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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Denver. Nov. 2s-Joseph Church
Helm. of this city was appointed to
the vacancy on the Supreme bench late
Yesterday afternoon by Governor
Buchtel.
The appointment will be approved
by the bench and the bar and the gem
eral public. for Judge Helm stands
well with country at large. He was
known as "A lawyer Of wide experience
and as a citizen OF independence and
sterling quality.
In deciding about the appointment
Of Judge Helm the governor gave
most weight on the urgent recommen-
datiou Of many members of the bar
md Of the bench The fact was also
considered that one of the present
members Of the Supreme Court came
from the western section of the state.
Jndpe Helm has had number OF
,,.ars' experfence on the Supreme
boncb and is both widely and favor
abIv known to the bar of the state as
, tndpe Of integrity and of ability He
Ia admitted to be in every way wen
qualified for the high position in which
he has been named
Aftor serving on the district bench
O., the Fourth Judicial district. then
after serving for one full term OF nine
,.aars on the Supreme Court, Judge
tta1n was elected for second term OF
~ years. In less than one year
af,er that he was asked to take the
r,r,,bIIcan nomination for governor.
WIN high sense OF honor. he imme-
5ta+.Iv resigned from the Supreme
t..,cb 10 become the candidate OF his
party for governor in the faii Oh lssz'
and was defeated by the wave Oh pop
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
THE BATTLE OF
THE ALIENISTS
Expert Testimony to the Effect That Mrs. Bradley Was
Insane When She Shot Senator Brown Defense Rests
Its Case-Dead Mans Son Declared He Offered Mrs
Bradley $4,000, Fine Home and Big Annuity.

DR.. c. G. Hill. professor of nervops
and mental diseases in the Baltimore
Medical College, testified that Mrs
Bradley was incapable of distinguish
ing wrong from right at the tina
OF the shooting. She was further in
capable of self-control at that time.
He said he believed she shot Brow,
intentionally, but that in her mental
state she believed she was doing
right.
After the defense had recalled Mrs.
Bradley to the stand to testify that
while she and her husband cohabited
she gave him no cause for divorce
defense rested.
Max Brown, son of former Senator
Brown, was the first witness called
In rebuttal. He testified to the fire.
quent visits of Mrs. Bradley to his
fathers home.
Judge Wehger of Salt Lake CITY
testified that in March, 1905, Mrs.
Bradley had vainly tried to get him
10 induce Mrs. Brown to grant Brown
a divorce, so he could marry Mrs.
Bradley.
Several other Salt Lake witnesses
testified that during long acqualnt-
ance with Mrs. Bradley she had al
ways seemed rational and affable.
Judge William King of Salt Lake
City testified that at the instance of
Senator and Mrs. Brown he had of
fered Mrs. Bradley $4,000. a home
and 800 month till her eldest
child was 81 years of age. This she
had refused, saying she wanted to
marry Brown and get rid of that "old
lady on the hill" (meaning Mrs
Brown.
The court then adjourned until
tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
BUSINESS MAN
SHOT DEAD BY
BURGLAR
(By Associated Press.l


Kalamazoo. Mich, Nov. 26.-Horace
$. Davis, prominent business man,
was shot and killed early today by a
burglar WHOM Davis had surprised in
the house.
Davis grappled with the burglar and
in the struggle which took place in the
bedroom Davis was getting the best
of the man when the fellow fired and
killed him.
Mrs. Davis came to her husbands 8
assistance and grabbed the burglar by
the hair. when he fled she retained
his pistol. mask, hat and electric flash
light. The hat band bore the name of
Il local dealer and the police hope 1t
Will prove clue to the criminals $
Identity.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
MRS. WALLACE ENTERTAINs.

The evening at 500 given last night
by Mrs. w. S. Wallace, at the hand
some Wallace home, corner of Elev-
enth and Main streets, in honor of
Mrs. John Wallace of Bloomfield. Ia.
was one of the most pleasant infor-
NAL evenings spent in a long time.
The list of guests numbered twen-
ty. most of them being members OF
the Five Hundred Club. The sue
cessful prize winners were Mrs. Wen
dell p. Ella and Mrs. George r. War
ner.
A most delightful luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the game.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
WAS NOT A CANDIDATE.

WAS NOT Candidate
when seen last night at his resi-
dence Judge Helm said:
81 was not an applicant for the
place. no ra candidate in any sense OF
the word haven't seen the governor
since Judge Caswelrs death and have
had no conversation with him until he
called me over the phone and read the
appointment to me. l have consider
able doubt about the advisability OF
accepting as 1 have u good law prac-
lice and when friends have offered to
see the governor and bring Influence
to bear in my interests l have invari-
ably told them not to do so. l cannot
tell when | shall take the oath OF Of
flee until after 1 consult the chief JUS
tIce and other members of the court
as well as the governor. Necessarily
some days must elapse because OF the
suadenness of my appointment and
husfness engagements
The Judge would not discuss his can
didacy for next year. but IL is reason
abie to suppose that he would hardly
have given up his law practice unless
he was given to understand that M
would be nominated TO succeed himself
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
Gan Rights Reserved.)
(By special waste basket, with apol-
ogies to the News.)


ogies to the News)
Denver Exclusive to the News.) }
When we sent you the exclusive
information last Sunday regarding
the appointment of Judge A. II. King
of Delta to succeed the late Justice
Caswell Oh the supreme bench. we
thought we knew what we were talk
Ing about. as the information was
given TO us from an exclusive source.
You know that we were trying to
tool the people, so that they would
believe that you were the first paper
TO mention Judge King. although the
afternoon papers of Denver made the
statement the same day that Judge
Caswell died; but we thought. Of
course, that we could fool the peo-
pie and they would believe that your
paper was the only one that was sup
porting Judge King.
We felt that we We're safe in this
little game, because Senator DeI.ong
wanted the members of the bar of
Mesa county to endorse Judge King
In advance of his appointment,
as he wanted the lawyers to be on
the winning side.
You made a good stab at the fake.
but 1t did not hit, because Buchtel
flew the coop when Bill Evans told
him where to head in and stop play
ing with the western slope dubs on
the appointment of King.
or course, yours was the first pa
per on the western slope to support
Judge King; but you got your wires
a little too cock sure-something you
will have to be careful of in the flu
ture, as you have made some awful
mistakes already in politics; but you
know you are only kids and pon-
pie cannot hold you very responsible
for what you do or say.
SQnatar naI aro.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
INSANE MEXICANS
TERRIBLE DEEDS

to the Palma hotel early yesterday
morning and attempting to commit
suicide Barilio Rodrigues. a govern
ment forest reserve agent from Espan-
ola, New Mexico, stabbed C. b. Ander-
son, of Coldwater. Mich. to death. seri-
ously stabbed and assaulted four men
and finally attempted to kill City Mar
shal John Baumster. who was attempt
ing to arrest him. The marshal then
shot and killed the Mexican. who was
undoubtedly insane.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
YALE'S RECEIPTS
WERE $SO,OOO
Especial to The paIly sentinclJ

New York, Nov. 26.-It is an
nounced that foot ball receipts for
the season for Yale will reach ap-
proXimately $4,000.
This is not record, nor is II un-
usually high. Yale and Harvard
shared equally SGS,000 after Satur-
days. sanS- aud -tiro receipts Of tne
Yale-Princeton game, also split ev-
emily between the teams, amounted
to 100000.
The sums spent in the city by WIS.,
itors to the game Saturday ard the
enormous amounts won by Yale stu
dents on the game will completely
break the money stringency In New
Haven.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
THE BIG GAME ON
THANKSGIVING DAY

Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
me fair grounds, the High School
.lsers will go up against the High
oenoel Alumni Oh the gridiron, and
que OF the best games of the year is
certain Admission, 35 cents. Don't
iail to see this game.
me Tigers will be in fine trim. The
opposing team will be made up Of
strong men, many of whom have
prayed on big college teams.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26


Davis was captured on an Illinois
Central freight train shortly after two
o'clock this morning. Davis and his
companion who gave the name of Ed
ward Miller also of Chicago. were In
a box car when discovered Miller es-
capped through a small door in the rear
of the car. Davis was suffering from
sprained ankle and was unable to
make his escape.
The robbery occurred shortly after
five o'clock last night just after the
bank had closed while the clerks We're
preparing to leave. The hold-ups drew
revolvers and forced the cashier. the
assistant cashier and the book keeper
to enter the big vault in which they
were locked.
Before leaving the bank the robbers
telephoned Central to come and let the
men out of the vault. They then went
to the hotel Henion. where they had
previously engaged thir room They
took with them s2,2oO In gold and
silver.
Before the robbers succeeded in es-
Gaping from the hotel. the police gave
chase and the robbers jumped through
a hotel window taking with them
only the $500 in gold.
only the $500 in gid. They left 81. 500
in silver on the floor of the hotel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
BANK PRESIDENT
WOULD END LIFE

New York, Nov. 26.-The recent
inyestigat ton of the affairs of the
Borough Bank of Brooklyn, accom-
panied by II number of indictments
against officers of the bank, resulted
in an attempt to commit suicide by
Howard Maxwell, eN-president of the
bank at the time il closed.
II IL believed that MaNwell's in
juries will prove fatal.
Maxwell had been much depressed
ever since his indictment and sur
fered keenly through his imprison-
ment.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
TWENTY STRIKERS
ARE PUT in JAIL

LOUISVILLE. Ky. NOV. 26.-OVER
TWENTY STRIi<ING STREET CAR
MEN ARE IN JAIL TODAY FOLLOW
ING An ATTACK LAST NIGHT ON A
FOURTH AVENUE CAR. THERE ARE
No SIGNS or TUOUBLE TODAY AND
III ~ HELIEvED THE ARRESTS OF
LAST NIGHT Will PRACTICALLH
END THE STRIKE.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
FIENDISH CRIME
is UNEARTHED
(By Associated Press. }

VBN NsbOCIHTeu TfeSS,J
san rrancisco. Nov. 2d-'rhe police
of Oakland have unclrtied n most din
boiicnl crime, and have tni>en Into cu--
tody VI. a. wntSins, "a stationery en-
siuecr aud win ehnrsc him with the
murder of his wife whose remains
were found buried In IuIcis Inns IN
dernenth II shed In the ynrd of their
home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
DEADLY END OF
LOVERS QUARREL

waukcsha. WIS Nov. 2G-Charies
Wheeler assistant chief OF tie fire de-
lartmont, shot and killed Miss NJ.
Lynch last night and then killed him
self. the tragedy. it is believed, re-
sulting from lovers quarrel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
JUDGE J. {. HELM IS
THE NEW JUSTICE
Former % @ te Speme Court an Old Soldier and One of the Abe and Bes
Known Attorneys Colorado Selected by Gov Buchte Fill the Vacancy
Made by Death Of Justice CasweIL-% Great Surprise
Was Not Candidate

Judge A r. King. of Delta, to fill the
vacancy on the state supreme court
bench caused by the death OF Justice
Caswell At no time was 1t positive
that Judge King was TO get the office
and at no time did Governor Buehtei
give any assurance that he would APP
point Judge King. All day yesterday
those in close touch with the situation
were undecided whether 1t would be
Helm or King.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
ALA ELKs, ATTENTION,

Every Elk who was assigned tick
cts for the entertainments to be sold
and who have not already reported,
is urged to make his report to John
NJ. Conley at the city hall, AT ONCE.
II II is not convenient to see Mr..
Conley tonight, don't fail to see him
tomorrow. All financial matters will
be settled up Immediately after the
last performance. Don't neglect thi,
matter.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
DELAY THE
PETTIBONE
TRIAL
lBy Assoclated Press !

Boise, Nov. 26.-owing to the con-
tinucd absence of Attorneys Dnrrov
and Hnwley the trial of the PettIbone
case was this morning postponed tiII
afternoon when the Jury box viii he
iiiied' Judge Wood announced TINT
the examination of tnlesmen VIII be-
gin tomorrow whether Darrow and
Hnwley nre here or not.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
Cash PAYMENTS
SOON Be STARTED
(By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, NOV. 28.-DIRECT RE-
PORTS TO THE CHICAGO CLEARING
HOUSE FROM OVER 500 WESTERN
CITIES ENCOURAGES THE LOCAL
BANKERS TO BELIEVE THAT THE
RESUMPTION OF CASH PAYMENTS
WILL BE POSSIBLE IN TWO WEEKS.
PRACTICALLY ALL LETTERS RE
cEIvED DECLARE WILLINGNESS
TO COOPERATE WITH THE CHI
CAGO BANKS IN CLEARING THE
SITUATION.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
BIG DEALS
ARE CLOSED TO-DAY

Charles S. Reed today sold to w
Il. Burgess a tract of land near Pal
isade for s6,3T5.
E. r. Hughes has sold to C C.
Smith tract of land east of Pail
sade. containing about 10 acres. for
$4,000.
Mary C. and Mabel c, Kiefer today
sold to Daniel Volmer, ]. +. Spencer.
Thomas II. RAIDER and E. ]. Vaught
two lots. IS and 10. in Rosedale sub
division for $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
FELTON, ELECTED
PRESIDENT OE ROAD

New York, Nov. 20.-S. NJ. FELTON,.
president of the Chicago 4 Alton
railway, was today elected president
of the Mexican Central railway.
Mr.. FELTON, states that he will re-
sign the presidency of the Chicago
& Alton.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
GERMANYS BUDGET
Is GETTING BIGGER

Berlin, Nov, 2e.-Tho Prussian diet
opened today. 1t was stated In
speech from the throne. read by Chan
cellor Won Below, that the growth of
permanent expenditure has increased
the budget twenty-five million dollars
a deficit is expected In the current
vsar
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
KILLED HIS WIFE
AND HER PARAMOUR
tBy Associated Press. }

Williamsport Pa. Nov. 26.-Ross
Lepari Is in hospital dying from
builett wound In the breast fired by
Il. B. Shandle who declares he found
Shandie and Mrs. Lepari in n comprom
ising position last night at the Leparls
home. Shandle Is in jail.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
BROKE UP HOME
THEN SHOT WOMAN
CAV Associated Proae. )

Cleveland. o., Nov. 26.-Mrs. Ida
woIker, nged u years, who recently
left her husband and children to run
away with Herbert Freund from Leigh
ton, Pa, wns shot and fatally wounded
today by Freund In n fit of Jealousy.
Freund, who is only 20 years old. fired
two shots Mt himself but will recover.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
PRICE OF MEAT
TO Be CUT DOWN
Especial to rhe Daily Sentinel,

N"TN'NEtNI 70 T ffN I7f1Il@ s71|tINIIE'IsF
Chicago, Nov. 2G.-sweeping reduc-
lions In the price OF meat and pro-
visions are promised Chicago consum-
crs ms II result of the silver decline In
the prices of live stock that have been
going ON for the last forty days.
The new schedule of prices Will he
put into effect the last of this week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

]. r. beaverton of the Colorado
Abstract & Title Company IL able to
be out again after an Illness of scar-
let fever and after undergoing the
narrowing experiences of quarin
tine. His many friends are glad to
see him out once more.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Ellis l.. Green has been Ill for
several days and confined to his
home. His condition is not serious.
however. and he hopes to be out In
few days.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

rur ~ all Mexico by priVaSe az
Tour feaves % Denver Januarv 70 20,
train; .ado Lea, 6 Southern. T.ckeIs
cover all expenses norver' w''
Fisher. G. P. A. Dsnue' s,ra tne prince
Ask for an Ell Caui|a'
NJ Havana cigars
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Don't miss the big foot ball game
Thanksgiving day at the fair grounds
Admission. 80 cents. High School VS.,
the Alumni.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
Cooking With Gas.

a. by Special request the menu at
ne cooking lesson tomorrow will be
as follows:
sea-, ocaiioped satisfy, white sauce; pop
ssers' s,,.' string bean salad; creamed
SAT- Goldfish.
., me ladies' are cordially invited to
ie'end this demonstration. 1t will
Instructive and interesting.
"a Gas heaters, CRATES and ranges on
T,y sTasy payments.
NE H. GRAND JUNCTION ELEC-
ihic, GAS & MFG. CO.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
A GREAT LAWYER
is NEAR TO DEATH
nm Associated Press.

Denver Nov. 26.-Judge Caldwell
ieaman, one of the best known at
.orneys in this state. is lying critically
Ill at his home here suffering from
pneumonia
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Tho Front Rank r rurndce 4s,ftS Soid street.
l. H. Lane. 127 South ir,,ace Fila CON,
is the highest type OF .as ,usDss sat,srac-
struction and always gives
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Colorado Springs Gazette; The
condition of Robert Davie, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. r. p. Davie. who has been
i'll for the last two weeks, Is much
imnroyed and his recovery Is assured.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

L. J. walter and wife of Eyota.
MINI. cousins OF Alderman j. S.
Plank. are most pleasant visitors to
this city. They will remain several
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Attorneys John II. Fry, Henry r.
Rhohe and James S. Carnahan, COM
posing the committee having in
charge the arrangement for the SER
vice. have about completed the order
of the program.
The services will be open to the
public and promise to be among the
most impressive memorial services
ever held in Grand Junction. consti-
tuting a worthy and magnificent tri-
butte to the memory of the two brill
liant lawyers.
The services will open at the hour
of 3 O'Clock.
The order OF exercises will be sub
stantially as follows:
n-Congregation.
Music-Quartette composed of
Messrs. Sherman, Moody, Schmidt
and Blair.
Short historical sketches OF the
lives of Judge Caswell and Attorney
Brown=By Attorney William VIE
ser, historian of the Mesa County Bar
Association.
Address on Charles f. Caswell-
Attorney Straud NJ. Logan.
Solo-Arthur Wake.
Address on Thomas G. . Brown
Hon. Sprigg Shackleford.
Address on Charles r Caswell-
Attorney Samuel n. Wheeler.
Song-Quartette
It Is expected that quite n humber
of attorneys from outside points VIII
be here to attend the services.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

,.a" York. Nov. 26.-Rather than
fo, sharges Of obtaining $4,000 on
n,s' Dill of lading. Louis Straus.
q, ns broker, swallowed a quantity
AN. 'V,son at his home here last night
uied few moments later.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Under Sheriff Charles II. Willis.
and not Sheriff Schrader. as stated
elsewhere, went to Trinidad last
night. to bring John Mayo. the horse
thief, back to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Or. c. X. Smith and Mr.. Paul Ack-
erman are most pleasant visitors in
the city from Dragon. Utah. and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. An
derson.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Mrs. S. J. Hannon, daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs, o. S. Ramsey.,,is Wis
ting her parents. Mrs. Harmon is
on her way to California for an ex-
tended visit.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Oficer Ramsey has been oHefeu
snIendid position in Los Angeles, cal
opd If is necessary for him to re
nor, at an early date. He and MIS-
Ramsey will leave early heNt week
for the Californian city.
For long period Mr.. Ramsey mas
NO., connected with the local police
force and few officials have proven
more satisfactory. He was Tor year
or more special policeman at the uh
ion denot. and his services were hIsn-
lv valued by the railroad com ON l9anS "a .
For several months past once,
p.msev has been detailed as chlel
nmarantine officer for the CITY hi9
dnties being to keep in touch WIN MIN
ou of the scarlet fever and other
anarantines and to see that the resu-
latinns Hu we're obeyed and the quaran-
tines respected. He mas Ose ogicer
faithful in this work and no 5,,i 1'"''
could have been more watchIl'' Nc
The departure Of Mr.. ana ,,ants M,S,
pomsey. who are old-time reslueil.0 re'l',ll.
nf the city. will be generaily resaT, a5,y
tad and the good wishes OF Inan5 az,
triands will follow them to their ne"
hoir Mr. Ramsey has sold his housenGiru inl d
aoods TO his daughter ana r,lio.! sono,n-
soU ,ow Mr and Mrs. Walter ro"e, .
,a s they will also retain the I'S
dence on Grand avenue III, srcceeJ
II is not certain VINO VIII uoar oarN and
Mr. Ramsey as quarantine oii'e ~
special policeman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

..nere was large attendance last
sn' Eila at the regular meeting of the
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

"aNIED-Work on ranch by ex-
perienced hand. Apply TAI Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Biggest foot ball game of the sea-
son Thanksgiving day at the fair
grounds.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Miss Flora Green. teacher of oil
ard china painting. Firing spe-
cialty Studio, 741 Colorado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Mrs. A. y. Andersen. who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. John
Stapleton at Atchee. was an arrival
home yesterday. Mrs. Anderson was
accompanied by Mrs. Stapleton,
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
Va cREAT SURPRISE.

Denver. Nov. 2s.-There was very
,,,tIe surprise In this city over the
failure Of Governor Buchtel to appoint
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
FAMOUS GENERAL
SECRETLY MURDERED

:. Carcas, Nov. 26.-Gen. Rafel !.
: Montilla, insurgent and bandit I:
I: who had fought against Castro I:
= A~~-----.--.---ss-s--s ssvsss--reu ruucTsrfUu -
{. was ambushed and killed Satur- :
4: day night near Barauislmeto. i
= :.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

o. r. Schroeder. a former resident
of this city, but now residing In old
Mexico. is here on a visit.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Cabinet making ana repairing, pol
ishing pianos and general furnltur
repairing my specially Call Ray
mond, 341 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

Let us show you our soc whips
fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
CASWELL-BRowN MEMORIAL
NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Beautiful SerVicc.-Addrcssrs by At
torncys.-'icmorinl Sermon ard
Music AT the Court
House.

3 Next Sunday afternoon at the 4.
+ county court house in this city. I.
+ under the auspices of the Mesa +
+ County Bar Association. there !.
+ will be held memorial services 1.
+ made sacred to the memory of 4.
+ the late Justice Charles Il. Cas- i.
: well of the supreme court of I.
: Colorado and for 25 years i.
= leading citizen of Grand juno T.
; tlon, and to the memory of the T.
: late Attorney Thomas c. Brown +
: one of the pioneer and represen- I.
; tative barristers of western Col i.
: orado, who died in this city i.
: some weeks ago. I.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

viii nttle Joe Moon buggy business
" nelp. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

A marriage license was issued to-
day to G. c. Stout and Miss Pearl
Burgesses, both of Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
THE ROBBER
IS CAUGHT
.BoLDEST HOLD UP
Of a Bank That Has Occur
ed in Many Years Foncw-
ed by Immediate Capture
Of One Of the Criminals
Cashier and Clerks Lock-
ed in Vault.
(Br Associated Press !

!: bloomington. Ill. Nov. &c !:
= After an all night search. De- 1:
= Witt county posse early today !.
:: captured Edward Davis. a young I.
:: Chicago cook, one of the prin- {.
= pals of the sensational robbery OF :.
:. the state bank at Clinton. !.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26
RAMSEY RESIGNS;
WILL LEAVE THE CITY

4 Today the resignation of Po- +
. ,ice Oficer Ramsey, one of the 4
= most popular as well as one OF +
!. tbe most competent members of +
+ the police force, was hled with =
: City Clerk Conley. The resls- =
!. nation is to take effect Decem- =
4 ber /. 1t will be presented at
!. the council meeting tonight ana !.
: will probably be reluctantly ac- =
+ cepted. :.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-26

DUBBY BILL.
Special Grape Vine Wire Correspond