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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

the rooming house, learned of James
and Immediately put two
officers on the Midland east bound
train, believing that James would try
to board that train. AT Clifton James
attempted to hide on the engine. fear
ing to get on the cars. He was put
off the engine and a moment later
was nabbed by Undersheriff Wallis
and is now in Jail awaiting the COM
ing of Sheriff Gibbs. from Delta, to-
night.
James is charged with defrauding
a Delta citizen for whom he was
drawing plans for a residence. He
claims that he is not guilty but the
evidence and his actions make him
appear otherwise. He is about 20
years of age. His young wife and
little children. the Oldest being 4
years old and the youngest only SIX
weeks, deserve much sympathy
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

loyeable character and sweet per-
sona.iiy. During the time she and
her husband resided at Fruita she
won the esteem of all who knew her.
She was true Christian woman.
Rev. Ramsey was asked over the
telephone this afternoon if the sem
sational charges made against him
regarding relations with n young
lady at Fruita. had hastened the
death of his wife. He declared that
he did not think so. He said that his
Wife believed him entirely innocent
and often said that she never for a
moment believed the sensational
charges which Rev. Ramsey brands
as falsehoods and libels of the worst
sort.
A report from Fruita states that
Mrs Ramsey had been known TO say
within the past two weeks that the
sensational charges would cause her
10 die of a broken heart, although
she believed her husband was inno-
cent. She.was not strong physically
and many of her friends fear that the
attacks made on her husband S char
acter had hastened her decline and
had something to do with the sud
den death
1t is indeed a most pathetic case
and in his hours of bereavement
even those who are any thing but
friendly to Rev. Ramsey, should re-
gard him with sincere sympathy.
There is every reason to believe that
Rev Ramsey and his wife were de
voted to each other. Through all his
church troubles and the later at
tacks on his character, Mrs. Ramsey
had stood by her husband faithfully.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Capture
CuardSfliip
IBv Associated Press. ]


Willemstadt. Dec. 1.-THE Ven
ezulan coast guard ship Alix was
captured by the Dutch cruiser Gelder-
land off Puerto Cabello, Venezuela.
Saturday and t0wed into port yes
terday The captain OF the AliX had
hidden his Venezuelan pennant in his
pocket and pretended that the vessel
was merchant steamer a search
revealed the pennant and six rifles
and n small quantity of ammunition
was also discovered. The crew of
the Alix were given the choice of
being taken to Curacao or going
ashore at Puerto Cabello. They pre-
ferred the latter course and embark
I'd in one of their boats and pulled
into the harbor.
The Venezuelan gunboat Restau-
rador was at Puerto Cabello and
officers of the Gelderland could see
hcr getting M steam. The Gelder-
land stayed outside Puerto Cabello
several hours waiting to see II the
Restaurado would come out, but she
did not venture forth. The Gelder-
land manned the Allx with an officer
and several marines and towcd her
into Curacao The AliX is now an
chored i'll the harbor here.
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The men were arrested by Sheriff
Schrader and his deputies while at
the camp near the city. They gave
bond for their appearance today.
This afternoon their cases were
transferred from the justice court 10
the county court, and the cases SET
for December Is. Each man was
placed under bond. and all provided
bond.
The great flock was held in camp
north Of this city all day yesterday
and today pending the disposition Of
the cases. The hocks viii proceed
west tomorrow morning
II is charged that. while in camp
on the road near Whitewater, a NUM-
her of the sheepmen in charge OF
the cooking outfit tore up and burned
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Yesterday afternoon at 5:15
o'clock, at The newly established
home at the little town of New
Castle, Mrs. Ramsey. aged IS years
and for nine years the wife of the
young minister, passed from life. Her
death being both sudden and untime-
ly. For the past two years Mrs.
Ramsey had complained of severe
pains in the back of her head. Her
health had not been good Saturday.
however, she was up and assisting
her husband in the work of arrang-
ing things in the new home, they
having moved to New Castle less
than two weeks ago, Rev. Ramsey
having been given the pastorate of
the Congregational church there.
She seemed as cheerful as usual
Late in the afternoon Rev. Ramsey
went TO the postoffice for the mail,
returning he found his wife on the
bed very i'll and by the time he could
get physician she was unconscious.
She never regained consciousness and
died yesterday afternoon. The burst
ing of a blood vessel on the brain
was the immediate cause of death.
of the death and Harry Delhi, of this
city and NJ. A. Delhi, of Fruita.
brothers of the deceased, went TO
New Castle Yesterday.
The remains will be shipped TO the
old home at Ottawa, Kansas, for
burial. The parents of the deceased
wired Rev. Ramsey today that they
had left Ottawa for Colorado. There
are no children.
The deceased was a woman of most
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
THE FAMOUS TRIAL
WAS STARTED TODAY
lBy Associated Press. !

FLUSHING, Z. T., DEC. TT he
trial of Thornton jenkins Hams.
author and seafarer, charged with
being an accessory in the murder of
William +. Annis. who was shot and
killed at the Bayside Yacht club last
summer by Captain Peter c. Hams.
Jr., was commenced this morning
before Justice Crane in the supreme
court.
Justice Crane has indicated TO
counsol that week should he sdf1ic
lent to try the case II is understood
the defendant will take the stand and
tell the story of occurrences at Fort
Hamilton which counsel for the de-
fense allege caused Capt. Hams to
send his wife away and kill Annis.
IL this way the foundation for Capt.
Hams defense will be laid.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

1t was known that James left Delta
Friday or Saturday very hurriedly.
1t now develops that ne joined his
wife and three little children in
Dominquez. Sheriff Schrader watch
ed all trains and on Sunday made
round up OF the hotels and rooming
houses. In the afternoon he found
that a man answering the general
description of the much wanted man
had stopped at the Angclus roominG
house with his family. The sheriff
called there Found a woman and
three children and the woman said
she was the wife of james. that he
was out just then. The sheriff did
not tell his business. James return
ed to tho rooming house. Was told by
his wife that a man had called to see
him. and without waiting to hear
more. Jaues get wagon and started
east The sheriff calling again at
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
Fraud
Case is
Reversed
IRy Associated Press. /

lbs &AcSOiidttu
Washington, Dec. 1l.-The su-
preme court of the United States to-
day in the main reversed the verdict
of the United States district court
for the district of Colorado. which
had discharged from custody num-
ber of persons who had been arrest
ed on the charge of conspiring to de-
fraud the government by entering
timber and coal lands in Colorado
contrary to law.
There were four cases in which
the appropriation of timber lands
was charged, f. w Keitel, Robert
George c. Franklin being the de-
PENDANTS. and there We're three coal
land cases in which Charles H. Free
man. Edgar NJ. Biggs and Alexander
7. Sullenberger are the defendants.
These, with a number of others. We're
indicted on the charge of false
swearing and conspiring to procure
for the corporations more of public
lands than is allowed by law to one
individual or one company.
The trial court discharged the de-
PENDANTS. The government promptly
appealed to the supreme court.
Today's opinion was announced by
Justice White and it sustained the
conspiracy indictments, thus revers-
ing the district court upon that
point.
The lower court. however, was sus-
tained in its finding as regards sec
tion 4, 746. covering false swearing,
which does not apply to other than
pension cases. The interior depart
ment contended that. as amended
this statute applied to false swearing
in any matter arising in the interior
department
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
p West of Whitewater is in the
city this afternoon on business.

All public service corporations must
submit annual statements showing
charges, profits, capital stock and
what not. and the commission is au
thorized to regulate the charges of
these corporations. 1t is given spe-
cific control over gas and electric me-
ters.
The bill for Colorado viii give the
commission of five equal control all
over the state with power granted by
the New York law
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
10 MORE
ARE TO
COME
WAS HER HEART BROKEN! NO {,
TRv Associated Press. ]

By Associated Press
!. Chicago, Dee. IA special +
+ to-. the Record-Herald from +
+ Washington says: &
4 All Japanese emigration to E
+ the United States is to be f
+ stopped by the. Japanese gov +
+ ernment. f
!. + 1. + + + 1. + {. +
When the Japanese diet meets a
few weeks hence. Baron Komura. the
minister of foreign affairs, will make
the official announcement that the
government has decided to prohibit
all emigration to the United States
after a given date.
Thus will disappear the last re-
naming difference or possible cause
for trouble between the United States
and Japan.
The order will, of course, leave
travel free. so that merchants. stu
dents and tourists from Japan may
visit America at will under pass
port agreement with the United
States.
For long time it has been be
lieved by the best informed officials
and diplomatists that the enactment
of an exclusion law by the United
States would be followed inevitably
by war with Japan possible an
ti-Japanese race riot in San Francis
co or elsewhere on the Pacific coast
has also been danger that has not
been overlooked. as it would stir up
popular passion in both the United
States and Japan.
With the settling of the immigra
tion question, ii is believed that the
yellow peril is a ghost that has been
laid to rest.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
IBy Associnted Press. ]

Caracas. Venezuela, Dec H.
Foreign Minister Paul today sent a
note to members of. the diplomatic
corps here energetically protesting
against Repeated violations of terri
torial rights of Venezuela by three
Dutch warships that have been cruis-
ing in Venezuelan waters since Dec.
=.
40 blockade has been declared, -he
minister's note SET forth, and the con-
tin iial interference Of coastwise ship
ping is having a detrimental effect
on commerce of neutral powers. In
conclusion the note says that Ven
ezulea holds Holland responsible
for all consequences
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

in the camp fires portions of bridge
that spanned Whitewater creek.
the bridge being OF considerable val
ne and being greatly used and that
they did not extinguish their camp
fires on leaving camp.
Mr. Johannes of Montrcse county.
one of the chief managers of the
flock. is among the men who were
arrested.
The defendants declare that they
are not guilty. but that The prosecu-
tions are the result of spite work.
The cases promise TO prove inter-
esting
The defendants have employed an
attorney They will return here on
the 18th for trial.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
1T OPENS IN IOWA
[By Associated Press. ]

Council Bluffs. Ia. Dee. 14.-The
1st annual exposition of the North
western Horticultural congress
opened here this morning with an
address by J. p. Hess. the president.
The congress will continue during
the week.
The exhibits from Utah, Idaho.
and Washington are excellent.
The exercises this morning includ-
ed a response by Silas Wilson of Ida
ho to the addresses OF welcome.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
NEGROES
HELD TO
BLAME
IRy Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press.l
= Washington, Dec. i .14.-The +
!. results of the investigation into I.
= the Brownsville (Tex.) riot, +
+ made by Herbert j. Browne of I.
+ the war department in conjunc- +
r tion with Captain w. G. Bald +
+ win. were today transmitted to +
= the senate by President Roose- +
+ welt. I.
+ I. !. + + + 4. +
The report. the president says,
fixes with tolerable definiteness at
least some of the criminals who took
the lead in the murderous shooting
of private citizens of Brownsville. "
1T establishes clearly" says the
president, the fact that the colored
soldiers did the shooting; that al
most all the members of Company b
must have been actively concerned.
and that practically every man in
Companies c and ID must have had
knowledge of the shooting done by
the soldiers of b company"
The president says, however. that
they were probably cowed by threats
to refuse to testify to what they
knew. and he therefore recommends
the passage of a law enabling the
secretary of war within the year to
reinstate those soldiers whom he, aft
er careful examination, finds limo
cent and who have done all in theiI
power to help bring the guilty tc
justice.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
HARTMAN DOESN'T
HAVE TO MAKE REPLY
lRv Associnted Press. l

+ Washington, Dec. 14.-In an 4
+ opinion rendered by Justice Z
i Holmes in the supreme court of Z
+ the United States today he held !.
+ that e. H. Hartman and Otto I.
: Kuhn, the latter New York {.
= banker, should not he required 4.
: 10 answer the questions of the +
+ interstate commerce commission +
! concerning the dealings in &.
j. stocks between the Union Pa I.
IL citic and other railroads. to I.
j. which they refused to make re- +
= sponse when subject TO recent +
= cation in New York. &.
I. ]. ]. e Z. 4 !. I {. !. 4. i. !. + /.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
REV. RAMSEY'S
WIFE Is DEAD
Following Sensational Charges Against
We'll Known Minister, Death
Invades the Home at
New Castle

Called upon great the time when
battling his good the charges the
sensational made against him. Rev Ramsey the able
sensational left the Methodist church
relieved of the Fruita and entered the
himself pathetic
tragic predicament today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
SHEEP MEN ARE
ARE STED HERE

by Fred Seminole Of
county OF the shepmen charge of the great flock
driven from Monrose Utah passing through
arrested Saturday night charges burning
lie bridge and Of failing to extnguish fires leaving
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

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an old piece of paper upon which to
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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

e. II. Long is 2 Grand Junction
visitor today from Washington. ID. c.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Mrs. p. A. Sherman of 321 Ouray.
is reported very sick this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Rev. Eugene Smith is reported
much improved this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
ToDAY's METAL MARKET.

TBy Associated Press.
New York Dec. 14.-The lead
market today was easy at 4.22l5 to
l.25. Copper, 14H to 141a. Sill
yer, 4S34
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
CASTRO is ILL
GBy Associated Press. !

Cologne. Dec. l4.-President Gag
tro of Venezuela spent the night here
and early this morning left with his
party for Berlin
The president looks very pale and
appears to be very sick man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

[By Associated Press
Chicago. Dec. l4.-May wheat tC
day closed at 1047s to LOS.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
SHERIFF SCHRADER
MAKES A CAPTURE

Saturday night Sheriff Schader received from Del
keep architect E.
badly Delta deulng to the extent of about
S400.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

p. II. Bcldon. of Fruita, is in the
city this afternoon. ON business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Inez Boice. a large mining man
of Goldtield, New. is 4 guest at the
st. Regis today
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Presiding Elder w. H. Lee hcld
the second quarterly conference al
the Methodist churon this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Miss Harriet Moulten, spent Sun
day at her ranch near Clifton.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

The Grand Valley National Bank
is presenting its patrons today with
a very handsome little cash bag.
made of undressed leather.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

d. Nj. Click. who carries rural mail.
route No. 4, has been under the
weather for the past few days
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

r. Smith will leave in the morning
for Salt Lake. where he has accepted
a osition in a candy factory
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

City Attorney Rozzelle and w. r.
Kinney are in Whitewater today on
business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

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S. C. Smith will leave in a few days
for S"n Diego, Calf TO spend the
winter
The National tribune., 1908-05-21
childrea's Drill No. z.
AIphabetical List of Battles
From the Official Records

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The National tribune., 1908-05-21
Cerebra.ed for rhrec DAYS.

Chamberlin Post. 1, Department of
Vermont, celebrated the 10th anniver-
sary of its existence April 10, 1908,
assisted by the ladies' Of Chamberlin
Corps, No. 4. The Bazaar was held in
GAR Hall Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday afternoons. April 3. 10. L. At
tractive booths were fitted for the vari-
Gus departments; aprons. domestic
articles, fancy needle work. candy. ice
cream and cake, etc. The veterans
booth contained many useful articles
from a package Of soda to ton of
coal. The Corps served o'clock din
ners each day. Thursday evening the
first Campfire was held in GAR Hall
An historical address was given by
Capt. E. L. Hovey, Historian of the Post
Chamberlin Post was organized April
10, 1868; three of it's charter members
are living. A biographical sketch by
Maj. E. ID. Redington, Of Evanston, ILL.,.
OF Lieu.-CoL Geo. e. Chamberlin, 11th
VT. or better known as Ist VT. H A,
after whom the Post was named Fri
day evening. April TO- a Campfire was
held in Music Hall; Capt. L. w. Fisher.
Post Commander, presided. The guests
of honor were Department Commander
c. e. Beach. of Burlington, and Mai.
H. W. Hevey, U. s. A.. of Northfie1d.
One pleasing part of the program was
presenting to the public school a silk
dag by the Post The presentation ad-
dress was by Mrs. Nellie NJ Smythe,
Department President. W-R.C.: the ae-
eeptance by School superintendent c..
II. Dempsey Saturday evening, April
II. the opera, "Pinafore," was pre-
sented. The net proceeds were a good
addition to the Post fundS-Wm. II.
Ward. St Johnsbury VT
The National tribune., 1908-05-21
The BucktniI Monument.

The 22d Annual Reunion of the
iektails. Kane Rifle Regiment. 13th
.. Reserves, AID of the Line" was
neld at Driftwood, Pa, April q, at
which was dedicated fine monument.
The monument stands in the center of
the town at the intersection of two of
it's most important streets, and marks
the place of rendezvous of the three
companies recruited by Gen. Kane.
These were the Cameron County Rifles,
the Elk County Rifles and Mexican
County Rifles. They remained there
while building the RATS on which to
float down to Lock Haven. The stone
is Barrie granite, seven and one-hah
feet square at the base and 101s feet
high. On this is a bronze figure of an
fnfantryman 10 feet, high. making the
total hight IT feet above grade Rep
resentative Charles r. Barclay acted as
Chairman, and Hon. Emerson Collins
delivered the Grafton. which was an
eloquent review of the service of the
regiment. the character of the men
composing it and the distinguished per-
sonality of Gen. Thomas Leiper Kane.
The monument was unvaifed by Mar
garet Barton Feurer. of Philadelphia.
who is the daughter of Secretary Rauch-
The tablets relate that the monumen mt
was erected by the State of Pennsylva-
mia, and gives the names of the COM
manding officers of the companies and
the circumstances attending their Or
ganization. Col. Edwin A. Irwin, who
surviving officer of the Bucktail Regi-
First Sergeant of Co. f. is the Historian
and Secretary of the Association, and
to his energy is largely due the credit
of the monument
The National tribune., 1908-05-21
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paughters Of Veterans.

C. Millfe Leighton. National Presi-
ident, Daughters of Veterans. by Gen.
eral Orders. No. 4. Just promulgated.
announces that the 18th Annual Con-
vention of the National Alliance, D. w.,
will be held at Toledo, O., Aug. al
Sept g. 1898 .--.
The National tribune., 1908-05-21
For q Monumenf.

Mrs. Clara Whitesell, Neodesha.
Kan. writes that the w. R. c. there
has a membership. of 55. all earnestly
busy in efforts to secure funds for con-
struction of a local G.. A. r. monu-
ment- They are preparing TO observe
with appropriate patriotic ceremonies
both Memorial Day and the Fourth Of
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