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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18

Elected by the board OF health
Monday night to succeed Medical In
spector BROMLEY Foster who recent
ly resigned to become city health
officer OF Roanoke
pr Hudson IL graduate Of the
University College OF Medicine and
has served some time as inferno at
the Retreat fer the Sick. The posi-
ton Ms Inspector pays $1,000 q year
A resolution II now pending. how
ever. increasing this amount 10
42. eeo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
At the Theatres
Bi5ou--'A Minister'S Sweetheart,
Al week
Coiontaf--~-Continuous vaudeville.
Lubtn---Continuou. vaudeville.

Bijon.
Aeiodrama, the kind that makes
the gallery god want to leap from
HIS lofty perch down on the stage and
throttle the william and vtllianess, and
N let the victim of intrigue and false
hood pillow her head on his shoulder,
thrilled, fred and pleased capacity
audience at the BiJou Monday night,
when A Minister'S Sweetheart,
i opened weeks engagement.
The ministers sweetheart Is sore he
aSet and the atmosphere and mental
diameter OF country town are shown
truA to life In this production OF owen
LAWS. Its love note and human in
4erest are appealing Ii is the kind
nj play large number--perhaps a
ma3ority-~-of popular priced theatre
1cefs want tn see. enjoy applaud and
hiss
3S The scenic effects were good and
the company excellent Edith GRAY.
- Folly Bell. MAS especially pleasing
Her singing and dancing were charm
int and her mein winning The au-
0tenre was given many man-sized
laughs BY Lawrence Merton. as the
Village cut up. All the roles are in
competent hands.
Colonial
Two masterfui and youthful musi-
clans, who possess the power TO charm
the soul Of music from their ingtru-
MensA share honors With a long
cared. precocioue ana acrobatic mule
~ the Colonial this week
The musicians are the Bernivsei
6rothers, handsome. souiuliy looking
youths who seem capable OF inter
DEefing the works Of the old masters
and the later day popular ballad
writer with consummafe ease. They
we're given most hearty welcome
nv ColOnites. and will doubtless at
tract large houses all week. Their
violin playing Is of the highest and
most finished class
Mike" who Is teamed with Nor
9an and Myers. is none other than
mule OF almost human intelligence
&nd strong sense OF humor lie
enters heartily into the fun of an
AcrobAtfc act anil the house Is his
1eom the rise to the fail OF the eus-
tain ON the act.
Selling an Auto" is the title of
0ftght. breezy and humorous sketch
by Bellows and Temple. The two
talented actors, who have gotten down
Io = science the art Of entertaining
audiences, pleased immensely.
The Hymns OF the Old Church
Ghoar, sung by Norbert Hamilton.
the sweet voiced latest acquisition to
the Colonial STAFF, were applauded
most generously. Mr.. Hamilton has
"A excellent voice, and Il has attract
- city-wide attention. The pictures,
Dhoto plays" Manager Lyons calls
Anem, were unusually good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
IMPORTANT MEETING
0f METHODIST STEWARDS
Extensions in West End Will Be
Considered Tuesday
Night.

~ committee appointed at the
meeting OF the Methodist Stew
IN9MG ASSOC iataon TO consider needs
sNt8 Increased facilities In the West
m y now ready to submit its re-
146 and Will do SO Tuesday night at
H. 0ee&tng Of the organiza ton 10 be
h! ~ the Centenary church at S
@3eo1g.
~ report, II II said, Will urge an
J $a98ement bat other than this
1ng has been given out for publ
The question OF . new church
neen considered and the associated
A0M worktng towards this end, but
eaf there has been no definite
- likely that the question OF .
N A&t4ce Tor Asbury Place will also
~ conalderAttOn Tuesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
GIVEN A YEAR
FOR VICIOUS ASSAULT

Convicted OF an assault with dam
EeTeus weapon yoss Nash, negro,
was sentenced 10 twelve months on the
nnhlta Ypaha Nv IilduA witt Id fsaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
COTTON HIGHER;
SELLING BRISK

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.---As a refIec-
ton Of the weakness at the close yes
terday. there were a good many cell
ing orders in the cotton market this
morning, which opened from 5 points
higher to 3 points lower. the active
positions all showing recessions. Tho
list was unsettled during the first Ave
minutes. breaking sharply after the
call followed renewed buying and an
equally quick rise. Strong interests
were again heavy buyers. particular
iy of January.
Prices: October. 14.53l54; No
vember. 1879 offered; December.
14.48 offered. January, 1850: March,
14.57@5s; May, l4.S9Q70; July.
1865 70.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
ButIcr-Won

a marriage license has been issued
10 John T. Butler and Miss Mabel Ii.
Womack. both OF Richmond. The
ceremony Is set for Tuesday after
noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18

ing that he had not seen his daugh-
ter for more than three years. She
VIII spend several days with him. he
said. and will then 60 to Baltimore
to be present at the silver wedding
of an aunt, Mrs. H. NJ. Biumacher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
FOit RNNT.

FOR RENT IN THE RICtiAONu
!. virgtnian want ads. wlu get you
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18

Chicago Grasn and Provision Markets
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. Is, 1916.
The leading features to-day ranged
as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-18
alcnMoND STOCK MARxEr.

Rlchmond, Va. Oct. 70, 1919
STATE SECURITIES BIDS AskeL
North Carouna, Is. {. 1sl. -
Va. IS. Old c. and r.. 1888 s4k esK
Va. Centuries .-3, c. and n.
CITY SECURITIES
Ma ne h Aster fsfty
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-03

tentn Sibuns Der poliaei- unb Gsus
erpebrs sRommiHdre reiebte Ueuern,ars
ihaI Griffith foigenben Wonotskrihi
elm; 6 QlIarme; 21 itiue MIarme; 5ha=
ben an 0ebduoe $263; Ghoben an
Wtobiliur etc. $57; Werfiferunsen:
$35, 800 Gsbdube, $4,000 Wobiliar etc.
ppli5ethef Shuler berihtete 161 Wers
baftungen, SO lleberfiibruneen unb IS
@ntIafuneen. aolettirt an Strafen
$3.50. Saldr Der poIiseibeamten
$4767.50. Re6nungen TN getraee
bon $1418 purben CUR 3ablung ansez
lpiefen. 5bomas Glarts Same ipurbe
9eitrichen uno Self Cutters i'm Jeuers
Separtement angeitellt.
Nuf benz Dese sur 6lorence5air
tpurben bic gbauffeure s. Sarris bon
Gppinston nnb s. 6. Stepens BON
Der 2erington qite in Glsmere, ap,
pegen gu i9nelen Ssahrens nit ibren
9lutps perbaftet. Sarris puroe nm
$40 nno Soften heftroft. Stepens'
Sal nurpe auf beute Nadmittaa per=
fhoben.
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6 o b I II 4 I o n.

Die Gobingtpn Cfiiec fir cos pGin'
,innati @Olfsblatt" beiinoct iid) i'm
BebauDc Der Gopingtun Goal & Sano
Ep., Wu. 509-511 / Maoiion IneEuc.
auseigeu, Wittbcilunscu unS Seitel'
Iungen irgeubluelher Mrt iucroeu bis
10 l1br Ibenos baielbit entgegenge'
nommen. Selepbpn Sout6 2400.
49, 8eiibtitel 9erGnoerungen: 4liee
6. qatterion uno 9ir9tnia g. giibop
an 4utun Stub, 2ots Hp. II, 13, 55,
56, 81 uno SO in Der 3. WeItern gupz
tiff Theological Jnitituts untsrabtb.,
on Der S1t'eite Der Main Str, 5piz
fhen Der Wuttins unb 13. Ctr. $500;
9ernbarb 2emter an W. q. 5il, Cots
Ro, 3, 8, 9, 10, Il, %, % unb "a on
Der SitIeite Der gopington unb Ger
ingtpn Surnptts, je 80 SUP 5Sront an
Der Siioieite Der Silper 4pe., 81 uItp.;
Robert unb Grneftire 9uffan an 81
bert g. Senour, Cots 214 uno 215 in
grlanser, 81 ufp.; Sermunn Meiz
haus an Bernard 2emter, s Cots an
Der SilDer Ioe., an Der GDoington unb
2srtngtpn Surnpite, 81 uIp; Bernard
2enrter an Sermann Weibaus, s Cots
an Der Silber Noe., an Der Gnoinston
unb 2erington Surnpite. 81 ufD.
- Gin ebrliaer sSinoer. gtapmono
Jorbes, Yarb Glsrt Der 6. &c 8. Giz
fsnbabn, fdnb gsitern Moreen an Der
A. uno Scott Strabe cine gorie nit
$33 in 8aur unb mehieln auf hobe
Summen. Dis sr ben Snbdlt priifte,
fanb er, bab bic gorIs gigent6um BON
Hanfin ReDeQ bon Der l. Ndticnatz
8ant, Cincinnati, lei. Dds Gigenz
tbum tpuroe 5uriit9egeben unb Sor6es
erbielt eine un9emeHens gelobnung.
-5suts firbst in SnospsnOence
sine 8eriammluns bon Jarmsrn Don
Campbell unb Ssnton gountp itatt,
Inn iiber ben Buu elmer Bride lber
ben Gliding Jlub i'm oberen gnoe bes
gountps gu beratben.
- IiaOlds Seolsn Sabre alt,
go. 62 Deit 7. straBs, Gb. Ruffls, 8
SABRE alt, bon go. 56 Weit Z. Strabe,
uno Seating Current. 10 Sabre alt,
bon SO. 56 Weft 7. Strabe, bic in bic
S6ulrdume Der ct. patrids Gemsinz
be eineebrohen tparen urb cine Nnsa6l
Gesenitdnoe sntpenbet batten, fpuroen
benz gountprihter glearn porgeFiibrt.
Gr eHtlieb iis nit elmer Strafpreoist
unb unter Der 4nbrobung, iie beim
nddfen 0ergs5en in bic Reform1huIs
5u fenoen.
- =. 9. DAB unD gliIabetb Dab
madten i'm arsiseerift cine alage ges
gen Sue 6. Bea unb fbr G0bnden
WDnroe gea tpegen beg Befistitels eiz
ats @runbfiiides. als Got go. 80 in
69mibt & Alen's unternbtbeiluns,
an Der QOroieite bon Dslmare pldee,
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feds Ncndte - perurtbeilt ipprben fei.
Sit bebauptet ferner in beralosefnrift,
bob fe tis gum Ia. Sabre in Nepport
lebte unb purcell fie als fein Rinb ans
erfannt babe. Rad ibrer ueberiieb,
lung noh piqua, g., babe Ct ibr Ges
fhsnte un0 pdterlide 8ri.fe sd6risben
unb fie INNER feline 9ohter eenannt.
sic tonftotirt fernsr, oab iein Gent oes
0elbes. bas bas Gsridt fur iie ausses
iest bat, ie beaoblt puroe uno bdbpurs
ecu ibre Mutter INNER gebeten babe,
ibn nibt nit Der 3abluns gu brdnsen,
ba er ihrer Wuiter Wriprad. bos ainb
5ur Grbin feines @srmosens 5u mos
den unb babe su bieism 3Ded Elm
ihriftlihes sllebereintommen untsr5eihs
net. Diefes ueberein.omr,en foll TN
Sabre 1892 In Der Wobnuns ihrsr
Wsutter Marb Qoni1dn an Der Dunton
StroBe, Neipport, unteraeihnet fporoen
iein. Qls fif i'm Sabre 1902 In Nqud.
D. gubsnortb WiIep ebeIihts, lei Die,
les llebereiniommen srneuert ano ihr
gum pDh3eltsgeihente NIT $5O IN
goar iiberreiht norben Iein. sic be-
bauptet, baB purcsu in ben IsBtenSons
rem ieines Qebens niht 3urehnunssfds
big mar. .um ein7eIdment su MAIDEN u.
oab er bon Ieinen 5reunoen bei Gnts
iperfuns nes Ieitamsnis beeinflubt
fpuroe. Sic perlongt einsn GinbaItss
befebl segen ben 2tominiitrdtor Sobn
aeabsp ,ibn abaubalten gu sclleiiiren
ooer su perdubern obne serihtIihe
GrIaubnib unb piirIht, bab bas Ges
ritt einen geamtsn ernenne, ber bic
Inaeleeenbeit prbnet.
- Wattbep unb Sobn Sdripsr,
Sobn 9opis nnb GOlparb Gift bon
Waibineton, 8. G., bic tpeaen Serums
luneerns ouf BEN 6. e 8. gabnhpf
perbaftet tpurben, erbielten il $40 unb
Soften.
- Wm. Wegrafp, Ser nit gbarles
InberIon on Der 10. unb Wormoutb
Streit geratben mar uno um $25 unb
Soften beitraft tpuros, sablie isine
Strdfe uno ipurbe sntlaHeu.
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aber ,.ine ainber. Die aldssrin fiibrt
in ibrer GIassidriss on. DAB ibr Gaits
fie psrna6IdiIigts, iid NIT anberen
6rausn abaab. iie mebrmals thdilid
angriff unb ibr bic auasn blau fhlug.
Sie perfobnieu iih nah bieiem Wufs
iriti. absr sr mibbanoeIte iie tpieber
unb tpeigerte iih, NIT ibr su iprshe1.
Gle psrlangt ni, 5auseinrihtune uno
sr6i.It einen t.mporGren ginbaltsbs-
fehI, um ihrn Satin su perhinbern,
bic Ginridtuns in Yefis gu nsbmen
ooer 5u 5eritoren.
- Dos 1877. Sbio syrsitpilIieensRs>
gim.nt bGli bsu.s Die i1brlihe Reunion
in Der Wobnung Der iyrau Wap
Woore Sodion. Ro. $50 Glib . Ctr,
ab.
- Jrant Witie, Der Wanas.r b,s
Mopbsbale Jslanb parts, erbi.lt pom
SberiFf Drdf ben BefshI. in 3utunft
bGrauf su a6tsn. bob Srpnuns bel
pienies berrTnt unb bab eine seniisens
os 4nSahI pOlisifisn anseiislt ipirb.
DIR gnuon .Drifier- nirb am
grbeitertag um 8 libr Worssns ipiss
Der cine auftreil. unternebmen. Die
6srren Charles 5rautman, Gbtpin
penrob nnb Deore Morner iuerbsn
nit hem Gigen.biimer bes 9allons
gtorg 5oparb ben aufities MAIDEN.
- 6eirothsIheine. 4lbert groiun.
q, MiebIetoipn, unb Wlnrn golonb.
q. Ilicol.topn; See Jrisbn, %.
MibbIetonn, unb Garrie bed, 22,
RiboIeiplpn; Grant 8abed. 81. 6ams
iItpn. uno gli3abetb 0rebsefi, 80.
6omilton; Wm. Watts. "a, 9oHilioH,
unb anna Strster. q. 5amilton.
- Das grobe 2aaerhous unb bic
Gheune Der u. y. Sbutter 60. in
WiDblsiOnn fpuros 9siiern More.n
I'm 4 llhr burh 5euer serftort. Cine
Mn3abl automobiIe tpurbsa Gus bem
Qagerbous ssihafft. Der Shoben
beir6at $4,000 einfhlieblib Ms &c.
tretoes, tpelfss 5eriiort ipuroe.
- Di. Gaitin bes llbrmahers
5arrn 3. clipper ipurbe poresfiern
abenb pnn ibrsr mobnuns an Der
1rantIin Strabe nod bem Mereps
bofpital gsbrant. Sic leibet an Der
9Iinboormentsiinbuns.
- Die elf Rebeeeo 2oesn bss ..
8. 8. s. Crbens i'm 81. Giitrift trs
1ffneten geitern In Dem Obj Gellor
1empel an Der Gub 3. Gtrobe bic
ohts jdbrline HonDeniion nit etne-l
intersTdnten progromm. DIR 1emptl
mar fir bic GkItsenbit biibf9 beto,
rirt.
- Die DeteitiDs 6eiterih unb
RubIe perboftttsn stitern WsDreeu
6ugb g. 9Dbnfon pon no. 318 ylDrb
8. Gtrabe In Der 1obrii ber Gbumpicn
gcotxb poper Co., als Deltrteur. 0es
Gefanssne Iieb ii4 bier an 16. 0t.
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Samilton AnSeisen, aOfaI.Vo otisen
ans Nc,asfeiten iino ab,ngeben Gde
Der 4. nub Charles Strafe. llnier
Nsent iIr SamiltOn ppbnt SO. 301
Ipro Nront CTR. 9eIephon (Somt)
go. 37S 9. Seiepbon unisres aorre.
ipDnSenten: Some No. 626. s.
- Der 35 Sabre oIts Diaium
Worb Don Gopinstons ah., puroe pors
Iests Rodt NIT sertrastem Gsfi6t unb
srnItlih trani i'm Warteiaa! Der G..
8. &c .. gabn sefunben unb our Be-
bunoluna bon Der polisei mad BEN
Stationsbaus sebrabt. Der patien.
tpnnte nift er,ldren, ipis sr nob 6as
milton gstommsn III. Gr bate aus
aeniteinIit sirsn 2lnfall spilsptiiher
ardmp'e in Der H1he bes gobubois
uno psrIegts ijh bas 9siiht. Gr bate
seitern Worgsn !urs bor 8 llbr imStos
tionsbaus einsn speiten arampfanfau,
Itiir3te nit Dem Ropf auf ben Cement
5ubbpben BEG 3elItnraums unb erlitt
iibtr BEN rsbten Nuge cine Wunoe,
tp.ldN bon BEN poIi5eiorst 9r. eouis
JrshtIine nit pier eiihen susenGbt
tperbsr mubte. CT blieb eine 3,itluns
na6 benz auFau in beiinnunssIoiem
3uituno.
- 9isbe brangen porleste Naht in
einsn Giiterpagen Der pennIplpauia
Gifenbdbn, lpslder auf einem Seitens
sel.iie itanb, brah<n cine Riiis nit 4n.
3iissn auf unb nabmen fiinf pertbppue
Insiiss als gsute nit fort. 9as ees
ltpbI.ne Gut bate einen Werib bon
800 unb ipar fir bic adams 60. an
Der 5ish Strabs beitimmt. 0ier ans
bers Giiterpaagons purben ebsnfaIIs
erbrodsn. absr be DubnbebDrhe 1T Bis
jest nidt i'm Stonbt feftsuftelI.R, ob
Waaren aus bsnieIbtn seitoblen purs
ben.
- glopr. 6umberi, ipeIhe iih cm
/. Suni 1910 NIT Gbnorb 5umbtrt
perbeiratbete, purbe geitern bic Shsis
onng bon ihrem Gotsen bonn prcbats
riht.r 5ar.tpff bepinist. Oos poar
lebte nur 36 suse 5ufdmmen.
9os gutler Gountp 2ehrer-
Snftitut ihIob sefiern feline iGhrIide
Sisuns nit einsm intereHonten PRO.
eramm.
- Die Montaomerp Gountp Mrs
menbaus 9irsttoren, 3. y. oee!er.
q. q. 5sn.eI unb 3. 6. Nieffer. ipus
ren seitern auf 8tfu4 i'm hiefigeH
gonHfp qrmenbous.
- Gillian borris Bat glorente 6dr.
RIG i'm bisIissn Geridt uuf Gdeibuns
psrtlast unb gisbt oIs Orunb on. caB
er iie am 81. 4ugui 1908 I'm Sid
lieb. Das paar beirdtbete am "a.
SuIi 1907 uno bic Rldeerin fiibrt an,
bab iIe Dernodldifist purbe.
- Muietia Rooms bot cine S6ei<
bunsstlase s.sen ibren GotkH 5ofepb
Rooms I'm biefissn G<ri&t einserei4I.
DDS pudr berbsirqtbex nd an Is.
Topember 1904 II Subidnapolis, bat
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Seuebue nno Iabtptt.

- Die Doptpn poitoffits Ihiiebi
om Wcntas MbenS nm 10 uhr.
- Wil Clint III bon gerilep. Col,
5uriidge,sbrt.
5err George gIettner urrb Sbpes
iter CLARA bon gsIlsoue iinb bon
Spsnsboro. ap., suriidsstebri.
- Jrou Jobn Ripberger bon Belle
pue III BON geoor 8rOps, Suo.. suriid.
eetebrt.
SRI. QiIIie asinte bon Bellevue
1T bon 9attspilIe, JnO., 3uriidgeiehrt.
- 8eorse 1r.itag. Shulraibsmits
slieo BON 9elIepus, Iisgt beoen,Iih ers
:rantt i'm Speers 9oIpitaI oarnieoer.
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s,mber 1903 fur Si. gunoss Wa.
rine an,pertxn unb Duroe mad BEN
3orpebo Boot .Sb.brid" b.oroert,
BON ipeld.m er in Gharleiton, Glib
Carolina, i'm Mdrs 1910 beiertirts.
Sohnion mar nit elmer setpiiien IRA
rit Grpin bon Der Siio Jroni Sirabs
perIobt uno bi. 5eirath ipar ouf ndd.
fen 0ienitag feitseIeBi. Die Schseit
mub iest uatiirlih psrfaoben ptroen.
- Jrau GarOline RorsIanS itarb
porgsitern abeno i'm grmtnhaus i'm
alter BON 55 Jabren am Sdlasflub.
- Die MiisIieber bs Deutlds s4mes
ritaniIten Stabtperbanbs ireffeu ale
0orter.itunsen CUR getbeilisuns am
Deuiih.n 1ase in Cincinnati am
Gonntag.
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binorifde Junoe i'm q a.
iais Wasarin. Nus Yaris miro
berihiei: S<it einisen Wofen iperbeu
bic Gd!e oes polais Masorin, in .bem
Ii6 oi. beriibmte, BON bem aarbinal
i'm Sabre 1e43 sesriinoete giblioibes
befinbet, geiegenIid5 elmer senaiien Sns
pnturaufnabne elmer eingsbtnoen
Durnfdt unisrsosen. IS baben iih
babel cine Menae lpsrihpoler ssihihts
liftr Oessnitdnos ipisber porssfunben.
bic bisbtr als perloren salien. gu ben
Observation-Disclosures bieier Niblio@
tibet eebort bic Statue oes nddien Wpls
taire, bic pigolle eefhaffsn bat. uno
bic bon bem0rafsn o'bauH HonDiile gum
Geasnitanb elmer tpiHtnihofilihsnllns
ierfufung tn ben Uerihten Der Ata@
bsnie semahi ,porben lit. Wdbrenb
Der Jnnenturaufnch hne entoedte man in
ben Rduren Der 8ibliotbef tinen alien
SeHel, Der bem Giile unb Der lltbers
li.ftrune sufoIse aus BEN 1eginn bes
II. Sabrbunbtrts itnmmi. glah Nus
ipeis bts antoIoees fpurbt er BON BEN
aarbincI Rit<lisu benz Qoupre iibsra
ipieien, bon bort obsr Sur Stit 9lapcs
Icons /. In bds polnis Mo3arin iiber<
aefiibrt, ais pislt 0egenftdnDs aus BEN
Qoupre fpegen Rnummunstis anotrspc
unteraebrahs iperben mubien. sSn bie>
fem G<fTeI itorb 6einrih w., nls sr
nan bem Mttentot BON RoDaiIlae am
Ia. Wloi 1910 in ben aoupre eetrns
aen iDurbe. Der oIs Mei!teriperi Der
Gpdtrenniffnnee 9eltenbe Geilel ipirb
itss pietdtpolI in sinem fir bic BE-
nuter perfMIoi1enen GnaIe Der 9iblios
tbei ouftemobrt. Der srobe 1if1 in
ein<m ber Qeftidle bient btm ollsemei.
men Oebrdu1 b<r BitIiotbe.sbefudtr,
aud nnMb<m fin bernusseits1t fat.
bcb an tbm R6nis aubfDig XVI. i'm
stnbre 1888 bie Ginberufung ber
S<i1sR6Hbe uuterstiMuet bat.
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Gg giebt Wten!1en, bic iln1ner 81.
qarren, nber feine Gtreihbol3d&.n,
unb icI6e. Die ifrnler streidbola-
den, ober sie - 3ioorren bnbtn.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05
NEW SCHEDULE
ON |NTERURbAN

A new time schedule has been
adopted by the lnterurban, as will.be
noticed elsewhere in this issue.
The new card goes into effect to-
morrow and is made necessary by the
construction work in preparation for
winter traffic. Instead of an hour
schedule the time has been length
ened TO an hour and a quarter.
The recent heavy rains have caused
little anxiety to the Interurban
management because of threatened
washouts along the draws.
In some places between Hollands
vile and Fruita the tracks are over
flowed with water and strenuous eff
forts are being made to divert the
water and reinforce the roadbed to
prevent interference with traffic.
Construction work is being rushed
as fast as possible so that the old
schedule can be resumed before next
spring.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05
PENROSE HAD
CLOSE CALL IN
FOREST FIRES

Hemmed in all sides with flames
so that 1t was impossible to move in
any direction, Spencer Penrose, a
prominent capitalist of Colorado
Springs and heavy investor in the
Grand Junction electric railway and
interurban system, and who returned
to his home yesterday morning, had
an exciting time in the recent forest
fires in Montana, and it was due only
TO a timely snowstorm that he and
his party were able to get safely away
from the district.
Accompanied by his two brothers.
Boies Penrose, United States senator
from PENNSYLVANIA and DR.. C. b. Pen
rose. both of Philadelphia. the Colo
RADIO Springs man and two guides
went to Montana several weeks ago
on hunting trip. They pitched their
camp at point near the southern
Canadian line, in Glazier park. the
new national park. Their location
was south of the main fires but small
er blazes on all sides completely cut
them off from outside communication
and made it necessary. on one or two
occasions, to fortify their camp and
backfire, in order to keep it from
burning.
No lives We're lost in the vicinity
of our camp" said Mr.. Penrose in
Colorado Springs yesterday, but
many horses were burned The
flames were very treacherous. for
they would ignite the forests at night.
while everyone was asleep, and in
this way, creep up close to settle
ments before anyone was aware of
the danger.
Our camp was hemmed in on all
sides, and while We We're in no i'm
mediate danger, II was necessary on
several occasions for us to backfire
IN order TO save ourselves from small
hres. Our communication with the
outside world was entirely cut off.
and although our hunting trip was
not near its end. we were more than
ready to end it at once, and to leave
without delay.
"On August "a there was a com
paratively heavy snowstorm. which
quenched the flames to some extent
and gave us an opportunity to leave.
We travelled for quite distance
through the burned district, and fin
ally reached railroad leaving that
region by way of the Northern Pa
cific road
for more than month we could
not see the sun, and often we could
not see 90 feet ahead of us on ac-
count of the smoke"
Mr.. Penrose and his companions
mad planned to remain in the Mon
tana forests hunting Tor some time
longer but when the fire cut their
pleasure short, they decided to aban-
don the trip for this year at least.
Spencer Penrose is one of the best
known capitalists in the West. He is
secretary and treasurer of both the
Utah Copper company, whose recent
operations have caused a stir in the
financial world, and the United tSates
reduction and Refining company. He
lives at 80 West Dale street.
Senator Penrose is republican
leader In national politics, while the
other brother. DR.. Penrose, is one of
the most prominent physicians in the
East The two Philadelphia men re-
turned home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

No pupils will be examined Tues
day, September 6, the first day of
school.
ri he first examination after school
begins will be given on Wednesday,
September Z.
All parents desiring to enter pupils
should bring them to the High School
building for examination this weel,
at the time particularly specified in a
notice in another part of this paper,
BY order of the board of directors.
j. HENRY ALLEN,
Superintendent of Schools.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05
PAVING MEETING

There will be a conference at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
city hall to which all property owners
in the paving district. interested in
the matter, are earnestly requested
to attend.
The meeting will be joint session
of property owners and the city coun-
Gil for the purpose of furthering the
paving proposition.
1t is expected that the report of
City Engineer Crawford will be ready
for submission at the conference and
that definite steps can be taken with.
out further delay.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05

+. n Cheney, of St Louis, Mo, an
dncie of Frederick William Cheney.
whose tragic death occurred i'm a
room az the Stamford hotel Wednes-
day Of last week, has arrived i'm the
city to aid the father in completing
arrangements for taking the remains
back to New Hampshire for burial.
me father is expected hourly but is
evidently behind the wreck at Glen
wood Springs or in some other man
ner delayed as he has not reached the
city as yet.