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The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
DEATH ENDS CAREER
Of COLORADO PIONEER
+ Snecial 10 INC Sentinel. /

Denver. April Sword has Just
been received by the Colorado Pion-
eer association of the death of Marcus
c. DAILY, former pioneer of this state,
and one who figured in the early his
tory of Colorado. stroke of par
alysis caused his death on March 80
at the Soldiers home in Santa MoD-
lea, Cal, --
Mr.. DAILY was G9 years old, was g
veteran of the Civil war and served
in the First Colorado volunteers. He
was one of the early members of the
Society of Colorado Pioneers and be-
longed to that organization at the
time of his death
Mr.. DAILY was born in Pottsyille,
Pa. and came TO Denver April 81 /,
1853. He was engaged in the min
ing business until 1862, when he en-
listed in the First Colorado volun-
teers and fought in a number of from
tier battles. After the war he re-
turned to Denver and resided here
until. on account of ill health, he
moved to California three years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
MANY ASK SHAFR0IH
FOR PARDONS FROM
THE PEN
Ispecial to The sentinel. ]

Denver. April S.-Ten cases VIII
he up for consideration by the state
hoard of pardons on Friday NO
nardons will likely be issued as the
policy of the governor is that the
sentences of the trial courts snah
stand unless there be extraordinf :.
mitigating circumstances on .,S7
of the following cases are sul.-. ~
paroIe: Three cases from Free NJ
county. Fred Madden, sentenced IN
1906 from seven TO ten years tor
burglary; f. A. Johnson. sentenced
i'm 1904 from nine to ten years for
larceny; John NJ. Hodges. sentenced
from 1904 to life imprisonment Tor
murder.
Three cases from Boulder county:
Clark c. Yantiss, sentenced in 1908
TO TWO years for larceny; Elmer
Bratt. sentenced in 907 from eight
to ten years for burglary and lar
ceny: John w. Reeve, sentenced in
1907 to ten to fifteen years for muir
der; Jose Lucery. a Mexican, SEN
fenced in 1897 to Imprisonment for
life for murder. from Las Animas
county: Clarence and William Bell,
father and son,of Ell Paso county.
sentenced from four to six years re-
spectively for felonious assault. All
the above except Lucery are subject
to parole.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08

This afternoon DIR. McIvor-Tyndall
left the city. after stay here of five
weeks, for his home in Denver. Dur
ing his stay here the noted New
Thought leader made a great host of
friends and his remarkable demon
strations of mental science have at
tracted great attention as evidenced
by the big crowds that have attended
the several meetings he has conduct
ed here. DIR. McIvor-Tyndall has u
most magnetic and charming person.
ality and there is no doubt as to his
possession of marvellous ability in the
mental telepathy line.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
BURNS WANTS ANOTHER
FIGHT WITH JOHNSON
Especial to The Sentinel. l

New York, April S.-Tommy
Burns, from whom Jack johnson
wrested the heavyweight champion
ship of the world, is anxious for an
other fight with the negro pugilist.
Hugh Mcintosh, who promoted the
Johnson-Burns fight, and since has
assumed the management of Burns.
announced last night that he had
been authorized. in a cablegram
from Burns, to arrange for return
match.
He said he will post $4,000 to
bind such a match. Burns. he de-
ciared, was willing to fight johnson
anywhere-in Australia, America
England or France, and on any terms
III Johnson does not accept, Nc
lntosh said Burns would fight Ketch-
el or Kaufman. but certain terms
which he would not make public
would have to be complied with nv
the last-named fighters.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
M()DJESKA
PASSES
AWAY
IBy Associated Press. ]

Los Angeles, April S.-Madame
Helena Modjeslsa, the famous Polish
tragedienne and one of the most
noted actresses on the American
stage, died at ten o'clock this MORN
ing at her home mt Bay City, in
Orange county at the age of %, after
an illness of about two months. For
several days she has been unconscious
and her death was almost hourly eN-
pected. Brights disease, compiicnt-
ed with heart trouble, was the inn
mediate cause of her death.
The body of the actress Will be
embalmed and taken to Los Angeles,
where il will lie in II vault for some
time. Later, Count Bozcnta, hus-
band of Madame Modjcska, Will take
the remains to Cracow, Poland, the
early home of Modjeska, and there
they will be inferred. No arrange
ments for any public funeral service
have been made.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
GOV. HUGHES LOSES
OUT IN HIS FIGHT
IBy Agsociated Press l

Albany, n. Y. Apr. S.-Goy- !
e ernor Hughes plan of direct !
nomination, as embodied in the. !
hlnnan-Green bill. was repudi- !
ated by the judiciary committee i
OF the assembly after a stormy 1
= session last night.
The committee today report i
ed the bill adversely to the as :,
semoiy where its defeat is con- j
: neently predicted, and instead !
:, or onis measure the republican 4
= port the primary bill.
= = : !. = 4. :. i. 4 = !. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
MR.. ROOSEVELT
FROM BLOODY
MULLAHS
IRv Associated Press. ]

Mombasa, Apr. S.-According TO
native reports received here. the
mullahs of the Somais, inhabiting
the desert country north of the pro-
tectorate. are showing further signs
of unrest and are massing on the
northern boundary of Kenya prov
ince.
This northern district always has
been territory that had to be
watched closely.
It is said here that the colonial
office in London has issued instruc-
tions to the governor of the protect
crate to surround Mr.. Roosevelt on
his hunting trips with every possible
precaution for his safety.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his party will
be received in Uganda by one of the
provincial commissioners.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
CASTRO STRICKEN
DANGEROUSLY ILL
Inx AssocIated Press. ]

FORT DE FRANCE, APIIL s.
SHORTLY AFTER RETURNING
FROM A DRIVE THROUGH THIS
CITY THIS MORNING CiPRIANO
DE CASTRO BECAME SUDDENLY
Ill. THE SCAR LEFT BY OPEk-
ATOMS PERFORMED AT BERLIN
HAS OPENED AND HIS CONDI-
TION is UNDOUBTEDLY GRAVE.
THE FORMER PRESIDENT OF
VENEZUELA <APPEARED NOT TO
BFLIEVE THE NEWS WHEN IN
FORMED TODAY OF THE DECiS-
ION OF THE FRENCH GOVERN
NENT TO EXPEL HIM FROM
MARTINIQUE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
MORE APPOINTMENTS
Especial to The Sentinel

Especial to Seninel]
- ENvER sTh afternoon Governor Shafroth
appointment of Col Shinn OF Ladvl one oil tne po
~ neer mining that district deputy ish ana game
commissioner to W. A. Lake of Denver
Ledsord Craig appointed chief game warden ioi
district No. A.
The governor today announced the appointment Oh 10 water
all So water commissioners are to be appointed
the different state commissions nave peen IN
governor that he would like be consulted In the
appointment of employees of the various institutions
There developments today concerning the extra
session Realty Exchange passed resolutions
urging that called the grounds that might
affect business conditions
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
MANIAC Heavily ARMED
LEAVES TRAIL OF BLOOD
BEFORE KILLING HIMSELF
Illinois City Terrorized Beyond Descrip-
ton By Man Who Suddenly Became
WHd--- I1Do Dead and Several
Are Hurt
[By Assoeia .ed Press.

[By Associated
UR0RA, Ill, Apr s-John Anderson plumber whose mind
~ had become affected today himself pistols
shotgun and three bombs person by
mprovsed seemingly prepared for
he started off with the
the inhabitants of certain block this ma
clou gossip concerning himself had
ing to out his large plan MURDER kill
ing one woman narrowly missed Staying her
another He then committed suicide.
Andersons violent and eorzed the
scores to whom he had
were locked and barred, and and children
ac as the maniac walked along the scrunng the diff
ent houses though undecided his work
MIS- McVieker who shot down at her hus
band whose scalp grazed maniac bullets were
probably Andersons Oldest and friends
1t was at the home John Belford away from that
OF the Andons where after firing fuslade and ser
ousy woundng Mrs Belford he took his Picking up the
shotgun from table where he laid pointed the
muzzie at himself, pulled the trigger blew off
The bombs which Anderson his person were
homemade and is believed that they by him in or
der to make of his accident sbould
happen to his weapons.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC.
Especial to --he Sentinel

Great Falls, Mont, April S.-The
city and county health officers have
closed the schools in Great Falls dis
trict for a period of two weeks, for
the purpose of putting a stop to the
scarlet fever epidemic that has pre-
vailed here for the past few months.
There are less than forty cases of the
disease of official record in the city.
but difficulty has been experienced
in checking it.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
EMBEzzLED POSTAL FUNDS.

Springfield, Mo-, April s.-Judge
John F. Phillips in the United States
district court here yesterday sem
fenced Cleveland Carroll, a Pulaski
county boy employed as mail car
rier, to six months in the Missouri
reform school for embezzling postal
funds. Carroll is said to have ap-
propriated two cents given him to
buy a stamp. He destroyed the let
ter he was to mail.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
EYES NOT CLOSED FOR YEARS.
Especial to The Sentinel.

ST Louis, Mo-. Apr. S.-Joseph
Anderson. "'the man who couldn't
close his eyes, died yesterday at the
city hospital of tuberculosis. In
death his eyes remained open. He
had not closed them for 20 years.
When he decided to go to sleep, he
covered his eyes with one hand, but
when the hand dropped away. he con-
tinued in slumber, even though a
strong light shone on his face.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
EX-GOv. HANLY AFTER
THE SENATORSH|P
Inv Associated press. ]

LA PORTE, IND, APRIL s.
FRIENDS OF FORMER GOVERNOR
J.. FRANK HANLY SAY THAT A
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS
CANDIDACY FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR AGAINST ALBEIiT j..
BEVERIDGE. GOV. HANLY, 1T is
ASSERTED, RELIEVES HIS BAT
TIE FOR TEMPERANCE WILL
GIVE HIM A LEAD IN THE LEGii-
LATURE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
NOTED POLITIcaal
LEsaIGfRS VERY ILL
fBy Associated Press. 2

Washington, April S.-FIiends of
former Secretary of Interior Hitch
cock and former Representative
Babcock of Wisconsin. who are crit
icaiiy ill here, are much alarmed
over their condition this afternoon
Both have grown perceptibly weaker
during the day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08

Mrs. q. Leinbaugh, of Los An
geies' who has been fInse guest of
MIS-; Fred g. Holmes, left last night
TOT salt Lake City. Mrs Leinbaugb
VIII return to this city for a short
Visit before she goes home. Mr..
Leinbaugh was formerly connac,a5
with the Union station force in tbis
city. III 'iis
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
TODAY TAFT SENT IN
MORE NOMINATIONS
tBy Associated Press. ]

Washington. April 8--President
Taft today made the following nomi-
nations: For governor of Arizona
Richard Z. Sloan; secretary of Ari-
zona, George w. Young; associated
Justice of the supreme court of Ari-
IONA. John H. Campbell.
Candidates for the appointive city
positions are very busy today among
the winners in Tuesdays election.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
DECIDE TO EXPEL
HIM FROM ISLAND
IRy Assoclated Press. ]

1. Paris, Apr. s.-The French I
+ government decided today to I.
+ expell Cipriana Castro, the for i
+ mer president of Venezuela, 4
4. from the French island of Mar 4
+ Unique, on the ground that his !
+ presence there is likely to TO J.
= ment a revolution in Venezuela +
4 This course leaves Castro the /
+ alternative of taking refuge on /
+ one of the Danish West Indian +
+ islands or returning to Europe. +
4. + + : = 1. !. + 4. j. + !. I. + + + +
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08

Gov. Shafroth will preside at an
Easter jubilee meeting at St. Paul's
NJ. z. church, South Denver, nexf
Sunday night, at which jubilee SER
vices will be held over the raising of
$50. 900 for the establishment of an
Institutional church of that denom-
nation Rev p. It. Ramsey. who has
been chaplain of the senate. is pas
tor of the church and has invited the
governor to preside over the services.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
THE MURDERED MANS
BODY BROUGHT HOME
IBy AssocIated Press. ]

New York, April S.-The body of
Joseph Petrosino, the New York
Lieutenant of police assassinated in
Palermo, Italy, month ago, arrived
today from Naples. Funeral SER
vices Will be held tomorrow and the
procession will doubtless be one of
the largest seen i'm the city for years
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
VIOLENT QUAKES
ARE FELT IN CITY
-fRv Assoclnted Press. !

tBy Associated Press.]
MESSINA, APRIL S.-A NIO-
LENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK WAS
HERE LAST
NIGHT AND 1T WAS ACCOM-
PANIED by SUBTERRANEAN
RUMBLINGS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
rRv Assnciated Press. /

Washington. April S.-The present
intention of the senate committee on
finance is to place duty of twenty
cents per ton on iron ore. Under the
Dingley law iron ore was dutiable at
forty cents per ton. while the Payne
bill puts it on the free list.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08

Work on the street railway is pro-
crossing in most satisfactory man
ner. More than one hundred men
are employed on the tracks. The
track is now being laid on Fourth
street north of Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
UP TO SIPS WENT
THE WHEAT FOR MAY
nav Assoclated Press. /

CHICAGO, APRIL s.-WHEAT
FOR MAY DELIVERY AGAIN ES-
TABLJSHED \ NEW HIGH REC
ORD TODAY, TOUCHING $1.26 as,
But THE CLOSE WAS OVER A
CENT OFF FROM THIS. JULY
WHEAT ADVANCED FROM Sf.f2%
TO SLIP Is.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08

The town is quieting down very
rapidly now that the municipal
struggle that has kept things in n
turmoil for several weeks, is at an
end.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
DUTY TO Be PUT ON
IRON ORE BY SENATE
[py Assocated Press.l

GBy Associated Press.l
Washington, April S.-Both the
house and the senate are in session
today. The house continued the con-
sideration of the Payne tariff bill for
amendment.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
GREAT FIRE:
e!lIII,..[lFPc
CITY
fBy Associated Press. !

Manchester, N. H., April S.
tenement house district i'm the south
ern section of the city, covering AN
area of nearly one square mile ana
occupied mainly by foreigners en-
Dioyed in the cotton mills and shoe
factories, was swept by 1lre touay.
Within two hours fifty buildings had
been DESTROYED or damaged and fully
two thousand people made homeless
A gale was blowing and soon after
the outbreak help was asked from
Concord, Nashva, Lowell, Ports
mouth, Dover and Rochester. The
estimated loss is 100000
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08

Tomorrow afternoon at the city
hall the official count of the vote
cast in the municipal election Tues
day will be held. The count will re-
quire several hours. The count will
probably finally decide the race be-
tween John M. Conley and II. r.
Vorbeclk for city clerk.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-08
STRANGE CASE OF pETR1FAcrloN
[speciaI 70 The sentlnel.l

Waterbury, Conn, Apr. S-=One of
the stranSest cases of petrifaction
was revealed here yesterday. when a
valuable retired racing mare, Dina
Temple, was operated upon for mys-
terious stomach disease. Out of the
stomach was taken a water turtle 4
inches long, as solid as rock. its
eyes glaring and perfectly formed.
The theory is that the turtle was
swallowed while the horse was
drinking and in its gloomy cavern
became petrified. The rich green
and deep yellow markings are very
manifest and the gaudy colorings OF
the under shell are intensified.
John D. Reeder, mayor-elect of
Paiisade. is in the city today recefy--
ing the congratulations of his mans
friends.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-15
Special Value in Oak Bed Room Suits at $20.OO

Oak Dresser with 20x2l Beyel Plate Mirror. Oak Wash Stand with Shaped Top. Oak Bed with quarter oak roll top.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-15

We are exclusive agents here for the high grade FREE SEWING MACHINE. This machine is fully guaranteed by the FACTORY for FIVE t5) YEARS against breaksse in any way any part broken within years will be furnished Tree of charge to you Ii s guaranteed to run lighter than any other machine smoother make a prettier stitch and run faster Another feature is that this machine is insured for
 years against fire lightning and tornado absolutely free to you Our price is only $35. This machine is ball bearing all over. We sell it on payments also
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

Telephone To Williamson.

The Southern Bell Telephone Com
rany will begin at once the con-
struction of line to connect Louisa
with Williamson, VIVA. For lhis line
the poles of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company will be used, the NorE
of the telephone people being tc
rut on the brackets and string the
wire. The wire and brackets have
been in the city several days await
ing the coming of the construction
force. This is expected daily and
the work will begin with its arrival.
Il viii begin at Fort Gay, Louisa be-
Ing already connected by phone with
that place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
JUMPED FROM BRIDGE.
Walter WeIIman Leaps From Bridge
Into Big Sandy River s. Feet.

That Walter Wellman, well known
in Louisa is a well man" to day
Is the result of good luck more than
good management, He took a jump
late in the afternoon of last Fri
day which, under ordinary conditions.
lie would not have taken for big
rooney. On that day he was lomewhat
under the influence of intoxicapts.
He was on the Louisa and Fort Gay
bridge, and, so it is said, was intend
ing to cross to the other side of The
river. His father, AL, Wellman, was
iUlding the bOy-he is only l9- m
Ceavoring to get him to 60 home
lie refused to go, and suddenly break
ing loose he ran TO pier and jump
I'd head foremost into the river. clear
'ilg the railing on the upper side
o; the bridge, and striking the
water 6S feet below. He fell oa niS
head and shoulders, going 10 the bot
tcm. The water was about four ieet
Geep. Those who witnessed the jump
expected instant death to be the Jesuit
o, the rash act, but to their great
surprise the young man raised and
walked to the Kentucky shore as Coo,-
~ as he had been taking dive just
for the fun of the thing. He was as
sisted to his home and a doctor was
S mmoned. Examination revealed
Sc me injury to his collar bone and
painful bruises. He suffered
somewhat from the shock, but wa,
rot seriously injured. He is no
out on the streets.
The talk in some of the newspar
of attempted suicide is siI
hot air." ...... ..s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Ray West a DefauIteT.

Fay West very recently a partner
in the MunlcipaI Engineering Co.,
with H. II. Henley, folded his tent
and stole silently away" TO parts un-
Known last Friday night West Was
an employe In the c. & o. freight
office, where he has been for several
years. II is thought that there is u
shortage at the freight office, and the
auditor is now here looking into the
matter. The amount missing has not
yet been ascertained. A note was
fohrd addressed to Mr.. Henley, in
which West stated that he was tired
of life, and never expected to return
to this part of the country; at least
the tenor of the note was to that
effect The exact details and results
will probably be known in short
time From the above, however. the
possibility of suicide is rather remote.
-Catlettsburg Cor, Ashland 1Edepen-
dent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
. LOST HIS LIFE.
William DObbins Burned to
Death at Gallup.
Supposed to Have Fallen Into the
Flames While Fighting Forest Fire.

II is held by some eminent physiol-
ogists and scientists that after the
first short, sharp agony caused by
fatal burning there is but little more
Intense pain Let us nope that this
is true, and that William Dobbins,
aged patriarch and good citizen, lid
rot suffer long when he was burned
&c death last Sunday afternoon No
ene knows exactly how 1t happened,
aud his friends can tell only from The
circumstances connected with the &C.
c'dent how it occurred, Mr.. Dobbins
with some of his kinsmen and neigh,
Eors, went out to fight fire" un the
day named. II was on the hills not
for from the Dobbins horne half mil;
" Contrary Creek, not far from Gal
lup, and 1t threatened The destruction
Cf fences and other property. The
party separated and went in Liffer-
ent directions. After they had finished
their work they returned TO heir
homes, and then it was that Mr.. Dob
bins was missed. Search was madd
FOR him, and when found he was
GCad-burned to a crisp. He was ly-
ing on his face, and It is supposed
trat in his efforts TO beat back the
fire he was choked and blinded by
smoke, and, becoming insensible he
> umbied and fell among the flames.
/ And thus he died, beyond the reach
Of human aid.
Mr.. Dobbins was one OF the most
.Ininent men in his aeighborhood.
lie was about 70 years Of age.
He left a widow and one grown child
q numerous relatives and friends.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Conner AcquiHp

On last Monday in Cri
Of Williamson II. A, &C
egrapher and N. & w. 8
iorme w. Va, was tried Q
for the killing OF c. o. 6
vas the Superintendent 4
burn Coal Co., just acroI
a iiFtle above the statioS'
On the day in question, !
had some words over the,
ing the course of which
expressions were exchai
finally saying that he
over to beat Conner's brN
something to that effect.
while Conner went over t:
vine store and secured a i,
that if Smith came over {;
him he (Conner) would !
Conner went back to the
a few minutes later Smit
over and into the offic,
assault on coftqer with h
the latter reached in the
the pistol, and fired one
pierced Smiths heaf kin
most instantly, Smith h.
tances in Louisa, where
about a year ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Joe Ramsey a Hero.

Joe Ramsey, who is a candidate
for jailerof Pike county, is a hero
INhile riding up Elkhorn he was at
uacted by the screams of some Ihild-
ren and going rapidly in The direction
Of the cries he saw house In flames
aud two or three small children
f"antically rushing to and fro Di-
vining the cause of their screams he
hastily dismounted and rushed into
the house. There he saw couple of
children lying on the bed, apparently
suffocated. At great personal risk
he succeeded In rescuing both the
little ones unharmed He was himself
badly scorched in his brave aud sue
cessful efforts to save human life.
The Pike primary should not hesitate
long in nominating Mr.. Rlmsey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Has Gone To Memphis.

The Rev. G. C. Hutchinson and lam
iy left this morning for Memphis,
Tenn. The General Board of Exten-
son, NJ. f. Church South, will be
in session in that city next week, the
meeting lasting several days. Mr.
Hutchinson is a member of this i'm
rortant committee and his Htte3dlnce
will cause an absence form this city
OF about two weeks. Mr.. hutchinson
pulpit will be filled while he is away
by the Rev DR.. Zephaniah Meek, OF
Catlettsburg, and Prof. Z. NJ. Ken
nison, of Louisa.