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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Miss May Sutton. the worlds woman chsmpion tennis player, has declined an Invitation to take part in the Tri- State tournament at Cincinnati next sumul ST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
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SI5irnlingharn. 1alsg 2s ~ Special, )--. Tie Knights TeInplax Masons tof3 Birmf ingham, and of Alabama entertained as pfominent Tenplar Masbhs fn the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Phgl MoGovern, brother Of Terry. has been rather successful in his recent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
THE .cANAr. :. zONH.s

Uneie sanass strip ef Lana in PanaiDA rEs a as Naaaeds. washington, Jan. 2esSome of the
 congressmen who recently visited the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

9. New York, Jan. ss-E.. Fl. Hsrri-
 man. who returned to New York yes terday after a ten days -four. through the South during which he Inspected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
xe.se Tnn.EwrafSon ComnaIasioaef.

Washington, Jan. 9s.-The nomina- tion of Daniel J. Keefe to be Comnis- sioner, General of Immigration was tS. day confirmed by. the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Nal Eason wants PitcIer Kruger oi the brooklyn team for his La wrence Mass. 0utft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Hnvysmau Enjoyed Trap

| Mir Ashe. of Duluth, is in the eit' for a few days. yf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Q. 0. C. Meatinr.

During the rush of engagements the Children of the confederacy held thelr meeting on Wednesday instead of to- day as first announced. Mrs. T. W Sims was hostess upon this occasion pieagapt one. Punch. ices ana cakes were served and the well rendered program was as~follows:
 Plano solo-Il TraSatore. Miss Mat tir Hickey.
 Piano solo-lMiss Marian overton.
 PapeH-<Robert E. Lee. written by Miss Annie Walker. ana read by Miss W. Ward.
 Piano soio-Faify Fingers. Miss Clara Sims.
 Vocal solo-The Fife and Drum by T. Henry Ruffn. Tn answer to the roll cali. each member of the chapter gave some in. sident in the life of General Lee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Members of the Down and Out Club of the Tri-State League will hold their annual meeting at Harrisburg on Feb ruary 24. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Mrs. J. C. McDonough will leave toe dav for New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
(. DICKENS
 NOW MISSING Mobile Man Has Dis X appeared, TOOK HIS MoEEY fsoH BANK Sequel to 2 Sensational Civil $ e. Aetiot si -.----s--.--ss- Sr. n-.i..-- Ns. H.a Sees oraer.a Te
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 Mobile sJsn. 2sl1t Special --c Charles C. Dick eass who. was ordered by the Chancery Court sThufssiay io make re- port to the. court in good faith fin stie next three days or beswouid be turned pver, 10 the custody of tue slferiff. has left the city and 1t Is learned tonight that he carried with hiin. Sse,Q0 which was locked In q ysafety deposit vault ands ssxefai ahedsah hd dollars of other money. sssx s3s i,S x sEs;.ssss .ssT 2 fng, -S19n.00U.f 5ss
 Dickens hal been defendant in seq : sationalf contempt proceedings in fte Chaneery Court growing out or the ad- nainistfation or the affRirs of the Eng iish Manufacturing Eompany, and of the estate of hls brother.s James O. Dickens. si5ss9 .sl ss s fg
 Absorbing to & statement made bs- counsel in the proceedings, bis departs ure is shro1ded in, rnystery, as Ia liie- and money which sweEetaken from the safety deposit boxes of. the two banks.
 Dickens has been. missing sshce lest Saturda y. but the disappearance Of the bonds was not. discovered. until this af- ternoQn. when ReceIyeP William vfz- ard ahpointed for the conlpany by CllancelIor Smith today, appeared at the banks where the bonds and money were K ept and the diseo4esy was made that the bonds was -,sone; They were Mobile County bonds and bonds of the Chicago and Gulf Railroad Company The repocteA disappearance, of Dick ems has caused a sensation ia local eommercfai circles and among his friends. se2. sl sgf.5z zs :. sss4.zss., s.f
 There Is not tile sligbtest clue as to the present wtereabouts of DfckeRa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
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Mrs James O. Smith has returne" from Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Jack Hayden, the Chicago Cubs out fielder will continue to play ball in Cuba until 1t Is time to report to Man ager Chance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

North Dakota baseball enthusiasts the season. The cities to form the pro posed circuit are Fargo, Bismarck, Devils Lake. Mifiot. Grand Forks. Man dan JamestOWn and Valley City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Jim Barry and, Marvin Hart will nnee' at Hot Springs February s-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Y. w, c. A.. Membership Tea.

e
 The membershipa committee of the Young women's Christian Association gave their first tea of the season To- day at the annex ,1os St. Emanuel street The hostesSes were the ladiea of the membership committee and the board ' ot- direetors-/ Mrs. Julius T, Wright was chairman Of the refresh- ,nent committee. and Mrs. M D. Crock CT, of the decoration committed gA delightful and we'll renderei' program of vocal and .instrumeutal selections and readings was prepared by Mrs J. ]. Bartee, chairman of the mem bership committee, The building was thronged throughout the hours of the reception by the many friends and n1enbera of this association. The prot tv, decorations and delightful refresh, merts added much to the pleasure ot the occasion and reflected great credit on the several committees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Ira Thomas. who, was sold Srecently by Detroit to Phfsadelphta IS willing to buy the Hartford. Conn.,. club If he can make the present owners understand the value of cigarette coupons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

The Toronto bail club secured fine first sacker when. they signed Ben Houser. who played last yeaS with the Scranton teaA. -4 .e- E'..s <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
MAnTNn NEWs.

c.alveston. Texas. Jan. 29.--Arrived: : steamers city of Tamrico tNor.) odf- 'ei1s 1s,sa4sd; S Steamers Heidrsdale tBr,, ) MiIis' Aarhurst; shira (Er ), cahn' Liv- erpoOf. q.
 N.w orleans Jan. 2s.-cieared: Steamers Amy (Br ) .Cromack, Seiley. sevenSorg and Kallumborg via Nor SoI,<. Wnnderer (Br. J Nielsen. Liver nooI. Comedian (E3r. } Netherton, Liv- srnool. VietorianA (Br ) Kearney. Liv- srnool : .TSxcelsior, Birney. Havana; Im- nArator (Nor ] iPedersen, Bluedelds; Hefedia (Br J Henshaw. Colon via Port Barrios: Nianteo. Mclaughlin. Florida ports via Mobile.
 Port Eads, La, Jan. 2s.-Arrived: Steamers Custodian (Br.) Brown, Liy ernooi: Craigkllaiche (Br.o smith. Ma Nies via Key West: Marietta. DtgiorBio fNor.A Jensen, Ceiba. [. Sailed: Steamers Agnella (Nor. Gel ha. K. I Luckenbach, Harvey. Porto Rico; Nordboen (Dan.) Petersen Vera Cruz and -TampicO-
 Mobile. JanJ 2S-Arriyed: strs. Green brier (Br.), Gait, Port Limon; Fort Nsorqan CNor.), Knudsen, Bocas del TOTO. Lampasas, smith, New Lork i Schrs. Independence II, Hamon, Rua- tan; Laura c. (Br). creaster' sea in \ Cleared: strs Times '(Nor). Iversen' l Havana: Fort Gaines, fNor.l, Knudsen, Rocas del Toro: Rose Lea, (Br.), ,Hewi son. London Schr F.. W. Pickles 1 fRr1 Ryan BaneB
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Brlawe Party.

Mrs. E. E. Wagar entertained today at very lovely bridge luncheon. The twenty y-four guests weFe seated at six small tables. and each place was mark ed with a bouquet of hyacinths. A de- lightful and elaborate three course luncheon was served and the prizea were, two silver flagree cologne bot tIes for the first prize and for/ the second A handsome hrass jardinier0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Why do people persist in raking up the past in the Hees of our celebrities? New York leader. once played ball in Columbia, s. c. R'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Lou Criger has. decided ito sell his, diamond rings and go to forming. But it's a planked steak to hot dog" that Lou will do his farming in the st : Louis Amerlean League ball park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Battling. Nelson says he is waiting for Freddie Welsh to claim the light ont and lick him. Go on and claim It. Freddie. .s',t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
NEWS NOTES OF sPORT

- 4 i, s'.s@. fs .f ..Germany, schaefer has been aR7 pointed -captaln of the Detroit Tigers
 Jim Barry and Marvin Hart will meet at Hot springs February s1E.
 Mal Eason wants Pitcher Kruger of the Brooklyn team Tor ms lawrence Ph4l MoGOvern. brother of Terry. has been rather successful in his recent bouts e#f tD
 In selecting Doc deasler to act as captain of the Boston Red Sox Mana ger Lake has pleased the Hub fans played aysaE at Readi9g R last season. vii manage the Roanoke Virginia League team this year.
 doing night trnaIng. What Champion Jim needs is dark training,
 sam Langford will meet three men ev e s ss%f . rRF n. m tSs Si Se AGssf: thfs
 Peter Naher mas ripped anotner one. 4 husky smoke by the name or Bill Turnage fell Into one of Peters jelts the other night
 Miss May Sutton. the worlds woman chsmpion tennis player, has declined an invitation to take part in the Tri- state tournament, at Cincinnati next
 Members of the Down and Out Club of the Tri-state League will hold their annual meeting at Harrisnnrg on Feb ruary 24.
 Jack Hayden, the Chicago Cubs gut fielder. will continue to play ball in Cuba until 1t is time to report to Man
 The Toronto bail club secured s fine first sacker when. they signed Ben Houser. who played last yeaf with the
 indianapolis fans entertain, hope that the Sunday base ball bill will become a law. It doesn't do anybody any harm to hope.
 Battling Nelson says he is waiting for Freddie Welsh to claim the light weight chsmPlGnshig, then IE he ,ys yill E Freddie.
 Why do people pers!st in rsking uE the past in the hses of our celebrities New York leader. once played ball 1T Columbia, S. c. Hi ---- --~
 Lou Criger has, decided ito sell hii | diamond rings and go to farming. Bu | it's a planked steak to .hot dog 1 that Lou will do his farming in tn' | st < Louis Amerlean League, ball park Ira Thomas. who; was sold Arecentl! by Detroit to Philadelphia IS willing tt l buy the Hartford Conn.,. club If he car mako the present owners understRnC the value of cigarette coupons.
 
 North Dakota baseball enthusiast hope 10 have a state league ito Opei 1 the season. The cities te form the pro posed circuit are Fargo, Bismarck | Devils Lake Mifiot. Grand Forks. Man | dan Jamestown and, Valley City.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Indiana5oIis fans entertain, hope that the Sunday base ball bill will become a law It doesn't do anybody any harm to hope.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

..Germany' schaefer has been aR7 pointed ~csStaln of the Detroit Ttsefs
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
BIG. CHANGE ANNOUNCED
IN BASE BALL
CIRCLES
[By Associated Press. /

Philadelphia, July 24.-An an
nouncement was made today that
Felix lsman, well known real estate
operator, had purchased an interest
in the Philadelphia League Baseball
club, and that Manager Murray's res
ignation had been asked for because
he would not consent to have Mike
Donlin made manager and member
of the club.
Mr.. Murray is stockholder in
the local club and therefore his voice
in question of the membership of
Donlin
Israel w Durham, the political
leader who died recently. was the
largest stockholder and Mr.. Isman
would neither confirm or deny that
he had acquired the Durham stock.
Mr., Murray says he has "A three-year
contract with the club and he ex-
pected he was considering the ad-
visibility of brining suit.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
VISIT
MANY POINTS, MARROW
ESC(g|:ii;ES REPORTED
State Treasu.er and Family Haze Thrill
ling Observation-Disclosures
on Many Railroads
Many Trains are Delayed
Many Trains are Delayed

All trains running into this city
from the aest are many hours late
today, trains between Montrose and
Ouray are tied up for many hours,
numerous people have had thrilling
escapes from death and heavy dam
age has been done in various sec
tions of Colorado during the past "a
hours as result of cloudbursts and
floods.
Denver & Rio Grande trains from
the east are long overdue. owing to
q washout that followed cloud
burst on the Salida division. No. 3,
due this forenoon, is expected in at
about o'clock tonight
The Colorado Midland trains are
away late, owing to a wreck brought
about by a land slide not far from
Buena Vista The wreck was not ser
ious other than in its delay of traf-
fic.
\ bad land slide between Mont
rose and Ouray this morning tied Ut
traffic on that road. and the train
due to leave Montrose about 3 pm
| for Ouray will not get out of Mont.
rose until about midnight, if then
The train out of this city for Mont
rose this morning met with no delay.
From several other points on the
Rio Grande, the Midland and other
roads OF the state delay in traffic ow-
ing to land slides, etc, are reported
today.
The fatal cloudburst near Boulder,
announced in The Sentinel yester-
day. so far has proven the most dis
astrous of the series of cloudbursts
that have visited the state this week.
Mesa county has been most fortu-
nate in this respect There have
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
KNOCKING THE
GRAND VALLEY
Large but Disreputable Chicago Land
Company Making Foulest Mis-
representations About Us.
TO CALL COMPANY TO ACCOUNT

That a number of unscrupulous
land companies and real estate agen-
cies in eastern and western cities and
towns are making criminal misrep-
resentations of this valley and are
using fruit scenes, fruit facts and
other facts that apply only to this
valley, in order to sell lands to inno-
cent investors, lands that are located
in other parts of Colorado or in other
states of the west and southwest, has
long been established. Secretary
Mahony, of the Chamber of Com
merce. is hot on the trail of some of
these rascally outfits and proposes to
make it very unpleasant for them.
Nearly every week new evidence
of this work of knocking the Grand
valley and attempting to use facts
applicable to this valley to sell in
ferior or worthless lands elsewhere
comes to light.
Today Secretary Mahony received
from one of the biggest Investment
companies in Denver, a company that
has large interests in this valley and
CONTINUED on page tenD
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
A PRINCESS MURDERED
IN A TERRIBLE
MANNER
IBy Associated Press. |

ST. PErERSBURG. JULY "a
NEWS HAS BEEN itECEIVEll
HERE OF THE MURDER OF THE
YOUNG PRINCESS ALEXANDRA
MESTCHERSGY, AT WTTHERS'
ESTATE IN SMOLNSk PROVINCE.
THE HOUSEkEEPER IN REVENGE
FOR BEING DISCHARGED DECAP-
ITATED THE PRETTY FOURTEEN
YEAR OLD GIRL WITH AN AK.
THE FANIL OF NESTCHEHSkYS
is ONE OF THE OLDEST IN RUS
SlA AND REPRESENTATIVES, OF
ITS BRANCHES HAVE PLAYED
PROMINENT PARTS IN RUSSIAN
HISTORY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
TWO BIG GAMES
FOR TOMORROW
Delayed Trains Prevented La Junta-
Grand Junction Game, So Will
Play Two Games Sunday.
FINE RECORD OF THE LOCALS

Two whopping good games for the
price of one.
Hully Gee.
How could any one afford to miss
the treat which is in store for all, at
the fair grounds tomorrow.
The home boys were unable to get
back to day so the game for today
was postponed and two will be play
ed tomorrow beginning at . O'Clock
Double-headers take flatteringly in
the East and there is no reason to
think they wont attract correspond
ingly in Grand Junction. 1t is the
first time this was ever attempted in
this city and If the attendance war
rants there may be more feats like il
later in the season.
Beyond doubt the La Junta boys
are fast ball players and Grand
junction must defeat them to land
the state championship, so it is easy
TO see that the games tomorrow will
be corking good ones.
On the trip the Grand Junction
team won four out of seven games
lContinued ON page ~
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
DIR, DIVINE ARRESTED
ON CONTEMPT CHARGE
BUT He REPUD|ATES /
Sensational Development in Price Ditch
Controuersy--- Indignation Meet
ing to be Held Tonight
Attorneys Aduised Growers

and Logan, who represent the dis
trict, with defying the provisions of
the temporary injunction secured by
the board of directors of the district
against DIR. Divine and some forty
other growers preventing them from
Interfering with the headgates. di-
verting the waters or in any other
way violating the regulations of the
board of directors regarding the use
of the water.
DR.. Divine is charged with the
serious offense of contempt of court
and must come before Judge Sullivan
in the county court and show why he
should not be punished for this Of
fense. However. the prominent fruit
growers declare most emphatically
that he is not guilty of contempt of
court. that he has not defied the
courts order and is not in the least
fearful of the consequences.
DIR. Divine this morning stated that
the incident that is supposed to have
embodied the contempt of court oc-
Cured on Thursday evening On
that evening. which was the evening
of the day that the temporary injunc-
ton was secured in the county court
DR.. Divine and number of his
neiSHDor growers, " is reported, Eau
trouble with the ditch rider who at
tempted to close down their head
gates They refused to allow the
headgates 10 he closed and the water
cut off from their orchards.
DR.. Divine asserts the he was not
served with an official notice of the
temporary Injunction until yesterday,
Friday, morning and therefore his
Continued on page six.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
[By Associated Press. ]

New York, July 2i.-News of the
changes in the Philadelphia league
club were mt received with surprise
here as it was commonly reported
there was dissatisfaction among the
players under the present regime. 1t
is generally believed here that Don
lin will be traded to Philadelphia for
Sherwood and Magee, had hitting
outfielders. and one of Philadelphia 5
pitchers
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
CHANGE
IN BIG BALL TEAM
IBy Associated Press.

= Philadelphia, July 24.-The
+ announcement is made today I
+ that Felix 1sman. well known 1
+ real estate operator, had pur- 4
+ chased an interest in the Phila- 1
, delphia league base ball club. I
= and that Manager Murray's res I
: ignation has been asked for be- I
: cause he would not consent to 4
: have Mike Donlin made mana 1
: ger and a member of the club. I
= Mr.. Murray is a stockholder 4
= in the local club, and therefore 4
Z has a voice in the question of 4
= the managership 4
L 4. n a. n 4. =. n b.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24

There was sensational develop
ment this morning in the case where
in a large number OF the leading or
chardists under the Price ditch are
charged by John G. Cropsey, presi-
dent of the Palisade irrigation dis
trict, which controls this canal, with
diverting waters from the canal in
violation of regulations established
by the board of directors of the dis
trict.
DR.. J. H. Divine, OF Palisade, one
of the wealthiest and best known
fruit growers of the Palisade end of
the valley, was arrested this morn
ing by Sheriff Schrader on charge,
preferred by the officials of the dis
trict and prepared at the instance of
the county court by Attorneys Miller
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
BANKERS VISIT
The CITY TODAY

+ A party of prominent bank .
+ ers and other business men of .
+ various points of North Caro- .
+ lima arrived in the city last .
+ night and left this morning up .
+ the narrow gauge for Delta and .
+ other points .
The party was composed of .
+ II. c. Hood, Smithtield; d. c. I
+ Hood. Dunn; Robert NJ. Phil !
+ lips, Carthage; c. E. Vale, !
r Cleadbourn; A. G. Parker, !
+ Dunn, and j. H. Frizell, Colds !
Z boro. 4
+ The members of the party .
= were counting on taking a drive 1
+ over the Grand valley, but, as 1
+ they did not arrive until almost 1
+ dark. they were disappointed in 1
= this respect. but may return 4
+ this way when they return to 4
+ the east. 1
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
Especial to The sentinel.l

Cripple Creek, Colo, july 24.-
Caught in the Cripple Creek canon.
. miles from here, by a cIoudburst.
Father William Ryan. pastor of the
local Catholic church, had a narrow
escape from death, and is now at
ranch house perhaps fatally injured
Father Ryan was riding along the
bank OF creek when the cloudburst
occurred. A flood came down the
creek and he was swept into the
stream. He was carried several miles
down stream and was finally rescued.
Continued on page six
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.
SHIP OUT OVER
5000 CRATES

7 A total of S,514 packages of I
T fruit was shipped out of Pali- I
T sade during the present week I
I by the various fruit growers as
+ sociations, the week being the I
: heaviest of the season from a I
: fruit-shipping standpoint. Over I
+ 1000 crates OF peaches were I
+ shipped out. I
+ The shipments, as compiled I
+ by Editor Sherman of the. Pali- I
: sade Tribune, and furnished I
: The Sentinel by telephone this I
= afternoon, are as follows: I
Peaches, crates. ... GA 4
: Apples, full boxes. ..... 81 I
; Apples, half boxes ...... SOB I
: Pears, half boxes. .. Ill Z
, Apricots, crates. ... 154 Z
, Cherries, crates. s....... 35 I
, Plums, crates. ..... 2 I
, Dewberries, crates. . IA {
n n
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
THE DEATH LIST GROWS
AS THE TINE
PASSES
IBy Associated Press 1

NEW YORK, July 24.-FURTH.
lR REPORTS FROM ISOf.ATEU
POINTS ALONG THE GULF COAST
OF TEXAS CONTINUE TO SWELL
THE DEATH LIST RESULTING
FROM LAST WEDNESDAY'S
STORM. IN ANGELTON THIS Az
TERNOON REPORTS ARE THAT
ELEVEN ARE DEAD INSTEAD OF
ONE, BRINGING THE TOTAL
LIST Up TO THIRTY-EIGHT.
MANY ARE STILL MISSING AND
THE DEATH LIST WILL PROBAB-
LY GO MUCH HIGHER.
Take The Sentinel for all the news.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
SPAIN NOW ALARMED
OVER THE BLOODY
FRONTIER ROW
IBy Associated Press. !

Madrid, July 24.-The govern
mental press today insists that the
government should take the offensive
In the war that is now going on be-
tween the Spaniards and the Kabyle
triOesmen on the Rim coast. and clear
the entire region from Cape Tresas
as far as the Algerian frontier in or
der TO guarantee security in the fu-
ture for Spanish subjects.
The general stan today published
its report of the casualties IN yester-
DAYS lighting in front of Melilla. 1t
shows that the Spaniards lost heavi-
iy. Eight officers We're killed and
thirteen officers wounded The re
port says that 26O soldiers We're
wounded, but the number of soldiers
killed is withheld.
A later note issued by the general
staff says that the Spanish losses may
be heavier, owing to the confusion in
getting disembarked reinforrements
10 the front.
Official dispatches received from
Melilla say that the Spaniards con
tinue to hold the railroad lines, and
that the retirement of the Spanish
troops yesterday afternoon was due
to the fact that General Mariuas did
not wish to hold the troops in ad-
vanced positions during the night
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
HIDES ON FREE LIST
OTHER BIG CHANGES
LBy Associated Press. ]

N1AShlNGTON, July 24-Hides and
:" the existing rates leather goods substantially re-
duced some OF them below the duties fixed by
senate tariff bills by the conference committee
While no vote taken the hides question TODAY pra
aey every member OF the committee admitted when
taken at pm, that this program would be adopted
The senate not in today having until Mon
day when hopes to receive the the committee
Interest today in the proceedings the
perhaps greater than it has been time Many
ences the members senate have been
held
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-24
THE THAW REPORT
TO Be MADE MONDAY
IBy Associated Press, ]

New York, July 24.-The report OF
the condition of Harry X. Thaw dur
ing the first trial for the murder OF
Stanford White and all the letters
and exhibits bearing on the case, will
be produced in court when the hear
ing TO settle the question of Thaw' S
present sanity is resumed at White
Plains next Monday.
An order to this effect, signed by
Justice Mells, was served upon the
deputy chief clerk of the court at the
grand sessions today.
All the trains in from the west last
night were several hours late.