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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
THEY ALL STRIKE IN
SYMPATHY WITH CREW
IBy Associated Press. ]

New York, Dec. 12.-BecaIise a
New York Central marine superin-
tendent refused to reinstate n tug
boat crew he had discharged when
they refuscu to work half an hour
overtime without extra pay last
night, twenty-three tugs of the COM
pany did not move today. The
crews of all these craft, which ham
died the company's floats on the
North and East rivers and harbors,
refused to begin work this morning
and added further demand for n
semi-monthly instead of monthly
pay day. Two hundred men took
part in the strike.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
IS
VERY
MAD
IRn Associnted Press. !

by Associated Press.
Paris. Dec. President Castro
OF Venezuela. who arrived in Paris
last evening from Bordeaux, had
made no official advances to the
French government up to noon to-
day.
Castro is represented as being flu
riously angry at the manner in which
the government is receiving him in
France. Since his arrival in Paris
he has remained shut up in his apart
ments at the hotel as closely as
though he was prisoner.
I'VE will ignore his presence"
said a French official today. The
conditions upon which this govern
ment is willing to open negotiations
have been communicated to him.
II is believed that these conditions
involve a formal apology.
y reporter called to see the presi-
dent today. The only member OF
Castro's encourage visible said that
the party would possibly leave for
Germany tomorrow.
\ black maid in the service of
Madame Castro was sitting in the
hall outside of her mistress door
trying to get her feet into newly
purchased pair of pointed shoes.
The French newspapers generally
poke fun at the Venezuelan dicta-
tor
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
THIRTY THREE INDICTMENTS.
IRv Associated Press. ]

Union City, Tenn. Dec. 12.-Thir-
ty-three indictments We're returned
by the special grand jury investigat-
ing the recent night rider raids in
the Reelfoot lake region. OF this
number 81 are charged with mur-
der in the lynching of Captain Quen-
tin Rankin at Walnut Log, are
charged with participation in the
burning of the fish docks of ]. C..
Burdicl1 at Samburg and 6 are held
on the charge of violating the Ku-
klux act and assault in disguise. a
capttal offense.
Preparation is being made by both
the state and defense for the trials of
the alleged leaders of the band, which
will begin Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Jack Morgan, one of the notorious
police characters, was released this
morning from the city Jail. having
ferved his sentence of $3.50 and
osts. He tried to prevail upon Fire
Chief Rogers to allow him to stay
until Sunday noon. as he claimed he
had been cheated out of a day; but,
MS his sentence had expired, he was
told that, If he did not leave, Chief
Rogers would beat a tattoo upon his
trousers seat with his foot so he
left. vowing vengeance upon the of
ficers for turning him out of home
and swearing that he would be drunk
by nightfall. Just wait until Bob
Patterson sees me tonight" he ex-
claimed. land I'll bet get thirty
days all right, all right
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
A BRUTE'S
AWFUL
ACT
IRv Associated Press.

New York. Dec. 12.-With only the
bloody finger prints of murderer TO
assist them, the police today are
securing the city for some trace OF
the man who committed what now
appears to be one OF the most baf-
fling crimes in the criminal history OF
this city.
The murderers victim, young
woman whose body was found last
night in padlocked and barricaded
apartment at 337 East Eleventh
street. has not been identified.
Every distinguishing mark had
been removed from the woman
clothing, and pictures had been cut
from their frames and burned, to-
gether with several pieces of paper
which may have borne addresses. ON
every hand there was evidence of the
crafty care used by the murderer to
battle pursuit.
The man and woman had occupied
the apartment for more than two
months and had paid the rent
promptly up to the first of the month,
but since that time the apartment
had been closed and the door pad
locked, and neither the man nor the
woman had been seen.
When entrance was forced into the
room, the woman's body, with head
almost severed, was laying on the
blood soaked bed.
Broken chairs were scattered
about, and wearing apparel which
had been removed from an open
trunk was strewn about the room.
Under the womans body lay a
razor. its edge hacked and broken.
The woman had apparently been
dead for two weeks.
On the door knob and on the sheets
were the bloody finger prints of the
murderer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
LAST NIGHT
WAS CLEARLY BESTED
IBy Associated Press. !

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. t2.-Al
Wolgast of Milwaukee outfought Abe
Attell, the featherweight champion.
before the Pacific Athletic Club here
last night.
The fight went for ten rounds.
with no official decision permitted
under the law.
Wolgast rushed the fighting in ev-
cry round. backing Attell all around
the ring and landing frequent heavy
swings to the Jaw and stomach that
shook the champion severely
The men weighed in at 6 pm. at
1922 pounds. Charley Eyton was the
referee.
The general opinion is that Attell
did not half try to do his best, and
he was roundly hooted for his show
ing on leaving the ring.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
SENSATIONAL CHARGE
IN BASE BALL MEETING
IRy Associated Press. |

sensational than the tumultuous
close of the recent National league
playing season We're the closing hours
of the leagues annual meeting here
yesterday when charges of attempted
bribery of the umpires who officiated
at the game that decided the cham
pionship OF 1908, between New York
and Chicago mt the Polo grounds
October 8, We're sprung and the mag
mates appointed committee to probe
them, even intimatiug that criminal
prosecution might follow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
CONTESTS FILED
Special to The Sentinel.

Trinidad, Dec. 12.-Notice of an
election contest was yesterday served
upon Senator Cashmere Barela and
Representative-elect Isaac Amador
and w. w. Boyles by DR.. Ben Bes-
hoar. Max Tafoya and j. Y. Cprdova.
their respective democratic oppon-
ents at the late election. The repub-
lican candidates have Just received
their certificates OF election. The
statements of contest embodied
charges of wholesale election frauds
in this county the past campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.

No more delightful Christmas
. present can be given than writ
. ing paper with your name done
. in the latest Tiffany Text. This
. we have provided for the ladies.
. We furnish you with one
. pound of Hill-Tone linen writ
. ing paper and one hundred
: wallet flap envelopes, the latter
. being the late style in use for
. the ladies and the pound of pa
. per containing one hundred
: sheets, with your name in hand
!. some Tiffany Text printed on
. the paper for only S1.50.
!. Get your orders in early, so
. that the work can be done in
, ample time for Christmas.
!. No more beautiful or useful
: present can be given than this
, paper II is really worth more
: money. but we have one hun
, dred sets to be sold at that
price.
, Ladies' calling cards, correct
, in form. printing and style, for
, 800
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
ENGINE EXPL0DES AND
THREE men ARE KILLED
IBy Associated Press. ]

Beaumont, Calf, Dec. 12.-The
engine of an extra on the Southern
Pacific siding here blew up today
killing three men instantly and seri-
OusIy injuring another.
The dead:
DAVID MCDONALD. engineer.
ROY REYNOLDS, fireman.
GUY BROCKMAN, conductor.
The cause of the accident is un-
known. The force of the explosion
was terrific and the boiler of the en-
gine was blown go feet.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
STRANGE CASE OF BLINDNESS.
Special to The Sentin,

ISpeclaI 10 THO oenTIneTJ
New York. Dec. 12.-While play
ing Greek love melodies and war
songs, Anastasio Salaclaanan. a
Greek peddler, was stricken suddenly
blind yesterday at his home on Sew
entieth street
when the man cried out: 81 cannot
see the musicn' He arose stagger-
ingly and cried again; Now | can
not see at all"
A policeman was summoned, and
the afflicted man was hurried to a
hospital. 1t was said there that his
sight was completely gone. The case
is puzZling the physicians.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
MEANS MONEY TO YOU.

i. You will be making money :
+ for yourselves to read every ad- :
I. vertisement in The Sentinel :
+ from now until Christmas.
+ Every advertiser is present. :
I. ing to the public the very best
+ that his stock contains, You :
!. may be sure that. when you buy :
!. from an advertiser, you are get
+ ting up-to-date goods and that :
I. they are being sold ut reason
+ able profit
+ II is a truism among the big
+ retail houses in the cities that
1. the house that advertises usual
+ ly carries the best goods and
+ that they can be purchased for
!. lower price than the habitual
! non-advertiser.
+ The good advertiser is good
{. man to buy from under any and
/. all circumstances. He don't
+ want it all for himself. and is
+ willing to divide with his Gus
+ toner.
+
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
Big LAND COMPANY
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Denver. Dec. 12.-The Costilla
Estate Development company was in
Icorporated at the capitol building
yesterday. The company owns about
100000 acres of land in southern
Colorado and northern New Mexico.
Its capitalization is s2,0OO,000. A
number of wealthy Colorado Springs
capitalists are back of the company
which has for its purpose the de-
velopment of that section of those
two states.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
PARDON BOARD MEETS
lspecial to zinc sentinel.

tspeclal TO -Fhe SentlneI- -
Denver. Dec. 12.-At the meeting
of the state board of pardons, held
yesterday, one pardon was granted
and five communications were is
sued. The rest were turned down or
postponed. The pardon granted was
in favor of a boy who committed a
minor offense in this city early in
this year. The combinations were
for the most part in favor of men
who had committed crimes of some
magnitude.
Jesse A. Moore. who was sentenced
from Glenwood Springs in 1901 for
life for murder, was given com
mutation to from fourteen to twenty
five years.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
SENATOR CROWLEY IS
SEARCHING FOR HIS SON
ley Associated Press. I

+ Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 12.- 1
+ Senator j. II. Crowley. 1
+ wealthy citizen of Rocky Ford, 1
+ Colo. arrived here yesterday 1
+ and called on the police to aid 1
+ him in locating his 1S-year-old 1
+ son, John II. Crowley. who ran 1
+ away from home last Septem- !
i. ber. The lad was last heard of !
+ at The Needles. Cal, about 1
+ three weeks ago He wrote his 1
!. parents from that place. stating 4
+ that he was on his way to the !
+ orange groves. I
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

William MUIR, new arrival in
the valley. will open up new gar
age and Buick headquarters in this
city soon. The building on Colorado
avenue, between the Annex and Roy
atty saloons. is being outfitted and
remodeled in the most modern style,
and they will have a fine Office when
completed. Mr.. MUIR is practical
business man and has considerable
backing and means. and will un-
doubtedly step into good business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
ANOTHER BANK QUITS
TBv Associated Press.

Springport, Mich, Dec. 12.-The
SprinGport State Savings bank, with
deposits of about 100000, was clos
ed yesterday by the state banking
commissioner.
II is said that last Monday an Of
ficial of the bank confessed to the
president that the banks funds had
been overloaned. The official then
left the city, it is said. ostensibly to
try and arrange an adjustment, and
his present whereabouts is unknown.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
JOHN HANLEY IS DEAD
[ ISneciaI TO The Seminal.

Denver. Dec. l2.-John j. Hanley,
known in every mining camp in Col
orado. died after "A lingering illness
II his home. 1924 Gaylord street,
yesterday. About twenty years ago
Hanley came to this section. settled
In Denver and when the boom was
On in the Cripple Greek camp he
moved there and engaged extensively
and successfully in the operation Of
several properties.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
CONFESSES To TAKING
$4,000 FROM FIRM
IBv Associated Press.

+ Oakland, Cal, Dec. lad I
+ rian Lebuef. for three years the I
+ cashier of Hale Brothers dry 1
: goods store in this city. has been 1
!. arrested on the charge of en- 4
+ bezZlement :.
Lebeuf confessed to the police !!
!. that he had used about 100000 1
+ of the firms money during the :.
!. last four months in gambling 1
!. chiefly in betting on the Seattle i
+ races in Oakland pool rooms. 1
+ Lebeuf is 20 syears old and !
+ has a wife and child 1
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
SHAFROTH WILL INSPECT
Especial to The Sentinel.

Denver. Dec. 12.--GOvernor-elect
Shafroth, five hold-over senators and
five newly-elected members of the
house will start Monday morning on
the first official trip of the new ad-
ministration, and will visit all the
penal and charitable institutions of
the state.
1t is announced that the purpose
of this visit is to dig" into the af-
fairs of all state institutions, and to
gather data in regard to appropria-
tions needed. and any changes neces-
sary in the laws governing these in
stitutions.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
WILL BE A CIRCUS WAR.
Especial TO The Sentinel. }

Denver, Dec. 12.-Announcement
was made here yesterday that a cir
Gus war will open next week after a
conference at ST. Louis between John
w Gates. who is said to be backing
the Independent shows Rooda Royal,
representatives of the Sells-Floto
shows. and Frank Bostock. owner of
the Bostock animal shows at which
a defiance will be issued to the So
called circus trust. F. G. Bonfils. II.
H. Tamen and w. r. Franklin of the
Sells-Floto shows, from Denver, will
be present at the conference. 1t is
announced a new S2.000,000 COM
pany is to be Incorporated.
]. e. BOYD and sister of Fruita are
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

NJ. j. Powers of Carbonate. Pa,
formerly master mechanic for the
Delaware & Hudson River railroad at
that place, has accepted the position
of master mechanic for the Denver
& Rio Grande company in this city,
to succeed w. A, RAINBOW, who has
had charge of the local shops for
three years. Mr.. RAINBOW will accept
q position at Kansas City.-Pueblo
Star-Journal
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
SULLIVAN DIVORCED
IBy Associated Press. ]

+ Chicago, Dec. 12.-John l.. +
= Sullivan, the former heavy J.
1. weight champion, was today j.
!. granted divorce from his wife i
/. on the grounds of desertion. +
+ They We're married in 1888. +
4. + i. i :. 1. !. + j. I. !. I. + I. + : +
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
CHIEF HUMP DEAD.
LBy Associated Press.

Pierre. S. D., Dec. 12.-Chief
Hump. the Sioux leader of the band
causing the trouble which ended in
The battle of Wounded Knee, the
last important Indian fight in the
northwest died at his camp at Cher
ry Creek last night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Clem Motz and Pearl Dunston
killed one of the largest bob cats ever
seen in this section on Orchard mesa
south of Clifton, last Saturday. They
have also killed a number of coyotes
during the past few days.-Palisade
Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
DEAD AT HIS MACHINE
IBy AssocIated Press. ]

Ogden, Dec 12.-P. NJ. Jones,
linotype operator, in the employ of
the Examiner, dropped dead while at
work last night. For eighteen years
prior to his coming to Ogden he was
in the service of the Omaha Bee. The
body will be shipped to Omaha for
burial
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Late this afternoon Chief of Po-
lice O'Neil and City Attorney Roz-
zelle officially notified the house of
Ill fame on Colorado avenue. better
known as "240," that they must
close up their establishment at once
and leave town or lead respectable
lives.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

The 8 2s acres of bearing orchard
located 3 miles west of Palisade. was
sold yesterday by Joe and Rose Ger
car to John w. Blunt for sS,336, OF
more than 1000 per acre.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

It is announced today that the in
stallation of officers and the annual
banquet of the local Musicians I'm
ion will take place at Margery hall.
Tuesday evening. January ..
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

John Marshall, who has been Wis
iting in the city the past few weeks,
left this afternoon over the RiC
Grande for Butte. Mont.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Schiesswohl left
this afternoon on No. for San Di-
ego and other western points. travel
ing this winter for Mr.. Schiesswohl's
health, which has been very poor of
late. o
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

j. f. Reaver, prominent business
man of Dayton. o., is a new arrival
in the city. He is here in company
with II. W. Randolph of that city,
and they expect to invest in Grand
valley lands.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

e. l.. Paige. representing Startups
Candy Company of Provo. Utah, Is
visitor in the city today, being called
home by the sickness of his wife in
this city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
TO FIGHT PROHIBITION
IBy Associated Press. /

indianapolis. Ind, Dec. l2.-The
liquor interests of Indiana will fight
county local option elections by
means of the injunction. In White
ley county the liquor men have Sc
cured a temporary order restraining
the members from calling local
election before February 4.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
AN IOWA TOWN BURNS
fBv Associated Press.

Boone, la, Dec. 12.-The village
of Patton was destroyed by fire last
night There was no fire protection.
Loss, $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

F. f. Steffen of South Dakota
stopped over to see the valley yes
terday, on his way to California.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
ATTEMPT WAS MADE
TO KILL MAYOR BUSSE
TRy Associated Press. |

Chicago, Dec. Pit was reported
last night that Mayor Busse narrow
Iy escaped being killed by bomb
Monday. 1t was denied by the may
or. The story was that bomb was
found beneath the mayors desk set
with a lighted time fuse, that guard
discovered the bomb and destroyed
it by placing il in water and that the
city officials have kept the matter
secret.
Mayor Busse said he would en-
tieavor to find ont who started the
report.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

j. Pearlee Johnson went up to his
ranch near DeBeque today to remain
over Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

j. e. BOYD and sister of Fruita are
visitors in the city today
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

25c whips. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

: I. + = + /. + + + /. i. 1. + + :
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-03
1t was performed by the Or
chestra without fault or flaw and It's
beauty was greatly admired.
The New "Biack Crook"

At the Keylor Grand theater, Tues
day evening, April I, Messrs. Miller
and Plohn will present a new version of
THE Black Crook" one of the greatest
successes ever known to America. The
version of the play, for it is unlike the
new style of extravaganza and can lay
claim to the title play" inasmuch as
it possesses a definite plot, is an en-
tirely new and undermined one. 1t is
divided into three acts and Is scenes
and the story of 'Hertzog. The Crook"
Rudolph" and "Amina the youthful
hero and heroine, and the wicked
Count Wilfenstein' is carried out to its
logical conclusion. While the old idea
iof y ballet has been discarded in the
present production, there will be no
lack of femininity as instead of ballet
dancers, Il large chorus of beautiful
girls is employed
There are also 10 be introduced, sew
ieral high class vaudeville acts, among
them being that of The DOnazetta
Family" noted European acrObats; a
novelty costume singing act by Pierce
and ROsiyn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-03
First Aid for Husbands.

Don't agree with your wife. If you
beat her yVa will lose your influence
over her.
Don't be uxorious. Women never
adore a man who is tied to an apron
string
Don't drive her out for the sake of
business. She will like you better if
she can get acquainted with you oc-
casionally.
Don't burden her with monetary
cares. A wife was never intended as
a financial secretary.
Don't admit you make a mistake in
marrying her. Nine hundred and
ninety-nine men out of every 1000
marry women that are too good for
them.
Don't conceal from your wife the real
burdens you bear She will discover
them herself and will take up doubly
the load.
Be always a gentleman. Your wife
will like that in you best of all.
Try to get your Wife's point of view.
1t is impossible ever to see things as
a woman does, but keep on trying.
Be liberal with her in money matters.
Your wife ought not to be a beggar.
Give her all the time you can. Beauty
can be found every day, but not love.
Be as good as you can unless you
expect to have your wife grow as bad
as you are.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-03
Problems of House Decoration.

The thing to consider before all
others in obtaining an effect IN fur-
nishing and decd 'ating is coloring. If
colors do not correspond, or harmonic
or beautifully contrast. the most eX-
pensive draperies furniture and car
pets are utterly wasted as far as the
desired result. restful beauty is con-
cerned.
The schemes for expensive material
cheaper stuffs and the result of an ar
tistic and restful room remains the
same.
Brown and yellow may be combined
with good results for living room or
library. If parlor and library or living
room open together, one would be safe
in using a. beautiful shade of yellow
on the parlor
The new yellows come in all the diff
ferent shades from a rich pumpkin yell
low to the light butter shades, and
creamy hues.
A beautiful effect can also be OBJ
tanned by using a striped paper in two
tones of yellow with a creamy ceiling
in one color The hangings could then
be of golden brown silk velour. If the
material is not double faced it could
be lined with yellow silk or furniture
sateen.
The woodwork stained Flemish oak
would correspond most beautifully with
this scheme.
The library could be papered in
brown, on if desired a good effect
could be obtained by using a green in
that room-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-03
The Declension of a Kiss.

You may please decline kiss" said
a teacher, one day,
To miss of sixteen who was pretty
and neat.
why 1 hardly know how, but I'll try,
anyway"
She replied with smile bewitching-
ly sweet.
It's noun that's quite common,
and when it's desired
1t may be quite proper, I'm happy to
say.
It's gender is common, second person
required,
And it's plural in form in a singular
It's case is objective. you plainly can
Because it's an object so ardently
sought.
It agrees, in most cases, with you
and with me,
But according to no rule by school
masters taught.
I've made a mistake, very likely,
some where
If I have l assure you it's no fault OF
mine,
Fer 7 think to ask me. twas not very
fair.
When you know that kiss is haro
to decline"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-03
"Birds of a Feather"

Many people would wonder at tne
Gould girls choice of new husband.
hut this seems no cause for alarm. This
little Hello has debts of S6,OO0,O00 ana
it is said the doors Of every decent
bouse in Paris are closed against him.
Even Boni spits in his face, ana Helle
goes into court to obtain 20 cents
worth of redress to his wounded honor.
So from all the testimony at hand IL
tho Could girl wants that sort of hus-
band. she is the same sort OF girl
that ought to have that sort.-LeWlston
Tribune.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-03
Orchestra Pieaces Montreal.
montreal Herald.1

Probably the richest treat ever laid
before a music-loving audience in
Montreal was given last night when
Sir Alexander Mackenzie inaugurated
at the Windsor Hall. three days fes-
'tval which forms a part of the Cycle"
that is running through Canada The
audience was fashionable filling the
body of the hall and gallery in every
part. and the enthusiastic applause
that greeted the performance from be-
ginning TO end was the strongest testi-
mony that could be expressed of the
unqualified delight with which the great
musical leader and the distinguished
artists by whom he is accompanied was
welcomed to the metropolis of Canada