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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
Discussing swanton Water.

swanton, Oct. 27-The local water
situation was thoroughly threshed out
at a meeting Of citizens yesterday af-
ternoon, but it was finally decided "a
leave the matter entirely to the trus.
tees Of the corporation. It is proposed
to extend the pipe to Fairfield pond
and sink in about four feet deeper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27

w. H. Jeffrey Of Burke, who gets out
biennially a legislative souvenir and
who has been about Montpelier several
weeks preparing the same work, was
taken suddenly i'll there today and was
carried to Heaton HOSPITAL he is
threatened with pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27

Louis Carter was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday charged with
grand larceny and pleaded guilty to the
theft of $50 from Dennis Depoucher.
Carter was sentenced to not more than
two years or less than a year and a
half at the state prison. Mr. Carriers
family returned the $50 to Mr.. De-
poucher who had saved it for use tnis
winter while out of work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
RAH RAH BOYS EXPECTED.
To Do a Stunt or Two at Intercity Park
Tomorrow Afternoon.

There promises to be something doing
with a college flavor to it at Intercity
park tomorrow when Norwich univer-
sity meets the university Of Vermont in
their second foot ball game Of the sea-
son. The latter won the first game, IL
to 0. played at Burlington; and Norwich
is out to make it a tie. 1t is expected
that the rah rah boys will be out in
force from both colleges. Northfeld is
so near that the institution over there
will probably send its entire student
body, while the university of Vermont
students are planning to come down from
Burlington about two hundred strong,
prepared to sing and cheer for their
team. In addition, it is expected that
the legislature viii adjourn early in or
der that its members may see game
of the college brand The park is being
arranged for the game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
BONES OF THREE VICTIMS.
Eearchers in Richford Elevator Ruins
Find Them.

Richford. Oct. 27-The bones Of three
more bodies found yesterday in the
ruins Of the Riehford elevator. tt was
impossible to establish their identity.
The grain is still burning and unless
heavy rain comes it probably will be
some time before the ruins can be com
pletely searched.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
DEAD FOR A DAY.
Baby's Body Found at West Derby Yes
terday.

Derby, Oct. 27.--Mrs. Mary Banier
of West Derby was very mucn sur.
prised yesterday when she found a dead
baby boy in some bushes. Mrs. Ban
ier was looking for stray hens and
nearly stepped on the body before dis
covering it. The baby was rolled up
in black cloth and towel was tied
about the neck, the ends being stuffed
into the mouth The health officer and
other authorities were summoned, the
former officer stating that the baby was
about "a hours old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
HE WAS FOUND GUILTY.
Of MisapplicatiOn of $4,000 in Bonds
at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Oct. 27-The trial of for.
mer Cashier VIM. Montgomery upon a
charge of embezzling and abstracting
100000 from the wrecked Allegheny Ma
tional bank, was resumed yesterday,
Montgomery was found guilty yester-
day afternoon and was Immediately
placed on trial on the third and last
indictment, charging him with the mis-.
application of Sl44,000 in bonds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
TONIGHT IN BARRE.

Board Of civil authority for regis
tering voters, city court room,
s p. m.
Board Of aldermen, regular meet
ing, p. m.
The Oomique picture show, A.
Tomasi block.
The Theatorium, 40 Main street.
Massucco's theatre, seampini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
FIRsr COUNT DISMISSED.
udge Morse DisappOints Prosecutor

Judge Morse Disappoints Prosecutor
When He Refuses to Consider It.
New York, Oct. 27.--Judge Morse
dealt severe blow to the prosecution
in the Morse-C Curtis trial for com
spiracy under the National Banking
act today when he dismissed the first
count of the indictment, that of CON
spring to deceive the United States
officials as to the condition of the bank
of North America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27

A meeting of the amusement commit.
tee of Clan Gordon, Wednesday evening
at Z O'Clock.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
MARRIED LAST EVENING =

Arthur Wake, the well kuown
baritone soloist. and Miss Alaude-
Brown. the pretty and popular dau-
ghter of Conductor Lem Brown. we're
united in, marriage last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown on the
corner of Fifth and Chfpeta. Only
the relatives and a few Intimate
friends witnessed the marriage. Rev
Mccartney. of the Christian church
performed the ceremony
Arthur Thornton acted as best maif
while Miss Blanche Nelson was the
bridesmaid.
The marriage was surprise to
many friends of the young couple
who did not know that the happy
event was to take place SO soon.
Mr.. Wake and his bride will make
their home in the city.
The young lady has grown TO wo-
manhood in this city. She is very
attractive and possesses most genias
qualities.
Mr.. Wake is one of the best known
vocalsts in western Colorado and his
circle of friends is very large one
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
SOLD By scHRADER.

( Up to date. l.. Douglass, proprietor
of local clothing establishment. and
the fellow who conducted several suit
clubs in Palisade the pas few
months, has not been heard from.
but he leaves many friends behind
who would like to know of his where-
abouts, says today's Tribune.
1t seems that it was his policy to
buy all the goods he could without
money and never pay for them.
When the wholesale houses became
too inquisitive regarding his financ-
ial condition he left the stock of
goods to the sheriff.
Like other citizens who have left
Palisade to locate in other sections
he had plenty of coin with him when
he departed
His stock of goods was sold by
Sheriff Schrader today to j. w.
Hugus & company for $500.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
THE CITY CELEBRATES

many a league game that has been
played here. and the address by Hon.
Joseph NJ Black of Knoxville, Tenn.
Everything is free at the grounds,
and that the double attraction OF
sports and a baseball game between
Glenwood and Grand Junction Will
attract thousands goes without say
ing. The program of sports will be-
gin at 1880. and the ball game, it is
expected, will be called at O'Clock.
Willett will pitch for Glenwood, and
there is no better pitcher in the state
than he, while Cook will throw them
over for the locals, and Cook, when
he is going right, is there with the
goods.
At 1880 p. m. there will be a free
band concert at the fair grounds. and
as soon as it is dark, about $3.50 or
9 o'clock. there will be'a fine dis
play of fireworks.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

Although Grand functions Fourth
of July celebration was somewhat
impromptu this year, in that it was
the first time in years that the city
has attempted celebration OF the
day, and in that the celebration was
planned somewhat late, 1t promises
nevertheless to be an unqualified sue
cess, a pledge that next year will wit
ness in Grand Junction the biggest
celebration ever seen on the western
slope.
Thousands of people were in the
city from the country and surround
ing towns early in the morning, all
headed for the fair grounds, and
thousands more will be headed in
that direction this afternoon, after
the stores close. The chief attrac-
ton this morning was the baseball
game between the fats and the leans,
which aroused more enthusiasm than
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
ADAMS IN CHARGE.

The Chicago convention having
been disposed of Judgta Hilton. at
torncy for Steve. Adams, can resume
editorial charge of the Grand June
tion News.-Teliuride Journal.
We think, Brother Painter, that
you will concede that you are little
mistaken as to the editorial staff of
the News when you receive Thurs
day mornings News, in which APP
pears, ON the front page, n picture of
the news editor of that paper and
Steve Adams standing arm in arm.
We would infer that 1t is Mr.. Adams,
and not Mr.. Hilton, who has control
of much of the matter found in the
News columns these days, regarding
the Adams trial.-Grand Junction
Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

Neither side seemed to consider
very seriously the statement emanat-
ing from Telluride that Grand june
tt1n and Mesa county are prejudiced
in favor of Adams, and that the trial
here will be unfair to the prosecu-
ton. The great majority of the peo-
pie of this section as has been shown
in the examination of jurors, are in
terested in the case only cursorily,
know but little of the actual facts,
and are waiting to hear the case fair
ly and impartially presented before
| M aking up their minds as to the mer-'
Its of the case. There Is no county
, in Colorado where this case could be
more fairly presented than here in
Mesa county,-this seems to be. the
opinion of all connected with the
case. aN
"All we ask is a square DEAL has
been the statement of the attorneys
for the defense, and this too Is all
the prosecution asks. I'VE are try
ing the case" said Deputy District
Attorney Fry this morning, "as we
would try any other murder case.
To the district attorneys office, this
case is Just the same as any other
case that has ever been tried. We
have no more interest in the outcome
than in the outcome of less adver-
tised case; all we want is to see JUS
tice DONE
Sheriff Schrader and his deputies
have completed the serving of the
thirty summonses that were issued
Thursday. Out of the thirty, only
seventeen or eighteen will be in
court. a dozen or more of the panel
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
ALL QUIET in
TELLURIDE
TODAY
Especial to The sentinel.)

Telluride, Colo, July 4.-Noon.-
Conditions as they exist today in
Telluride could not be more pro-
nounced in their refutation of the
reports that blody riots were planned
for today in tn this mountain mining
camp.
At least 1000 visitors are here
from surrounding sections to partici-
pate in the big two days Fourth OF
July celebration arranged by the bus
mess men and other citizens.
The day, so far. has been abso-
lutely free from any disturbance or
sign of disturbance. The crowds are
as orderly as ever seen in the town
There have been no gun plays"
fights or rows and from all indica-
seems Observation-Disclosures netaoinshr
tions there will be none. Everybody
seems bent on having good time
and no one appears TO be looking for
trouble.
The program of features opened az
$50. The athletic sports carried OUT
on Main street were witnessed by
several thousand people and among
the crowds many Western Fedora
ton men, conducting themselves In
an orderly manner, and apparently
greatly enjoying the sports, were to
be seen.
One or two picnic parties, consist
ing of miners and their families, fefs
for points in the hills this morning.
Telluride is really enjoying an old
tine Fourth of July celebration auG
the stories of expected riots find little,
credence even among the miners ana
members of the Federation.
A number of Federation men to-
day denied having received letters
from President Meyer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

An appeal from the district court
of Montrose county was yesterday
filed in the supreme court by Sher-
man and Griffith, attorneys for
Thomas Mutt, who asks for $2,645
for the alleged misuse of cattle and
other stock entrusted to the care of
l.. A. Davidson. 1t is alleged in the
complaint that the cattle were al
lowed to die while in Davidson's S
possession and that Davidson con-
tinuously reported their welfare and
safety to the owner. Mutt is a well
known stockman of the western
slope.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

At the regular meeting of the city
council last Tuesday evening the
question of sewerage for the. town
was brought up and discussed at
length, with the result that action
was taken and committee appoint
ed to investigate the matter thor
oughly and report at the next regu-
lar meeting. This is one thing which
Palisade lacks in making it the most
up-to-date little city in the west and
the town board is to be congratulate.
ed for the step they have taken
Palisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
ANOTHER CHARGE OF THEFT.

There is GRAND daily paper
published at GRAND Junction
by GRAND mess of news thieves.
1t steals its articles bodily from the
other valley and county papers and
marks them Especial" 1t is a dirty
way to do BUSINESS and cheap
skate method of trying to give its
readers the idea that It has a COM
plete and sufficient telegraph news
service. This paper is not the Sem
tinel, either.-Sfcssa County Mail.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
WILL LEAVE TONIGHT.

Chief of Police C. C. O'Neil. Ed.
Ryan, Frank e. Dean and quite a
large number of other knights of
Columbus of this city will leave to-
night for Denver to attend the great
meeting of X. C.'s in the Capital city.
Tomorrow night a class oil 250
candidates will be given the fourth
degree of the order and the Denver
lodge will do the work. The candi-
dates come from all parts of the
country. Chief of Police O'Neil and
several of the other Grand Junction
men are among the candidates for
the high rank.
On Monday night a brilliant ban
quet will be given at which over 7s0
knights will be the guests.
The members of the great order
who will attend the big doings in
Denver are anticipating a merry
time.
Refrigprntprs al cpcf Crnu, Nm.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
FAMOUS SOUTHERN
WRITER IS DEAD
Especial to The Sentinel.

Atlanta. Ga, July 4.-IoeI Chand-
Ter Harris, one of the greatest writer's
the South has ever produced and one
of the most brilliant members of the
American literary world. died at his
home in this city last night.
Mr. Harris gained much of his fame
through bis ''Uncle Remus" stories
He was the author of many other
beautiful stories and novels. He
founded the famous Uncle Remus
nIagaz,ne."
The death of Harris will be m1urn-
ed throughout the nation.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

John Oliver. the Italian who stole
Clarence Radebaugh' wheel and
skipped to Grand Junction. was
brought up from there yesterday by
Sheriff Taylor and given a trial in
the court of Judge Hanes, who sem
fenced Oliver to the state reforma-
tory at Buena Vista, the sentence be-
ing of an indeterminate character.
The wheel was returned to its own
|er.-Montrose Enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

Tomorrow Glenwood and Grand
Junction teams will play the last of
the series of three games at the fair
grounds. If the game this afternoon
is "a good one a great crowd will be
out tomorrow but If today's game is
all to one side the attendance. tomor-
row Is certain to be light.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

1t takes considerable nerve for a
newspaper to bodily and boldly take
interviews secured by contemporary
and run them in its own columns as
If the interviews were given that pa
per and to make no effort to give
proper credit to the paper. that Sc
cured the interviews or statements.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

This will be his fourth year in
Palisade, and his many friends hope
that the general conference will com
ply with the wishes of the local
board. Rev. Vermillion is man
who is liked not only by the men,
bers of his own church, but by other
church people and the people of the
community in general. He Is hard
worker for the cause of right and
has done much good in the commun-
ity
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
BAPTIST SERVICES.

The sermon Sunday morning will
be from Isaiah so: 1922. The pro-
phet's vision will be used to call at
tention to some modern problems
and the direction from which we
may look for their solution.
Strangers IN the city are cordially
invitedto be present Both pastor
and congregation will do their utmost
to make their attendance pleasant
and profitable.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

z Even before daylight this morning
the roar of cannon crackers was to
be heard and all day long the ex-
plosion of fireworks. big and little.
has kept up in every part OF the city.
\o serious accident has been reported
up until noon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
LESS THAN TWENTY
VENIREMEN FOUND
SAYS IT'S BAD BREAK.

In yesterdays issue of The
Telluride Journal comment is
made on the difficulty between
Judge Hilton and Sheriff Fitz-
patrick. The Journal is great
ly mistaken when it says that il
seems that sentiment in this
section is preiutiiced against the
prosecution.
The Sentinel does not believe that
sentiment is prejudiced one way or
the other but that the great majority
of the citizens of Crane junction and
Mesa county want a fair and impair
tial trial of Steve Adams and will
abide by the verdict. The Journal
says:
The incident reported yesterday
from Grand Junction, between the
sheriff of San Miguel county and one
of the attorneys for the defense in
the Adams trial, is unfortunate in
the extreme and appears to the Jour
nal to have been utterly without ex-
cuse.
Judged by reports, the sentiment
of that section is prejudiced against
the prosecution, and this incident
will only serve to intensity that pre-
judice Had there been any basis
for resentment on the part of the
sheriff the sensible course would
have been to have smashed The at
torney in the nose without any words
over the affair. But more sensible
course would have been to ignore
the matter entirely, at least until the
trial is over and the case disposed of.
1t is an. old truism that has never
been successfully refuted that bark
ing dogs rarely bite" and it is doubt
full If this affair will prove any ex-
ception to the rule.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
WANT HIM BACK.

+ At the quarterly conference
1. held by the local Methodist peo-
+ pie this week it was the unani-
1. nous vote of the members that
+ Rev. j. Q. Vermillion be re-
+ turned to Palisade by the an
4. nual conference of that denom-
+ nation, which convenes at
+ Longmont, September /, says
+ today's Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

The streets In the business section
were. crowded until late hour last
night with merry makers and shop
pers. All the stores we're open.
There was also an incessant roar OF
fireworks all evening.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

being out of the county, and thus
escaping service. Those who have
been served are as follows:
Edgar Julson, Mesa.
S. w Sellers, Grand junction.
Frank p. Barrows, Palisade.
Mike Holland. Hannah Creek.
H. s. Richards. Fruita.
Adam May, DeBeque.
Owen Crane, Collbran.
John H. McNally. Mesa.
All. b. Eldridge, Grand Junction.
LE A. Bloss, Collbran.
w. II. Lowe, Grand junction.
]. w. Parmenter. Clifton.
]. w. McAllister, Grand Junction.
l.. A. Cosler. Iona.
C. J. Connolly, Grand Junction.
o. J. Anderson. Grand Junction.
Herman Zieman, Grand Junction.
Riley Miller, Fruita. F..
Walter M. Winter. Molina. .
w. w. Wilson, Grand Junction.
r. C. Walker. Grand Junction.
7. F.. Flucken, Grand Junction.
An agreement has been reached by
the attorneys for the prosecution and
defense to excuse r. c. Walker, who
had completed all preparations to go
10 the Democratic convention in Den
YER before he had been summoned.
At 9 o'clock Monday morning
court will convene again, and the Sc
lection of the jury, 1t is hoped, can
be completed from the panel named
above. so that the introduction of
evidence can be begun Tuesday morn
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
men SUMMONED ARE
FROM ALL SECTIONS
Sheriff Finds Many Men on New Panel Out Of County,
Trial Re-opens Monday--No Startling
Developments Concerning Case

MAJ have
Of calm here in Grand Junction regards the Adams trial
The
Fourth of July laying aside far a possible all thought the
in which
at his Seg with
family In
city except c w. the GenwoOd
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

Quite a large hole was made in the
window glass. The bullet was found
in the building, having struck the
ceiling in the work room of the post
office.
The window through which the bull
let passed is located in that part of
the building used as a private office
by Postmaster Price. A wild and
sensational report given publication
by the morning yellow. to the effect
that an attempt to assassinate Post
master Price was probably made. has
but few equals for rank yellow
ness"
Postmaster Price was in his office
a short time before the bullet struck
the upper sash but was standing on
the street near the Mesa County Ma
tional Bank when the bullet struck
the window. Had he been in the Of
flee and in his seat the bullet would
have come no where near striking
him.
1t will be remembered that some
months ago a bullet passed through
the upper sash of the postoffice win
dow, fired from the revolver of an
officer who was chasing man down
the alley between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
That the bullet was a stray one
and fired with no criminal intent is
generally believed. That an effort
was made to assassinate Postmaster
Price nobody believes.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
ORCHARD MESA SERVICE.

Sunday school at 8 p. m. Twenty
minute sermon at 3:45; subject,
The Efficacy of Prayer"
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Sentinel requests that
all advertisers who desire =
make change in their displays
for Monday, get the copy in as
early as possible Monday mora
ing. No change will be accept
ed later than $3.50 a. m.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04
STRAY BULLET
PASSES THROUGH
POSTOFFICE WINDOW

Evidently fired from the re-
volver of some hilarious Fourth
of July celebratOr who appar-
emily was in the alley between
Main and Colorado and between
Fourth and Fifth streets, u stray
bullet passed through the upper
sash of one of the windows on
the east side of the pOstOffice
building, about 1920 O'Clock
last night. The bullet struck the
glass at u point about nine feet
from the ground, high above the
head of any man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-04

Refrigerators at cost Crown Fur
niture Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-07
PRoLETAREc

General Dragomirov, siv starec
sreeen. ko Sc mu je tako laskal
najuplivnejsi 6loyek v Rusiji, da
Sc pregovoriti ministru in mu da
roko. 6es, da je zadOvoljen. Ma
TO odideta.
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grne zavesa V sobi in dvoje divjih
oci zableSti, V dvorano stopi mex
mladenic, tuintam spuSti ma tia
par listkov in Sc pCmeSa med
mnozico. Ko je Sci mimo grofa
Aleksandra VladimiroviGa, re6e
mu tho :"Zverl'', grof mu v is
tenn glasu odvme: ''lovec".
Kmalu potem odide $ plesa tn.
di grof Aleksander. -
Minister Sipjagin sc je ravno
rogovarjal S kneginjo Juto, ko
stopi k MENU tajnik in mu ne
kaj zaSepeta, minister Sc pokloni
in odide S tajnikom V stranko so
DO; tn mu da tajnik NAL listek,
ma katerem je bio napisano :
"Pripravljaj Sc! Oprosti Sc z
zivljenjem, jutri je dan sodbe !
Tresi sc, tiran Sipjaginl"
Dasi je bill Sipjagin jake hlad-
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'Detektiv Stjepanov!'
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