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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Danville, KY, Aug. 9,-Prof. j. S.
Reppert, aged eighty years, and one
of the most noted educators in Cen
trail Kentucky, was fuond dea dorad
tral Kentucky, was found dead at his
home near Mt. Vernon, RockCastle
county, this morning. 1t is said he
had made several attempts lately to
end his life. In his younger days he
was one of the most noted ministers
of the Christian Church, but more
than a quarter of a century ago he
espoused the teachings of Robert G
Ingersoll to which he chung until
death. He had taught in Danville,
IIustonville, Lancaster, Mt Vernon
and in other Kentucky towns.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

1t is said the tobacco warehouse
men are sending agents to the Bur-
icy district soliciting the growers TO
keep out of the Burley and EqHity
pools and dispose of their tobacco
through the warehouses. The agents
are said to have met with consider
eble success.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
West VIRGINIA NEICHDORS.
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James A. Crockett died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs, Lou Vass, at
Vulcan, Mcdowell county, last Satur-
day. The deceased was the father of
Mrs. Peter Hammes.-Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Crumpler's ice wagons will deliver
ice at any time you want 1t. Tele-
phone the coca-cola company's office,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Huntington, W, Va, Aug 6,-John
Collins, laborer, aged about forty
years, is in the city Jail awaiting
trial on a charge OF criminal assault
preferred this morning by his four-
teen-year-old daughter, Lucy Collins
Mclaughlin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Parkersburg, w. Va, Aug. Joe
Bailey, John Porter, Jack Willis and
James and John Phelps, gang of
alleged counterleiters, were arrested
near Milwood this morning with $25,-
600 worth of fake coins in dollars
and half dollars in their possession.
They were arrested by Secret Service
Officer John Wright, Deputy United
States Marshal Daniel Cunningham
and Capt. w. S. Eagle, a Baltimore
& Ohio railroad detective The men
were taken before United States Com
missioner Dougles at Point Pleasant
and were held to answer to the Fed
eral grand jury, the bond of each
being fixed at $1,000.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

The Sharpsburg World says that
since several counties went dry in
the mountain section, the making of
moonshine whiskey has been revived.
Two whiskey stills were captured
and destroyed in Bath county last
week, and it is said that this was
the first moonshine made in that
county in twenty-five years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Col. J. c. Beebe, founder of the
model mining town of Holden, died
at his home at Geneva, n. Y, on last
Saturday after an illness of several
months duration Colonel Beebe was
the leading spirit in the work Of
developing the Island creek coal field
lin Logan county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13
DR.. A. P. Banfeld
CATLETTsBURG. KY.

In office an the time, Lives In
office building Prastie.--Ear, Eye.
Nose and Throat
l have furnished rooms for pa
tents who have to remain IG treat
n ent or operation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Dutch Dickerson was declared a
lunatic by Squire H. f. Bowen last
week and committed to the insane
asylum at Spencer The afflicted
man is an habitual user of morphine
which is supposed to be the cause of
his mental arrangement. Wayne
News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Lexington, Ky. Aug. 6,-Lightning
during terrific thunderstorm killed
three horses on the farm of Lester
Darnaby, near here One was a val
liable thoroughbred mare belonging
to Lester Coons All were under a
tree in a field when the storm broke.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Morehead. Ky, Aug. 9.-In a game
Of baseball here Sunday afternoon,
between the Morehead Reds and the
Clark Wanderers, Bailye Altman, of
Cincinnati, who was with the latter
team, was accidentally struck by a
ball. He suffered from conclusion of
the brain until this morning, when
death came to relieve him from his
sufferins.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Thomas Mcdonald, a farmer Of
Center Junction, Ia, was beaten 10
death by two masked robbers Satur-
day. The robbers escaped
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

d. d. Sousley, County Judge of
Fleming county, died suddenly last
Friday morning of neuralgia OF the
heart.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Capt Wade Brown, of Paducah, has
been appointed custodian of the new
Capitol
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

There will be a Republican news
paper published at Wayne in the
near future. John Osburn, a report
er on the Huntington Advertiser
staff, was at Wayne recently and
rented a building for the new ven
ture, The paper will be published
by John Osburn and James Fielder
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Paris, KY, Aug. Cat North Mid
dletown, this county, party of
young men undertook to try ont"
newly-elected Town Marshal James
Gibson by riding in and shooting
up" the town in true Wild-west style.
Gibson single handed arrested Bob
Hill, viii Hill and Ben Feeback and
Jailed them at Paris and is on the
trail of the other cowboys"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Winchester Ky, Aug. AIT Dun
meeting was in progress, trouble Oc-
CURED between Napoleon B. Deyary
and Harvey Ewing, in which Ewing
was shot and instantly killed, his
neck being broken. Larldn Gibson
was shot Ihruogh the arm. Devary
came to town, gave himself up and
was placed in Jail He claims that
Ewing attacked him with a knife
and that he shot in self-defense.
Deyary and his mother were both
sent to the insane asylum at the
same time, but he was discharged
as cured some months ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-08-13

Nicholasville, KY, Aug, 7.-RepOrts
from various parts of the county this
morning state that great deal of
damage was done by the storm last
night Telephone service was badly
crippled and damage was done to
the crops by the rain and hail Two
horses belonging to Joseph Yarnall
Sr, of Keene, were struck by light
ming and killed. Claude Yarnall and
three negroes who were in the wagon
to which the horses were hitched,
were injured by the flash.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

Tristes desengaTos y amargas decep-
clones hizo huir 4 Corchado hacia Ma
drid, doloroso y apesadumbrado en- vista
de srs gestiones infructuOsas Ell. pro de
Ia revoluci6n que habia de levantarsf
|en Puerto Rico.
Fracas6 en- todos stls empeiios; syls
amigos lie abandonaron; marchose enfer-
/ mo y decaido: el esplritu fue abatienS5o-
|se POGO 4 POGO, -lentamente, la enferrse-
Esf3nf ftomandu earaeteres cemplicaa1slmes
Y cuando Ia ciencia Sc esforz6 por sal
yarlo todo fue ini1til: Corchado nurio
como Betances: de nostalgia y de YER
guenza
FL 80 Gle Noviembre de 1884, joven
today ia. q los cuarenta y c,latro a'los,
ocu!t;, su rabeza en- las s0mbras de "a
.muerte. FL Manzanares cant6 en- el mu.-
rnnllo de svls aguas q. sc tles!izahafl,
IN rrecipitaci6n. por su cause gallardc,
II miserere glorioso de la Naturaleza a
las grandes almas, a las al,nas divinas,
1 las almas del Bien, Y del honor.
h Lleg6 de xu pueblo, y en- tierrss. q.
10 era donde el naci6, Manuel Corchalo
,umpli6 los designios del Destino.
Y sus restos descansan en- un cenle..-
terio madrile6o, donde s,is ami gos lie Ell
gieron un monumento 4 sus memo-la,
,enalando de ese modo q los visitan les
de Europa que ALI reposan las cenizas lie
IN buen puertorriqneflo, y a cada puer-
+orriGuefio que ALI tiene MI herlnano
1re cay6 en- buena lid: defendiendo los
derechos y las liber5ades de Ia pelueiia
;sla del Caribe. que azota constantemente
las olas bravias v rumllrosas del Atlanti-
20. deiando en- slls oriIlas bellas eSperail-
zas blancas, dlerroche de lujo, derrUcfae
lie perlas Gue en- eterno festin ell mar
!errama sobre todas las costas. -.
LU9s Snntalen IglexttEs.
Ponce. $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
De Ponce
-&%(&)&@-

Aver Sc enc0ntraha en- la cilldtld y
Roy la seguido yiaje hacia MayagueE,
ia distinlgA1ido dana doha AgustlnE
Grffain viplda de. Dottean, director de
la rewista espiritistA "E Iris de- Paz".
Sc asegura en- la ciudad que Ia
compaiiia Gutierrez, dssrMfs' de terni-
1ado s1s contratos de Santo Doro in
go y Csba volverA q Pueato' Rico. a
estrenar varias opeaS t;as, cntre e--''as
FL Encanto dealn walls.
Ha regresado DE su excursion vera'-
mega por Adjalntas, ell distingnldo
heqnbre, p1blico don E. Matienzo Cine
tron y sal aprecfabde familia.
Don Jnlio Remotti, reputado ve4sl.no
dc Mayag1lez, Ee encOntralba aver EN-
la cimdad.- Hoy u-egres6 a s1l resithahlt
cia.
Entire los jOvenes que fueron apc0--
bados como profesores gradalados he
ingbes en- los 1ltiTnos examenes ce4le-
brados EN- ell InstitrtO de Veran0 'tie
la ciudad, figyra el joven Jose Albar-
to Sa1naleal
Tambien fqle aprobaaia como gradaEar
da de mgles, la distiafguida dama do
ma Maria Marin de Colon lie felicifa-
mos.
Sc emcuentra enfermO en- ell SAID
to Asilo de Damas," habiendo Sido ob-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
San Juan PuertoRi Martes de Septiembre de 1909

en- Il verbo de su palabra, como el clsnt
que canta las 1ltimas agonlas de s'1 r.
TINA caida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
Euaio EERRARI

EugItc rEkhAA
Puerto Rico goza de una fama blen
a:Imcntada nunca desmentlda: ei de
ser fecundo Ell la production de gran
dies talentos, de grandes eeret'r"s, de
grandes; hombres-
s; Ianzamos una mirada retrospectl-
va. bien hacia has sombras del I'asado,
" buscamos en- las paginas lumlnosas
s7e La Historic quienes y cuantos nam
sido los hijos mas brillantes de Ia ISL
ala olvidada, de entire las nebuloslda-
dies de aquel y la luz que despade ell su-
biime catalogo de los sucesos humanos:
81, destscaria una hermosa legion de
mobiles figuras, una fila muy larga de
soies que han mnerto; pero que viven,
Dor una eternidad, en- la eonciene1a del
pueblo puertorriqueno. iSoles que Ian
perdido SUI luz fisicamente, soles, cuya
Nuz. moralmente, ha trespasssdo los u1n-
trales del alma de una generacion trls-
se v esclava, abatida y enfermal +.
LA Historic nos habla de elios con
.su lenguaje biblico y sagrado, severe
v justo, elocuente y grave. \ cuenta
s.1, esa charla cuajada de bellezas, las
glorias amarguras, tristezas y ale
yrias. triunfos y derrotas, todo un com
plcto proceso del bravo paladln! Del
xruble. del gmeroso, dea aatrulsta que
.lcsafi6 las iras de una epoca y, vallen-
4e. avanzo hacia arriba, tomando la
x.,,mbre. eparbolando en- 10 alto del pro-
znontorio la bandera del Ideal trlun-
fante gloriosa, jugando con las bri-
Sas de la gloria. ]
Ali estan sus obras: son el unico ie-
s,ado que ellOs dejaron q la Patrla. ou-
s,limc iegado, herencia bendita que los
niiios de hoy, voluntades de manana,
recogen con amor y guardian en- 10 mas
sntimO de sus corazones lnfantlles, to-
do carifio y todo pureza y todo bon
dad!
Eje,nplos vigorosos que i traves del
aieInpo sc cnsanchan en- sus contornos.
So aunentan y ante los ojos de las mu-
sbedumbres estan infuudiendo valor,
snspirando constancia, como grltando:
,REDENCION
Y el eco de s,as palabras aun vlbra
TN el espacio; en- el libro quedan gro
mes de pensamientos; en- 81 periodleo,
arrcbatos de honor de vergtenza; en-
FL verso, un .anatema y I'm eanto la
x7bcrtad; en- la Histeria, un nonihre dlg-
noi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

60 Cruz. Ceiebramos su mejoria. J
GEL Algulila" dice cue el seilor don
.k1ancieco A. Torres director de&
AsiIo de Ciegos, ha prsentaao Ia. re
Tuncia de.su cargo.
."Nadh mas dnnierto" NOS dijo un
familiar muy cerane tea senior. sTo-s
rres. "Per ahera no hay de que. =
I
| Una reunion sie To- 1aas graIadc y
Iseaecto de Ia Cc2olia EsEa lola de Pose
Eeey ceaebr6se er el~ "Gssntro Esba6pd1'' !.
eon objato de rennir fondos para fa-
vorecer las faani2ias de los conDpatrio-
tas, nnuertos en- Ia guerra de- Melilaai
Despues de 1un cortp, pero, brillanae
discourse del seiior VicelC Consul; dncs-l
tor don 'Floreneio Salarez, proeedaass
a UNA colecta entire las personals ra1,.
midas, recaldamdeDe en- Eoco tieimpo fa
st,ma de mil tres eieztos dollars.
Dos connsioneS eomLmesfas de loe
caballeros senores Felix Sa1mi, Ben
nartlo Taldeeiila, Rogue Suarez, Ge-
naro Lopez. .Amadeo Tcrres y. Jose
Maria Cosito, faeron neanmados pats4
|contlnuar las coItrtas en- II ciadad y.
en- Ia Playa.
Una buena aepgi1a ham tenido es>
tas dos COMMISSIONERS.
En- Ell match" de Ajsdrez q1e Sc
fgaian ell Casino he Ponee y el, Gem
iro Espa6pl, obtuNo la victoria el pr,-
nero s6eado unaly aelicitado ppr los
socios died seganho. {
Un aMlalc aad'or general cinenatogra-
iNco esta fur4eaona1do en- la terrazs
del "Hotel Povenir'', frente q Ia Pa
"a Principal ;.
Aluy iplcida4 unaco Ia retretal ce'e,
brada anoiahe EN- .ei Parque Abo'rci5o
La pieza musical "Ahofanza''. daI
professor don Jaime Pericas Dias
i4ue repetida 4 instancis del piblioo
que aplaafls} Observation-Disclosures
Sc nos raega pregulatemos al s,i5or
Amando Rodriguez y la Comisi5h
que celebr6 las fgAtas dc .Jalan Mo-
Irda Campo, fl pae ha qusda2o el
Eroyecto de eriggu. una estaka,a,, 8, no
table coanpSsltcr plerterr;quaiio. De
jamos la palabra al sefior Rodriy,,,az
| i Vamos, Raimundo!
Adelanta rapadamente los tralbaioy
is la explana,ia slel Castillo. donds
Sc esta rreparaaplo un campo cad h,ee.
para j,,egos atl&ifoos.
Dir1ge las obrns el ingen1ero Civil.
don Bias G.. Silva. =
Aver encontrabanse en- Ponce los Sc
nores' don Juan Eoix; de los bafios de
Coamo y el icenciado don Manuel A
Rivera, de. Coamo
I'll pr6ximo jueves, 6. del :corriente.
e verificara en 81 Temple Bautista de
s'a ciudad la septima asamblea bau-
ista. de 9 a 70 de la.aioche.
aver, dia primaro, ), s. Gun. ;c.mumlp'llIi.eron j q
s'oa de la horroroaa inundacian Due
ufri6 Ponce ea el a1e 189s,.y que. .tap-
as vidas y pertlidas de grandes.colisis
eraciones costo q esta ciudad::'
| Anoche Sc econtraba en- la .eiudad
Il senior don Juan R. Baiz, Presiderte
ie la Comision de la Policia Insular.
/: Nontiniia- EN- la "A. paginA)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

iAquel hombre no podla comprarse
| con ningtln dinero!
Dios es un folleto que escribi6 Corcha7;
do defniendo el concepto que el tenla del
Hombre de la Creaci6n, del Genio de la
|Naturalza. del Padre del Cosmos.
Historia dc Uhratumba fue producto
de sus estudios y de sus investigaciones
psiouicas, afirmando y dejando probadas
| la communication de los espiritus con los
s,res vivientes y racionales
Maria Antonieta fue un drama que estre-
mo en- el hcrmoso coliseo dc "Apolo' dc
Madrid y que lie vali6 las felicltacionas
, mas entusiastas de los iueJores crltlcos
artistas espanoles.
La prucba De los indicios es la repro,
ducci6n de su admirable conferencia pro-
nunciada en- Madrid, en- la epoca en- que
Sc hallaba Ell estudio ell c0digo penal
espanol
| Esas otras obras de Importance
dej6 escritas y publicadas el ilustre hlJo
de Isabella, contribuyendo asi con la me-
dida de sus potentes fuerzas al desenvol-
vimiento de aquella vida literaria cien-
tifica. alin en- paiiales, que las generacio-
nes del siglo XIX contemplation con sus
ojos INVESTIGATORS; preconizando el
triunfo de esa revoluci6n de principles
dc hombres que habria de admlrarse
en- las iltimas lhoras de aquel siglo ago
nizan1e y en- Ia vida, robusta y plet6rlca
dol s;cln Xxx, Ell siglo de la civiiizac'olI.
ell siglo de la luz...-
Por otra parte: en- la personalldad de
Nannel Corchado. Puerto Rico lfev6 al
S)berbio concerto de las inteligencias iDe-
ras. su concurso Y con ese magico de las
Itribunas americanas,y y con su verbo excel
50 que lloraba las nostalgias de La patrla
" vagaba. sonoliento, con su bagaJe de
Iliterato visionario del arte, luchador dc
temple y de brio y de grandes arrestos,
lsolando con lIn Universe ideal, lleno de
Iesperanzas, alimentado de fe,- robustecl-
do de creencias, iban otros muchos hl]os
lie Puerto Rico dando todas las cosas
tbuenas su savia. su nelvio, su iniciacion,
su empuje, su energfa. .Desspa1nfando
en- Espafia: brillando en- America
Marchando d la vanguardia de las mas
rudas empresas, sin temer la razon Gle
Ia fuerza, amparandose Ell la fuerza de
Ia raz6n; estando siempre al lado de la
iusticia de la ley; ciamandO por la H.
hertad de la colonia comulgando en- Ell
mismo caliz de los fogosos principles re-
publicanos; bebiendo en- la fuente de la
IDemocn.cia las mas atlas ideas de bra
zos con Bedances, con Ruiz Belvls, con
Raldorioty camino dd calvaT70.
~ asi caAinaba el hombre, cantantto
Sis dolores en- las euerdas de SUI Ira =
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.PBRPILES PATRI0llC0S
MANUEL CoRCHADo

ezra de auuella raxa de gigantes
One traio el sig1o en- So con,iensO,
6uixas sublimes animos cosntates
one deiaYOn sus huellas pafpitauteS
En- ei iibro, en- el marnol y en- ei henzc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

Entire los jovenes puertorriquenos
saue mas sc diStinguieron por sn amor
i Ia patria, su desinteres, su acendrado
patriotismo, su yalor y SUI tafento en-
aauellos dias, de grandes luchas, sc des-
puntaba una inteligencia, un caracter:
al Licenciado ID. Manuel Corchado y
rjaarbe.
Firmisimo ballarte del hberalasmo ;
slezn6crata enthusiastic de grandes
eonvicciones, aristocrata del pensa-
miento, autonomista firme, orador eio-
e.,entisimo y de talla, periodista de al
aos vuelos, jurisconsulto de fama neri-
aisima, espiritista carta cabaf: ne ahi
a rasgos pobres y ligeros, al hombre.
Naci6 Manuel Cofc&ado Ell nno de
nos pueDlos de la costa Oeste, en- isa.,
La. cl 12 de Septiembre de 1910; surgio
+ la luz de la vida, de las grandes en-
presas, de la ruda campa1a en- la lucha
por la existencia. ~
Alli vibr6 el primer famento del nj
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

que han dido los siglos castellanos, cul-
min6 la obra, pronunciando en- aquel re-
cinto de, la ley uno de sus discursos mas
notables,- s,-para la politica para ell ar
te--que hizo estremecer losvcimientos del
edificio de la esclavitud negra en- las An
tillas y en- la madrugada del % de Mar
20 de 1873, desplomaronse los cimientos,
rod6 por terra el edifcio maldecido ypor
la humanidad y EN- el ambito del mundo
aued6 flotante la voz sagrada de la pala-
bra iLIBERTAD!
Manuel Corchado redact6 en- Madrid,
Las Aastllas, una revista donde colabo-
|raban finas pluznas-d de AmeFcsy y Espa=
ia. v donde el hizo una de sus meJores
campaiias en- defensa de la integridad de
la patria. Aqui en- Puerto Rico hizo sur
CIR baio su direction Ell Clan'Or del Pa's,
en- el que Iibr6 colltiendas dificiles; pero
siempre triunfantes.
Y asi sigii6 defendiendo siempre s1
pueblo. Fue diputado provincial; pero
nunca le distrajeron nj las lisonjas nj los
puestos p1blicos.
iAquel hombre no podla comprarse
con ningtin dinero!-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

Sc encuentra enfermO en- el ''Sasny
to ASIDE de Damas," habiendo sido ob
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

jeto de una cGsaas,Kn poq doctor
Ruth, el apreeuaaohe joven Andres Cruz,
t,ijo del conocis3o m1sico don Dognaa--
60 Cruz Celebrauox su mejoria. J
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-10
[By Associated Press. ]

Arden, n. Y, Sept. lO.-The ar
rangements for the funeral of Ed
ward H. Hartman, which is to be
held here next Sunday from the ST
Johns Episcopal church, were COM
pleted today. The services, which
will he strictly private and attended
only by the family and few of the
lifelong friends, will be conducted
by Rev. Holmes McGuiness at 3 80
pm. The active pail bearers will be
six men who are in charge of the var
ious departments of Mr.. Hartman $
estate at Arden and Turner
The body of the deceased million
aire will rest in a grave blasted from
the solid rock of the hillside This
method of burial was adopted when
his first son was buried % years ago,
The Hartman plot is in the far COR
ner of the graveyard and is the only
spot in the enclosure where the blue
stone of the lower hill rises to the
surface. Men began the work today
of quarrying out the grave.
4 drizzling rain began this morn
ing and the landscape presented a
scene in consonance with the sorrow
that hangs over the valley.
Little or no work was done today
in the villages of Turner or Arden.
The workmen have been laid off un-
til Monday. A. Mcclellan, the su-
perintendent OF the Hartman dairies.
told a group of workmen today that
he believed the work of completing
the estate would go on, as it was Mr..
Harriman's wish.
The Hartman family has request
ed Superintendent Mcclellan to an
,nounce that they prefer to receive no
visits, either of coincidence or busi-
ness. for two or three days.
The telegraph station here has been
kept very busy since yesterday re-
ceiving messages of sympathy from
all parts of the world. The tele-
grams are being sent to the residence
in baskets, together with hundreds
of letters that began to pour in this
morning. One secretary at the house
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-10
GERMAN PAPERS
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Interesting specimens of German
newspapers were received today by
The Sentinel from DR.. G.. r. Warner
who is now travelling in Europe since
the adjournment of the International
Dental Congress. In the copies will
be found matters of local interest
For instance one of the issues con
tain nearly page of financial statis-
tics of the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad company, a large amount of
whose bonds are held by German
financial institutions or private cap
italists.
The papers are copies of the Ber-
liner Lokal-Anzeiger and contain full
and interesting accounts of the dental
congress sessions with reference to
DIR. Warmers participation into delib-
erations.
Not having large supply of Ger
man type ON hand, direct reproduc-
tion in such cases must be omitted Il
until the county commissioners have
their Photographic machine in opera
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-10
Resolutions Passed.

These resolutions were submitted
Just before the meeting adjourned
yesterday afternoon and unanimously
passed
"Appreciating the intent of the
honorable secretary of the interior
and the United States senate com
mittee on irrigation to verse them
selves on the actual conditions ex-
isting in the construction of the var
ious government reclamation prof
ects, by personally inspecting the
works and hearing complaints by per
sonal meeting with the settlers inter
ested
Therefore. the representatives of
the following projects, the klamath,
North Platte valley, Strawberry val
ley, Garden City. Milk river, Willis
ton, Truckee-Carson, Orland- Unit,
BufordTrenton. Uncompahgre valley,
in meeting assembled in Salt Lake
City. this Sth day of Septem ber. 1903,
present these urging needs of the
people connected with the foregoing
projects:
I'VE heartily endorse the reclama-
lion law and appreciate the beneficial
results obtained from the reclama-
ton of the arid lands by the govern
ment.
But. whereas, the people who ac-
cepted the government proposition to
construct irrigating systems under
the act of congress of June II, 1902,
did so assuming that the law as pass
ed was mandatory in its provisions
and conclusive in statement.
And. whereas, relying upon the
act and statement made by the gov
ernment engineers as the source of
our information on what we We're to
receive:
And, whereas, relying upon the
law and estimates furnished us by the
government engineers, we voluntarily
signed contracts for water and pledg-
ed our land and homes for the pay
ment thereof;
And, whereas. after these CON
tracts had been secured. based on the
estimated cost of the engineers, the