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Ohituar, Notes

Charles Edward Pollard. Designing and
-rIlIrE rurlu."r tor the / W bl~- ON
iunnIi t.'IT-r- OF machinery ia
H. 70, w. dI,-l yesterday 80 Hs Eurns.
,II ',I...'l,' ANsHn". 81 HIuV."Nv. He wa~
~ ,-ar- old Vi foilsrd MAS born III
rod England tiI> ihih"r. a u&' hinICIl
engineer ,l'u,' ~ TINS country when , hHrls-
J. vt~ very 'ufluE and settled H. Hartford.
ouu utr."> J. Pollard Wa- ~ ~" EN-
NOV "i ,u.. >ul..- aud Parker rr-~- COM
VlftN ui NddI'''uvu. tom . lud eighteen
s.,.r- ago. . lni. ih. " Hiss COMPANY
,l,-uyb..,I '.r stiles nud PARKER "outpany .
I,. came, fr bfupk.Nu WIN the latter Mr.
Pollard W. "A My-u, ~nGIu"r and a thirty
-..,nrld ,l.Ir,,.. Ni-uii ~" ,H- a member
~ IN" second congregational church al
B-uuhivu ~" - survived hy his Niie "ur
l,a- charlotte. Mlrtn- ui burlington. W
Justin Perry Miner. editor ni ID. |vup"
II, u 81 p'lukIrk died suddenly On Thursday
night h.iug found dead Yesterday morning
IN M room ~ ~. Hu'.. TRAITOR n" was
apuar.n'iv IA .NC.l"n' health on Ihur~,iay
oven hul-rIuR "t i.f- enjoyment IN hrpnstIng
rh,. urr,lII.ug sever" wIuirF storm lie.
was born IA sheridan. IN l-jg and
Wa graduated from Harvard nIN"r-Itv
IA I>>- with an \ u ucgr"" since then he
has i,.; Engaged IA "w-pap-r work. in
Guiding employment ~ Chicago and iio-'up
uf'fr..- ~. - survived by hts WI" -
p-..-'r' ~ a." West h'- mother. "a sister
and o. iTrrh"r IN >h"rtulu
Er,intrd ioh'I ,hHru died Yesterday IN
ah.'' u''d y ! ~ angina I"'tnrl- II"
i-' ffv" y"1r- h- rv'd u' la.k"N on,. but
.rrrr 80 'nH' ~" t,ri Iu l!,l- 80 and KurrI"
H. Wa - .'g. time = 'f..-''''' ~ 'Hr ! .''N
NN.irr Ni,fg-' uur,N
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YEARS FtCH FOR THREg.
Accused NJ Robbins n s:'ri The, Met In "a
Bower, Dance Hall

Thomas O'Brien. his brother John and
samuel Friedman VINO lUred Mvr'l"
Harding into a -'lIl.. on the East sid"
and robbed her. were. sentenced bv Judge
Malone in General Sessions Yesterday
adternoon 70 serve thirty .nu.. v"ar- zach
ins Stat" prison
Myrtle Harding. who cam" from Hart
ford. Conn went 10 ChInatOy.n SIth a
fsan the night Of NO...Inber - and after
ward went 20 "a dance hail Duith" B,Vrrv
Still later. a. she say. ON 'h.. protest 81
showing - rae" horse. tn" prisoners took
her TO the stable and robbed u.r 81 s2u
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~. T. a. iHkE ms ~ DDINTy
In iti- Brokers' Inir- In broad street
brother 81 the ate Din,snt Clarke.

Henry Aldl-v rla-n- brah-- ~ ~"
late. Dumont clarke died Suddenly y"-'"r-
day afternoon IN IN" Office Of Francis
Bush y broker ~ - Broad street Mr.
clark. had not been well for the las, fnw
DAYS and complained Of pains in his ches'
Yesterday h. went -, usual To IN" broker 81,
offiCe Ia look after his affairs and when
h., cJt there n" complained ~ IN" pans
Somebody went on - got HIM T. -trnu
LIANT and whll" h." wa- Eon" Mr. lark"
lied III ma chair
Nr clarke was born seventy eght
y"a.r-. ago IN N"wpDrt X son 81 P-"R
i'lars. president ~ IN" National Bank -
Rhod.. island 81 which hi~ great grand
father had been founder For tn" last
forty y.a7. Mr la-k.- hal been III New
Y0r. Sh..r" foT thirty years b" wa dis
count clerk for 'h. Bank ~ America
H.. was also q. director IN IN" National
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rn.-en,I, Haste of Amateur burglar

The poli0.. % Iho t,aI'.- 1V -nT'. -'ItIDn
in BrOOklvn ar" ~ qiIo-r 81 e burglar ynu
lyrok. INTO the home ~ Mr. ma Ru-"u.
quest ~ go Putnam ly.uU" "u iu.=-iIv
afternoon last when all fne m"uIh"r- ~
the family w""" on = Christmas shipping
tour dOwniown and .'pl" sJ,r worth 81
lewelry The rObb"r gained "u'~au',. rD
the hOu-" by cutting enough IT pane
~ gla-- 10 ~" v"s'Ihule door 10 reach
the latch H.. - supposed - have. b."u
an amateur. a- = n"~'. thorough r'u-I"k-
ing 81 the premise. would have rewarded
MIN wIrr p'h"- l"N"lry and -ilv"rSir"
valued - :gur0
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FII PFRkI\S DE 40.
Mr. Q an,ion Ma Well known as q ilnmor.
o,i> Writer n t.enrration Ago.

NoNkEES Doc 10 Nl"lNIIl. IL. I-anr,.y
1.andon ,th Perkins, died AT his home.
jDi Paltsad" avenue. m thus city early
ih.s morning MIR landun had h..eu IN
failing health about SIX years. suffer NIX
from In"omulnr ataN'a lie wa- TN
conscious for III" last eight days
Mrs l.andnn and Eur daughter Wei"
AZ the h.d-ld. when the end came Thu
funeral will b- held from th. HONS. ON
SUNDAY afternoon lh" m'"insrnt III
l- IA No,dlawn Cemetery
Nell, lilo De lanc..v lAudpn. well
known SON" twenty 81 thirty years agn
under the pen nam" ur IA P''rk in~. was
born al Eaton. Madison county. y Y.
ON September lS1g Ail"r a YEAR "r
So ia Madison University. later 'oiEa'"
I University. he. ,oupl-i"l hts College
course. AT tnIun toll-g" IN I>tl ari vas
appointed - Il place IN m" Ir"lS'Irv
department A. the beginning 81 ia"
NIl war h.. helped 20 organize and l--
cam" "A n,'mh.'r 1T IA" ,Iav RLi'GlIun
later h.CumnG a member 1T IA" stan
81 Gen. |. Ih-'laIn ~ Memphis H."
resigned from ih- army IA .>6i with in"
rank Of Via or
After leaving IN" army Nr Ilud"n
wa- Interested III cotton plaurrg ~ I."uI'.l-
ava and Arkansas In ls8; Ia" spent
\ year travelling abroad and them wa-
appointed Secretary Ia th" American
Legation al 81 Petersburg Nml.. a.
tn Russian capital hr did Uuu~ii-
"rahl" writing. and when h" r.turn.'I
tp ia" United States in 1870 h- published
his first bnon. Saratoga III 1871 "a hiTnnr.
nus prophecy \ second book, "a history
of tn" France PrriSsian war folluW.si
Not long after hIS return 10 the I'ni''.i
States VI" llndon hcram. the hrld II
m" Ne~ Work. News Association IT,.
began contributing humorous articles
- various newspapers and also h.'Gan
has career on IN" l,.rtrlre platform. which
did not close. until with advancing age
hrs health failed him
The fir, book by Eli Perkins 30 a.
tract attention wa- Wit HumnT and
PAIN ga published IN 1875 Fiv" wears
h''r h" published another book. VII
and HGnUr Of the Az" Other book
by the sam" author ar" -king- Ut Plat
form and Pulpit. Thirty Years ut Wit
and I'll Perkins ON Money Cold. ST.
v"r ~ BIm"'llll-m The last named
wa m" last book publ -h,.l hv Nj Ian.
don. ami n appeared Ia 1895 al rh'' 'lru'.
! ~ IN" free silver CDn'rUN"r>v
Mr l-Iud"n Was married IA 1875 'n E:..iv
Louis" Srlitn. HE home ws- - ss''''.is
'-ul Park West until he moved 90 Workers
d few months ago
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DIED.

BUNKER on Thursday. December IS 1910
Fila Marguerite Walsh. wife ~ William y
bunker and daughter ~ she late Mrs FII,
Cooper Church ~ Cooper Hu sheffield Mas
Funeral ~"Tvice> At ~ W~%t nd II on
SATURDAY. December ". - O'Clock p 81
CHARD suddenly. on December H. q, AXE
woo'i. y ! Richard John Chard in his 7-d
year Funeral private in'rrm-ni In Buffalo
CLEMENTS I'm Friday evening. Dcrcmb~r 10
% pneumonia. a. his resd-ncc Brent DI,
Vril Clements. son ~ George n and G,ro.
I'm Ditxril Clements In his ci,t year .,
pneumonia
FUNERAL In BO>'on.
DOSOHOF ~ BayOrns = prtdv., q
Donobos. Widov 81 John srt rothrr Of ur
i.rriuS John n and MarS
F'nrra' from her late residence, n Dodge =,
Monday morning hsH past o 'hsncr IN
50 Mays Roman Cs'hoiic church. whore
solemn high maSs wiiI be offered al 10 o clock
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AGITATOR FIGHTS FOR IIFE.
Lerrsas OF barcelona in D~cp " alter \r-
Fused of Plotting \ssassina tion.

Special Cls,r D'tr,'oF 20 THE SIS
MADRID. Dec. 10 Senior l,4rrouN the
socialist agitator and Deputy from BARGE
Iona. has become deeply involved through
his extreme attitude and IL now playing
his last card 10 pres.rv" hts political lf"
To-day hs defended his attitude b"for"
. messing If the Municipal Council of
Barcelona. a defence which was intended
20 act himself right b.for. his consiItu-
entst
SeaAAs Lsrroux it will be- recalled. mas
been ci,h-s-d with completely ia the recent
Attempt &c Assas-Inate "N Premier Maura
The Conse-: ativ"- nav" rah.n concerted
action TO follow IN. evidence. connect ing
Lerroux with IN" case and 10 Obtain his
punishment # II can h- proved he was
concerned in th. matter
In the Chamber to-day tn. Clerical
Deputies Pablo and Emiliano lgleSias
asked that l..rrouN b" imp-ach.d fnr
completely IN tn. attempted murder.
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DIED.

rooTE.-oa Thursday IT o-nir-. A. he- rrsd 'p-'.
:oi wc'' 'E'0 - lrra Norinnri, Ga- -r''r
OF the late Nd..t.on a. ard 'ullr uo4l4 Lcryy.-
and vie ~ Tuur.as " Foo'c.
Funeral rom - lgnaius Church. NTiN e. "A
West End A., on SATURDAY. December II.
at 1915 \. "A. Kindly omi, flower,
GRAY ON Dcccrihcr - 1910. at Elizabeth. y J..
Ernma AinSN0rih Cray. VIE Of William r.
Gray.
Funeral services :, hc- Is'e residence. S' Mon.
roe Nv. Elizabeth. J. Oh saturday AFTER
noon At o'clock.
MERRIAM On December IS. 1910. ~ summit
V. j. John ' Merriam. in his I'D ;esr
Funeral services A. MS late residence. ~ N-~
England az Summit =. J.. SATURDAY.,
DCcrrrbr- - AZ = VI Intrrr-cnt at New.
ton. y J . on SUNDAY AZ II 70 4 N.
MOORE MILITARY orpER oY THE LoIL
LEGION or THE United SrATys-CoS
M,SpErY or THr STATE oV WV YoRH.-Con.
| panionS are Informed % the death Of Com.
IAnion Clement &. Moore.
Funeral services Saturday. December u. 81
| Bartholomew Church. Madison av. ard
Hth ST. 10 \. VI. Companions please AZ
tend By order Of the Commando.
| \. NoTL BLNKSMhS. Recorder.
MURRAY on FRIDAY December ~ iTo. George
| Z MurrAv. agrd -. At ,h~ home ot his ~oa.
| Charles n MURRAY. - Park Av. Rockawsy
| pearr. l.. / Requiem aA0 orlo~z
| Monday. December TO- NJ 50. Roc " iiTa
| Poran Catholics hurrh. RocsAwa' PoNeh
| ln-crment calvary. Kindly omit flowers
ORR - m wcdnr~csy. December u. 1870. AT Crdsr-
| hurst. J.. T. Joseph Eillirn. IN his -7'h " ~
| bclo, I'd husband OF Marie Wade orr and ~nn
| Of the late John Clifton and Amelia =. or.
| Requiem mas A. - Joarhims church. 'edsr.
| hurst. l.. /. At io5n \. NJ. SaturdAy. Dccera-
| Der II. 1870. Intc-rncnt Philadelphia
| POLLARD ON December "a. Charles Eiwsrr.
beloved husband ~ Charlotte MarIae Pollard
| Funeral from his late residence. Els Greene Az,
1 BROOKLYN. Sunday, =. II. Burial prvA'-.
Hartford and Mrd~town papers please copy.
( THOMPSON On December - 1910 a; SoGis
! Orange. Y. J. Alice 4. Thompson. IN Eer
! ssth wear.
: Funeral services q, the residence OF re- 800
: iu-law. GTs-a~ \. Henckei. 30 Turr-l ~.
| Saturday afternoon December -. 81 o. c!ocs-
| Train iesrcs The d. l. & W II r :: - 'or
Mountain Station. Interruer- private
| VAN sLYKF.-on Dec errbcr Is. 1910 ~ Kinr'''n
y. Y. John Garnsey Nsn Slyke. ID. y IT aS
| ssh year
! Fyne-ai from the FIRST Dutch Church. Kin.'',n
| Ny. on sunday. December is.r-F n
termeIt private. Hudson River pATc-' Plea"
copy.
/ wiLiIS-On December - At Ca's-u !.
Agnes u. Wills. Vitc Of IN" late i-1a 90
! WINS In her 7o'h year
! SoIicc Of funeral hereafter Star'o-' M
gapers please cop
! 7OBFI on "Wednesday. rcc~'r5-v q .'s
J after = lingering Tines. Han.
only beoI ed Of liar> T. .a. -
! Lobcl. aged years D. DIS
Funeral from TIC rcsiIrr~". = ~. b. D.
Ivu. SATURDAY IN -. "
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tLSiCE-LORRiINE AUTONOMY.
Approves n Constitution for
GermaRy' Annex cd Land.

N0FCTW IIhIf DF1N1frH 70 THk NIN-
BERLIN. Dec 10 The BundesrEth has
approved draft - constitution for
Alsace Lorraine. tn" granting Of which
was announced some time ago.
Under this legislation. th. Reichsland
will be dcrached from the control of the
Bund.sra'h and Reichstag. and the I'D.
minlstration will b" entrusted 70 two
locally .laCtad chambers governor
will b" appointed 10y tn" RAISER and
Chancellor
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Bank II Rhnsi- Island He had for
the past twenty iv" years u summer
home called WIndswr-p On the Island oil
Jau-siuw Rhnd. Island.
Ia 1851 he married FEnn," Wood oil
Newport who died four wears ago. MIR
clark. H. survived by two sons and two
daughters. Audl-y larkr al tn. Audl-y
CL.rk- tnmpAuy III BROOKLYN. -. II Clark.
1T brooklyn Miss Harriet clarke and Mrs.
Philip Raymond n. lived ~ the Hotel
NJ I,,,nrg., Rrnnklyu
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Bang. the English setter owned by
Hiram L. Phelps. real estate dealer. who
was a silent witness for his master in a
suit for 5000 brought on the allegation
that the dog hit eleven-year-old Sophie
Kahn on the check. won the cnse yester-
day. when the jury before Chief Justice
O'Dwyer IN the City Court brought in n
verdicr for the defendant
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you,s,b,~ Ct~vk Arrested

George A. Lafollct,c. for the a %.
ySaso employed 40 a clerk IN 'hs rren..-
dspart ment - the Equitable" fifo ~
ancs Society a. 10 Broadway. ~ -,
yesterday IN the Tomhs court fog sKA
nation on the charge 81 having ~1l'a,.' "a
SIPS for IN. company and apurrr. .....
IL. Clarence L. Webster. ca-ht".
thar since September lafulle't~ htI ..
lscted amounts to the total of S3rr eel.
he had failed TO turn IN
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GIORGE D.. w RRn DEAD.
FORMERLY thief Inspector "r the bureau
81 eornbii>tiblr<.

t,"urg. T. MURRAY iI-i Yesterday at the
hoiu,. ut hl~ son. Charles D. Murray, al
- Park avenue. RuCkawav Beach He
Wa ~ years did and had Suffered from.
plrHiv-,- for more than "a year.
Mr. Murray was appointed chief In
-yrCtor at III" Bureau at 'umbiI>tIbl"~
IN Nav / i>9i and was removed from "ifi, ..
nn May n 1874. 10y Fire COMMISSIONER
John n a. Brirn upon complaints that the
Laws regarding IN. ~'oraE" "t C"mhu-' lhle>
III ~. Ct'v bad not been enforced property
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Sr.ctcl can't DsJpc'cs 70 INF SITS
81 PETERsRr no lDec 10 The students
Of the university and some of the COL
leges haX" resolved not 20 attend lectures
for three davs as protest against the
acGging of prisoners and the arrest Of
students
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Steam Drehgc .,rins,Ipa so.,

A steam dr'dg" M l"'fnu ~ Per " II
the North G"rrrtu Lio'd t.In" m HrhoS"u
late yc-'"r,ilv afternoon -roopsd UP the
body Of par"iUO'"d man from IN. bed
NJ the river The body ha- been 10 tn"
Hater for . long time
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DIED..

HE ilNTEU IN Tnursin. December Is 1870
~ nj. h'~ re,tirn~r. ~ W~,; Forty siSth ~
"rphas Prslnrrf In the S''h vesy ~ hi. sgr
Funeral nm Sa'urdsi ~ " from the ~
Iegi1i~ Church N'h a. and is'r ~ p'saNe
omit r1Ntrs
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OTTAWA. Dec 10 Tn" National Hydro
Ei"r'r,r Company. with capital stock
~ g ~" nuD Was Incorporated here to- day.
IT, primo pa ONO. j. 10 T." m Montreal
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iNDt.Itr >hIR~

vaANE Y. CAMPBEII. :sI-:s1W %" '.
ChAp~ls Ambulance service. Tel 1920
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rE>TKaI. rHr>B, tEeIA> 'n' ~ "
GRACE CHURCH

services =. ~. T.. PrrHrhrrs
Rev &. " flash. Z. Reftoc o. .
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22
Edward and John a Mighty Team.


thing while ersche Hogg
fair could
recall the the this district during their
pancy OF the seat of congress from this district
1t entirely different Something being done attempted
John Manpain John
from him. only republican
oring the position himself, like Hogg and Haggot.
recently m promote
Then credited
that is inquiry regarding the iar lands Philip
The avemeer unawuy
Philippines
government
lands that sold
as the 250O-acre limitation.
held
lands being religious
the welfare the Fiiipinos
praised that emphatcaly called
department justice of national which this
sale the holding
povo in
of
case
thereby defeating which
enacted dosng
already accomplished
by Mr.. Martin and his democratic colleagues
the Hon Edward
Colorado
history
tin.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22
The Records Will Show.


S mil
levy
selupporting
3l-ml o $4,000.
furthermore appropriation
would be in
$4,000
incurred in the of little
ayt In
months after Mayor Wentworth
The Sentinel made
be called what it
business attempting guide it's affairs
Bill vedder blowing off
regarding this
Mr. vedde those
Sentinel with making false statements
We statement
We don't take back single
mad a
debt Indebtedness
commission of
a
han this last three months during
a
oil an we ehavem
through
supported BY the records dislike
standing the
deliberately.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22
Put Billy Sunday at Congress-.

Billy Sunday religious
last
The
able meeting truly wonderful
At the his
ten
thousand dollars.
here is the
Twohrd of
o
could
administration exposed, which smells
reflection be
Further
that he left thousands
witnessed
Sunday
anaySed thoroughly. but that it eIists
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22
COUGH PROVES
To BE FATAL

Another death, caused by whoop-
ing cough, is reported today, this be-
ing the second death, among children,
from this cause that has occurred in
the valley within the past week.
Chetser Wright, the two and one
half year old son of A. l.. Wright, re-
siding near Whitewater, died last
night. The child suffered from a
fearful attack of whooping cough.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at Whitewater. Undertaken f. A.
Krohn has charge of the remains.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

j. NJ. Graham will sell all the beau
tiful furniture and carpets. the prop
erty of Mr.. Spangler tomorrow after
noon. Wednesday, Feb. 23. at the
corner of Ninth and Ute avenue
These goods are nearly new and in
fine condition. Come and get some
of the bargains.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Judge Kicker of the Excelsior
Steam Laundy. was today agreeably
surprised to encounter on the streets
of Grand Junction one of his old time
friends and Civil war comrades.
Judge John T. Scott. of Colorado
Springs. These gentlemen we're most
intimate and devoted friends some
thirty years ago, but had not seen
each other for twenty years. They
served in the same company in the
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

C. NJ. Paine, promoter of the Vir-
ginia Mesa lands at De Beque, Is
transacting business in Grand juno
tion this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Joe E. Dulmaine Is engaged in
business at 1915 Stout street, Den
yer. where he will be pleased to meet
anyone from GraLd Junction and the
western slope.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Good horses, best or rigs, courteous
treatment, for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill. the livery and transfer
men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22
MONEY TALKS
One and a half for one?

One and a half for one?
Investigate our gents club plan
Keep your clothes looking natty
and new at q nominal charge.
There is no money that is spent
more judiciously or that brings you
more value for the amount tnan when
you have dress. suit or waist
made new.
Our facilities for cleaning every
kind OF ladies' and gentlemen's wear
ing apparel and the service offered
by us will be found particularly sat
isfactory.
THE UP-TO-DATE
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

From all
Warfeld of
he
one-hal imagined
field will
neasu
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Civil war and were boyhood chums.
II is needless to say the chance meet
ing was pleasant one.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

j. r. Harsh and S. A. Bailey, of The
Telluride Power Co. of Telluride, Wis
tied friends in the city short time
today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Joe Z. Dulmaine Is now located Ano
ioing business at ISIS Stout street
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

In dining tables, dining chairs. iron
beds. ETC., many bargains can be Sc
cured at Cosgrove & Stough's
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Only short time now remains for
you to secure bargains in the furni-
ture line at Cosgrove & Stough's-
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Any amount of A No. l hay at the
Cash Feed Store, 307 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

For heavy hauling see Barton =
rerrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Reserved seats on sale Thursday
morning at the Auditorium for the
barrel race.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

The believe
a good bp aou
half supply this
that wells this
would
be totally Inadequate
men but only further delay
necessities of the supply
they produce sufficient
simply dream
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Remember that you save 800 .
year by paying for The Sentinel in
advance.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

j. f. Nick enzie. expert in plumb
Ing and heating work. 545 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

John G.. Miller, Of Red Cliff, is
business visitor in the city this after
noon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

We make old clothes look new.
Goods called for and delivered. The
Suitorium. 125 South Firth street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Get good habit-phone or go to
kramer's market for fresh meata
oysters. fish. poultry and vegetables
Everything good to eat and every
thing guaranteed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-26

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-26
PAINTED IKE DOGS
FORBES AND YATES SUFFERED
FOR WANT or OXYGEN.
u 10 Thought the Rubber Air Mattress
In Bottom Of Balloon Basket Pre-
vented broken Backs.

Glasgow, Ky.-fIy the side OF a
wrecked car attached 10 huge dir
igible balloon which dropped from the
skies near the little town OF Center.
Metcalfe county. 80 miles from here,
two men. A. Holland Forbes and J. G.
Yates, Of New York, we're found UNI
conscious.
That the flight Of Forbes and Yates
was not without its compensations
was indicated by a statement made
by Forbes
The balloon broke the ascent rec
ord. II is declared. and some valuable
photographs OF the comet we're So
cured at an elevation Of $4,000 feet.
The balloon reached the extreme al
titude of 10000 feet. which Is 1000
feet higher than any flight
Discussing the more remote circum
stances which might have had bear
ing on the accident Mr.. Forbes ex-
planned; "In starting from Quincy we
we're unable to carry more than 30
forty-pound bags of sand. which. to-
gether with the great height to which
we assembled, shortened the trip. We
should never have started the flight
with less than 30 bags of ballast
"On this trip did not mind tire low
temperature so much, as both of us
were prepared for H. We suffered for
want OF oxygen. though, when we went
higher than $4,000 feet. The pressure
at that height is not more than three
or four pounds. and n seems that one
can not get enough air.
I'VE painted like dogs and my ear
drums and eyes panied me greatly.
Yates suffered in the same manner.
Some aeronants take tanks OF oxy-
gen with their supplies. but we did Lot
think we would need H.
81 can not describe the sensation OF
that 300 feet drop to the ground. II
came so suddenly that have faint
recollection OF seeing men below me
in plowed field. and OF subconscious-
~ trying, II seemed. to tilt up the
basket that Mr.. Yates and I might
spring free from the rigging when
close to the ground Because the has
ket did not tilt as II would have done
under ordinary circumstances was the
cause Of our injury
81 believe the only thing that pre-
vented the breaking OF our backs
when the basket fell. bottom squarely
down under the weight OF the bag. was
the rubber air mattress which wa had
placed in the bottom OF the baske'
that we might be comfortable wher
we went TO lie down.
For a moment I was stunned by
the impact. Then recovered and
saw two or three men coming to oul
aid. They extricated us and in impro
vised filters We were carried to thi'
house"
Forbes is naturally proud of hi
achievement, regardless of the fac
that II came so near costing him hi
life. as well as that of his companion
Forbes and Yates have improved
since the balloon accident. Both are
cheerful. and viii leave for home. Mrs
Forbes will Join her husband en- route
Yates has little to say OF the trip
but becomes interested when the
comet is mentioned. He describes hi,
view Of tho comet as grand.