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SHE IS UNDECIDED
Mrs. Witte, the Woman Who Was
Thought to be Insane, Regrets
Leaving Her Home in
Chicago-At Sher-
iff' Home.

The young woman, Mrs. Witte who
was taken from a train at union sta
ton in this city ten days ago, in de-
mented condition as announced in
the Sentinel at the time, is still in
the city although she has recovered
from the arrangement of her mind.
1T VIII be ropaembored that she was
placed in st. Mary's hospital but es-
capped from there and was taken into
custody by the sheriff. Some days
ago she regained control of her rea-
son and since that time has remained
at the sheriff's residence. not being
held in confinement. The young
woman is undecided as to her future.
Her husband and other relatives in
Chicago have been notified that she
is here.
The woman is the wife of an cleo
trician in Chicago. She claims that
her husband was cruel to her and
she was induced to leave home with
another man, named, II is reported,
Connor. They came west. She stat
es that she became i'll after the noun
tain country was entered and evil
IDENTITY her mind became affected.
Connor was here for few days and
then when the woman got better 1t
seems he gave her some money and
deserting her left for some point in
the west.
Mrs. Witte is good looking young
woman and dresses nicely and wears
handsome diamond ring. 1t is said
that she expresses herself as being
very sorry that she left her home
but that she will not return now and
face her husband and relatives. She
is undecided as to her plans for the
future She and her husband have
one or two children. 1t looks as if
It is one of those cases where an un-
happy wife is taken advantage of by
an INSCRIPTIONS man and induced to
leave her home only to suffer all the
more misery and unhappiness and
biting remorse.
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HE WILL DIE
TOMORROW
IN THE EVENING
The Sentinel Has Reliable
Authority as to Hour of
the Execution ofMcGarvey
lI:nN i. NJ. l


Tomorrow night John McGarvey,
the murderer of Edward Innes, will
pay the penalty for his awful crime
on the gallows in the death house at
Canon City.
The execution will take place just
before the end of the week during the
course of which Judge Stevens de-
creed that the young man must hang.
Nearly every hour Of time and life
that could be given him will evident
" be given McGarvcy by Warden
CIeghorn.
From the information at hand The
Sentinel believes that IL can announce
positively that the execution will take
place tomorrow night, Saturday, he
tween the hours of six O'Clock and
eight o'clock.
Sheriff Schradcr will reach Canon
Citq tonight or tomorrow morning.
Only one other man in Mesa county
received an invitation TO he present.
the county physician, DIR. Thadd Park
err.
There will he less than twenty wit
nesses in the death room.
The report published today in the
Denver papers that the execution oc-
ours tonight is unfoundcd.
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BUCHTEL DENIES

Denver, Jan. 11.-"There is a
wrong impression about one part of
my message" said Governor Buchtel
today. THE impression prevails that
/ made the statement that a tuition
should be charged against students in
the high schools ! did not. | sal I
that tuition was charged against
students in some high schools in east
srii states, but did not recommend IL
for Colorado. In fact l do not believe
in it. | only used 1t as an Illustration
to show what the leading school
masters of the country are coming TO
believe and that is that you must not
give something for nothing.
81 am, though. in favor of nom
inal charge in our state institutions.
think that the state university and
school of mines students should be
required to pay So and SO term.
The charge at the normal and agri-
cultural college should be less"
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Notice.

The annual meeting fthe stock
holders of the Redlands Irrigation
& Power company will be held at the
office of said company at 451 Main
street, in the city of Grand Junction
Colorado on the 21st day of Janu-
ary, a. D., 1907, being the third Mon
day of said month. at the hour OF
seven o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
electing directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
Dated at Grand Junction. Colorado
this eleventh day of January, a. ID.
1907.
(Signed.) ID. T. STONE, Secy.
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ACCIDENT AT SUGAR FACTORY.

red in the yards at the sugar factory
which will cause the railway spur
leading from the main track to the
factory to be blocked for perhaps
"a hours. Two cars heavily loaded
with lime rick were turned over and
wrecked at the main track end of
the spur. completely tying up the fac
tory track.
However it is not holieyed that the
accident VIII cause any great inoon-
venience as the facotory's season run
is about at an end
II is reported that the factory will
close down in two or three days, prob
ably tomorrow night or Sunday. The
long seasons run Is about completed.
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FRANK HILL BURNED.

Frank Hill. son of j. II. Hill. was
painfully burned in a peculiar man
ner this afternoon in the laboratory
of the high school building. He and
some other young men were in there
making experiments when one of the
boys through a mistake mixed some
acids that brought about a sudden
and loud explosion. Mr.. Hill was
working at the same table and his left
hand was licked by the acid flames,
the skin being badly burned. He
quickly bathed the injured member in
ammonia and was soon relieved of in
tense pain. His coat was ruined. II
was narrowe escape from serious in
iury
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THE CZAR
IN TERROR
COLLAPSES

st. Petersburg. Jan. (Special)
The terror with which the high
Russian officials are regarding the
amazing series of assassinations that
have occurred in Russia has caused
the following report to be circulated
in st. Petersburg:
1t is said on good authority that
the series of latest crimes have caus-
ed Car Nicholas to completely col
lapse and that he is now suffering
from nervous prostration. His ply
sicians declare that there is no hope
for the Emperor unless he can be
persuaded to take long sea voyage.
The feeling that none can know
who will be the next victim of the
assassin's bullet is prevailing and
an air of fear pervades the entire
ruling circle of the empire.
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Observation-Disclosures
MIR. CHANDLER TAKES
CHARGE.

. The increasing business of
. The Sentinel during the past
. year, and running a seven-col-
. umn siX-page paper. the larg-
est paper in Western Colorado
. has necessitated the employ
. ment of a man to take charge
. of the circulating and soliciting
. department of this paper. With
. circulation close to 1900
. papers it requires constant at
. teton at all times.
Mr., w. w. Chandler who has
. been employed on this paper as
. foreman for the past year and
. is thoroughly competent news
. paper man, will have charge
hereafter of the circulation of
. The Sentinel.
Mr.. Chandler is a gentle
: man whom one has only TO
. meet to know that he is most
. capable gentleman and one
: who will inspire the respect
and confidence of the patrons
. of this paper. He brought his
family with him to this city and
Will make it his future home
- Miss Lee Weir, who has had
. charge of the circulation and
collections for this paper for
the past two years or more. vol
UNFAIRLY resigns that position to
take effect the fifteenth of this
month. Miss Weir has proven
herself very .painstaking and
careful collector and has con-
tributed much to the growth of
~ the paper. through the very eff
ficient management of her de-
Iyrtment. In whatever new
position she undertakes to fill
the Sentinel knows that she
will do it in a manner entirely
satisfactory to those who may
employ her.
No paper in Colorado of
equal size has had the splendid
growth as has The Sentinel and
it is the purpose of the owner
to push it to an even greater
success in the future.
Observation-Disclosures +
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It's coming soon the o. r. c. B.ball
Auditorium January 18th.
Repairing while you wait at Laff-
er's shoe shop opposite the post office.
Large crowds are being attracted by
the first annual cost sale of the Colo
RADIO Shoe store.
The big ball of the first month OF
the ycar-the Call Boys public hop
at the Auditorium on Thursday night
January 18th. Be there.
The Call boys annual ball takes
place next Thursday night at the Aud
itorium. Can you afford to miss It?
They always entertain royalty.
Don't forget that on the night of
January 18th the big ball of the Or
der of Railway Call Boys will take
place at the Auditorium. Tickets
s1.0O. Ladies free. Best music and
con genial arrangements.
Thursday night a crowd of about
ten couples visited Mr.. Otto Ander-
son and his bride, Miss Grace Groves
at their rooms at the residence of
A. n. Coles. hTe party were well
armed with rice and other signs OF
the day. After the bestowing of the
usual compliments and good wishes
and material donations the merry
crowd were invited into the house
and n jolly hour was spent in music
games and refreshments.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
THE MINERS
ARE ALL PAID

Salt Lake City, Jan. IL (Spec-
ial) A dispatch from Goldfield. Ne
vada, to the Herald states that every
miner in the employ of the s. T. Sui
livan company. received his pay this
morning. $4,000 in all being paid
out.
The mines of the company will be
closed for the time being. The liza
bilities are about 100000 and ass
sets amount to about $1,900,O00 con
sisting mainly of stocks. Work will
be resumed by the company as soon
as the affairs are Strengthened out.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
NEW ASYLUM
FOR INSANE
in THE STATE

Denver. Jan. (SpeciaD SEN
ator Morgan this morning introduced
a bill in the senate providing that
branch insane asylum be establish
ed at Lafayette, Boulder county, to
care for the overflow from the
Pueblo asylum. The bill provides
that S150,000 be appropriated for
this purpose.
This is an administration mea-
sure and Senator Morgan was given
the honor of introducing it. 1t Will
probably pass.
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ALL THE RICH
SHOULD DIVEY
SAYS ANDREWS

London. Jan. 11.-(SpeciaD An
article by Andrew Carnegie in the Re
views of Reviews is attracting wide
spread attention in the British mo
ropolis. Mr.. Carnegie In this ar
ticle expresses belief that every mil
lionaire should divide his property
among the poor but that the divis-
ion should not be made until after the
rich mans death.
There will come a time, declares
Mr.. Carnegie when brains will rank
above dollars and conduct above both.
Then money making and great wealth
will be considered no great tribute to
the character of any man.
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c. S. THOMAS
FOR SENATOR
FROM COLORADO

Denver Jan. Especially The
thirty Democratic members of the
Colorado general assembly held a
meeting last night at the Savoy ho-
tel and selected the Hon. Chas. 5.
Thomas, ex-governor. as the caucus
nominee for the United States Sena-
torship.
Senator e. T. Taylor offered the
name of Chas. Thomas in a resolution
which was adopted unanimously.
Following the caucus an informal
love feast and banquet was held.
Tributes were paid at the ban
quet to Senator Thomas NJ. Patter-
SON
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A CLASH

Washington. Jan. (SpeciaD
Late yesterday afternoon Congress
man Gaines. of Texas. and Congress
man Mahon, of PENNSYLVANIA, came
near having a personal encounter on
the floor of the house over charge
that Gaines made in discussing bill
to dock absent members, that Mahon
had been absent 81 per cent of the
time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
NEGRO ROBS
BIG HOTEL

Omaha, Neb.. Jan. 11.-(SpeciaD
Armed with .3S calibre revolver
crazed with drink and drug. John
Pittman, a negro. entered the office
of the Big Grande hotel this morning
and demanded that the paymaster
turn over to him the funds he had in
hand. Not waiting for the paymas-
ter to comply he siezed bag con-
tanning $1.1O0 in gold and silver and
escaped. He was captured after hot
chase and the money returned.
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KILLED HER

Rigdy. Ida. Jan. 11.-(Special) -
Miss Irene Miller. a teacher in the
public schools at Louisville, near
here was shot and killed last night by
Prof. l.. F. Couch, principal of the
schools who afterwards committed
suicide. The girl refused to marry
Couch and the tragedy followed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
TURNS INFORF1FR
ON ASSOCIATES
A NEW YORK LIFE OFFICIAL
To Save Himself Gives Startling Evidence Before Grand
Jury--Sensation to Follow--Identty Kept Sc
cret-- t--Jerome Makes the Statement.

New York. Jan. (SpeciaD --
To escape from exposure and prosecu-
tion one of the most prominent ofiic-
ials of the New York Life Insurance
company has turned informer as to
the details of "frenzied insurance"
District Attorney Jerome author
ized this statement today at noon and
coupled with it the declaration that
the informer had appeared before the
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
'SMOOT WILL
KEEP HIS SEAT

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. Especially
"A dispatch to the Tribune from
Washington states that Senator Reed
Smoot, of Utah, will not be expelled
from the senate. He will be allowed
to fill out his full term. 1t has been
aseertained that a majority of the
members of the senate are absolutely
against his expulsion under the eX-
listing circumstances.
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BRIDE DEAD

Trinidad. Jan. 11.-Mrs. Daisy
Smith, a bride of three months, died
this morning in an epileptie fit. Her
husband, James Smith. was in Fort
Worth. Texas when she expired and
has been telegraphed for He Is
expected to arrive tomorrow.
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This evening another one of those
delightful dances will be given at the
Auditorium by Prof Hogue. the dane
ing teacher. There will doubtless be
a large attendance.
The editorial that appeared re-
Gently in the Sentinel on THE Sale of
the Senatorship," was published in
fun in the editorial columns of the
Colorado Springs Gazette of Wednes-
day, this leading Republican paper
being the only one of the party fear
less enough to come out and denounee
the sale of the new Office to Simon
Guggenheim.
william Vollmer manager of the
independent Fruit Growers associa-
tion. returned home today at noon
from his extended business trip
through states In the south and south
west in the interest of the associa-
ton. Mr.. Vollmer was accompanied
on the extended trip by his wife.
A. B. Hoyt member of the lower
house of the general assembly from
this county. has introduced bill
providing "for the honoring of the
American flag in publis schools of
Colorado" Somehow the Sentinel
had an impression that the schools
were already showing honor to the
stars and stripes on every possible
occasion.
This evening Werner u. Reed will
leave for Colorado Springs and after
only a brief stay there will go to New
York and sail for his home near Paris
France. This morning Mr.. Reed re-
ceived a message stating that his wife
who has long been in poor health is
not as well even as usual and Mr..
Reed proposes to hurry home. He
expected to remain in Colorado some
time yet his wife's condition some
caused him to change his plans. He
has been in this city for the past three
days looking after extensive business
interests.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11

December grand jury and given much
startling and important evidence
and that he will appear before the
jury again at an early meeting and
complete his testimony. 1t is said
that this evdidence involves other
high officials that George w. Perkins
and Charles Fairchilds who were in
dicted some days ago.
The announcement has created
big sensation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
WORK MUST
BE STOPPED

Washington, Jan. 1t (SpeoiaD
Work on the Roosevelt dam at Yuma
will be stopped until the break in the
Colora do river has been repaired. The
reclamation officers declare that the
Colorado must be restored to It's reg
ular channel or the dam will have
to be abandoned.
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SPEND FORTUNE
TO RELIEVE
THE FAMINE

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 11.-(SpeciaD
of the Hartman lines
are paying out sS2, 500 daily for
transporting freight cars from the
east to Illinois to be used in carrying
coal to the western states TO relieve
the coal famine. E. H. Hartman ap-
proved this costly movement.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
THE MACCABEES INSTALL

Last night at Elks hall the ladies
of Maccabees installed their newly
elected officers. There was a good
attendance of the members and fol-
lowing the business session an hour
of social pleasure was enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Nellie Trechter was the in
stalling officer and those who We're in
Quoted into office were as follows:
Commander-Nell Treehter.
Past Commander-Ma Button.
Record Keeper-E. w. Williams.
Chaplain-Marie Olson.
Sergeant-Anna Hoesch.
Mistress at Arms-Maggie Beye
Sentinel-Mary Cartmell.
Picket -Morey Trobitz.
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BIG SUM

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE eXecu-
tive and judicial appropriation bill,
carrying more than 30.000,000 was
reported to the senate today.
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FOR RAILROADERS

Washington, Jan. 11.-The senate
late this afternoon passed a bill lin
iting the hours of railway employees
to 16 hours of service followed by
ten hours of rest by a vote of 20 to /.
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Attention MasOns.

Special communication of Mesa
lodge No. 90 A. F. & A. NJ. this
evening. Work in the F. C. degree.
GUY STERNBERG. w. NJ,
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RESTAURANT CHANGED HANDS

The City restaurant which has long
been conducted by d. Kuhn was sold
today to a Mr.. Nelson who will take
charge at once. The firm of Miller
and Coen made the sale.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
BISHOP DEAD

San Francisco. Jan. IL Spec
iaD Archbishop Montgomery died
late yesterday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11

Rooms for lodging connected with
bath, also light housekeeping at 44o
White street
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11
NEW SENATOR

Lancing. Mich. Jan. 11.-(Spec-
fall Congressman William Alder
Smith. Of Grand Rapids. will succeed
United States Senator Alger.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11

lust notice our Want Column
Something new every day. Ever,
body reads ii. 1t may help yo,
Why not?
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-26
ASSESSORS Of POLK.
At COUNTY
SEAT
Nearly Every One Present at
Meeting Held Thursday at
Crookston.

The court house was busy place
yesterday when the assessors of al
most every township and village in
the county gathered at the auditors
office to get their books and receive
their instructions from County Audi
tor Hoffard. Polk county is one of
the largest and wealthiest in the state
and the assessors OF the county are
a very important body of men. Fol-
lowing is list of those who were in
attendance:
Angus. j. A. Strobe; Brandt, Oscar
Hanglid; Beltrami viii, James Rege-
dial: Badger, o. N. Satire; Brands
void. Christ Thoreson; Belgium, j. P.
.Gorgeon; Brislet. ]. NJ. Boyd; Byg-
land, Anthem Lindum; Crookston T.,
Walter Latta; City. E. NJ. Lancaster;
Climax viii, Ole Brevek; Columbia,
John A. Carlson; Chester, H. C. Berg;
Euclid. Robert Balfour; Eden. Carl
Thorkelson; Esther, B. X. johnson;
Erskine viii, Hans Carlson; Fairfax,
Ole E. Rude; Farley, Joseph Travni-
eek; Funny, Joseph Retzner; Fisher,
R. T. Webster; Fosston viii. Hans E.
Samson; Fertile viii. F. G. Cunning
ham; Grand Forks. j. ]. Sanders; Gar
field. John ]. Fosse; Garden, P. o.
Sjorlund; Gentilly, Joel P. Sauve;
Grove Park, H. E. Abbott; Godfrey,
Knute Tedmanson: Hammond. H A.
Tafsey; Helgeland. Christion .Anier-
son; Higdem, Henrick Johnson; Hill
River. TIL. Thorkelson; Huntsville,
Chas. L. Ryan; Hubbard, Peter Pauls-
rud; Johnson, Geo. o. Frostley; Key
stone, D. d. Geddes; Jacksonville,
Omer Sauve; King. Gullick S. Moen;
Knute, liver Bilden; Liberty. John
Mahleh; Lessor. Oscar Moen; Lengthy
viii, A. J. Bye; Lowell, Jacob Wehen-
hoefer; Mentor viii. John l.. Sletten;
Mcintosh viii, w. ]. Prendergast; Mes
bit, James Gilmour; Northland, Arne
G. Bratvold; Onstad, Albert Hammer;
Parnell. s. Merault; Queen, H. M. Dali
holen; Refs, G. w. Snyder; Roome,
H. ]. Brevik; Rosebud, Martin E. Juv-
rud; Russia. B. o. Lniberg; Rhine
hart. Marius Gunderson; Sandsville,
Ole A. Slanig: Scandal, G. Stromstad;
Sletten. Nils H. Lofthus; Sullivan,
Andrew Roten:, Tabor, Matt Norak;
Tilden, L. G. Glass; Tynsid. o. A. Kop-
pang; Vineland, P. o. Satermo; Wing
er, Andrew ]. Haugen; Woodside,
Marius ChriStiasOn.
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moved ON their own place and Post
master Edwin Pendergast resumes the
responsibilities Of the Office once more
after four months vacation to his
old home in Minnesota.
Mr.. R. p. Galliger has just closed
a successful term of school. Much
credit is due him for the pains he
has taken in the smaller scholars.
This is his third term in the district.
We think the board would do we'll to
retain him for another term.
Lea Wright has been hauling oats
from near Buchanan.
Mrs. G. A. Petty went to jamestown
Saturday, staying over a few days.
The mail carrier reports Mrs, Nc
Klein has returned from jamestown to
her claim, and that Mrs. Schultz has
removed the Burney Brigg house back
to near its old site, and will soon oc-
cupy the same. Harry Brigg and wife
drove to jamestown last Saturday, re-
turning next day. Mr.. B. is also bail
ing hay and hauling same to James,
town. where he gets good price
for 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper are out at the
ranch from Jamestown. They will stay
there most of the summer.
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SEEDING GENERAL IN WEST
G. c. Dickson Returned Last Evening
From Minot Where He Sold Last
of Dairy Herd.

G. G. Dickson reached home last
evening after trip to Minot where
he disposed of the last carload of
blooded dairy stock to A. p. Slocum,
thel Minot druggist. Mr.. Dickson
while away took special pains to look
into the crop prospects in that sec
ton OF the state and.s basing his con-
clusions on the opinions of the old
timers In Ward. McHenry and Pierce
counties. he thinks that prospects for
bountiful yield were never better.
From Devils Lake to Minot seeding
is general and from the car windows
as far as the eye can penetrate, the
tillers of the soil can be seen putting
in the seed that will in short time
terminate into waving grain. East
from Devils Lake the aspect changes
and instead Of farmers working in the
fields those living alongside the tracks
are bending over the discs, plows and
drills armed with monkey wrenches
and oil cans.