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The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
REDLAND'S ATTORNEY
CONES TO DEFENSE
KEYS SILENT; NO
DOTS OR DASHES
HEARD TO-DAY

The curtain was drawn and every
thing was dark in the Office of the
Western Union telegraph office in this
city today.
The last message to come over the
wires of the Western Union to this
city, was an Associated Press dis
patch for The Sentinel at 2:15 o.
clock yesterday afternoon. it being
received by Mrs. NJ. F.. Keene, the
day operator Shortly after the mes
sage was received the order came
for the union operators in this city
to quit their keys and thereupon Mrs
Keene closed the office for the day
receiving no more messages and ac-
cepting none over the wires.
Last night the operator on duty at
night. H. Crime, was not on duty.
This morning Mrs. Keene was in
the office of the Western Union for
Short time, but not for business.
There was not a key in the Office
clicking and all the saunders were
dead to the world, so far as their
sounding the dots and dashes were
being recorded.
Mrs. Keene is a most competent
operator and it is regretted that she
is compelled to refuse business but
she is loyal to the union of which she
is a member. She would not talk
of the situation whatever, but eX-
pressed extreme regret that she
could not furnish the Sentinel with
its daily news report from the Assoc
ated press.
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Especial TO The sentinel.)

Boulder, Aug. 1O-The city is
aiiame with excitement over the ter
rible fire and explosion which occur
red at an early hour this morning
The people are innamed with eX-
element and believe that the fire was
the outcome of the troubles of the
Colorado and Southern with their
men and that Boulder is the sufferer
thereby.
This morning four brakemeu were
arrested, who are workmen on the
Colorado and Northwestern railway.
a narrow guage line that is operated
by the Colorado and Southern. No
formal charges have been made
against them because of their suppos-
ed knowledge of the cause of the
fire.
Thomas LeFevre died this morning
Mrs. Finch died from the shock of
the explosion.
Vice President Parker of the Colo
RADIO and Southern makes the fol
lowing statement today:
We have proof that the fire at
the depot Of the Colorado and
Southern yards was or inccnd-
iary origin.
THE miscrcants may not have
looked for the awful results that
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9. Francisco. Aug. 1O.-That a
n,an is entirely responsible for the
w., strike of the telegrnphers now
,,hicb involves thousands OF OPP
on WI" between the Atlantic and the
p,ci6c oceans, has been proven pe'-
ond doubt.
a. Nichols strike breaker who
IN tbe city of Oakland to take
,i'a nlace of one of the strikers, when
vs. l,rike WAS on in that city short
',.., ' 400 and who was retained after
,ha strike had been settled, is the
uoman charged with being the cause
n the great strike.
She was operating a key in the oak
land office and she alleges that sne'
n nn interchange of messages De-
,,,oen herself and another male OPP
o-,tor at Los Angeles, was grossly
insulted by the Los Angeles operat-
ar She made complaint TO the West
e,n Union company that the operator
At Los Angeles had sent insulting re-
marks over the wire to her, which
,roro indecent and thereupon the com
nany discharged the Los Angeles op-
orator.
When the Los Angeles operator
made known the cause of his dis
charge to the local union of teleg-
raphers, stating that what had been
Said Of him by Mrs. Nichols was an
mtruth, the union made a demand
for his reinstatement which was re-
fused, which is the principal cause
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
HEROIC WOMAN
PREVENTS FIRE
Especial to The scntincI.)

Denver, Aug. 1O-Rather than see
her house ruined by an explosion
of gasoline. Mrs. L. B. Oiler. a widow
residing on Marion street, risked her
life late yesterday afternoon.
A large tank of gasoline on n gaso
line stove had caught fire and was
burning around the top of the can,
when in the face of an expected eX-
plosion she seized the tank and car
ried it into the back yard of her resi-
dence.
She was badly burned about the
breast and hands, but was not SER
iously hurt.
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FIGHT TO FINISH
w. u. T. co. ASKS
NO QUARTER
lsnecinI DO Thc sentincIl

New York, Aug. lO-The Western
Union Telegraph company is deter
mined to make bitter fight upon
the strikers. This is the word that
has gone out from headquarters to
fight every Western Union striker in
the western states and to fight each
outbreak in the east. Telegraphers
are now out in nine of the largest
cities of the country.
The Western Union believes that it
will wind up the fight against the
strikers the same as they did in 1888.
Throughout the United States IT is
expected that all Associated Press
operators will 20 out at twelve o.
clock today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
RIDE THE HILLS;
GET SOFT SNAPS
Especial to The Sentinel }

Washington, d C. Aug. 1O.-The
following appointments have been
made in the forest reserve depart
ment of tho government. as range
riders and guards:
Thomas H. Patton and James A,
Cliphant, of the Middle Park reserve;
]. Higgins and William Hoffman of
the Holy Cross reserve; l. w. Brun-
zell, of Leadville.
Congressman Haggott, of the sec
ond district recommended the ap-
pointment which was made by Dr.
A. ]. Campbell, to be pension eXamin'
er surgeon, Vice DR.. McKeown, OF
Cripple creek.
John r. Watson was appointed
postmaster of Caro-, Park county.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
u. P. REDUCES
FREIGHT RATES
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Denver, Aug. lO.-Without the IN
teryention Of the Interstate CONNER
has granted a reduction in freight
ee Commission the Unbon Pacific
has granted a reduction in feright
rates upon books. between the Pa
cfc coast and Denver, from $500
per hundred pounds to $500 per
hundred pounds.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT
Especial to The sentineI.J

Billings, Mont, Aug. 1O.-Whnt Is
believed to be an important capture
has been made by Policeman McDon-
aid in this city when he arrested a
suspicious looking individual who
gave the name of James Burke, be-
lieved by the officers to be wanted for
murder of Patrolmnn BOyce who was
killed while attempting to arrest a
burglar.
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AND
NEGROES BARRED
Especial 10 The ScntincI.D

Denver. Aug. 1O.-The brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen. working
on all roads in and out of Denver,
have been given notice that they must
not work with MeNicans. negroes or
brakemen, because such
men will endanger their lives.
The order is being generally obey
ed.
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Boulder, Aug. lO.-The force of the
eXploson which occurred in the yards
of the Colorado and Southern rail-
road this morning when a car Of pow
der was exploded, causing fire
which burned five ear loads of mer-
chandisc and did other damage, caus-
ed the injury to over one hundred
people. Twenty-Five people are
in the hospital and three are dying.
Roy LeFevre had his left leg blown
on Ike o. Wilson. a volunteer fire
man has his right leg blown on, and
his left leg which was a wooden or
cork one was splintered and part of
il blown into his body. Edward Aut-
had several ribs broken.
The damage is now placed at about
$250,0 600 and may exceed that sum.
when a detailed examination is made
of the property damaged.
There is not a house in the city that
has not one or more windows broken.
No cause for the explosion has as
yet been discovered, but it is believed
that it was not an accident.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
BAYoNETs STOP STRIKE
lspecinl to Thc sentincll

Belfast, ireland, Aug. 1O.-The
strikers this afternoon attempted tc
renew the disturbances in the neigh
borhood of the docks, but a show OF
bayonets on the part of the troops
which are policing that part of the
city put a stop to all such demonsta
tions.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
TRAINMEN MEET
GRANDE OFFICIALS
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Denver Aug. 10.-On Monday the
grievance committee of the Brother
hood of Railway trainmen. will meet
the officials of the Denver and Rio
Grande road in conference upon the
matter of their demand of an increase
of twenty cents a day for switchmen
throughout their system.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
COAL FAMINE
AT CRIPPLE CREEK
lspecinl 70 Thc scntincll

Cripple Creek. Aug. 10.-Therc
is a coal famine almost on in this city
at the present time and unless raised
it will necessitate the closing down of
nearly all the mines.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
JEWELER KILLS WIFE
lsnecial to The sentinel.N

Portland, Aug. 10.-Harry Liebe
a jeweler, last night shot and kill
ed his wife, Eta Pittman Liebe, at
The latters home in this city.
Liebe then killed himself. Do
nestle infelicity is said to be the
cause Of the shooting.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
EARTHQUAKE COMPLICATIONS
Especial 10 The sentinel. J

Kingston, Jamaica, Aug 1O.-Suu
monses taken out Uy plaintiffs auI
defendants in the insurance actions,
asking for better particulars regard
ing the fire following the great earth
quake. was answered in the local
court yesterday.
The most important point made
was that the insured must prove the
origin of the fire at the trial OF
the cases.
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St Louis, Aug. 10.-In a lover 8
marvel which occurred this morn
Inc between Teresa Sullivan, twenty
tyyo Years of age and Michael Saund-
ors the latter was stabbed in the
angular vein with a pen knife by the
maid
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
Contemporary Stung By
Sentinel's Big
"Scoop"

No article published in the last
year has created quite the SEN
satiOu that the article Charg-
ing an alleged conspiracy by the
Redlands Irrigation and Power
company against the government
made, upon its publication i'm
the Sentinel yesterday.
During the evening il was the
topic of conversation of the hour
and crowds gathered here and
there upon the streets and in
the public business houses dis
cussing the various phases of the
alleged conspiracy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
POSTAL BOYS
GO OUT ALSO
(specinI TO Tho scntfncI.

Especial to The Scntincl.)
Chicago, Aug. 1O.-Fiftcen humid
red operators of thc Postal Telegraph
and the Western Union company, are
out ON strike in the city of Chicago
The postal compnny's men We're in
volved in the strike in this city last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

Denver. Aug. 1O.-No disturbauc
es have occurred in this city over the
strike, as yet.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

NJ NJ. Cottrell is in the city from
Fort Collins for the purpose of at
tending the farmers institute.
w. X. Coleman and wife Of Green
River, Utah are in the city " a few
days.
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Denver, Aug. 1O.-The strike sit
uauon on the Colorado and South
ern is slowly improving.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
DAY OF DEATH
AND DISASTER
Explodes and Great Conflagration Sweeps
Colorado & Southern Railway Yards

followed the explosion Of the car
of dynamite, but upon their
heads the blame or the catRstro-
phe must rest.
II will not say whom we sus-
peCt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
FIVE PLAYS
ANOTHER HAND
Woman Causes Great Teleeraphers Strike, Involving
Thousands of Operators From Ocean to Ocean-hrs
Nchol Hsioicai sost.ey 10 nave Deen IN
aI at Standstill Until Ewes Vengeance is Appeased

VI tle great ltltsTdpItIs strike now
on, which involves at the present
time 2144 men with 5000 more ready
TO quit their keys in the city of New
York.
Denver, Aug. 10.-There is to be
no immediated strike in the Denver
Offices of the Postal Telegraph com
pany, This was decided upon this
morning at a meeting of the local
union of the Commercial Telegraph
ers. The men have agreed to await
the return of Superintendent Black,
who is now on his way home from
Chicago.
Denver. Aug. 1O.-Out of eighty
five operators in the office of the
Western Union, eighty three of the
men walked out today. The West
ern union is sending its dispatches
by express.
Chicago. Aug. 1O.-The Western
Union company today imported its
first load of strikebreakers, thirty
men from the city of New York.
The arrangements for the hous-
ing and feeding of these men has
been kept a profound secret. but it
is supposed it will be upon proper
ty owned by the company.
The first violence occurred this
morning when a clerk in the offic-
es of the Postal company was as
saulted and knocked down He would
not give his name but reported the
matter to the police.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

Special attention given to part
les at MOrans.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

Dan Hill. OF the Mesa County Ma
tional Bank, leaves this evening for
Pueblo. where he goes to be at the
operation upon his brother DR.. Carl
Hill for appendicitis, at the Colo
rado Fuel and Iron company hospi-
tai next Monday. The operation was
performed by DR.. Corwin, the manaE
er of the hospital and its chief ply
sician.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
GOLD STRIKE AT
CRIPPLE CREEK
Especial TO The Scntincl.D }

Cripple Creek, Aug. 10.-One OF
the greatest gold strikes recorded in
the Cripple creek district in long
time. was made yesterday by Gold
smith and assbaiatds, The strike
was made on Trail mountain near
what is known as Goldsmith. three
miles south of Cripple Creek.
The strike was made in a tunnel
at the distance of 400 feet in and
about 800 feet from the surface.
The ore body is forty feet wide
and runs from a trace of gold to
thousands of dollars per ton,
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

Fresh home made Bon Bons at Mo
rams, 512 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

All kinds of post cards for D
cents at the and 10 cent store
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

DR.. E. F. Eldriridge, returned to-
day from a visit to the Sinbad mines.
He went In with several other gentle
men, who are largely Interested in
the mines. Dr., Eldridge reports the
mines looking most promising.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

The profit is yours-Ioenler's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10
DIR. HUBBARD TO LOCATE HERE

DR.. A. K.Hubbard. a well known
physician of Berlin. Wisconsin, has
been in the city for the past week
as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Greer Of
White avenue. DR.. Hubbard has de-
cided to locate in this city and has
himself with DR.. Collins
in the Canon Block.
w. 7. Thompson of Leadville is in
the city for few days on business.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-10

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-08
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We always keep a bottle in the
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-08
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Springfield. s. y.
Fall Germ Opens Sept. II.

Faculty Of trained specialists in ev-
cry department.
Ladies' dormitory and dining hall.
Well equipped laboratory and
manual training shop.
Courses Of study leading to state
certificate or life diploma.
Business course of three years.
Short business course running
through the winter term.
Course of four years in piano mu-
SIC.
Band, orchestra and chorus.
Expenses very low. For catalog
or further information, write to
J. S. FRAzEE,
President.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-08

Mrs. William Nellis and little
daughter arrived from Stanley
county Saturday and will visit her
mother, Mrs. Sowls for a few weeks.
The Scotland coal dealers are
preparing for the demand by filling
their bins early. The j. II. Queal
Co. has its sheds completely filled
Shoes
the f. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co.
shoes are the best. For sale at
acknowledgements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe of Lennox
visited over Sunday with the family
of DR.. Koobs in Scotland. Their
son, who is working in a bank at
Trip, also came down to spend
the day with them.
Jos. Kodet who has been work
ing in A. Trutnovsky's bakery left
last week for Yerdigree, Neb. and
Jos. Stephan who was here a year
ago, is back at his old place in the
bakery.
Why loan your money at 5or G
per cent when it will bring you
Is to 40 per cent? Write to w.
A. Williams, Scotland, S. D., fol
information.
Miss Eva Bennett who has beer
visiting her father in Arkansas 70,
several months returned home
Tuesday. She was accompanied
by her sister from Arkansas who
will visit here for a time.
MIR. Green, a young man from
Indiana has put up a tent on ives
Main street and is doing quite
rushing business forging butche:
knives and knife blades of variout
kinds. He Uses the best of steel
and has the art Of tempering dow
to a science.
DR.. Stevenson the Well-knowl
eye, ear, nose and throat special
ist of Sioux Falls and assistant vii
be in Scotland, Friday, August 9th
at Hotel Edwards. Glasses ais
fitted correctly.
Emanuel Serr, of Mannhaven, N
d. was in Scotland over Sunda.
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. Serr, Jr. He returned on Tues
day, and was accompanied by hi
sister, Mrs. Chas. Treiber who wi
Join her husband at that place, an
by his mother who will visit they
for a time. Mrs. Paul Landmanl
also went with them and will Wis:
her son Theodore who is in the banl
ing business at Washburn, N. d.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-08

Miss Amanda Gloege was given
q surprise party last evening by a
company Of her young friends.
Miss Nina Wallace arrived from
Vermillion yesterday to. join the
camping expedition to the Jim riv-
or.
A company Of young people left
this morning for the Jim river
where they will camp for two or
three weeks.
A. J. Woitha who has charge of
the egg department. for Mcclellan
Bros. returned from Pierre Satur-
day night where he went to make
final proof on his land. His fami-
~ came with him and they will re-
side in w. G. Haynes house just
west of the Episcopal church.
Jenner brothers got a new J. L.
Case threshing outfit Monday. 1t
is a small outfit, is inch cylind er,
and 96 inch separator, but equip
ped with self feeder, and straw
blower is made Of steel and galvan-
lied iron SO as to be nearly fire
proof. It is run by horse power,
and is designed only for their own.
use.
Women's Shoes and Oxfords at
John Schmierer & Sons call now
and buy a pair during the hot
weather. Low Shoes a speciality.
Mr. Arney OF Mitchell was in
town Tuesday on his way home
from the south part of the county
where he visited his son, John Ar
ney. Mr.. Arney has been troubled
for some time with sciatic rheuma-
tism and is planning to go to Hot
Springs to take treatment. An
other son, Leslie Arney is living at
Rapid City, and he will visit him
while in the Hills.
Jos. F. each and wife arrived
from Muncie, Ind, Tuesday, to Wis
it his father who has been sick for
some time and is now confined to
his bed. Joe is now interested in
the manufacture and sale Of a pat
ent revolving sign, which is manu-
featured at Muncie. He has been
selling the signs for some time,
and has recently purchased a third
interest in the manufacturing plant.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-08

you this bond at a very reasonable
price.
A. u. Jones went to Sioux City
to attend a horse sale.
Geo. Fasselman Jr. has shipped
his barber chairs and fixtures from
7ankton to this place and will open
a shop next door west of John CT
sar's store.
The Scotland ball team has been
invited to meet the Boston Bloom
ers on the local diamond August
23rd, and we understand that they
have accepted.
John Stafford of Kansas City
was here this week visiting at the
homes of his cousin Abel stafford,
and of Mike Donley. About TWEEN
ty years ago he lived at Yankton !,
but has not been in Scotland be-
fore for seventeen years.
GIN. Stilwill and wife, If. K.
Stilwill and wife aud J. Il. Serr
and wife all of Tyndall returned
on Monday from atrip to Duluth.
They were accompanied from Min
neapolis by Geo. Morgan, son of
F. ,. Morgan who will visit old
friends in Scotland and Tyndall.
It was eight years ago that George
left Scotland and very naturally he
noticed many changes both in APP
pearance Of the town, and in the
people. Since leaving Scotland he
has completed a course of study in
the State university of Minnesota
and is now taking a law course at
Harvard. He is a thorough stu
dent and possesses the natural abil-
ity and energy to win success in his
chosen calling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sprowl left
on Monday for their new home at
(,
Blair, Neb. Mr.. Sprowl has pur-
chased a place containing six acres
of land with comfortable buildings
and a good orchard, at that place,
and as it is only twenty-five miles
from Omaha he will have a gooe
market for the product of both hiE
orchard and his garden. He in.
forms us that he will have about
fifteen hundred baskets of grapes
this season, and probably fifty
bushels of apples. His purpose in
selling his property here was tina
he might move nearer to his child
, rem. While he will be no nearer te
them at Blair than he is here, ht
, will be on the same line of railroad
> so that they can reach him more
easily.
' The race pulled off here last Sat
urday afternoon between w. J
Janda's PAGER and the Schliessmal
. horse from Trip was won by tn
latter in two straight heats. Th
Tripp boys were here in good mum
: bers ready to back up their hors
i but aside from the 500 purse an
j, a little time we do not think Their
s was much lost. After the race or
t of the enthusiastic sports from Trip
S offered to put up $50 on the hors
t from that place and match hill
against any horse in Scotland. Th
|, offer soon reached the ears Dr.. Jas
" mann who has a little PAGER thu
e doesn't take dust from any thin
: around here, and the bluff wa
promptly called. BY this tim
k some of the wiser heads from Trip
who knew Dir. Jasmann's mare, i,
y terposed and the offer was will
drawn.