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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
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Washington. Nov. e.-Tho Inter-
state Commerce Commission bullsttN
on accidents on railroads OF tf1e Unit.
ed States during the year ended Last
June shows total casualties Of 81.
2s6. or 5000 persona killed and TO-.
2SG injured. This shows an Increase
of 1882 casualties. or IT'S liz the
killed and 9.777 in the injured -
compared with the previous year.
The bulletin says:
There have been heavy increasea
In all OF the items, except accidents
In car coupling and from strikino
against overhead obstructions.
THE number of passengers kille1
an. injured in coIlisions and 1derail-
ments has increased to an alarmiua
degree. In this item the very large
total reported In 1905 II now ex-
ceeded by II per cent. The compare
tive smallness OF the increase IN cas-
ualties due to coupling and uncoup-
ling cars and In accidents to- men on
the tops of the freight cars b un-
doubtedly due in large measure to
Improvement in the maintenance and
care of automatic couplers and to tho
Increased use OF airbrakes on freight
trains. The disastrous record of cas-
ualties to passengers in train acci.
dents (410 killed), Is due In large
measure to 10 accidents, which
caused the death of 29S persona"
The report for the last quarter
(included In these figures for the
year,. embracing April, May and
June. slows l .O65 persons killed and
1856 injured; 1906 collisions sad
1871 derailments, Involving t3.233.-
673 damage to trains and roadway.
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DE LONGS
RROTHER-IN-LAW BURIED

This afternoon the funeral of s.
". .Shelledy, brother-in-law Of Sena-
tor Horace T. DeLong Of Grand juno
tion, took place at Aspen. the home
of the deceased.
The Aspen Democrat says:
"The funeral of the late s. V. Shell
ledy will occur from the family res
idehce, 3O4 West Main street. at 2
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Novem-
ber 8. The remains will be escort
ed to Red Butte cemetery by the late
comrades of the deceased, veterans
OF the civil war.
5 s.At the request of Mrs. shelledy
and family. Ben F. Porter has Sc
lected the following old soldiers 10
act as pail bearers: H. G. Kennedy
Josiah Brown. Andy Coyle. Capt.
Austin, william Ballard and Silas
Brown.
"Judge Porter requests all COM
rades and the public to be present 10
assist in performing the last sad rites
over the remains of the deceased.
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MILLIONSlMTHE
new STEEL
RAILS
Especial 70 The asnfanel. !

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 9.-Predic-
tons are made that the delay OF
the railroads in placing orders for
steel rails will be ended within thir-
ty days, when 1t is said there VIII
be upwards of from 100000 to 81
100000 tons of new orders placed.
Should the vast tonnage, amounting
at least to $56,000,000, materialize.
1t will place the trade here in its
normal condition and strengthen ov-
cry other branch of the steel indus
try.
The conferences between the rail-
roads and the steel manufacturers
over the process of rail manufacture
mas dragged along for months long
er than had been anticipated by eth
er side. The agreement said to have
been reached provides for an option
al percentage of cropping of new
raiis. Under the old process 8 per
cent OF new rail was cut on to In
sure soundness of the remainder.
Experts claimed this is too small and
recommendation that 1t be in
creased to Is per cent was made.
:, 10 Offset the additional cost that
.ais would mean to manufacturers,
!. Is said to have been agreed that
me increased cropping will advance
'ne price of rails. Under the old
arrangement rails sold for $28 per
ION which price. 1t Is said, will ad-
vance to $31 a ton under the new
arrangement.
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TWO RULINGS MADE

on the mountain water system OF
the thriving little city up the valley.
but the temporary Injunction Sc
cured this morning brings matters
to suden stop.
Before the case Is finally settled
II is very likely that a warm legal
battle will be waged In the courts.
At the hearing this afternoon on
the apetition for condemnation pro-
ceedings Judge Shackleford granted
the petition, set aside the injunction
he had granted this morning and an
nounced that by depositing $3.50
with the clerk OF the district court
the town of Palisade could proceed
with the work of laying the pipe
line. The deposit was made and the
work will proceed.
This arrangement Is only tempor-
ary on both sides, however. for. at
the regular term of the district court,
the petition for permanent in1unc-
ton will be taken up.
The Palisade people are happy ov-
er being able to proceed with the
building Of the system.
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other proceeding. stops the work un-
til the March term of the Mesa coun-
ty district court can be asked 10
make the Injunction permanent
However, this morning the attor-
neys for the town Of Palisade, Messrs.
Wheeler and Wieser, filed petition
in the district court asking that
right OF way for the pipe line for
the Palisade mountain water system
through the Hoover Bennington
ranch be made by the court Dyoreg-
ular condemnation proceedings.
This petition was granted hear
ing this afternoon by Judge Shackle-
ford.
II Palisade can succeed in having
the right of way through the Hoover
Benniraghoff ranch opened by con-
demnation proceedings. then the IN
junction secured will be set aside
and the work can proceed. How
ever. the owner of the ranch will
put up a hard fight against the coz
domination proceedings.
II is said that work was proceed
ing rapidly and most satisfactorily
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unknown origin and started the Great North
mills dwellings, sweepng several
property al '---~.,-.
Free
IL
8 hat he I
shipping
one ]
The
A.. d.
confagration started. St "A
4
large number OF homes nearly all Of which were occupied
heavy losses and bringing much suffering famies
have been taken out today several steamers
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GOES BACK TO
THE VAUDEVILLE
Especial to NJ as.tinsl.y }

ooiardo Springs. Colo, Nov. D
e,as.. ass. Louise Tanner. a prominent 90
v.e.y woman who formerly was a
,ssuueviile star. unable to overcome
me fascination of the footlights, has
,s ,,sssiened her position as soloist Of
s"e FIRST M. E. church ard signed
q, contract to sing illustrated songs
local theater. She has begun
nsr new work under the assumed
lame OF Mandy Barrackman.
Last night Mrs. Tanner turned
no nowh an offer from a travelling COM
IA rans because she had already signed
hons hue contract to sing at the local play
c. Mrs. Tanner came to Colorado
ip'ings iro last June from Sonora, Mex
M ~here her husband is in charge
Vi large mine.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Miss Bessie Primrose. formerly
one of the hest known members OF
the young society set of this Guy,
who was injured by being acciden-
tally thrown from street car IN IN
salt Lake City some weeks ago, as
ennonnced at the time by The Sem
tfnaI. has low almost fully recoV,,
ered from the effects of the fall and
mas been able to return to her WORK
N one of the leading book stores OF
the Mormon city. Miss Primrose I
In turtles were more serious than az
first reported. and consequently sne
uas confined to her room much long
ar than she expected to be. HeI
many friends here are glad TO near
of her recovery.
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NOTICE OF AGREEMENT.

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to close our respective places
of business at 8 pm, excepting Sat
urdays. commencing Monday. No
II. 1907. until April 1. 1908:
]. w. OSBORN & SON.
PLATT & HEBRON.
CASSELS & COMPANY.
VIM. G. KUHLMAN.
G. A. GLAZ.
WADSWORTH & SONS.
SMITH-THOMAS GROCERY CO.
HILBERT& RETTIG.
w. r. DOWREY & SON.
THE PROGRESS.
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JOSEPH DULMAINE
HURT IN RUNAWAY

This afternoon Joseph Dulmaine
tne we'll Known liquor man, was
painfully but not seriously Injured
in a runaway accident.
He was driving his delivery horse
and wagon, when the horse sudden
" became frightened and ran away,
Mr.. Dulmaine was thrown out. His
race was skinned and he sustained
many bruises but was not seriously
hurt.
The runaway occurred on Fourth
street: The horse was stopped after
1t had run a short distance.
MIR. Dulmaine was able to be out
again late this afternoon. He had a
very narrow escape from serious in
Jury.
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FALLS
INTO A WELL
Especial to The seaein4I.l

R1tt0bunE, Pa, NOV. S."Mre. Jas.
Landers OF Sample station on the
Pittsburg & Western railroad. Is In .
serious condition at the Mercy hos
pltal. suffering from broken legs and
several other injuries. Mrs. Landers
is so years old and weighs over 400
pounds. She fell into a we'll. drop
ping a distance of 40 feet.
There were two most remarkable
things about the fall. Mrs. Landers'
200-pound body had to squeeee
through an opening 10 inches square
before she could get into the we'll.
1t Is considered remarkable that hho
was not instantly killed by the fall
of 40 feet, which was broken by only
13 inches of water at the bottom OF
the we'll
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The RIO CRANDE
CHANGES
Time
Especial to The Sentinel. }

= Denver. Nov. 9.-A new time I
- card is to be issued by the Dem
= yer & Rio Grande railroad Sun I
= day to become effective immedi-
= ately. 1t will contain the win
= ter schedules. One train is to
= be taken on between Denver
= and Pueblo. leaving seven still
= in operation. This is the local
= train now leaving at 5 am.
= Train No. for Salt Lake and I
= the Pacific coast. now leaving at I
= 9 o'clock. will leave at am.
= No. 1. now leaving at 10 am
= will leave at am. No. 9 will
= continue to leave at 1870 pm.
= No. IL will leave at 4 pm. as I
= usual. No. 3 will leave at
= pm. as usual. No. z will leave I
= at 1880 PM. instead of pm.
= No. Is will leave at 8 pm, In 1
= stead of 9:15 pm.
= = = = = = = = = . + = = 1
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CARDS TO GO
TO THE ORPHANS
Especial to The sentinei.)

Washington. Nov. 9.-Postmaster
General Meyer has ordered that here
after souveiir postal cards received
at the dead letter office of the de-
partment and not returnable to send
ers because of defective addresses or
other causes, be sent to the orphan
asylums and children's homes in the
city.
Between 10000 and 10000 of the
cards are received at the dead let
ter Office daily.
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LARGE FACTORY
CLOSES DOWN
Especial to The scnthel.l J

Bridgeport. Conn, Nov. 9.-The
American Gramophone Company en-
ploying 1890 hands has announced
that the factory will shut down for
an indefinite period. The close is
forced by present financial condi-
tions.
The Bullard Machine q Tool Com
pany, employing 1000 hands. is run
ming on half time.
The Birdseye, Somens Company.
corset manufacturers. employing o.
900 persons. has closed, the notice
saying that the shutdown Is to make
an inventory.
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POUR HONORS
ON MR.. TAFT
Especial to me seAtine2.)

Manila, p. l., Nov. 0.-1rhe Filli-
pinos give remarkable dcnhonstra-
tion of their regard for Secretary Of
War Taft, who left the city this
morning for vladivostok.
The horses were taken from the
carriage, in which were seated Mr..
and Mrs. Taft, and the carriage was
pulled through the streets OF the city
by little school children up to the
docks, where they were TO embark.
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FORGERY ON
A LARGE SCALE
{specIal to The sentinel.l

Ell Paso. Tex, Nov. BY the ar
rest of Hayes Wimberly and Otis
Maits the police have frustrated a
plot to flood the town with forged
clearing house certificates.
Wimberly has confessed plan by
which they expected to float $40, 900
In false certificates.
The order for the printing had al
ready been given to a local estab-
lishment, and $4,000 had just come
from the press.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
CoUNTY's HONEY CROP.

Plateau valley will sell this season
about 10000 pounds of honey, the
value of which Is about $4,000. or
this the greater amount Will be
shipped into eastern states and sold
mt fancy prices.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
THE CASHIERS
CHECKS POPULAR
Especial to Inc sentinel. J

Denver. Nov. 9.-Humdreds Of the
cashiers checks In denominations Of
$5, $40 and $40 were passed out By
the cashiers of the Denver banks
this morning, and were accepted
without question.
The Denver Building Trades Coun-
ell voted to take no action regarding
the new currency. This would leave
the individual organizations to act
as they please; but 1t is anticipated
that they will accept the checks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
ACCIDENT AT MINES.

Mike Cavnash, employed at the
Cameo coal mines near Palisade, had
the heel Of his right foot cut on yes
tertiay.
The foot was caught under a mn
chine. Another workman lost n
thumb while at work at the mines
and another had two toes
crushed.
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$4,000 IN
COUNTERFEITS
f0pecial to Tho sentinell

= st. Paul. Mimi, Nov. 9.-Au- =
= gust II. Workman of Winnipeg =
= was arrested last night In the =
+ Union block in this city by !
= United States secret service :
2 agent. !
= Workman was carrying grip !
= In which was found counterfeit Z
= currency of the face valuation I
= of $4,000.
= Workman threw the grip I
= away when he was arrested, !
= but 1t was quickly recovered. :
= The counterfeit money is all In I
= the $40 gold certificates.
= = . = = = = = = = = = = I
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The county commissioners. al
though they have been in session all
week, Will hardly get through with
their business for the present term
tonight. and will probably be In ses-
sion one or two days next week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
WillfuI Killing.

Last night about 10 o'clock a num-
ber of turkeys were killed In pre-
paration for the first big turkey din
ner of the season at the TIP Top
Inn. 1t occurs Sunday tomorrow !.
Sweet spuds, cranberry sauce ard
lots more. Come.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
RUBE STARR INJURED.

This morning County Clerk and
Recorder r. e. Starr received mes
sage from DR.. G. l.. Rice OF Albu-
oueroue, N. NJ. informing him that
Mr.. Starr's eldest son, Reuben mao
met with an accident and mad sus-
tanned a fractured ankle.
The young man went to New Mex
tco about two months ago.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
REAL ESTATE sRANsFERss.

s4 1sdss e s..s ~ M y; v.s.:..e s.e:.s e az 4pan=
Jerry Sullivan sells to Mrs. A.
~ line tract OF land in section No.
AT frank R. Roe has. sold to J. w.
ths r. Y. Mustoe the west half OF
ese. nortneast quarter Of the south
rons quarter Of section 4, ard the
'"s'oeration was $4,000.
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YOUNG GIRL
WOULD DIE.
Especial to The sentinely

(bpeCQI 10 Iue 6euEuHeIJ
Denver, Nov. 9.-Bertha Shesley,
aged IA years. attempted to kill her
self last night by swallowing a large
amount of mercury. Aid reached
her promptly and she may live.
She declared that she had been
In love and had determ-
ined to end her life. She is very
attractive girl.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The Grand junction High School
foot ball team has no game on for
this afternoon, and the boys are TAX
Ing a good rest. The next big game
occurs one week from today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

When In need of anything In the
drug line try the c. d. Smith Drug
Co., depot branch, corner Second
and Colorado. Registered pharma-
cist in charge; 25 years practical ex-
perience. Prompt service. courteous
treatment to all. We aim to please
and save you money. 1t pays to
trade with us.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

A transcript of the evidence In tne me
oasa ~ Andrew ]. Harris. the ex-
Mesa county road overseer, who was was
cnnvicted and sentenced to one year
IN, the state penitentiary for empez,
.ur1 funds of Mesa county, is now
heine prepared for submission 70 e tne
state supreme court. The evidence
was was very lengthy and the ,..,s task .ne oi
ma i,rS the transcript is no little one
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

7e ceoree M. Sills of Willow Laks,
Isl. D., a prominent res'uen' .ha y,est of
section, is in the city tne W. Sills
James H. Lee and lahi'' Tha ger-
being a cousin of Mr.. Lee. ,a valley
tleman is looking over @ n con-
with a view of locating ne as, fayor-
eh,n ;mnressed with the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

J. Guy Baily, who left about two
weeks ago for Seattle and other
points in the northwest, returned to
the city yesterday and will probably
remain here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The council meets in regular see.
sion next Tuesday night and there
will be large amount of business
for consideration. Probably at this
session the council will decide wheth-
er or not to again put the water
question before the people for q re-
consideration.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Tour OF all Mexico by private
train. Leaves Denver January 28.
via Colorado & Southern. Tickets
cover all expenses. Write T. d.
Fisher. G.. P. A, Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The discussion of the water Ques-
tion has somewhat quieted down on
the streets and In the business hous-
es today; but 1t seems to be the
general desire that the council shall
again put the proposition before the
people for vote.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The Jolly Thimble Club met with
Mrs. DR.. Green yesterday. Eleven
members and woguests were pres
ent. A nice lunch was served. The
club will meet with Mrs. Flynn on
November 15.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
Notice to the Public.

Notice " ."c uoie,
herewith grant my son. Harry J..
Neal, who is under legal age. his ful
time, as II at manhood's estate. and
| shall not he beholden for him for
debts OF other responsibility OF any
kind whatever.
(Signed) G. d. NEAL.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Nearly all of the grocery houses nres
of the city have entered into an agree
ment to close at 6 O'Clock each even, ss !,
ing excepting Saturday evening nn tne
agreement goes into effect on Moh-
day, November IL.
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BIRTHDAY OF
MARTIN LUTHER
ispecIal to tho sentineIl

New York, Nov. Especial SER
vices will be held in many Lutheran
and other churches of the city tomor-
row In observance of the 424th an
niversary Of the birth Of Martin Luz
ther. Collections for the home mis-
sion fund will be taken in all Lu-
theran churches throughout the
country. t.t
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
THE RIO GRANDE
CHANGES ITS SCHEDULES

AS announced today In the teie-
graphic columns of The Sentinel. the
Rio Grande road will put d new time
schedule in effect tomorrow at noon.
which will affect the arrival and de-
parture of No. 6. No. and No. 8 In
this city. The trains will get In, Ac-
cording to the announcement from
Denver. somewhat earlier than they
are arriving now.
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THE CONTRACT is LET.

1t is reported that a Colorado
contractor has secured the
contract to erect the fine new depot
at Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Roast turkey with cranberry sauce
and many other good things thrown
in for SO cents at the Tip Top Inn
Sunday, November 10.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
700 CATTLE ARE
DEHORNED IN COUNTY

:. Yesterday and tSday roo head Of
young steers were dehorned MT the
Y. T. ranch near COIlbran and 600
head will be dehorned next week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Brown, Menefee & Co., successors
to w. T. Brown OF 320 Colorado av-
enue. have removed to 326 Main
street. A full line of groceries and
feed will be kept in stock. Your
patronage Is solicited.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

william A. Lynch, proprietor OF
the Upton bar. has just installed a
set of magnificent new fixtures in his
place of business.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Two days tarpon fishing. includ-
ed in private train tour OF Aexieo
via Colorado & Southern. which WI
leave Denver January 2S. AK for
particulars. T. 3. Fisher. q. r. ~.
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Quite a number of prominent Pal
isade people are In town this after
noon.
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A BIG FIRE (
IN DULUTH
u, 600, 900 Worth of Property Includ-
ing 600. 1000 Bushels of Grain Des-
troyed Today----Elevators, Mills.
Warehouses and Forty Homes Go
Up in SmOke--One Man Dead.

NOV. O.-ONE THE GREATEST AND
MOST DISASTROUS FIRES THAT HAS OCCURRED IN THE CoUN
TRY IN THE PAST YEAR DESTROYED BETWEEN THREE AND
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY AT SUPER
IOR, A SUBURB OF THIS CITY THIS MORNING.
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THE BOY is
EXONERATED
fspscial to rhs eent,nsl. )

(bp0c1al 10 Vno Bonouoasl
Denver, Nov. 9.--Young Jerry
Shannon, who was arrested yester-
day, charged with the murder OF his
father and who pleaded self-defense
in defense of his mother and sister.
has been 'exonerated by the Jury.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

John J. Jenkins, the we'll known
Palisade furniture man, was in the
city last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

H. T. Reed sold two acres of his
ranch near Palisade Yesterday TO H..
r. Hughes for $4,000 per acre.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Turkey dinner at the Tip Top Inn
Sunday, November 10, from IL to 2,
and from to s.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

v.ay harry Burnett II In Denver this
ho,a, attending thexm&efinE Of the
'ei members Of thS STATE.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Smoke the Ell Cadiza and compare
It with any clear HayAna cigar. We
leave you to tudGe.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Fine selection OF shelving. oil
cloth and new patterns. s and 10c
store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The Denver
d dinner which needed legislation regarding
The American Smelling Company exchanged bu
linn the 100000 in gold with
of its employees
The deposits Denver banks continue to
The New
rdly
L meet pay to
It is reported
cv has been removed from
Reports from
financial believed
will be In
nr hou operated calling
but complaint.
will
accent checks in payment
confidence in the
=
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The railroad officials are MAKING ,Snss
arv effort to run down all tnose
1sro 1srso,,s guilty of stealing coal dtSsr irUm
he Yards, and a number OF Oh. o,ns. xes-
srrects % may follow those maze '
terday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

No. was over two hours late this
afternoon, coming In at about pm
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

A. r. Jennings came down from
DeBeque last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Children's 12hc hose. pairs for
Csc. and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Several big homo talent entsetaia-
ments are to take place in The caty
during the present month.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
THEY Will
TAKE THEM
II, 900 Laborine Men Of Denver Will
ing to Accept Cashiers Checks for
Wages---$6O. 100000 Paid Out by
New York Banks During Week.
The Financial Condition.

DENVER. Nov O-THE FOLLOWING LATEST FL
vsNTAL BULLETINS GATHERED FROM LOCAL REPORTS AND
SSpaTC FROM EAST TODAY:
p'' THE DENVER BUILDING UNION, MEET.
LAST NIGHT, DECIDED MEMBERS
II aRING CHICKS AND CASHIERS CHECKS
WEyT FOR WAGES BUILDING TRADES
SrNTs TEN LABORING MEN OF DENVER
arT1ON OF NIGHT Is MOST GRATIFYING
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

The best soc whips in town. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Regular csc ssop pals. soc.
and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

A new line OF winter Jap robes al
Harry Hiatt's-
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Cabinet making and repairing. pol
ishing pianos and general furnitur
repairing my speciality. Call Ray
mond, 341 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Antitrust wash boilers, every one
guaranteed. and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09
SECURE LIBERTY
ON BONDS
TODAY
Especial to The santInel.)

Durango, Colo, Nov. 9.-In spite
of the vigorous protests of the dis
trict attorney and others interested
in the prosecution, the Justice before
whom william Mason and Joseph
vanderweide, the two men charged
with the murder of Secret Service
Agent James A. Walker, were tried,
granted the motion of the attorneys
for the accused providing that the
two men be permitted to give bond.
The Justice, fixed the bond at $20.-
900 for each map. and 1t Is said that
the bonds will be forthcoming before
the afternoon is over and the men
released from custody.
The defendants have asked for an
early trial ana declare that they can
easily prove their innocence of muir
der.
Washington. Nov 9.-President
Roosevelt declares that he believes
that Secret Service Agent Walker
was killed at Durango BY yfpaid as
sassins In the hire Of men who are
being prosecuted on the charge OF
coal frauds by the government.
He declares that the national gov
ernment will do everything In its
power to run down every man impli-
Gated In the foul crime.