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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-29

and small, that show Gods handiwork, for when loving your eyes are opened and you see and draw closer to God May the running streams, the songs of the birds, the heathen living in darkness of Christ, and all things that are noble and elevating in life inspire you to love for God is love, and when you love you worship God"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-29
CAMPERS ARE OFF
 FOR MOUNT ANS
T. c. Young of Powell School Takes Boys To Mountains of West
 Virginia.

A merry camping party, under the watchful care of Thomas c. Young, prin- cipal of the Powell school, will leave to- morrof for Camp Greenbrier Alderson, w. Va. There will be nine boys in the party and two months will be spent in this beautiful camp located in the West Virginia mountains.
 This camp is regarded as one of the best in the country, and every year finds about 200 boys and young men spending the summer months there. In connection with the camp Is a summer school for those desiring to progress in their studies during the vacation period.
 Camp Greenbrier is situated about mile from the little village of Alderson, Monroe county, West Virginia, on the main line of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and about 20 miles west of White Sulphur Springs. It is high up in the mountains, being 1900 feet above sea level and the nights are said to be so cold that three to four blankets are re- quired to keep one comfortable. Tents will be pitched on the Greenbrier river.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-29

E. T Shaw R- e-on, Undertakers.
  ga4r u9o taking Co.,,
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
ARMLESS BOY THIEF
SENT TO REFORMATORY
Especial to The sentinell

Cripple Creek. May 12.-Roy Bour-
quin, the armless hoy who has given
the officers of the district SO much
trouble. was today sent by District
Judge Owen to the state reformatory
TOR pleading guilty to the charge of
stealing bed clothing from the county
pasthouse. After sentence had been
passed the boy thanked the judge say
ing that perhaps he might learn some
thing at the reformatory.
Bnurquin is the boy who several
months ago saturated vacant build
ing with coal oil and then set fire TO
the structure.
Having no arms 1t Was hard to be-
Y eve that he could have started the
Dlaze, but he showed how be fired the
house by placing the match in his
teeth and scratching it against the
wall. He is the same boy who year
and a half ago placed two sticks of
giant powder on the boiler at the
county hospital.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
LOCAL GIRL
IS FAMOUS

In yesterday niternOoD's Denyer
Times there appeared large and
handsome picture of Miss Susa c. Car
penter, daughter OF Mrs. Eta Carpen-
ter. and formerly one 0i the best
known young ladies Oh Grand June
tian, the family having resided here
for many years. Accompanying The
photograph was the following story
OF Miss Carpenters success in the
musical world:
Another Colorado girl has come into
fame. 1t IS Susa c. Carpenter, who
made her debut as a dramatic soprano
in CobuIg, Germany, last year. She
sang before the royal family of Ger
many and also made q successful ap-
pearanoe before the Grand Duke and
Duchess Cyril Of Russia and the
Princess Beatrice OF Coburg and
Gotha. daughters of the Grand Ouch
ess Maria. At the close Of the con-
cert the princess called for Miss Car
penter TO sing again. and no higher
compliment could nave been paid her.
Frederick Z. Bristol OF New York, a
voice builder oi ruute, who has made
n reputation in G rmany, also is elo-
quent in praise Of Miss Carpenter, who
Is a pupil of his. and who has been
under his training for six months
past. IL n letter fran Mr.. Bristol, IN
der date OF April % to lady in Colo
RADIO, herself a woman Of genius and
accomplishments, speaking IF Miss
Carpenter he said:
She IS an iudefatigable worker,
leaving nothing uudone to make a sue
cess oi whatever she undertakes Her
recent performance of difficult score
in an opera By RiualdoHahn, Queen
Esther. was nothing short Of marvel
ous. l. took Signog de Maehi, one OF
our best Italian masters, to hear her,
and it resulted in his offering to take
her 10 Rome this season (where he
has a theatrel giving six weeks of
opera. beginning May 16 assigning tu
her a leading and important part.
Miss Carpenter will, therefore. spend
the most OF this year in Italy and will
then probably return to the United
States.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
SPEER HAS RIGHT
TO use DEMOCRAT
Especial to The Sentinel }

Denver, May II Judge Hudson to-
day rendered a decision to the effect
that Robert W. Speer was entitled to
the use of the word Democrat at the
coming election.
The decision coming from Repub-
lican judge indicates so far as the
courts are concerned they do not in
tend to be classed as partisan as were
the courts of two Years ago.
No matter how hard the contests
may be in this city the people feel a
sense of satisfaction away down in
their souls when the courts refuse to
take cognizance OF technicalities to
help defeat a man unfairly in the cleo
tion. The decision of Judge Hudson,
while it will be criticised perhaps by
the opponents of Speer who are
against him on personal grounds, is
commended by the rank and file of
Denver citizens.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
ON The DEATH FARM
MINING" HAS STARTED
(By Associated Press)

La Porte Ind, May 12.-The min
ing" operations which have been pro-
posed by Sheriff Smulzer were started
in earnest today in the ruins of the
Guinness home. Louis Schultze, who
was employed by the sheriff to sluice
the ashes in the cellar completed m
apparatus early today and began
work. Additional evidence regarding
the methods by which persons whose
corpses were found on the Guinness
farm met their death have been un-
earthed. Almost two dozen pairs OF
scissors bent and curved in fashion
resembling surgical Instruments, said
TO have been found in the ashes in
the cellar and in addition three
lxnives. two of surgical character and
one dirk was picked up. 1t is be-
lieved that the dirk may have been
the chief weapon employed in the
series of murders.
A gold crowned tooth was found in
the debris in the cellar this morning.
The tooth bears every evidence of hav-
ing come from the head of Mrs. Belle
Guinness.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
STRIKE SETTLED;
ALL BACK TO WORK
CRy Ass. c..tted Press.

Helena. Mont May 12-It was an
nounced from headquarters of the
federation of labor here today that d
strike Of the linemt employed on the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany and the sympathetic strike of
the telephone operators had been call
ed off, various unions having voted
almost unanimously to accept the COM
promise reached The agreement is
regarded by labor leaders as favor
able to the employees, as the unions
are recognized and the strikers re
employed, but not to the detriment of
the strike breakers.
The strike began more than a year
ago, grew cut OF a demand of the
Salt Lake electrical workers for more
pay, and spread 10 Montana, Wyoming
and Idaho. Montana. however, having
been the only state materially effected.
The strike settlement affects Montana
only
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
TAMMANY TO LEAVE
ITS HISTORIC HOME
lBv A.sociated Press. }

New York, May 19.-Tammany is to
leave its historic home on East Four
teenth street and will move up town.
A movement to this effect. which
has been quietly pushed for some
time, will probably reach a definite
stage mt the meeting tonigiit-the eel
clration OF the 10th anniy yersary Of
The society when new sachems Will
he Installed. and u. +. Callahan elect
ed grand sacliem 10 succeed BOurke
Cochran.
The present intention is to erect a
large modern hall, which can he hired
out for public meetings and social
gatherings,
The Pastors tileater is also on the
property, and in case Tammany con-
cludes to move it is certain that the
entire block of frontage will he pur-
chased and modern buildings erected.
The existing building has been the
home of Tammany since 1858.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
LONG STRUGGLE
WILL END TODAY
fBy Associated Press.l }

Butte, Mont, May 12.-Long stand
ing differences between the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Company
and the electrical workers and tele-
phone operators af Butte will be set
tied today as the result OF a confer
onee last evening between the Off
cials OF the Montana Federation OF
Labor and representatives Of the
Electrical WOrllers' Union.
Injunction suits against certnin OF
the labor leaders were begun several
months age, which resulted in three
prominent labor officials serving terms
in prison for contempt OF court. One
OF the concessions granted at the con-
ference is that these cases will be
dismissed.
The compromise effected was The
result Of favorable vote OF the To-
cal unions OF the Electrical Workers
o. Montana.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
no 0PEnATE'FHE STORE
NEW COMPANY IS FORMED.

Yesterday in Denver The Globe Dry
Goods yOmpany lied articles of incor-
pOration. The company will operate
The big store on the corner OF Fourth
and Main in this city known as "rhe
Grand" The name will probably be
changed to "The Globe"
The company is capitalized at $780,
GEO. l.. j. Kit, Ressie Jones KIT,
Harry y. Jones. OF Grand Junction,
are the incOrporators.
M. kitt recently came to the city
from Lead,ilie and took charge of the
..Grc,
III every particular Il first class dry
goods house will be conducted.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Junction upon providing for the erec-
tion of such beautiful building and
predicted that the action would never
be regretted, but that the building
and association would prove a bless
ing and an uplift to the community.
Other interesting and helpful views
We're commented upon by Congress
man Hobson. His remarks were Civ
en- the very closest attention. His ad-
dress, while not long, was appropri-
ate in its every phase and inspiring
in its every statement. 1t was most
enthusiastically received. 1t made n
most favorable impression.
Following the address of Mr.. Hob
son, the impressive ceremony OF pla-
cling the handsome cornerstone in
place was performed by Mr.. Ed NJ.
Slocomb, the well known citizen, who
was one of the leading spirits in the
movement to secure the Y. NJ. C. A.
and who worked so tirelessly in the
great campaign carried on a year ago
last March that resulted in $4,000
being raised in a period of two weeks
for the erection of Y. NJ. c. A.
building. Mr. Slocomb was also one
of the largest contributors to the
fund. In selecting him to lay the
cornerstone no mistake was made. No
man was more entitled to perform
this ceremony.
Under the cornerstone as It was
placed in position, We're laid a Bible
copies of The Daily Sentinel, Daily
News, Weekly Herald. Weekly Demo-
crat. q brief history OF the Y NJ c. A
and one or two other papers, all con
I tanning references or bits OF ioca
Y. NJ. c. A. history. Under this ston,
these papers will rest through de.
cades to come should no accident be-
fall the structure.
The great crowd cheered heartily
as the cornerstone was put in posi-
tion. The spirit of the occasion
thrilled every heart. From now on
the big building viii move rapidly to-
ward completion and it viii not he
MANY months before it stands fin
ished and ready for dedication.
The prayer Of dedication was de-
Ilivered and. u.tcsLd by Rev. George F
LeClere. anolhor of the citizens who
led in the battle for the local Y NJ
c. I. 1t was beautiful prayer, sin
cere and inspiring.
Then came another song by the
chorus ana assemblage. The bene-
diction was then pronounced and thS
exercises were at an end.
Several hundred people pressed for
ward to greet Mr.. Hobson and he was
forced to hold regular informal re-
( ception.
Many people inspected with salts
! faction and pleasure the great amount
of work that has already been accom-
plished on the Y. NJ. C. A. structure
| During the hour of the exercises {
great number OF the business housei
! in the city were closed and business
was practically at a stand still for tbs
/ time being. Many Of the business mer
/ were at the exercises.
On September 6th last year. i'm The
! presence OF a great Multitude, Bishuf
I Herr W. Warren. of the No hodis
church, Governor Henry A. Duehtoi
aud United States Senator Henry NJ
TeNa, presided at the grouad break
/ iue Tor The stately building Todal
I Conere5aman Richmond Fearson hob
son presided ut the cornerstone la'n
/ ing. ft rs to be hoped that when th'
1 blilGing is dedicated men OF e7ua
as national prominence VIII rrc5'de.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
IS INDICTED FOR
ATTACKING NEGRO
lsneclal 10 The sentIneIl D

Washington. May 12.-'lhe federal
grand jury TO-DAY returned an indict-
ment charging Representative Helfin
of Alabama wish assault with a dan
gerous weapon. The Indictment con-
tains three counts two of which relate
to the assault on Lewis Lundy, a negro
with whom Mr. Helfin had a dispute
on a street car in this city on March
27. The third count charges an as
sault en- Thomas McCreary of New
York, horseman who was struck by
a bullet from Helfin $ pistol.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
EPOCH in
OUR HISTORY
In Presence of Vast Multitude, Corner
Stone of 100000 Y. NJ. C. A
Building Laid Today
Hobson Speaks

In the presence of a great multi
tude of people, numbering perhaps .
500 men, women and children, the
cornerstone of Grand functions mag
nificent, beautiful large and modern
Young Mems Christian Association
building was laid this afternoon, and
the occasion was both impressive and
memorable. 1t will stand through the
years as historical event of great
Importance in the city of Grand June
ton.
The crowd began to gather consid-
erably before pm, the hour set for
the opening of the exercises and SER
vices. BY that hour the street cor
ners of Fifth and Rood the vacant
lots nearby and the sidewalks were
thronged with people. Over a large
norton of the basement walls of the
big building a temporary floor had
been laid. and theron stood several
hundred people.
For a time this afternoon it looked
as if rain would make it impossible
to hold the exercises. A slight shower
fell shortly after two o'clock. the
thunder rumbled for a few moments,
but presently the clouds parted. the
shower ceased and the danger of an
afternoon of rain was practically gone.
1t was one of the largest and most
representative gatherings of Grand
Junction and Mesa county people seen
in many years. There seemed TO be
general realization OF the import
ance OF The occasion.
When Congressman Richmond
Pearson Hobson OF Alabama and one
of the best known OF Young AIneri-
cans appeared at the building, ac-
compaped by ohicers of the local as
sociation, he was greeted with hearty
cheers.
The corner upon which the stone
that marks the formal inauguration
of work on the upper stories or main
body of the splendid structure was
the southeast corner and in plain
view of the vast majority of those
assembled At this corner gathered
those who We're TO participate in the
program
The exercises were not opened for
some moments after 4 o'clock.
4 song, led by well trained chorus
of male voices. opened the exercises.
The song was taken up by the large
crowd and sung with entHc ann.
Rev James A. Becker OF the Con-
! gregational church offered prayer
mploring the blessings OF the divine
being.
DR.. p. D. Forsyth Of the First
| Methodist church read a most appro-
PIRATE selection from the scriptures
Dr. T. II. Welles president of the
Y. Nj. c. A.. was to have made brief
| address. but owing to circumstances
that arose this morning, he was un-
able TO be present at the exercises
| His place was taken By Dr.. George X
| Warner, vice president Of. the associa-
| ton. pr. Warmers remarks We're
tiGoly and appropriate and We're en-
| Enthusiastically received
| ConEressman lohson's address, was
| 10 o Lace desree splendid and in
| spiriur tribute 10 tha noaie work oi
the Y At c. - its mission. it's ac-
com9li ,lm~r.-. o"tl and it's fu-
.ure. Ia IFS opinion * is one or the
| greatest ilsIitnl.ons in America OF u
he world that has for IT'S prime OBJ
iact the moral physical and mental
development of manhood and woman
hood,
The dietirruished young southern
er comDlimentcd the people OF Grand
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

1t Is reported that quite a number
.of lecture course ticket holders who
have enjoyed the ~ at series Of lee
lures and entertainments given this
season, have failed up 10 this time to
make settlement for their tickets with
the management. This should not be.
The lecture course is operated on a
very close margin with the manage
ment expecting no profits and it is
hard to conceive OF any person using
one or more OF The tickets and then
failing 20 pay for saIre-
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
TRINIDAD TO HAVE
GREAT big PROJECT
Especial to The sentinel.) J

Trinidad, MAY 12-The largest irri-
cation and reclaim ltion project ever
started in Las Animas county was
launched today when the directors of
the Model Land and Irrigation COM
pany were authorized to incorporate
and complete the preliminary arrange
ments for the beginning Of the work.
The company will incorporate with a
capitalization of 100000 and propose
to irrigate 10000 acres of arid land
twenty miles north asst of this city in
the vicinity of Earle.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
A BIG FIRE IN
TJNAPAH, NEVADA
az AssocInted Prees-l J

Tonopah, New, May 12.-Fire last
night completely destroyed the block
occupied by the Palace hotel and 9TH
er establishments. The loss is $780,
600.
There was no insurance. rs the
burned block was composed of such
inhammable material that the insur-
ance companies had refused the risk.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence d. Mahoney
returned home at noon from Denver
where Mr. Mahoney consulted a spec
ial.st regarding an injury he received
some days ago to his eye. He returns
hcms practically recovered and will
resume his duties as night foreman
at the railroad shops.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Auction sales are the jewelers. sal
vation from financial stringency. They
also afford the very best opportuni-
tics in the world 10 save money on
anything in our line. No red letter
sale could equal the low prices that
prevail at cur sales. Daily at 2:30
and 1880 pm. S. w Moody Jewelry
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
I'm GOD WE TRUST"
GOES BACK TO STAY
lRv Assnciated Press.0

Washington, May 12.-The Senate
committee on finance today voted un...
animously upon the bill already passe"
by the House providing for the perma-
nent restoration of the words In God
We Trust to gold and silver coins of
the United States The motto was di-
rectd to be omitted from coins by or
der of President Roosevelt
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Today district court convened at
Telluride but Judge Shacideford did
not today announce his decision in the
application Tor change OF venue fcr
Steve Aems. IT, Is probab that the
decision viii be announced when the
case is called FOR trial later in the
weak. 1t IS generally believed in
Telluride that change OF venue will
be granted.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
BUENA VISTA is
VISITED BY FIRE
Especial to The Sentinel.

Buena Vista, May 12.-Flre of mys-
terius origin completely destroyed the
Dean q Brown mercantile establish
ment the largest OF its kind in the
county. seriously damaged several ad-
Joining buildings. and for a time
threatened to carry ruin to the entire
business section. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000, but $1,000 OF which
is sustained by Dean & Brown.
VIII Copper, a fireman was badly
burned fighting the flames. His clothes
We're almost entirely consumed. His
injuries are not considered serious.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

1t is said that Yesterday Mr.. Ban
croft. Of Palisade, was offered $1,000
for his cherry crop on five acres and
he refused the offer. The man who
wanted to buy the cr- p was willing
to make the deal YESTERDAY and run
all risk Of further loss bv ,r0st5. Mr.
Bancroft did not see Wher2 he would
profit by making the sale.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Miss Pearl Bannister is expected
home shortly from New York City,
where she has been pursuing her mu-
steal studies since last fall
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Auction sale of diamonds, jewelry.
art goods, silverware, clocks, cut
glass and other high grade goods,
daily at 2:3O and 7:30 pm. Every
thing warranted as represtented The
Sherman w Mcats Jewelry Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Dr. e. f. Ilir.Iee was IN Pn,isaae
this morning aud brought back with
him a number OF branches from auri-
cot. peach and cherry trels. Each
branch was lltarail loaded down with
growing fruit ui the finest quality
Or. Eldridss does uot think that the
Palisade section has been hurt to any
noticeable extent whatever by the
frosts.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
A TWO HEADED AND
WEB FOOTED CHICK
Especial to The sentinelD J

Glen Falls, N. Y, May l1.-Freder-
iciS Snyder of this CITY, was astound-
ed yesterday to find that among the
brood hatched By respectable brown
leghorn hen was two-headed chick
en-.
The freak was also web-footed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

G. S. Bnheimer. state secretary of
the Y. NJ. C. A, spent yesterday af-
ternoon in Grand junction while en-
route to Salt Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
THE METAL MARKET

New York. May 12.-Lead steady
422A to 271z Lake copper quiet,
121A to q. Silver 52H.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

John OBoyle. Frank e. Dean and
ia Ryan have gone to Trinidad to
attend the state meeting of the
Knights of Columbus.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
MESSENGER BOUND
SAFE is ROBBED
lBv Asscclnted Press.l


I2.-E. the
train Nan-
tied hand
DOT fnO me
Looted
IL $1,000 to sIOWW The r0h-
pulling station
A.
snitcaf Perrne
the head Pcrrne
tied mana HEu .Not
through e r0n
Yclrin NOS discovered unl 'e trin rnn ab9ni ] T o.
injuries attended, the ralroad nnohts notel oh
sWerpy me
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

We have q few fine high grade
railroad watches left that can be pur-
chased at auction prices. and war
rauted just the same as at private
sale. \ rare opportunity for you to
Save money $. w Moody Jewelry
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Seats for Jhc TEXTURE Of Congress-
man Hohson TO ba given this evening
at the Congrs Gatipnal church, may be
reserved up uu d o.cl1ck tonight NJ
Lutcs Book store after that hour
extra seats may ue secured ,at the
church.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Renember taat the diamond ring,
valued at s100 or its equivalent in
cash, will be gwen away free to
someone holding The lucky number mt
the last day of ths sale now going
on daily at $50 and 1880 pm. The
Moody Jewolry Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Tho St. Matthews Guild will have
another of their Ice teas Wednesday
1iternoon Mt the Guild room on Fourth
street Everybody invited.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
THE CONSPIRACY
CASES UP AGAIN
(By Assoclated Press.)

\ Harrisburg, Pa, May 12.-The
\ second series OF conspiracy cases
\ growing out OF the state capital '
y scandal was called for trial to-
+ day.
Congressman H. Burt Cassell, head
of the PENNSYLVANIA Construction Co.,
architect Joseph N. Huston, former
auditor general w. p. Snyder. form
er state treasurer W. l.. Mathues, for
mer superintendent of public grounds
and buildings j. NJ. Shumanker and
Frank NJ Irvine, travelling auditor,
were placed on trial. Snyder, Math-
ues and Shumaker already have been
convicted and their appeal pending.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12
HUGHES Is NOT
A SECOND "CHOICER"
[By Associated Press. ]

= New York, May 12.-Governor y
= Hughes will not accept the nomi- y
nation for the VICE presidency on y
: the Republican ticket. \
~
This announcement was made in a
letter from Governor hughes to Cen
eral Stewart L. Woodford. In his let
ter the governor says for reasons
which are controlling and which leave
no room for discussion, and though L
would be deeply sensible of the honor
thereby conferred | should not be able
to accept the nomination for the vice
presidency and even We're / elected L
could not serve"
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Some extra seat7 for Iohson avail
able. On sale at Lutes Book Store
until Z o'clock and then at the church.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

The Elbs had busy session last
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Fditcr Clinton Martin, af the Pali-
snda Tribune, was d1wu this after
noon 10 attend thc cornerstone lay
inG.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-12

Today Louis Brodak sold TO John
NJ. Graham ten acres of fruit land
The consideration is private.