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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-09
WxR4lX LILLE ROZxOkX

are climbing to the top. l can see
another boat on the steamer. but
don't think it'll try to come ashore
not till dark, anyway
But they've got nothing but
some kind of sporting rifles, burn
ing black POWDER" said Hawke.
Good rifles, but they haven'ti near
| the range Of our Mausers. We
could lie Off and pepper them, if
We could get to sea-"
Yes, we must get out of this la
COON. It's regular trap" said
Henninger.
And they've got no mater on
the island" Bennett remarked.
There was a rain water pool on
the island when l was there, but
it may be dry now, and anyhow it's
at the other end of the island, and
they can't get to it,
Hang it all, why can't we'put to
sea and let the rest of the treasure
go?" calculated Elliott, sickening
at the thought of what the gold had
already cost.
Because with that steamer they
would follow us. wear us out, and
maybe run us down. said Hennin-
ger. But we must get out of the
as possible"
Thud! Something cut through
the upper portion of the mizzen sail
and plunged into the deck. Whiz-
Zip! Another missile hit the bar
rel Of Benefits rifle and glanced
away, screaming harshly. A third
lodged at the mast, and another
plowed a deep furrow in the rail,
and glanced again.
Where did that come FROM"
yelled Hawke, and "Look!" shout
ed Elliott at the same moment
pointing shoreward.
The top of the hill upon the ISL
and was crowned with white smoke
and as they looked three or four
fresh puffs of vapor bloomed out
and blew down the wind, with a
distant popping report. Zip! Thud!
the bullets sang down and plunged
into the planking.
They've got to the hill. Scatter!
Scatter! Lie down." cried Hen
ringer, fiinging himself fiat on the
deck But on the hill not man
was to be seen.
Gee! this is hot!" exclaimed
Hawke, as bullet plowed the deck
not six inches from his shoulder.
TOO hot" said Henninger I'VE
can't stay up here. He jumped up
and dived for the hatch, and the
others followed him, crouching low
They tumbled down the ladder al
most in a heap, and found Mar
garet sitting on locker in the
cabin beside the door of the strong
room. Six feet away Sullivan's
body lay "a rigid outline, under a
blanket.
Were trapped sure enough"
exclaimed Hawke, breathing heav-
lily. He went to the stern1 port
| light and looked out cautiously
The window gave view of the ISL
land, where the concealed marks
men had ceased to fire, but the
steamer could not be seen.
THE tables are turned. They
can starve us out now" Hawke
| went on nervously. e.
(To be cOntinueO 81
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-09

of the most startling color COM
binations and creations in garb.
Here's one that is causing all kinds
of talk:
1t is trained gown Of pale green
broadcloth, trimmed with black sat
in and tiny rows of gilt braid. The
collar and deep cuffs are of satin,
outlined with braid, and with quaint
patterns formed on the black sur
face by inserts of the green cloth,
also outlined with the braid. The
hat to go with it is of black net
with predominant hue being the
pale green of the gown.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-09
THIEF MAKES HAUL

TACOMA, Nov. "a daring
thief secured jewelry to the value
of $500 by entering the apartments
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. Smith.
proprietors of the Bay View hotel.
A young man of neat appearance,
who purchased a revolver at a sec
ond hand store just prior to the
robbery, is believed by the police
to have committed it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-09
DRESS STABLES
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Nov. 9.-The
"sassiety" season starts off in
Washington with a keen contest
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
YET
AT WORK
A G AIN TODAY
An Assault Was Made On a
Woman In New York E
The Man Caught Horror
Still Reigns
(By Associated Pressl

New York, Aug. 6.-An attempt to
assault lone woman early today on
West Side street adds another case
to the long list of attacks made on
women and girls Irecently in the
streets of New York.
Despite the vigilance of the police
who have been doing double duty to
prevent a spread of the crime wave
and who have been reinforced by one
thousand. plain clothes men, the
attack i'm the present case would
have been successful had it not been
for a desperate resistance made by
the intended victim. Miss Adelaide
Wildred, a trained nurse who Tough {
her assailant with hat pin and final
ly routed him.
Miss Wildred's screams finally
brought several policemen to the spot
and they pursued the man to Cen
tral park where he was brought to
bay and arrested after the police had
fired at him a fusilade of bullets.
He gave his name as Pietro Dauu-
rio, and his occupation as a peddler.
The attack upon Miss Wildred was
made at Manhattan avenue. and 106
street early in the morning as she was
walking home after being in attend
ance upon a patient.
The police are looking for the man
who made the vain attempt to assault
a thirteen year old girl in an office
building hallway today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
INTERESTING CIVIL CASE

This morning the injunction pro-
ceedings to prevent the sheriff from
selling the property of Paul de la
Mar to satisfy a judgment secured
against De la Mar and Earl Fry by
j. A. Laurent, the well known citi-
zen. who at one time was interested
in the Enterprise Grocery house with
De la Mar and Fry, was given a hear
ing in the county court. The firm
failed, the two associates of Lau-
rent owed him heavily it seems. and
he secured judgment for S1,G23.31.
To satisfy this judgment the sheriff
had advertised that on August 18th
he would sell certain property belong
ing to the two men, at public auction.
including the De la Mar ranch east
of the city.
An injunction was asked for by
De la Mar to prevent the sale from
being made.
On the stand this morning Mr.. Lau-
rent stated that he loaned De la Mar
800 and took a mortgage on his
property near town.
Attorney Carnahan and Attorney
Van Hoorebeke represented Mr.. Lau-
rent while Attorney Davis represent
ed Mr.. De la Mar.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
(RY Associated Press. }

Baltimore, Aug. G.-The atrocious
murder of her two babies by an in
sane mother, thrilled Baltimore to-
day.
Madness, which has twice caused
her to be confined to an asylum, this
morning again took possession of Mrs.
Christian Nenadel, aged 26 years, the
wife of Joseph Nenadal, a woodwork
er employed in a wagon factory. With
the cunning of a mind deranged she
laid her plans to put her little ones
to sleep, for that is what she believes
she has done, and no more. Leaving
her little daughter. Mary, aged pc
tween two and three years playing IN
the street she put the younger of her
children, Yaroslov, a year and three
months old in its carriage and took
it to a nearby park. Just what nap
pened there is not known. When the
mother returned the little one in the
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
JACK GALLUPE
TAKEN VERY ILL

This morning Jack II. Gallupe, the
deputy county clerk, who only sun
day returned home from his extended
eastern trip, was taken very i'll while
at his work at the court house and
has been very sick nearly all day
However Mr.. Gallupe's condition Is
not dangerous and he expects to be
able to be out again in day or two
Mr.. Gallupe suffered a severe at
tack of stomach trouble when he tirs'
arose this morning but getting bet
ter and feeling that he could not af-
ford to be away from the office to-
day as the county commissioners are
in session, he went to work. Between
ten and eleven o'clock Mr.. Gallupe
had two very severe attacks which
left him so weak that he had to be re-
moved to his home in carriage. rms
afternoon he is feeling some better
and believes that he will soon gel
over the effects of the attacks.
Mr.. Gallupe's friends will hear ol
his illness with the deepest regret
and wish for a speedy and complete
recovery.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
THE POOL ROOM CASE
UP AGAIN TODAY
Judge Sullivan in the County Court,
to Pass Upon the Legal
ity of Ordinance.

This afternoon the appealed case
of George Teachout, the pool room
proprietor, tried and found guilty in
the police court of violating the new
city ordinance regulating the opera
ton of pool and billiard halls in the
city, was called for a hearing in the
court with Judge Sullivan presiding.
As is generally known the fight in
the county court is really on the le-
gality of the ordinance and is test
case. The pool room men hold that
the ordinance was Illegally passed
while City Attorney holds that it was
legally passed. The arguments this
afternoon before the county judge
are along the same line as those
offered by Attorney Weiser, for the
pool room men, and City Attorney
Rozelle for the city. in the trial be-
fore Police Magistrate c. B. Hill.
If Judge Sullivan holds the ordin-
ance legal then the Teachout fine
must be paid and the cases against
the other pool room proprietors of
the city will be tried in the police
court at once and there is no question
but what all will be found guilty of
violating the ordinance.
If Judge Sullivan holds that the or
dinance is illegal then the cases
against all the pool room men will
be knocked out then, beyond a doubt.
the council will pass an ordinance
making practically the same regula-
tions, that will withstand all attacks.
The progress of the case is being
watched with much local interest.
After hearing the arguments the
court took the case under adyisement
until Friday
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
INSANE MOTHERS
AWFUL DEED

buggy was covered with leaves and
small branches, but a neighbor not
iced that its face was strangely pale
Mrs. Nenadal took both children in
to the house and carefully closed the
doors and windows. A little later she
went for a friend. Mrs. Nala and ask
ed her to come and assist in dressing
the children.
Returning the two women entered
the dining room of the Nenedal home
and there lying on the table, Mrs.
Vala was Mortified to find the naked
bodies of the two children, both of
them having been strangled by their
mother The latter when the police
were summoned, fOudlcd the little
bodies and gave them up only when
forced to do so. Her one concern now
seems to be lest the children be awak-
ened. She repeatedly asks to have
them brought to her so that she may
guard their slumbers
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

DR.. E. C. Clark, the well known
dentist, has certainly got the thieves
who occasionally make raids on local
dental offices, banled this time. He
has secured an immense iron safe of
the finest make and had his mater
ial and instrument cabinet installed
in this safe, The cabinet of drawers
and other receptacles being made to
order by the safe company At night
and when Dr.. Clark is away from the
office during the day the many yalu-
ables to be found around any first
class dental parlor, will be securely
locked up in the big safe.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
TEXAS VOTIN C
ON CHANGES
TODAY
tBy Associated PressA

DaIIas, Tex, Aug. "a special
election is being held today through
out the state of Texas to secure the
peoples endorsement or rejection of
six constitutional amendments passed
by the last session of the legislature.
Among these amendments are the
following: Providing for state aid to
the widows of the Confederate veter-
ans; establishing a state department
of agriculture, increasing the pay of
members of the legislature, provid-
ing for the establishment OF a state
printery, and two other of minor i'm
portance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
HAS HE M E T
WITH FOUL
PLAY i?

New York, Aug 6.-Henry F.
Lynch, n marine of the battleship
Georgia, of the United States navy
laying at anchor today in the Hudson
river is strangely missing. Ships Of
ficers say that Lynch toppled over the
side of the ship while hanging a light
Saturday night.
Daniel Lynch, father of the sail.
or, believes his son, who was to have
been a witness in the investigation
OF the recent explosion in the turret
of the Georgia, has men with foul
play and has asked the government
to Investigate,
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
lRy Associated Press.N

Tangier, Africa, Aug. 6.-The
French cruiser Galilee was lombard
ing the Moorish quarter of Casa Blan-
ca and the neighborhood of that city
when the last steamer which has just
arrived here, left that port.
The Kabyles attacked Casa Blanca
and the Moorish authorities appeal
ed to the Commander of the Galilee
for assistance. He landed sixty men
and the Spanish cruiser in Port land
ed forty.
The landing party was fired upon
by the Kabyles and seven Frenchmen
were wounded.
The combined Franco-Spanish fore
es thereupon cleared the city of hos
tile trihesmen. Guards were placed
about the foreign consulates and the
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
COOKING LESSON

At the cooking lesson tomorroy
Miss McElhenie will prepare a num-
ber of dishes that have been request
ed.
This lesson Will be of interest. es-
pecially to the ladies requesting these
dishes.
Put in n gas range now, you will
be well satisfied. 1t is economical,
and clean and labor saving.
Gas ranges on easy payments.
THE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC
GAS AND MFG. COMPANY
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
LAKES
MAYOR QUITS
lRv Associntcd PressN

Salt Lake. Aug. 6.-The resigna.
tion of Mayor Ezra Thompson was
sent to the city council last night
He was elected in November 1905
by the anti-Mormon party. His re-
tirement is the result of i'll health.
Mr.. Thompson's term would have
expired on January LIST.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
,pv Associated Press.)

n,,,shurg. Aug. 6.-SiX persons
fl',syd tiI,nd and eighteen others were
VEN ,.J lin in a wreck of the Titusvilie
lnluIeu southbound on the Pennsyl-
eiPfeSs s,oJ fen miles from Kittanning.
Pa, today
The train was behind time and was as
in nIns at a high rate of speed to
maIe % m time when the accident oc-
CURED. .
~. - which prevented the engineer
s1an, secinp far ahead of him ii crash
~ ,vh into a freight car which had in
u,ne manner become detached from
treicbt train north bound and hung
aver the southbound track far enough
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
FATAL
WRECK
c,,tbbound PennsvIv.-;- press Crashed
I~,o Icosado i..aaeai. . MS Morning and Six
Persons Were Killed and 18 Badly
Hurt--Occured on Sharp Curve

to be in the path of the oncoming pas
senger train.
The engine was derailed and the
three cars next to the engine were
wrecked.
The train was unusually crowded
and it carried IA delegation from the
First Methodist church of IIittanning
on a visit to neighboring church.
Another delegation on board was
composed of the Armartron County
committee.
The wife and son of AIonzo Hough,
who was waiting at the junction to
join his family on the train, We're kill
ed and three of his daughters were
seriously hurt. When the news reach
ed Hough, he tainted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

At the meeting of the Elks last
night a committee appointed to con-
fer with Miss Marion Chambers re-
garding the production in this city at
an early date of "The Mandarin, the
big comic opera. The committee
and Miss Chambers are in consulta-
tation this afternoon. The produc-
tion will require the service of about
sixty people and practically all the
talent will be home talent, the very
hest to be secured.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
LIVED LONG
TO BE KILLED
LRx Associated Pressl

Chicago, H., Aug. 6.-James II
Berger, the Oldest engineer on the
Illinois Central railroad was run
down this morning by an engine and
killed. lie had been on duty for A
years. He had successfully passed
through many wrecks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
GRASSHOPPER
SCOURGE THERE
lBy Associated Press.l


Logan, Utah, Aug. 6.-Some parts
of Cache county are suffering from a
grasshopper scourge, and a great deal
of grain and hay has been destroyed
by these pests. The agricultural col
lege authorities were appealed to to
help in fighting the hoppers and Di-
rector f. ID. Ball has responded with
"grasshopper machine" which is
now being used very effectively at
Benson, small town about eight mil
es northwest of here.
The hoppers are destroying the hay
crop there and it was feared that II
the pests were not killed this year
next season they would take every
thing, so the machine was taken there
and according to reports coming in
today, Bishop Henry Ballard in us
ing it two days bagged fifty bushels of
hoppers.
A run was made on Bishop w. B.
Preston's farm last evening and in
three hours ten bushels of hoppers
were gathered and destroyed.
The machine is composed of a light
wire netted box in front of which
is a high flare of tin which slopes back
to this letted box The machine is
about sixteen to eighteen feet wide
and horses are hitched at both ends.
A field of lucern or hay is cut, but
three or four strips a rod wide are left
uncut. and the grasshoppers get in
to this grass as soon as the other
falls. Then the machine is driven
down these strips. AS the hoppers
jump or fly upward they encounter
the smooth tin flare and slide back in
to the netted box. From here they
are taken and put into sacks and
drowned. The farmers pronounce the
machine a great success.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
WILL ENFORCE
CARD SYSTEM
Try Associated Press.)

Colorado Springs, Aug 6.-Hereaf-
ter the card system will be rigidly en-
ioresd against the federation min
u IN the Cripple Creek district. This
IA decided upon at, a meeting Of the
Mine owners association held in this
div Yesterday afternoon. on.------------------'
little was given -oHt--feF-Publica-
toD al the adjournment of the meet
lng but It Is understood that the prin-
|tl1al object of the meeting was to
discuss the situations arising out of
tbe release of the leaders of the
Western Federation of Miners. A
strong effort will be made it is under
stood to prevent federation sympa-
thizers being employed in the district.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

One man, an Italian cook, was ar
rested last night on the drunk and
disorderly charge but owing to the
fact that the night officer who made
the arrest would not stay up to ap-
pear against the man at an early
hour this morning in police court, as
per instructions for the mayor and
chief of police, the man could have no
trial this morning but was forced to
remain in Jail without a hearing un-
til late this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
A CURE FOR
MENINGITIS

search in New York, has discovered,
a serum which cures the hitherto fa-
tai disease. He will return from Eu-
rope in few days and will announce
his discovery through the regular
medical channels.
Cures have been effected in three
cases upon which DIR. Flexnor made
experiments.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
BIG OFFER
MADE Lands
ORy Associnted Pressl

Chicago, Aug. 6.-As he left the
city last night for Indiana Judge Ian
dis who recently imposed such a
heavy fine on the Standard Oil com
pany, received a message from the
Peoples Security company of New
York asking him to accept the office
of chief counsel for the company at
a salary of S25,OOO annually. Judge
Lands will not consider the offer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
SECOND VICTIM
is NOW DEAD
lRY Associated Press J

Dayton, O., Aug. 6.-Abe Cohan,
known also as Abe Gordon. who was
shot while out walking with Anna
Markowitz, who was choked to death
by some one after being maltreated.
died in the hospital today. He had
been delirious almost ever since at
lacked and Information given by him
70 the police is considered of little
value.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
fRr Assooiated Press }

Cleveland, o., Aug. 0.-AccOrding
TO private advices received here from
New York and Castalio, Ohio, tho
wealth of John ID. Rockefeller has
made possible the discovery of cure
for spinal meningitis.
Dr. Simon FleNnOr, head of. the
Rockefeller institute for medical re-
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

Miss Tobyne, formerly bookkeeper
and stenographer in the De Long Of
fees, is in the city for a few days
visit, coming down from her ranch
near DeBeque.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

John Dagnan of Rocky Ford is in
town, purchasing cattle for Mr.. Rock
heart, one of the largest cattle breed
ers in the. state. Mr.. Dagnan expects
to be here about three or four weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

Galilee then opened fire on the rebels
with their long guns.
London, Aug. Ga special dis
patch received here concerning the
bombardment of Casa Blanca says
that the French cruiser Du Chayla
and Spanish gunboat Joined the Cal
lice in bombarding the villages sur
rounding Casa Blanca and that the
villages were destroyed by the
fire of the ships.
According to a Rpecial dispatch
from Tangier about $50 more Moors
are said to have been killed in the
town, the battery and villages around
Casa Blanca during the bombardment
by foreign warships.
Casa Blanca battery was reduced
to ruins by the warship's shells.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
EXPLODED
(By Associated Press.l

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 6-An en-
gine on the Santa Fe read exploded
last night and the engineer and fire
man were instantly killed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
Notice.

owing to the large expenditures Of
money in improving our plant we re-
spectfully ask that all accounts due
MS be paid. Our office will be open
until nine o'clock this evening and to-
morrow evening. No discount allow
ed on Electric and Gas bills after to-
morrow evening,
Tbe Grand Junction Electric, Gas n
Manufacturing Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

Trieste. Chill. Aug, G.-Seismo
graphs in the marine observatory re
corded n heavy earthquake shock
this morning about $500 miles dist
ant.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

There will be no meeting of the
city council this evening as the coun-
Gil meets only on the second and four
tn Tuesday nights of each month and
this is the first Tuesday night in the
month.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
A SENSATIONAL
WAY TO DIE
By Associated Press. \

Antwerp, Aug. 6.-N. ]. Simms, a
rich ship builder and merchant. COM
mitted suicide in a most sensational
manner this morning. He climbed to
the second platform on the Cathedral
spire and in the presence of big
crowd of people jumped to his death,
striking the pavement below and dy-
ing instantly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06


PANAMA SKIRTS-At $500, beautifully made up
from high quality Panama cloth in blue' black
and brown splendid $500 value, special go
price .....-.-. zee q q ''P'''"
LADIES' LACE HOSIERY-A lovely line of them
from which to choose in white and coiorsi the
hosiery from The Fair Is the equal OF any
thing from elsewhere at Zoe.
LADIES' WAISTS-Are grouped under these
prices: SOC. .25, SLID $3.50 to sell them out
quickly. These prices will appear ridlculously
little when you the splendid value that each
price represents.
HANDKERCHIEFS-Two good white hemstitched
cambric handkerchiefs for &c is an extra good
bargain; they will be snapped up quickly. Mid
die aisle.
REITS-A pretty line of ladies' belts, all the new
est and most desirable kinds and patterns are
literally represented. Prices from 2oc'
RIBBONs-At the ribbon booth may be found some
nice ribbons at sc yard, that are easily worth
double that price. It's good time to lay In
liberal supply of hair ribbons for the girls
HAND BAGs-A nice lot of them marked at 25c
13c 7gc to sell them out quickly; some OF them
are slightly mussed and in such case the price
is less than half the regular price
Girls, STRAW HATS-Not many of them, but
at the newly marked price, 2Oc they're gust the
thing to get for the opening days of school,
FANCY CoLIARS-A new line of fancy collars In
pretty embroidered effects. The prices are DC
1Oc 1Oc; the collars at the latter price are an
exceptional bargain.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

Fresh home made Bon Bons at Mo
rams, 512 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

"A. Garst the well known Denver
business man. is in town for orlef
stay.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
EARTHQUAKES
ARE RECORDED
(By Associated Press.) J

SanUagO, ChiIi., Aug. 6.-An e0rth
quake shock was felt yesterdayat Val
pariso.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

NJ. II. Loeffler left for Chicago last
night on matters of business.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

Special attention gwen to part
ies at Morans.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
THE MARKET

e. (By Associated Prcss.)
Chicago, Aug. 6.-No. 2 Rer IS 1-2
a 30 1-2; Sept. 80 is a go Ia.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

No. 3 was about an hour late this
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06

DR.. ]. d. Jackson mas gone to Nor
rie for a brief outing.