thereon.
The Mckinney truck garden is ons
of the best In this part OF the state.
There is no orchard on the land.
The McHinneys will take n trip
east for visit of six months and
will then erect residence in thia
city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
OFFICER KILLED
WHILE ON
DUTY
Especial to The ssntinel.)

Reading, Pa, Sept. 19.-With a
dozen stab wounds in his body, Tim
othy Klllehn. a member of troop C
of the state constRbulary. was found
dead across the river by q track
walker.
The work dons by the other men,
bers of the troop has led to the iden-
tity of the murderers.
This section of the state will be
searched thoroughly, and II the MUIR
derers are found there IL likely to
be a lynching party.
AS he was returning from the the
ater Killehn heard the agonizing
cries of a woman who was in the
hands of two Italians, and went to
her rescue.
Tht next was the dead body of the
constable.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
PLOT
TO DELIVER HIN

omaha Nebr. "a deliver a fellow
unearthed
by
Frank FarraIw who las on
of whe
in all valuable
the 10 a
localh IA
City. However, the box
contni n
the he
cien he would IA o his friend.
NJ
he be
the o aid IA prisoner
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
SENATOR CULLOM
FOR JUNGLE JOE"
Especial to The sentineI.)

Washington, Sept. Senator
Cullom of Illinois has Joined his
voice to the Cannon boom. He says
that Joseph Cannon is the best post
ed man on matters that concern the
common welfare of the people and
that ho man is better suited to the
White HOUSE than Joe Cannon.
The Illinois senator declared that
"Uncle Joe" would be the best vote
getter that the republicans could
name at the convention, and that he
had the state of Illinois solid.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
DEAD ENGINEER
LAID TO REST
,s0-cIal to The sentinel.)

colorado Springs, Colo, sept. ~
M ,unerai of James d. HOFFMAN
49, Engineer that was killed in the
Soiler explosion here Tuesday VIII
be held here today -. 49,
.,.ioslon was caused by there not
I'M any water in the boiler of the
ssriSe, thus exposing the crown
fireman A. E. Chlnberg. who was
,,tnrad will recover unless blood
rolsonIng or typhus fever sets in,
yhlch Is greatly feared.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
THE REDLANDS
CONTEST
QUIET
Especial to The sentineI.)

n Montrose, Colo, Sept. ls.-- 1
x The advent Of the splendid I,
x Grand Junction band and three (
x hundred excursIonists from that 1,
x CITY was entirely too much even
x for the court before which the
x matter of the contests on the I
x lands of the Redlands is being I
x heard. and the session this I
x morning was without any ex-
x citing events, save to hear 1
n some little testimony and theh
n the court adjourned for the az
n ternoon, that all might ENJOY
* the fair and its attractions ana
X also the big log rolling event
X of the Woodmen OF the World (
< 6onAAAhAA q o q q o O o 1
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THE RETURNS
NOT ALL in
Especial to The sentineI)

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept. To-
60 far the returns are very incom-
plete, showing nothing definite, but
an Overwhelming democratic vote in
favor Of the constitution and a safe
majority for prohibition.
The returns so far show from 30
900 to 10000 majority for c. N.
Haskell, the democratic nominee for
governor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
THE FLOWER ExHIBIT.

The committee on plants and now
ers will be very glad II those hsv-
ing choice plants of flowers will send
them to the fair grounds next Mon
day. The committee will call on as
many as possible, but the time is
so short that some may not be So
licited. All may be entered for pre-
mums If so desired.
MRS. ], II. RANKIN.
Chairman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
MILLIONAIRE
TO MARRY HIS
MOTHER-IN-LAW
Especial to The sentinel. }

Denver, Sept. 19.-Enamored of
his mother-in-law, with whom he
has been thrown in constant COM
panionship since the death of his
wife two years ago, James Parsons,
millionaire wool merchant of Bos-
ton, will today marry Mrs. Augustus
]. King, the mother of his dead wife
Parsons and Mrs. King Parsons, his
former wife, are both well known in
Denver, having lived here several
years.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Certainly a great change has been
made In the appearance OF ColoTado
avenue between Second ana oIAtn
streets. by the laying oil concrete cue
sidewalks in front OF nearly every
block. The improvement is notice
able to all.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
OLD RESIDENT
KILLS HIMSELF
fspecinl 20 INC SEEMINGLY

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept. lev. ID.
Peace, one of the Oldest residents OF
this city, who has been city engineer
for the last few years. committed su-
icide yesterday by shooting himself
with a pistol at the old filter bed at
the waterworks. Peace was 10 years
old
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
JAPAN MAY NOW
ANNEX OLD
KOREA
tspeeIal 10 The sentIneI.l

Toxic. Japan, Sept. 19.-It Is pos
sible that Japan Will have to annex
Korea.
Marquis Ito is quoted as having
said that it Will be necessary for ia
pan to change her policy, If the Kor-
can people persist in their unfrlend-
ly attitude, and that If the Korean
people don't change IT will DO their
last day"
The Japanese papers have been
receiving reports to the effect that
a band of 500 insurgents had gath
cred around Seoul for the purpose
of attacking 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
WILL REDUCE
THE OUTPUT
Especial to The Sentinel)

New York, Sept. 10.-The board
of directors of the Subsidiary Anal
gamnted Copper company met today
and the main question before the
company is the reduction OF the out
put of the mines.
The vote carried is to the effect
TO reduce the output 80 per cent nt
once and stop the traffic entirely for
the time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

This morning Robert Wood, the
young man arpesesi Tuesday light I
in this city after an exciting chase,
charged with stealing a check for
$3.50 and fine revolver from a
laborer on the Gunnison tunnel. was
taken to Montrose to stand trial. by
the sheriff OF Montrose county, who
came to the city last night after
Wood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

the Standard OIL company of New
York in 1901 made profit of S7.775.-
600 and paid dividends to the Standard
OIL company of New Jersey a total of
over $4,000. .000. The gross assets of
New York company. however. increase
from SSS,074 900 In 1898 to 1856 .574 900
in 1904. Meanwhile the accounts re-
ceiyable of the Standard OIL company
of New Jersey grew from S19,045, 900
to S5S ,272 900.
Red hot specials on granite ware
this week. and l0c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
You Can Live On II.

The cheapest article OF food in
Grand Junction today is Mller's ice
cream. zoe per pint in paper, and
the doctors recommend It because It
is made wholly of cream separated
from pasteurized milk.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
PRICE OF BEEF
MOUNTS HIGHER

, Sept 19-The J;st has n to he
will raise Of from three TO five
eheo ali meat pork
pound On of succession of advances
,hs ,.o,.o ,,,.nou., .o, e.. .. l..
ofeyeryr roast steak order.
nnt price the highest In the history
United States
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

The exhibits for the various de-
parJments at the county far are
already beginning to reach the talr
Grounds. The extent and variety OF
the exhibits, save in certain lines oil
fruit. Will be greater than ever oe-
fore known here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
KIDNAP'ERGET
A 10 NC
TERM
Especial to The Sentinel. }

New York, Sept. 10.-Theodore
Hess, a former policeman, who few
weeks ago pleaded guilty to the
charge of kidnapping, wars sentenced
by the jury to II years and months
in Sing Sing prison.
Hess was arrested in May in Bal
timOre for kidnapping Elizabtth Gra-
dy, II years old, from her home
and taking her with him to Balti-
more.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Auction sale OF furniture and
household goods on Friday. Septem-
ber 20, at 2 O'Clock, at 632 North
Fourth street. Nice clean lot and
will positively be sold. See posters.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Auction sale Of furniture and
household goods on Friday, Septem-
GER 70, at 2 O'Clock pm, at 632
North Fourth street. Nice clean lot
ters
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Things are coming rather smooth
for CITY Clerk Conley when ne can
dispose Of CANNES at SoOO each. a
few CANNES of that sort wouId max az Z
a. Genial clerk Independent and the
city lob have few attractions left
for him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
ONCE ROLLED
IN MILLIONS
(specIaI 20 The sentineID


New York, Sept. 19.-Pedro Al
brado. who after taking SlS.OOO,0O0
from the Albrado silver mines and
astonishing the people of three con-
tinents. is in debt over 100000 and
has been compelled to lease his
mines for a term of years to pay his
debts.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Anywhere in city or county. night
or day, in auto. Phone VanBuren
Bros. 6 Hawley, Black 5S4.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

CITY Clerk Conley and CITY Attor-
ney Rozelle are expected nome To-
night from Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

A moonlight ride Just now is de
lightful in an auto. Make up par
ty. Phone Black 5S4.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
300 PEOPLE WENT TO
MONTROSE TODAY
Jolly Crowd Left Grand Junction
This Morning for Neighboring
City.-Having Great Time.

a Just at 7:45 O'Clock this morn
a ing the special train over the
A Rio Grande left the union de-
A pot for Montrose. There were
a about three hundred Grand
A Junction people on board when
4 the train left the city. 1t was |
a jolly. representative and "out l
a for fun" crowd.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

George w Falconer "Ye Book
man" expects to have his beautiful
new book and novelty store opened
by Saturday or Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Today Jennie Goddard sold to s.
C. Sargent lots IL and 12, In block
ST, Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
FIRE
IN OIL FIELDS
Especial to The sentinel.)

Oakland, Calf, Sept. ia 5000
barrel oil tank of the Oakland Gas.
Light and Heating company. at tho
foot of jefferson street. near South
ern Pacific tracks, was detroyed by
fire today. The fir.JiFas caused by u
live electric. wire. Jhe surrounding
prf cloJccs tu7IoisFrr opuIOI,
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

. ftot. o. A. Young is spending the
weep country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Two nifty foot lengths of 5-ply 3-4
,a.a garden hose at i4.75 each at the
sand 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

arrange a party and take an auto
toe Phone Black 5S4.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

,,, "'F' still in busIness-star Bak-
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

New Hannah Shoes. Loeffler's'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-08-09

Edna and James Coleman went tc
Wadena Wednesday where they viii
visit for some time.
| Mrs. G. w. Lewis and daughter Of
Orleans, MIMI, left Wednesday fol
Minneapolis after visit here, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Enke.
Miss Katherine Dennis, who has been
visiting in Brainerd, returned home
Tuesday night accompanied by Miss
!! Madge Murphy, who is visiting here a.
her guest.
Louis McNairy, who is employed in
Frazee, arrived in the city Wednesday
for visit with his parents.
Miss Grace Staples returned to her
home in Duluth Wednee day after a
months visit here, the guest OF Miss
Clara Wright.
! Miss Birdette Carlson went to Duluth
| Wednesday where she will visit,
| Miss Florence Woodwork returned
Wednesday after an enjoyable outing at
Birch Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Hoist and daughter,
Marian, who have been visiting friends
at Lake Benton, MIMI, returned home
Monday.
Sam Grodnick of Minneapolis, who
has been playing ball with the Rugby,
N. D. team during the past season,
stopped off for a days visit with hie
brother, Max, Monday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cook and daughters Helen
and Mable OF Des Moines, Iowa, returned
to their home Tuesday after q visit
here, ehe guests OF the family of W. NJ,
Weber.
Chas. Latham OF Swanville was a
kinaIhoas uicit1r to this a.
Miss May Knowlton OF New York
has arrived in the city and is the guest
the Misses Harting. .~-
Ollie Roth, who has been playing ball
with the Leeds, n. D. team during the
the past season. returned home Tuesday
morning.
David Engstrom vas a passenger for
Minneapolis Tuesday, where he will
visit friends.
F. n. Mattock came up from St.
Cloud Monday on business. .s...
Misses Addie Wood and Katie Poster
We're Brainerd visitors the first of the
week. -
Mrs. Mary Newman and daughter,
Mabelle, who were called here BY the
death of Forest Merrick. returned to
their home in Staples.
j. McWilliams OF Westfeld. Wis.
went out to the Lewis camp at Birch
Lake Tuesday for a visit with his dauoh.
| ter, Mrs. F. E. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Dow Of St. Cloud
were IN the city the first of the week
called here By the death Of the little
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. g. c. Ray.
mond.
Cong. G. A. Lindbergh went to Ell
River Wednesday on q business visit.
n. s. jacobson made q business trir
to St. Paul the first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Long and daughter ven,
to Motley Wednesday for q few dayl
visit.
Miss Eva Konchal returned from
Morris Friday after several weeks visit
Chas. Barnhafdt of Minneapolis IL il
the city on business visit. E