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New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
WILLIAMS, 18; WESLEYAN, 0.

Middletown. Conn. Nov. 9.-Williams defeated
wesleyan by a score OF 1S to o here to-day. Will
Jams had the heavier team, and it outplayed Wes-
leyan at all points OF the game. lie Mente made
two touchdowns in the first fifteen minutes of
play the other score coming in the middle of the
second half when Reid fifty yards for a touch
down, getting the ball on onside kick. The
summary follows:
Touchdowns-La Mente 90. Reid Goals from touch.
doWns-Williams (2) La Mente. Referee-Langford of
Trinity. Umpire-HaIl. OF Yale. Field judge-Fauvre.
University Pennsylvania. Time of haiyes-35 minutes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
ROCHESTER, 4; UNION, o.

Schenectady n. V, Nov 9-The University OF
Rochester defeated Union College here this after
noon by making field goal on place kick from
the 45-yard line in the middle of the second half
IL was the only score of the game. Although
heavily Outweighed. Union kept the ball in Roch-
ester's territory all the first half but in the second
half the conditions were reversed and Rochester
twice held for downs Unions 5-yard lire.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
De Witt Clinton %,
LEHIGH, "a; N. Y. U., o.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

Bethlehem Penn. Nov s.-Lehigh smothered
New York University to-day in their annual foot
weak and Lehgh had no difficulty I'm pene-
tratng 1t for good gains. Lehigh used MANY for
ward passes to big advantage. The touchdowns
made by Brunbaugh (3). Spiers (2) and
Troutman Cn. Spiers kicked four goals
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Harvard d0.

Touchdowns-Houser. Mount Pleasant, IMbo: lockwood
ApoloniO Goals from touchdown-Mount Pleasant
Parker. Goal from held-Parker. Umpire-Edwards OF
Prncetons RefereeCorbin Of Vale. Field judge-Ren-
hart, OF Lafayette. Head linesman-Rrown OF n. A. A.
Time Of haives-3O minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

summary: Touchdown-CoSe Coal from touch
Pendleton. Bowdon. Umpire. Williams, Pennsyl-
Head Observation-Disclosures Lafayette. Lines
men-Corneu Amherst; Stucky Princeton. Time Of
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
McDnnnnRlI

McDo1ough. B.. Richardson (Boynton)
Referee-Minds University Pennsylvania Umpire
woodruff Yale. Inesmen-Crews, Swarthmore and
Midshpman Htbbard Timer-Lieutenant Karns, u S.
N. Touchdown -McDonough. Goals from the field
OBrien 3. Goals from touchdown-O' Brien. Disquali-
fed-McGovern Time OF halves-Thirty minutes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Holy Cross (O.

Touchdowns-Marks C0. Rich. HawIey IngersolI Cils
stuart. Saxton Roberts. Goals from touchdowns-Gls
3. stuart, .. Cmpire-Langford Referee-Burke. Lin
men-Flynn. Of Holy Cross Smith, OF Dartmouth. T.
of halves-25 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

hdowns-Hollenbach (3l. Greene Folweu Goals
from touehdowns -Hollenbsch ~, Scarlet Referee
okeson, OF Lehigh. Umpre-Booh. of Princeton FieId
Rtg RHage.Fultz OF Brown Lnesman-Tyler. Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

Touehdowns-coy (2 brides T Jones. Goals trou
ouchdowns-Bomsr. Bgelow. Referee-M J. Ihongsol,
OF Georgetown. Umpire-Whi,ins. OF Cornell FieA
iudse-Goodchild OF Eafayette Tins % halves 50 an
IS minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

Qhotograph by The Pictorial News Company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01

Truly Palisade is Little Iowa" to-
day. Never in the history of west
ern Colorado and probably never in
the history of the state, were so many
former Iowans assembled in one place
The first Iowa Day" celebrated in
Mesa county will live long in the
annals of the valley of the Grand. 1t
is indeed a memorable occasion as
well as a wonderfully happy occasion
and thousands of people who are TAX
ing part in the days round of plea
sures will hold in memory dear the
events of August 1st, in the good year
of 1907.
1t Is a well known fact that there
are as many Iowa people in this coun-
ty as there are from any two other
states in the union.
There are not less than three thou
sand Iowans i'm Mesa county and the
total population of the county is about
10000. This estimate of 5000 is
considered very conservative indeed.
A stranger in Pallsade today would
have easily believed that there are
no people other than Iowans in the
valley.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
THE ROLL OF
ACCIDENTS

Washington, Aug According to
accident bulletin No. % issued today
by the interstate commerce commits
sion, the total number of casualties
to passengers and to employees while
on duty in the three months ending
March 31st, was 20,563, compared
with 20.944 the preceding three
months-a decrease of 3Sl. The to-
tai number of passengers and EN-
ployees killed in train accidents was
f21 and the number of injured.
1920, fifty-three less in the number
killed and 20 less in the number in
jured, compared with the preceding
three months.
The total number of collisions and
derailments in the quarter was B.
991- and the damage to property by
these accidents amounted to $3.50
no
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
NV Associated Press.)

Iodz. Aug. 1.-The city again To-
day was the scene of a strike move
,nent uu1 accompanied by disorders, vio-
me Inc, and death, Troops yesterday.
encountered strikers in the center OF
,bo town and thirty men were killed
or W wounded in this fight alone.
Business is at standstill. In spite
NJ the aggressive stand taken by the
ontborities the disorders began again
carly mis- morning. The strike is ser
IONS and appears to be the beginning
n a labor war, the workmens' unions
being prepared for long struggle
Immediate cause of the outbreak yes
terdav was the cause of the police in
irving to break up unions by making
a large number of arrests. A gener-
al strike has been declared and Social
Democrats and Polish Socialists have
called out $4,000 men. The strike
committee is enforcing the strike or
der and several shopkeepers who re-
fused to obey have been shot.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
The Special Train.

The Denver and Rio Grande rail
road ran a special from Fruita tc
Palisade. The train left Fruita about
eight o'clock and the little metropo-
lis of the lower valley is almost de
populated. About 2 so people board
ed the train at Fruita and they were
prepared for a jolly days outing and
at the same time they were prepared
to do a great amount of boosting
Nearly every Fruitaite wore a red
ribbon bearing this inscription
"Fruita, the Mountain Water Town
The Fruita band was along and dis
persed splendid music all along the
route. The Fruta baseball team
which goes up against the Palisade
team this afternoon was also on
board.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
SENSATIONAL
CHARGE MADE

Denver, Aug. 1.-Another prisoner
in the Denver Jail has made a state
ment accusing Chief of Police De
laney of beating him numerically
because he would not confess to hav-
ing committed a burglary. The pris-
oner's name is George l.. Co,o He
was arrested one day last week on
the charge of burglary and was tax
en- before Chief of Police Delaney
About an hour later he was carried
into the surgeons office unconscious.
The surgeon dressed the wounds and
worked over him for some time and
finally brought him to.
At the same time Delaney sent out
an interview to the effect that he was
an epileptic and while he was in
his office the prisoner had an epilep-
tic fit. After the surgeon brought him
around the prisoner was placed in
the hospital ward and kept there un-
til last evening and transferred to
the county jail. Today he gave out
the statement that what Delaney call
ed an epileptic fit was caused by his
being beaten over the heart head and
kidneys with Delaney's black Jack.
He recites story of abuse almost
equal to that of Wright, whom De-
laney beat until he forced him to con-
fess that he had murdered his wife
when IN fact the woman had died
rom leaking gas stove.
Cole says that when he gets out
he will prosecute Delaney for cruel
ty.
Delaney maintains that he never
struck the young man at all. He still
sticks to the epileDtic fit story
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
The Crowd From Here


Long before eight o'clock this
morning people were seen vending
their way to the union depot in this
city and before the time for the ar
rival of the train hundreds OF people
good looking people. prosperous look
ing people, were at the station. Two
passenger cars standing on the side
track and known to be part of the
train that would pull out of the sta
ton were soon filled and the crowd
had hardly diminished. The special
train, with four cars along came in
from Fruita at $3.50 O'Clock and It
was seen that more cars would be ne
cessary in order to accommodate the
crowd from here. People packed
and jammed into the cars and on the
platforms, the two additional cars.
already filled, were attached and still
another was added and then 1t SEEM
ed almost impossible to get all the
people on board. When at last the
train pulled out 1t seemed that every
conceivable inch of space was occu-
pied and yet nearly an hundred people
we're waiting to get on board at Cliff
ton.
Nearly four hundred tickets to Pali-
sade were sold from Grand Junction
this morning.
The special train when II reached
Palisade, carried nearly 500 people.
1t was the biggest delegation of peo-
pie that ever left a special train at
Palisade.
Hundreds and hundreds of people
from all sections of the county drove
to Palisade overland, vehicles, head
ed Palisadeward, were to be seen on
all roads of the county during the
morning hours.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
NO SALOONS
in GEORGIA
ANY MORE

Atlanta, Aug. THE Hardeman-
Covington prohibition bill passed by
the Georgia senate some days ago
was adopted by the house, yesterday
by vote of 139 to 80. Two amend
ments added to the bill, will necessi-
tate the bill going back to the senate
for concurrence, and the bill will
then go to the governor for his sig
nature. which has been practically
pledged after which prohibition will
become a law in Georgia.
The amendments permit the sale of
nure alcohol by retail druggists on
the prescription of a reputable ply
stefan and also allow druggists to
carry pure alcohol in stock for sale
to retailers only.
The bill prohibits the manufacture
or keeping on hand in any place OF
business or the sale or giving away
within the state, of any liquor that
NAV produce intoxication. The new
law is to become effective in January
1908.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
BY Associated Press.)

New York, Two of Korea's dele
gates to the Hague who were denied
admission to the peace conference
arrived here today. They are Prince
vi, Oui and YiSang Sui. They came
to America hoping to induce the
Washington government to intervene
to prevent Japan from obtaining fur
ther domination in Korea. They hope
to be received in an audience by
President Roosevelt.
Korea will never agree to Japa-
nese domination" said Prince vi, who
speaks English. "Unless something
is done there will be a serious upris-
ing"
The prince said he would visit the
large cities of this country and EN-
DEAVOR TO RAISE SYMPATHY
FOR KOREA, THEN HE SAID HE
WOULD RETURN TO KOREA
WHERE DEATH AWAITS HIM, JA-
PAN HAVING ALREADY DECREED
SUCH PUNISHMENT FOR HIM. 81
am officially a dead man" said Prince
vi. He declared that unless Japan
were watched closely she would soon
crowd Europe and America out of the
Far East.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
AN INCENDIARY
ADDRESS
MADE
Especial to The sentineI.)

Duluth, Mimi, Aug Operations
were resumed today in both the Hib-
bing and Eveleth ore districts. There
was no violence of any kind this
morning but the effect of infamatory
speeches made to the strikers last
night by strike leaders at Chrishoim
is feared.
Leader Petrieilla declared the mo-
ment was at hand when the miners
should take the law into their own
hands. He ordered the men to arm
themselves and to be prepared to
strike to kill. He said he did not
care how many were killed in so good
a cause and urged the men to fight
to the last 81 want you to give them
twenty-four hours" he said. land If
at the end of that time justice is de-
MED us be ready to strike at the
head of any man who tries to crush
you"
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
SCHMITZ'S MEN
ARE RESTRAINED

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-The issue
between the board of supervisors ap-
pointed by Mayor Taylor and the 4
men named yesterday by eX-Mayor
Schmitz for the same offices, was
brought into prominence today when
Judge Coffey issued a temporary re-
straining order to prevent Schmitz
and his appointed board from max
ing any move toward assuming of
flee.
1t is alleged that Chief of Police Di
nan intends to aid the fourteen unli-
censed men in this raid upon the sup
ervisors' offices and the court is asked
to restrain them from doing anything
in this direction.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
ARABIAN
MASSACRE
ALL CHRISTIANS
and Europeans Are Attack
ed by Fanatical Arabs and
Many Are Slain-2O, 900
Arabs May Invade Casa
Blanca
(By Associated Press. J

Tangier, Aug. 1.-Mr. Mere who
has Just arrived here on a steamer
which brought a number of Jews and
other refugees from Casa Blanca, is
the bearer of a rerort to the French
Charge d Affairs here showing that
the slaughter of Europeans in Casa
BlancR was the outcome of the holy
var preached by :hc Arabs for the 5Y-
termination of Europeans.
On Monday number of Arab
chiefs entered Casa Blanca and de-
manded that the work on Harbor i'm
provement cease. The Pasha of Casa
Blanca pointed out that the work was
being done by the sanction of the sui
tan, whereupon the chiefs replied
that the sultan was no longer their
ruler as he obeyed the Christians
Then the chiefs began to incite the
natives to eXterminate all Jews and
Europeans from the town.
On Tuesday the natives began their
work by stoning a European. The
man tried to flee but was surrounded
and was hacked to pieces.
This was signal for another at
tack and as soon as the danber be-
came known the French and Spanish
residents fed to their consulates for
protection. Eight of them were muir
dered before they could reach safety
Later when the Jews and Euro
peans began to seek refuge on a Ger
man ship the Arabs began to attack
laborers employed in the harbor.
They shot and killed several men
whose bodies they then burned. 1t is
expected that Casa Blanca will at
once be invaded by twenty thousand
Arabs.
The French cruiser Galilee, is ex-
pected to arrive here today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01


vae from the raspberry patches the fields
ranches of the banks of mighty
Hannah Creek
slope of Colorado,
of
VI o
toward Palisadc the peach city the world today.
of OF
with mellowhued
the world neighbor neighbor
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
THE WOODMEN
ARE IN SESSION
CRy Associated Press.l

Seattle. Wash. Aug, AT to-
days session of the head camp of
the Woodmen of the World, Charles
A. Reynolds of Seattle. sprang a sur
prise In the shape of a motion to
change the headquarters from Dem
yer 10 Seattle. He told of the dis
satisfaction that has been current
among the members on the coast by
reason of keeping the head camp in
Denver. Colorado. He argued the
greatest activity of the Woodmen is
located on the coast
The states of Washington, Oregon
and CalifJrr ia have nearly two thir's
of the entire membership of the or
der. Coast states have $4,000, wa j"
the other states only have 36,lao
members.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
AMERICANS ON
BRITISH SHIP
Ry Associated Press.l

New York City, Aug. 1.-Because
no American Batteship is available
The "Dunotar Castle tne British
ship which carried Lord Roberts to
the Transval during the war against
the Beers has been leased ny ,he Am
erican government today starred for
Colon with the Panama canal com
mission and 1GO other passengers on
board.
a British ship manned by British
sailors and flying the English cclors
being chartered to carry American
officials has caused the government 10
be severely criticized by many 2eo-
pie.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
NO REPUTATION
BY ORCHARD

Boise, Aug. There is no truth
10 the report given publication by
some papers to the effect that Harry
Orchard has made "a statement to
the effect that he repudiates the con-
fession he made on the witness stand
This report VISA grounded simply
upon surmise that Orchard would
make such a move. The prisoner de-
nies that he has ever made such n
statement and holds that his confess
son was the truth. /. i.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
WILL BE AN
IMMENSE HOUSE
(By Associated Press.)

New York City, Aug. 1.-The plans
for the new Long beach Hotel to re-
place the one recently destroyed by
fire. have been completed. IL will be
an immense structure covering two
blocks, containing 1,S0O rooms and
having a dining room sufficiently large
TO accommodate 1000 guests at n
time. The building VIII be of CON
crete and steel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
ANNOUNCES THE
BRYAN CANDIDACY
lRy Associnted Press. J

Columbus. o., Aug. Harvey G.
Garger, chairman of the Democratic
state central cimmittee, gave out an
interview last night, declaring that
Ohio Democrats and all Democrats
in the country should advocate the
nomination of William Jennings Bry-
an in 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
palisade Royalty Entertains

For days the little city of Palisade,
populated by people that are as en-
terprising as can be found in any
town in America has been preparing
for the incoming army and they found
them all ready to extend the warmest
kind of a warm welcome and to care
for the great throng of visitors as
but few towns the size of Paiisade
could ever hope to care for such a
crowd. Everybody has commended
the manner in which Palisade has
played the part of hostess.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
ENGINE BLOWS
UP; KILLS THREE

Breckenridge, Mo-. Aug. An
engine attached to Burlington
Route freight train blew up this
morning and three men, the engineer,
the fireman and a brakeman. We're
killed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
The Weather Ideal

Dame Nature arranged a typical
Grand Valley summers day for the Gel
ebration. While it has been warm
it has not been excessively hot and
very little complaint was heard re-
garding the temperature.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
THAW'S LAWYER

n New York, Aug. Martin 9
* w. Littlejohn. of Brooklyn, has Q
* been selected by Harry X. Thaw z
x to conduct the next trial oil 2
* Th9w on the charge of killing z
x Stanford White. z
X Littleton is a very able ana 2
* brilliant attorney. z
X V
II is said that Littleton's fee VII
be $4,000. He is regarded as an aDI
trial lawyer. 1t was he who made the
speech in the last Democratic nation
al convention nominating Alton
Parker for the presidency
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
The nnrs Combined

This is Colorado Day throughout
the state, being the anniversary of
the admission of the Centennial state
into the union and the former Iowans
struck a happy chord when they de-
Continued on Page Two.)
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
By Associated Press.)

Washington, Aug. IA dispatch
received at the state department from
Counsel General Thomas Sammons
AT Seoul. Korea, says forty Koreans
were killed or wounded today IN a
fight caused by the disarmament OF
the Korean army.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
WILL EMPLOY
NO w. F. M. MEN
lRy Associated Press }

Victor, Colo, Aug. IA notice has
been posted on the office of the Vim
dicator mine stating that no member
of the Western Federation of miners
will be employed by the company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
About 3.OOO PconIc.

It was estimated this afternoon
that about 5000 people are taking in
the big things at Palisade. not all of
these are former Iowa people, as
everybody was invited to go but at
least 1000 were Iowans.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01

PANAMA SIIIRTS-At $500, beautifully made up
from high quality Panama cloth in blue, black
and brown splendid $500 value special
LADIES' LACE HOSIERY-A lovely line of them
from which to choose in white and colors; the
1 SC hosiery from The Fair is the equal of any
thing from elsewhere at zoe.
LADIES' WAISTS-Are grouped under these
prices: SOC. S1.25. SLID S2.50 to sell them out
quickly. These prices will appear ridiculously
little when you the splendid value that each
price represents.
HANDKEI,CHIEFS-Two good white hemstitched
eambric handkerchlefs for sc is an extra good
bargain they will be snapped up quickly. Mid
die aisle.
BEITS-A pretty line of ladies' belts, all the new
est and most desirable kinds and patterns are
literally represented. Prices from zoe.
RIRBONS-At the ribbon booth may be found some
nice ribbons at &c yard, that are easily worth
double that price It's good time TO lay In a
liberal supply of hair ribbons for the girls.
HAND BAGs-A nice lot of them marked at 25c
l3c 7Dc 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
Mt the newly marked price zoe, they're just 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 &c.
ioc 1Oc; the collars at the latter price an
exceptional bargain.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
HONG KONG
HOTEL COLLAPSES

Hong Kong. Aug. 1.-The old part
part of Hong Kong collapsed today.
it is feared that there were some
casualties but nothing definite is
known as yet. 1t is the principal ho-
tel there
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
The Fair

BABY CAPS-on one of the center aisle tables are
some very pretty baby caps that extra good
values at 3Dc.
WASHABLE SUITS-Little boys wash suits now
one-fourth less than regular price and the
regular price was far less than others asked for
similar goods
FANS-A lot of imported Japanese fans, the size of
palm leaf fan. but made of bright eolored WOW
wood fiber, DC.
TOOTH BRUsHES-A lot of extra quality tooth
brushes worth from 15c to 25c-your choice
from the basket full of them at 1Oc each
CORSET COVERS-A few dozens extra pretty
corset covers, 3Sc, while they last.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES-Made of wash fabrics
such as ginghams percales. etc. about two doz-
ems OF them remaining at greatly reduced prices.
WHITE SPREADS-Some remarkable values in
white bed spreads, full length, full width, hem
med all around, ready for use, prices from S1OO
and $1.25.
KASHMIR RUGs-There's nothing surpasses them
IN beauty of lovely coloring in the handsome
patterns, and there's nothing equals them in
wearing qualities.
HANMOCkS-Its an extravaganza not to own
good hammock when little money as S o5
and up will get one at this store
WASH GooDs-our entire stock of colored WASH
goods is now placed within one of these three
prices; iOc, 1oc, zoe yard Goods that sold
up to Coo are now zoe; many goods that were
5Oc 35c, Zoe, are now 15c; goods are now I0c
that were 15c yard. ~
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
RUINS GRAIN

Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. Hail ibis
week destroyed 10 square miles OF
growing grain in this section, causing;
a terrific loss to the farmers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
HAIL THE IOWANS:
THE DAY IS THEIRS
Two Thousand Sons and Daughters Ohe awkeye State Are
the Guests of Palisade the Home of the Peach
IS AN EVENT LONG TO BE REMEMBERED

Special Train Carries 400 People From Grand Junction. 300 From Fruta
and 100 There Nearly 1000
Friends Whose Native Homes In Other In Attendance
Palade Prety Heartily
Fruita Takes
"A jolly, Happy, Glorious Memorable Day
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
A SUICIDE

(By Associated Press)
New York, Aug. IA. r. Garez,
said 10 be a rich Mexican banker,
killed himself this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
THE MARKET

Chicago, Aug NO. 2 Red 90 Ia
q 80 1-2; Sept. 80.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
VIOLENCE
''''''' X 'Ri|EIGNING f,
In Korea Again and Many Die AS Result of Military and
Labor Conflicts Labor War Seems Imminent
Korean Prince Comes to America to Seek Aid For
His People and Will Then Go Home to Meet Martyrs
Death

The casualties on the japanese
side were light.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01
VERY ILL

By Associated Presso
, paris. Aug. 1.-Edmund !
Rostand the famous author of
( "Cyrano De Bergerac" is SER
iously i'll.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-01

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