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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
The CIGAR Makers InternationI

The Cigar Makers international
Union has a. most excellent chan OF
benefits. Last year. according to the
report to the American Federation
Of Labor, the cigar makers paid out
s2ss, 00O in death benefits; death
benefits members wives. $500; sick
DEMENT'S, $1s5.O0e: travelling >bene-
fits. $4,000; unemployed benefits.
$4,000.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20


same. They both accept the West
minister Confession Of Faith with its
Calvinistic foundation-that God, be-
fore the foundation Of the world fore
ordained whatsoever comes to pass;
that he predestinated q aslect, saint
ly few to heavenly glory. and equally
foreordained that the remainder Of
thousands Of millions Of Ron-elect
should be maintained IN eternal life
to all etrenity. In OEdar, that they
might suffer oxcruciating pains. both
mental and physical. 1svsreAding. a.
. part of the supposed penalty Of the
Original Sin" committed By eur Arst
parents in Eden.
evidently there viii b few people
in these hishly iAtelligeat Christian
bodies ready to instst. - our fore
fathers did, that this element Of faith
il essential to salvation. Sew Of rs
would agree with Brother John Cal
vim. the great architect Of this creed,
tht fellows Christians rejecting this
doctrine should be burned ct the
stake, as Brother Calvin decided In
respect to Brother Seryetus. No.
thank God! We have outgroYn some
OF the narrowness which so terribly
fetered some Of our, brethren dur
Tag the dark ages
Few any longer believe that. there
are infant in hell not q span long, I"
because non-elect. Even where the
doctrine Of Election is still blindly
held, few have the temerity to state
their belief that any innocent infant
was predestinated to everlasting tor
ture. But Brother Calvin's conten-
ton expressed in the Westminster
Confession is that there are no limo
cent infants-that>t the condemnation
of Original Sin was to eternal tor
lure and that Adams children.
born in sin and shapen in iniQuity"
were therefore not innocent, but
guilty-born under the sentence Of
eternal torment and salvable from
it only through membership in the
Church Of Christ Indeed we may
say that this theory was still older
than Calvin. for did not St Augustine
first declare the danger OF infants
to eternal torture ana the 4eces-
sity OF their being brought into the
Church of Christ by baptism In or
der to escape eternal torturef And
it not the force Of this teaching
still manifest amongst both Protest.
ants and Catholics. aa evidenced by
their fear to have an infant die
unbaptized--so that some. IN ex7.
treme cases. even parctice :.baptismg'
in utero?" u
Doctrinally Methodism 10 indlrects
ly opposed to Calvinism in every
sense Of the word. Possibly Metho-
ditsts will have less to concede than
Calvinists. because although in Wes-
ley's day the doctrine Of Free Grace
was combated on every hand. i is
now the tacit faith Of the vast ma
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

The city employment bureau at
Memphis, Tenn, recently inaugu rated
by Mayor Howse, with the assistance
of the Trades and Labor Council is
proving a success. A number Of citi-
Gems have already secured employ
ment through this bureau, and with
out any cost.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

After an active and successful ca.
reer Of more than dozen years, Bos-
ton Boilermakers' Lodge No. 9 is
lbout to disband. The lodge will al
low the members to act as individuals
in the matter of joining the interna-
tfohal.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

The San Francisco. Iron Trades
Council has instructed its secretary to
communicate with the California rep
resentative in congress and ask them
to interest themselves in securing a
uniform eight-hour day for all iron
trades under Federal direction.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-21

TIA n,-- -r5 .fGc~-~ >Ca-g-E,
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
STOPS
SHIP PMENTS

Tailored cloak and suit shipments
already have been delayed six weeks
and may be delayed much longer If
The New York strike is not settled
soon, according to Mrs. r. G. Hender-
son, of the r. G. Henderson and Co.
ladies' outfitters' house of this city.
In speaking OF. the strike of the
cloak and suit makers in the metrop-
oils today Mrs Henderson said that
the designer for S. l.. Silver and COM
pany had been shot three times and
the present employees slept in the
plant for fear of violence to them
selves and to prevent destruction of
property of the company. Silver and
company are a large firm and furnish
a large part of the goods for r. G.
Henderson and company.
It is hoped by local firms that the
strike will soon be settled and that
shipments of goods will be resumed
at an early date.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
MANY BILLS
BUT. LITTLE
SPEED MADE

Denver, Aug. 1j.-The most i'm
portant measure introduced in the
senate today was Senator Scott's pub
lie service commission bill. He has
given the subject much careful study
and drafted his measure along the
lines of laws in New York, Wisconsin.
Massachusetts and other states. 1t
was referred to the committee on
railroads and corporations and was
at once reported back for printing.
Senator McCue's primary bill, con-
tanning convention and petition fea-
lures was not ready to be returned
by the printers today but will be re-
turned in time for tomorrow's ses-
sion.
Senator Scotts bill, the direct pri-
mary, bank guaranty, headless bal
lott and initiative and referendum
bills were referred to committees
which at once reported them back
with instructions to print.
The resolution, introduced by
Senator Scott, inviting some promi-
nent bankers from Oklahoma to dis
cuss the guaranty law, was laid over
till tomorrow. Senator Telford's bill
affecting the railroads was also de
ferred till Tuesday morning.
The feature of the session of the
house today was the conference held
by Chairman Ward with the chair
men of the float districts which last
ed till 1880.
Governor Shafroth expresses him
self as well pleased with the progress
made by the democratic senators iii
their efforts to get together and he
believes that it will result in the
passage of the platform measures.
Enough republican votes have been
arranged for to pass the initiative
and referendum. according to the
leaders. With the exception of the
progress noted above, the legislature
has been marking time.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
YOUNG GIRL
MURDERED
BY UNKNOWN
LBy Associated Press. l

Abilene, kans., Aug. Without
even clue to the murderer of Bertha
Renigus, who was found dead at the
home of her parents yesterday morn
ing, the police today found other eyi-
denCe which makes it certain that
she was killed by someone who en-
tered her bedroom. Ladder prints
were discovered on the porch. the
paint was rubbed OFF the side Of the
house where the top of the ladder
had been placed and a hole had been
cut in the screen of her bedroom
window. At this point all trace is
lost, and there is not even a tangible
suspicion as to who the guilty party
may be.
Miss Renigus was one of the towns
most popular young women The
girl had been planning a surprise
upon some of her friends, and was to
have LEFT early to meet. Carl Livings-
ton, former schoolmate and long
time sweetheart, and they were to
be married at Topeka.
The most mysterious part of the
AFFAIR is note, scribbled in German
on bill-head. which was found in
the yard. This message bears evi-
denoe of having been written under
the strain of great excitement. Il
was placed in the yard Saturday
evening, just below Miss Renigus'
window, and reads: Il have muir
dered her. Bring jewelry two blocks. p"
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
FURY OF FOREST FIRES
REPORTED UNDATED
IBy Assoeiated Press. ]

Washington, Aug. 15.-The fury
of the forest fires in the Glacier ma
tional pal * in Montana has not abat-
ed, according to the latest reports
received here by the interior depart
ment.
aior r. Logan, the supervisor of
the new park, in a telegram received
by Acting Secretary of the Interior
Pierce today, made another appeal
that troops be rushed to his assist
ance. 1t is assumed, however, that
the dispatch was sent before Major
Logan had received word that soldiers
were en- route.
Major Logan was instructed to
communicate with the commander OF
Fort Wright at Spokane, who would
inform him how many soldiers had
been placed at his disposal and when
they would arrive. If the number
proves to be inadequate, more will
be sent.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
|NTERURBAN
STARTS DOWN
MAIN STREET

Ground was broken and a great
force OF men put 10 work this morn
ing. ON the construction OF the con-
Meeting link between Twelfth and
Main streets and Tenth and Main
streets, or the line of the Grand
Junction and Grand River Valley
railroay.
At the present time the Main Street
line runs up Tenth street. This
Will continue TO he the line to be used
by the city cars. The connecting line
will be for the use of the interurban.
one way only. for the present time.
lnterurlan cars will run down
Twelfth street and then to the car
barns and around Second street to
the new Electric building. When
they pass out from the city they will
run up Main street to Twelfth street
and turn up Twelfth street and then
on to Fruita.
The construction work is in charge
of Alexander SeeEm!ller and is being
pushed as rapidly as possible At the
corner of Eleventh and Main streets,
there is cOnsidera BILE grade that viii
have to be cut down. but in the same
square near the corner of Tenth. the
street is low and the dirt viii be used
to fill up.
The intCrurban cars. as soon as this
connecting link is made, will run as
stated above. The work Will require
several weeks to entirely finish. so
that the change from the present
route can be made.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
MORE FACTS
IN INDIAN
SCANDAL
IRy Associated Press. 1

sulphur, Okla, Ang. l5.-More de
tails of J. +. McMurray's alleged ac-
tivity at Washington to promote his
10 per cent attorneys fees contracts
in the sale of $30.0OO,0O0 worth OF
Indian lands We're related before the
congressional investigating commit
tee today.
w. Il. Johnson, a CORNER United
States attorney, today testified that
certain indictments against Murray
in 1905 were ordered dismissed by
the attorney general. The indict-
ments We're returned against McMur-
ray and Others in connection with
100000 expense account which Nice
Murray's firm had filed against the
Indians in the prosecution of citizen
ship cases. 1t was alleged in the in
dictment that the expense account
had been padded.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
HARMONY
HANGS ON
ROOSEVELT 7
[By Associated Press. ]

oyster Bay, L. l., Aug. 15.-Lloyd
c. Griscom. chairman of the New
York County republican committee,
arrived here early today from New
York. and proceeded directly to Sag
amore Hill.
Mr.. Griscom refused to discuss the
subject of the conference which he is
to have with Colonel Roosevelt, but
it is known that he is the bearer of
an important message from President
Faft, with whom he visited at Bev-
erly, Mass, on Saturday night.
Colonel Roosevelt intimated that
he might have something to say at
the conclusion of the conference
1t is generally believed that MI
Griscom took TO Colonel Roosevelt an
urgent message looking toward har-
mony among all elements of the party
in the fall campaign.
Upon Colonel Roosevelt's reply, it
is believed, will depend in a great
measure the future relations between
the president and eX-president.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

The funeral of Willard Patton was
held this afternoon from the home at
324 South Seventh. Rev. Forsyth
preached the sermon and the home
was crowded with sorrowing friends
of the bright young man whose life
came to such an abrupt and pathetic
end Saturday afternoon. Many floral
offerings were showered upon the
bier and the gap left by the demise
of the beloved young man is one
which will be hard to fill. The pail
bears were Dudley C. Haskell, Walter
Nelson. Mr.. Wells, Everette Munroe,
Mr.. Terrill, Walter Hatch.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
MORE THAN THOUSAND
DEAD AND MISSING
IBy Associated Press. ]

Toxic, Japan, Aug. 15.-The cas-
ualties occasioned by the great floods.
which last week inundated many dis
tricts of Japan and on Saturday al
most submerged two of the principal
wards of this city, were given out to-
day, after official investigation, as
112 dead and missing.
Three thousand nine hundred and
fifty-three houses We're washed away,
in addition to thousands which were
under water during the flood, but re-
sisted the strain.
Thousands of persons are homeless
and dependent upon the public for
relief.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
IS Y. I. REED
FINANCING
DON JAIME?

1t is simply impossible to keep
live Coloradoan out of the limelight
even vixen he visits foreign lands.
There are several local examples of
that fact, and 1t is always a pleasure
for their friends and acquaintances
to see the prominence that is accord
ed the tourists when abroad. but it is
doubtful ii anyone has been made
the hero of such a sensational story
as that which has percolated through
the news agencies and is now being
circulated over here. In brief that
story is as follows:
Werner u. Reed, the Colorado bank
er and miner, is said to be financing
Don Jaime in his campaign for the
Spanish throne. The pretender and
the Colorado millionaire met some
months ago at the home of painter
who has a Spanish wife who is a
strong Carlist. strong friendship
is said to have sprung up between the
two men and they have Deen in fire.
quent consultation since the row be-
tween Spain and the vatican became
acute.
Werner H. Reeds Denver friends
are inclined to scout the assertion
that the Colorado Springs millionaire
is financing Don Jaime.
Reed takes deep interest in Eu
ropean affairs" said one last night,
but he is too careful business man
to embark on hazardous business of
financing revolutions, especially
where almost the only question in
yolved is who shall wear crown.
Reed has a wide circle of ac-
quaintances in Paris and | happen to
know that one of his good friends is
an earnest Carlist. The fact that
Reed has frequently been seen in the
company of this friend has probably
given birth to the story carried by the
cable to the News.
In a real battle for human rights
Reed would risk as much as any man
| know. but he is too much of demo-
crat in the broadest and best sense
of that much abused term, to become
involved in royalist plot
Reed is one of the best liked of the
Colorado millionaires. He made his
first big stake when he sold the STRAIT
ton independence mine at Cripple
Creek to English investors for SILL
100000. His commission was mill
lion. He has been fortunate in other
investments. having established the
first beet sugar plant in Kansas, ac-
quired a string of profitable banks in
this state and laid out the orchard
town of Iona, near Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
DEPUTY SHERIFF IN
SHOOTING AFFRAY

Montrose, Colo, Aug. 15.-Sheriff
Holloway has received word from
PadaroX that his deputy A. ]. Talbert
shot John Linderman Saturday night.
1t is reported that Linderman had
been making threats against the lives
of certain persons and the deputy
proceeded TO place the man under
arrest. Linderman, however, resist
ed and picking up a shovel attempted
an assault on Talbert. The latter
pulled his gun and fired two shots.
which struck Linderman in the
shoulder and side but not inflicting
serious wounds
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
RIO GRANDE TRAIN
SAVED FROM WRECK

Castle Rock, Colo, Aug. 15.-The
presence of mind of Jolu Clinton
lasl night saved d. 4 r. G. passen-
ger train No. from wreck and the
loss of scores of lives. Clinton flag
ged the engineer just in time for him
to stop the train within a short dis
tance of a serious washout, caused
by fierce storm of rain and hail
half hour previous.
The washout delayed traffic for
siy hours. No. . not getting into Den
yer until a. m.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
LIGHT CONTROL
DEMONSTRATION

Saturday night on the car of Mr..
Dan T. Hill. Mr.. w. C. Scheu, who
has patented device whereby the
lights on an automobile can be low
cred or raised at will. gave an exhibi-
ton of the working of the lights.
Mr.. Scheu is the patentee of the
device and it seems to work like a
charm. The device is cut into the
supply hose from the tank containing
the gas and then it is operated from
inside the dashboard or under the
seat, simply by pressing a button,
much in the same manner that an
electric light is turned on or off
Quite a few owners of autos saw the
exhibition of the device and we're
greatly pleased with the manner in
which il was operated.
One of the special features of the
device is that there is a great saving
in the use of gas, this being cut
down at least two-thirds, when the
car is not running When car is
standing still. the lights can be turn
ed way down, effecting'a considerable
saving. Another feature is that
when passing another car, the lights
can be turned sufficiently low so that
the drivers OF either car will not be
blinded by the glare from each 9TH
er's car.
Altogether every person who saw
the device of Mr.. Scheu. who is an
old time former resident here. were
more than pleased with its workings.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
MAYOR GAyNOR IS
IN GOOD CONDITION
IRY Aesociated Press. |

New York, Aug. 15.-Mayor Gay
nor showed further improvement to-
day and is rapidly emerging from the
danger zone. He is in good condition.
one of the physicians VINO is at
tending the MAYOR said today that,
barring unforeseen and improbable
complications, Mayor Gaynor would
be able to leave the hospital two
weeks from today, and that by the
middle of next month he will have
recovered sufficiently to start for the
Adirondacks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
CARDINAL BLAMED
FOR VAT|CAM'S ACTS
IBy Associated Press. /

Madrid, Aug. IA semi-ofiicial
note was issued today attributing to
Cardinal Merry DelVal, papal secre-
tary of state, the sole responsibility
for the acts of the vatican in the con
troversy with Spain.
The note says that the statements
were issued by the cardinal for the
purpose, according to the note, of
influencing the press of the world,
and that they will make no impress
sion upon the Spanish government.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
IS NOT WORRYING
OVER PACK TRAIN
IBy Associated Press. |

Missoula, Mont. Aug. 1j.-Forest-
er Greeley feels no apprehension for
the pack train OF 20 hores, which was
reported yesterday by Major Fem of
the Clear Water reserve to have been
marooned in the heart of the forest
Mr.. Greeley says that the report
probably mean nothing more serious
than that the fire had crossed the
most direct route of the pack train,
and that it would be compelled to go
a more roundabout way and thereby
be delayed several days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

TROOPS To
BE: CALLED
IBy Associated Press. /

Columbus, o., Aug. 15.-Troop b
and battery c, both of this city, have
been ordered out in the Garments
strike.
The military officials are going
over the lists for the purpose of or
derfng out 1000 troops at once.
The lst regiment of Cincinnati has
also been ordered out.
A number of cars on the Columbus
Dayton division of the Ohio Electric
Company are being operated today by
clerks and stenographers.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
EXPOSITION BURNED
[By Associated Press. !

Brussels, Belgium, Aug. l5.-The
ruins OF the burned sec ctions of the
Belgium exposition, which were de
stroyed yesterday are still smoking.
although all danger OF a renewal of
the fire is past,
The losses are not so great as esti
mated last night, when they We're
estimated at $lO0,00O,O0G. How
ever. the damage will run into mill
ions of francs.
The exposition will be reopened in
a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Today's realty transfers of record
were:
Louis W. Bickel to j. Ernest
Lewis, . acres s6250.
William w. Miller to Delilah Bal
lard. 10 acres $4,000.
Arthur Sinclair to w. L. Albin, s
acres exchange.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
BUY WATER BONDS

Longmont, Colo. Aug. t5.-The
bond buying house of j. II. Coffey &
Co. has purchased $50. 900 of bonds
for the local water works. The en-
tire city water system will cost in the
neighborhood Of $3j0,000 when com
pleted.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
GIRL SHOT IN LEG
BY TARGET SHOOTERS

Colorado Springs, Aug. i5.-Miss
Carrie Huggins was mysteriously shot
in the leg yester-al while walking
up Ute Pass. Today three small boys
called on her, apologized and explain
ed that they were target shooting and
that the injuries, which were not
serious. were merely accidental.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

Harold Stevens is the proud pos-
scissor OF the Brush automobile which
he won in the St Joseph Fruit Grow
er subscription contest. It is a daisy
runs as smooth as a high-priced tour
ing car snd covers the ground fully
as we'll as the majority of the cars OF
the city. The owner understands the
mechanism and has demonstrated it
to his many friends on numerous oc-
casions.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

The Colorado Midland special train
yesterday had more than 400 pas
sengers on board when it arrived at
Glenwood. More than half that num-
Der were from-this city. Local tickets
were sold to the number of 1872 and
more than dozen passes Were used
by local people.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
; s*++*+**++++++4+.s + = +

+ There appears to be little =
+ chance of Mesa county getting :
J. the use of any convicts for work +
+ on the roads until next year. :
: County Commissioner John d. i
: d. Secor has received a letter :.
!. from the warden OF the peniten- 4
+ tiary to the effect that there :.
! Will he no Jouvirts available for :
I. this county before next spring. /
r I
= + = #.#*4+ %+.E+* !
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

Samuel f. Spohn, mayor of Gosh.
en-. Indiana, and president and gen.
erai manager Of the Spohn Medican
company, is a most pleasant visitor
to the city accompanied by his wife
and son Frank. Mayor and Mrs.
Spohn are relatives of o. B. Trumbo
Of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
METAL QUOTATIONS.

tBy Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 15.-Lead, steady;
4.40 to 4.5O.
Copper, 1920 to 1880.
Silver, 50 u.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

Late Saturday afternoon County
Judge Sullivan granted a decree of
divorce to Emma Agnes Donahue
from Silas l.. Donahue, on the
grounds of desertion.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

A notice has been posted stating
that the American Railroad Employees
and Investors association has offic-
tally set the date of August 20 as
Railroad Mans Day in Denver. No
tice has been previously given of this
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

F. C. Jacquette, former well
known resident here, but who has
been residing at San Diego. Cal. for
the last few years, has returned with
his family to this city to make it his
permanent residence Mr. Jacquette
has returned 10 Fruitvele. where he
formerly resided. The many friends
OF the family are giving them a most
cordial welcome back.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

1t is probable that the Hargis boy
and an Italian lad. both convicted for
bicycle stealing, viii be taken to the
reformatory tomorrow by Sheriff
Schrader.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

GBy Associated Press.l
Chicago, Aug. 15.-Today Septem
ber wheat closed at 1021s.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

Justice OF the Peace Joseps P.
sweeney united in marriage Lester
Charlesworth and Gussie Fleming.
both of Collbran.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

A j. Jarsett, OF Morgan. Okla
is spending a few days in the city
looking over land and orchards with
view to locating.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-15

w. H. Huston. of Kearney, Neb.
is a ne warrival in the city today.