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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
ASPHAL DEPOSIT
FOUND NEAR HERE.
May Solue Paping Problem.

What may prove to be solution of
the street paving proposition not ouly
in Grand Junction but elsewhere in
the west, has been found by c. Nj
CrHnston, an old time resident of
Fruita.
Cranston claims to have an i'm
mense bed of asphalt on certain land
OF his about 100 miles from this city
and 26 miles from the railroad
which. even in its crude state bears
strong indications of its presume ed
value for street uses.
|. A sample of the stuff has been sub
mitted TO The sentinel and IL has all
the "ear-markS' elaterite yet gives
off family .perceptible odor not
unlike bitumen. 1t is in exactly the
same condition as when II oozed into
the tunnel on Mr., Cranston's prop
erty, is black and OF a prenounced
guW oompositi6n.
A tunnel six feet by seven has been
bored into the property and on the
floor of the opening there is at least
a foot and a half in depth OF the
stuff, indicating a large body of the
material back of 10 which Is forcing it
to ooxe through the crevices and
apertures of.the rocky sides and floor
Of the tunnel.s,- @ .-.s
The srpQk sides of theatunnel have
beeD te11ed and they show that obey
are eetTying at least fifty per cent
asphA}H; which finds it's source in1au
Ind 0}ea aApesit hack Of the xasase-s
VI \ ~1aat teSiaAS If 1t pfovss. TO
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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
DEAD HORSE CASE
QuAsHED ON
MOTION
Alderman Campbell is not Prosecutes
in County Court. City Attorney
Refuses to Appear for the
sid City Against Campbell
PECULIAR FIzzLE OF THE cAsE

The famous case against AldermaA
A. b. Campbell. charged with buryihE
dead horse on his premises within
The city limits, was quashed in fh<
county court this morning on motiok
of Attorney Fry for the defendant
No representation was present oE
behalf of the prosecution in fact Cir
Attorney McClfntock washed his
hands of the matter. even refusing tn
Naccept seryitesof the notice OF motion
to quash. This entailed the necessity
of serving the city through the city
clerk, but even then no attention was
paid to the case.
Attorney Fry made his argument
on technical grounds, stating that the
procedure was defective in that IL
was essential for the affidavit to state
positively that an ordinance had been
violated and that on the belief OF the
affiant Campbell was the vioIatOr-
Instead of that. he claimed, that the
affidavit merely stated that the affi-
ant believed that Campbell had vio-
lated certain ordinance.
The case was originally heard ia
the police magistrates court where
Campbell was fined s25 and cOsfk-
An appeal was taken and now. five
months after the commission of the
alleged offense, the city attorney re
fuses TO appear and prosecute, With
the consequence that the matter is
thrown out of court
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

Edward Henry Hartman was D
years old when he passed away. His
life was series of conquests from
soon after reaching his majority. Be.
ginning in a small way. he rose, step
by step, fighting every inch of the
way, until for the last several years
he had stood preeminent in the trans
portation and financial world. Mill
ions were gained and spent by him
with facility which sstounded the
world. The expending of 100 MILL
ion dollars for asrajlroad or improve
ments on one already owned by him
seemed to give him but a few. min
utes consideration. (. ,
His interests were so extensive, that
but mere hint of them can be given
at this time.
Primarily and nomipally he, was a
member Of the New York stock ex-
change; but that was hardly an in
cident in his life. although sto; many
millionaires 1t is esteemed most
valuable asset. Oficially he was con-
nected with the following enterpris-
es: ...-s..-
Chairman of the board Sf directors
of the Chicago & Alton Railroad Com
pany, Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany and the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation Company.
President of the Oregon Short Line
Railroad Company.
Director of the Southern PACIFIC
Railroad Company. Illinois Central
Railroad Company, the Ogdensburg
& Lake Champlain Railroad Com
pany, the Sodus Point & Southern
9Railroad Company, and the Northern
sSsdsffSies aCdinpany s-i.s
Vice president of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad Company t1SS7-1SS0). !.
He was either an officer or director
in numerous other railroad and
steamship companies too numerous to
mention. $
The story of his fight with Hamil-
ton Fish and later with the latter's
son, Stuyvesant Fish, over the con-
troll of the Illinois Central reads like
a chapter from the life of an Alex
ander or a Caesar with modern en-
bellishments.
What the effect of Harriman's s
death will be on the Wall street stock
market at this time can be but con-
jectured, yet it would seem that a
pronounced drop in securities with
which he had been connected eau
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
CHAPTER In TRAGEDY
IBy Associated Press. |

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 9.-Dr. Geo.
F.. Ritch, held by the authorities in
connection with the tragic death of
Maybelle MILAN of Ann sArbor. the
girl whose body. was found in the
river, The other day, was. taken before
Chief OF Detectives Mcdonnell this
morning and subjected to a severe
examination. When he .semereed
from McDonnell's office he was
trembling from head to foot and was
hurriedly escorted to cell and no
one permitted 10 see him.
1t is charged that DR.. Ritch per-
formed an operation on the girl which
resulted in her death.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

be all ii appears, This city will find
that IL has almost at its very doors
an ingredient which may be mixed
with macadam. gravel, crushed rock,
or other similar material which will
provide paving for our streets with
little difficulty or expense in the way
of transportation or ample supply.
The find made by Mr.. Cranston is
to be thoroughly Investigated and the
results made known soon. Already
the Barber asphalt people have had
their engineer look into the deposit
and he has pronounced il high grade
in quality and unlimited in extent.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
Be LOYAL AND GO
TO FRIDAYS GAME

= Every loyal supporter Of the :
= local baseball team, and some =
= who have not been SO loyal, I
= should attend the game with the .
= Red Sox of Kansas City tomor-
row. 4
= The local boys are putting up Z
= the finest class OF ball ever seen Z
. on the western slope, but they
- are in the hole financially, And Z
= 1t is the fault Of no one but ,the I
= home folks who have not given Z
+,them the support in attendance I
$s*hich they. hAyb; dssafxdH " 2 4
- SHOW your appreciation and 4
. 70 I'd the game 'tomorrow-ft
. will .be;N,al4- wxirth the money 4
. . . . . . . . . Q. . . &c Aror2 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

One fare to Montrose Sunday and
Monday on account of the ball game
Mrs. Bell Howie and her mother
will leave for Denver tomorrow.
where they will spend a few weeks
visiting friends.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

only result in loss to the big stock
gamblers Of the country and affect
but little If at all the smaller invest
ors in securities. 1t remains, how
ever, for tomorrow Developments to
demonstrate the real effect of the
passing away of the greatest railroad
manipulation and builder the world
has ever known.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
THE POST IS TO
Be REMOVED
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver. Sept. ga persistent ru-
NOR, semi-official in character. WAS
circulated in Denver today, to the
effect that Fort Logan is to be en-
tirely dismantled and that whatever
remains of its dignity as an army
post is TO be removed to Cheyenne.
There will be organized opposition to
it's removal among the business men
of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

Page
1-Harriman, the railroad king.
is. dead. Cook-Peafy dispute
TOT be arbitrated Asphalt de-
posit found nearsheIe. Noted
dead horse case dismissed.
County to have new photo 1
machine.
Editorial. Local and state
news. '..s74 asIys Il
3-Prominent young man dies
Suggestions for fruit exhibit
ors. General news.
4-Society and other local news
5-How they spent vacations.
Can make clean sweep of the
fairs.
6Sporting news. Gould to drive
the last spike. Weather re-
port.
billy Sunday at Boulder A
girl swims He'll Gate. Gem
eral news. I
s-Peash'5queen contest. Wall
|cf ladei sdlis bl6tk,ks S3wiAE II
schools. I, w u Mover tefta /
brates. Associated presstanf
I state news dispatches, n
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
PLAN COSTLY DEPOT
.T p
| BY Associated prsss.

Kansas City. mo. Sept. o An
election is being held today on ths
ordinance. already passedtSs the city
council for "a new pae1etGer station
which will cost early, &aillion dol.
lars. sss~
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY To
ACT AS ARB|EA10RS
Cook Peary Contro0ersy May Be
Officially Reuiewed.
Will Settle Claims of Riuals.
BY Associated Press. !

YvYASHINGT0N Sept 9The geodec survey will
abtrate the Peary Cook north pole controversy
vded DR. Cook requests do In of the that
operating under the directions the geological
vey becomes the duty that institution compute his
upon request anyone and Cook Desires the survey will
his papers also
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
DEATHS SUMMONS
IS SUDDEN
When Euerytking Pointed to Recouery
of Transportation King Death Angel
Entered Palatial Home at Arden and
Called Him From Earthly Labors.
IBy Associa ted Press. ]

IBy Associated Pressl
lYEW YORK. SEPT. 9-THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT HAS
IA BEEN MADE THAT E. H HARTMAN is DEAD HE DIED
y AT 335 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON. HE WAS BORN IN
THE YEAR lS48.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
KING GOES FLYING
EBy Associated Press.;l

EBy AsDOclated PTess.I
FriedTichshafen, Sept. Count
Zepplin took up the king of Saxony
today for an hours run in his air
ship.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
zu GOES 70 EXILE
[B, Associated Press. I

Teheran, Sept. 9.-The deposed
Shah of Persian, left the Russian lega-
ton this afternoon. and, began the
journey to Russia, where he will live
in praetIcSI fesSl!!s nr81ba bly, at Odessa,
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
GBy Associated Press. ]

Copenhagen Denmark Sept sThe degree of doctor honos
conferred today Dr. Cook the explorer by the UNI
versy Copenhagen the of the prince and dis
tnguished gathering
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
ToDAF's WHEAT MARKET.

:. ,tBy AsseciAteds Preasslsa sIi
:. ChisaRo, Sept 9.es..ToSlay-. Septens-
aek.Nte teae c4oeeti. at a.sTsas p Tr+'s. b
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
MAKES GOOD FLIGHT
[ BY Associated Press. l

Brescia, France. Sept 9.-There
We're further aeroplane flights here
today.
Glenn Curtiss. the American await
or, took part in the quick starting
event. He succeeded in leaving the
ground 90 yards from the starting
point and covering the distance in
the prescribed time. He will proba-
bly, win the prize.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
IRy Associated Press. l

II
Port Amour Labrador Sept 9-The steamer Roosevelt with
Commander Peay board supposed still to be at Battle Harbr
The weather is fine here.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
COUNTY FAIRS OPEN.
TSpecial to The Sentinel. I

: Canon City, Colo, Sept. 9.-The
Fremont County Fair opened today.
Ten thousand people were present,
the largest attendance at an opening
day ever recorded in the county.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

ls Fort Morgan. Cplos Sept. s9.-With
sehree rthousahdsP people. present. the
Morgan CouKayuFRir 81 eAed to-day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09
IBy Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press.
Berlin, Sept. 9.-Orville Wright
made flight in twenty minutes to-
day in a strong wind. He went up
again with passenger and remained
in the air fifteen minutes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-09

Sentinel want ads bring results.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04

In New York. where Lieut. Odend'hal is
attached % the Mohawk. OF the United
States Revenue Cutter Service.
A pretty romance, contracted ar the
Gypsy Smith evangslistic meetings in
Convention Hail last fan, eliminated IN
wedding last night, when Miss Nellie
Hahn, Of Wabash. Ind. and Mr.. Roscoe
c. Moricle. formerly Of Virginia and
North Carolina. were married BY Rev.
William Lee Lynn. pastor OF Gorsuch
Methodist Episcopal Church. az the par
sonage, 1l52 Four-and-a-haif street south
west
The ceremony was performed al 6
O'Clock, and was attended by only a few
close friends.
Miss Hahn came 10 Washington last
October. and entered the junior class OF
the Deaconess Training School al Rust
Hall. North Capitol and N streets. At
the Gypsy Smith meetings. later IN the
month. the couple met. being among the
corps OF Christian workers az the serv
Ices II was a case Of love al first
sight. and although the rules OF the
school forbade gentlemen" company,
the two managed 10 see each other often
enough, and the wedding day was set
tied.
Neither parents OF the couple. who
are Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hahn. now
living az Wabash and Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Moricle. Of Reidsville. y. c.
were present at the wedding. il being
In the nature Of surprise.
Mr- Moricle IS g native of Floyd. Va.
and came TO Washington twelve years
ago. For the last six years he has been
clerk in the Post-office Department.
and is at present in the bond division
OF The First Assistant Postmaster Gen
erals ONCE. He Is active IN church
work. being a member OF the Official
board OF Gorsuch Church. and treasurer
Of the Washington District Epworth
League
The only attendants last night were
Miss Emma Cochran. also OF Indiana,
who was Miss Hahn's chum at school
last year. as bridesmaid. and Mr.. Ernest
II. Pullman, an old friend OF the bride
groom. who acted as best man. The
bridal party were entertained al a we'd
ding supper after the ceremony al
Freunds by Mr.. Pullman. after which
the couple left for an Eastern trip. They
viii b. at home at 2l5 Ninth street south
WeSt after july 70
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04

Waring. OF Piainheld. IS very well known
In both Georgetown and Washington 50
c!ety.
Mrs Reward Davidson, OF Columbia.
s. c.. who has been the guest of Mrs
Georgia LawtOn Morgan for several
weeks left recently for Roanoke, Va. 10
visit relatives for some time. Later Mrs
Davidson viii go 10 the sea shore 20
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mss Marie T. Ray. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. @. " Ray, Of Thirty-frst
street, sailed last Thursday from New
York for Europe 70 spend several mOnts.-
travelling on the continent Miss Ray
was accompanied by her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. n J. Colbert. OF Wash
ington-
Surgeon Charles Gordon Smith. L. S. y.
and Mrs Smith. who with their two little
children. Lydia Lea Smith and Charles
Gordon Smith. jr.. have spent several
months IN Georgetown. left last Sat
uroay FOR Berkeley Springs. ". Va.
where they have taken a cottage for the
summer.
Mrs. Cheevers Moran Barry. Of Nor
folk, Va, who, with her little daughter,
Lucy. has been the guest OF her brother
in-l2w and sister. Lieut. Horace Spur
geon and Mrs Sturgeon. left last week
for Morgantown. y. C. 20 spend several
weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bianley
Mcdowell
Mss Margaret Shoemaker has returned
70 Der home in o street after an ex-
tended visit 70 relatives IN Pennsylvania
Miss Shoemaker spent several weeks IN
Carlisle. as the guest % Dr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Shoemaker and later visited
her brother-in-laW and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs Horace Watkins. at their home IN
Philadelphia.
Mrs Edward John Harvey VIII close
her home IA p street on Tuesday. and
with her daughters VIII go 20 Rockville,
where they have taken q cottage for the
summer and fall Later this month. Mrs
Harvey viii be joined by her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs James r
Casey and their little son and daughter.
Miss Geliae Macdonald. who has spent
the past week in Georgetown as the
guest Of Miss S. TOnita Ri5gWay. al her
apartment IN the KanaWha, left last
Friday for Fredericksburg. Va. 20 spend
several days with friends. Miss. Mac
Donald VIII join her mother, Mrs. Row
ena Dietrich. on Wednesday and return
70 her home in Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. May. Of So D street
southwest, celebrated the twelfth birth
day anniversary OF their daughter Mar
garet. The table decorations were OF pink
and blue. and a large birthday cake with
twelve candles adorned the table. The
house was decorated with maidenhair
ferns and palms. Vocal and instrumental
music was a feature OF the evening.
Among the guests were Rev. Ignatius
Fealy and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. May
The United States Ambassador to Ber-
lin and Mrs. Hill held a large reception
yesterday for the members OF the Amer
lean colony there in celebration OF the
Fourth OF July Five hundred were pres
ent, and the BUFFET luncheon was served
In the Ambassadors beautiful garden
An American picnic viii be given at
Grpenau tomorrow. with speeches. field
sports, and 2 dinner
At the meeting OF the Union de Langue
Francaise last evening. IN the rooms Of
the society, at 1925 New York avenue.
Prof. c. C. Rivot gave his fifth literary
lecture In French. Prof. Rivot dealt with
the life and work OF la Fontaine, and
spoke Of the poets peculiar genius and
the character OF his labors. These lectures
are open to the public, and offer an un-
usual opportunity FOR those interested IN
the French language and literature
Roller skating has struck Newport as
the popular fad. Society may be seen,
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
EVANSVILLE.

Dr. and oIrs- CharlsS \. wells are
spending a fortnight az Buffalo Springs.
Mr. William r Smith has returned
from a visit with relatives IN Reading
and DanviIle. Pa
Nr. and Mrs. n Cope Livingston have
returned from a months visit 10 the
formers old home n Bamburg. s. c.
Mrs Byron Amber and daughter. Mss
Laura Amber. OF Washington. has been
visiting Rev and Ms 2. e. Nc0Ianus.
The Misses Carrie and Clara Turner.
OF AQuasco. this county. have returned
after a pleasant stay with relatives
here
Mrs. J. NJ Adams. Maryland avenue.
and sister. Miss c. z. Kinnard. Of Wash
ington. are spending two weeks n At
lantic City.
Mrs George Myers, who has been VISIT
ing relatives in the lower section OF
Prince George County. has returned %
her home in Baltimorz.
Miss Mary I. Wilson. daughter OF the
late George " Wilson. and AIr J. Sell
Uyn Sasscer. OF near Croome, this coun-
ty- were married IN Washington last
Saturday. By Bishop Harding. st the lat
te-'s chapel
Mr- T Hammond Welsh. after an ab-
senee IN the West for several years.
has returned TO his home here. and has
accepted a position under Nr. r. E.
White. secretary Of the HyattsvIIle Build
ing Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Tingley and
son. Egbert. left this afternoon for Mar
Ion. Ind, 70 visit Dir. Tingley's parents
Mr- Tingley VIII remain a month. Ms.
Ilngley and son VIII probably remain
until the latter part Of September
Master Thomas GUIDE. Of Chllum. this
county, entertained the members OF his
Sunday-schooI class. and teacher. Mrs.
Charles ". Ray, al the home Of his faith
er. Mr.. George A GUIDE. Saturday A
game OF baseball. followed by dinner
served IN the grove, featured the enter
tainment
An enjoyable afternoon was spent az
the residence Of Or. and Mrs c. A.
Cara, West Hyartsville. last SUNDAY.
the occasion being the tenth birthday an
niversary OF their son Edgar The
guests were the Misses Angela Erwin.
Gladys Little. Florence and Cora Jen-
kins. Darah Maui Huda Weeden. Mag
gle Sauter, Elenora Lanhardt Sigmund
Cara. Charles and Harry Lan1ardt.
George Roger. Raymond Cara and
Howard Little.
Mr.. Thomas Duttou celebrated his
e-ghtieth birthday anniversary az his
home in Chillum. Tuesday last Mr. Dut-
ton IS the son Of the late Mary Ann Muir
ray and Gen Robert DuttOn. Of Balti-
more Mr. Dutton's mother gave the
square for the Wells and McConas Non
ument in Baltimore. known as Ashland
Square. He spent an enjoyable day with
his children. g-a-dchldren. and great
grandson. and received the congratCla-
tons of many friends
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
PERSONALS.

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop are spend
ing the weekend and the Fourth Of JULY
holiday at Hamilton. Mass, as the guests
Of Mr. Winthrops brother, Mr. Frederick
Winthrop. at Groton House.
Mrs. Foraker and young Arthur For
aker. wife and son Of former Senator
Joseph B. Foraker, closed their Wash
ington home yesterday and went TO Bryn
MaWr' Pa, making the trip by auto
mobile. The former Senator. who is now
IN the old home IN Cincinnati, will join
them in the home OF his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis King
WAINWRIGHT and after a short visit with
them they wi- All 20 TO Maine for the
rest of the summer.
Mrs H P r Holt went 70 the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland on Friday TO spend
the next two months with relatives. She
viii accompany Mr.. Holt to Porto Rico in
the fall 10 visit their son and daughter
in-law, Paymaster and Mrs Felix R
Holt
The Minister from Panama. Mr.. Arose
mena. one Of the most popular bachelors
in Washington society. returned yester-
day from New York. from a short visit.
He viii go West later in the month. and
visit the Alaska -Yulzon-Paciic Exposi-
tion.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. L. McCawlev viii
leave on Tuesday for Bar Harbor for
the remainder Of the summer.
The Naval Attache Of the Russian En-
bassy and Nine. de vassilief. the latter
the niece Of the famous Russian com
poser Tschaikowski. who have taken. nos
session Of the former home Of their nred-
ecessors. VIII spend their summer at Rar
Harbor, where the latter has ALREADY
gone with the children.
Mr. Justice Brown. retired and Mrs
Henry b. Brown, who have been in At
lantic City FOR fortnight. Will go to
Detroit next week for the remainder Of
the summer Michigan rs the Justices
former home.
Baron and Baroness Paumgartten and
their daughter, Baroness Marie. who are
prominent in the social circle in Wash
ingtOn. left this week 10 open their cot
tage on Lake Michigan. where fhev will
spend the next two months They VIII
then go 10 the Seattle Exposition and do
some travelling in the West before re-
turning to Washington again for the sea-
son. Baroness Marie Paumgartten was
a debutante OF last season. and is ac-
counted one Of the beauties Of the
youEser set here She is Of the fair Aus
trian type and very graceful, with 1.-the
ogure and light hair
Mrs Wallace Radcliffe, wife Of the pas
tor Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, who was formerly Miss Jessie
Walker Of Detroit, VIII leave tomorrow
for Detroit. end after a short visit to her
brother she will 90 to the Huron Noun