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Evening journal., 1912-12-31
REGISTERS NOTICE.


IL STATE or ESTHER ALEXANDER.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters o.
Administration. upon the estate OF Esther
Alexander. late OF Wilmington hundred de.
ceased. we're duly granted unto Leoia j Fav.
on the 1ith day ~ December A. d. 1912
and al persons indebted 90 the said de.
ceased are requested 90 make payment 20 the
Administratrix without delay, and all per-
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 70 exhibit and present the
same. duly probated. 20 the said Administra-
trix. on OF before the 18th day Of Decem.
Der, A. ID. 1919 OF abide by the law in this
behalf LEOLA J. FAY.
Administrative
Address Mrs Ieoia j. Fay. care D fark
son Peirce. Wilmington. Del. dt2-eod-ot
l. STATE or MARGARET O REEVES.
II DECEASED
Notice ia hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamcntary upon the estate Of Margaret G
Reeves late OF Wilmington hundred de.
ceased. were duly granted unto the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company. on the
18th day OF December. A. ID. 1912 and AM
requested 20 make payment TO the Executor
mands against the deceased are required 10
exhibit and present the same, duly pro
baied. 20 the said Executor on or before the
18th day Of December. A. ID. 1913 or abide
by the law in this behalf
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Address Securify Trust safc Deposit
CufupHnN. Wilmington Tel 40. ood o.
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ScHnnI

The Beacon Business Colleges
located in the DUPONT Building. will
reopen the day school Thursday Jan
End. Night school Friday, Jan. 3rd
Those contemplating practical
course of study should investigate ne
Beacon courses, and make arrange
ment now,-fo recelps che advantages
they possesa.s
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VAR Dressing.

I OuiSE G. POTTS-HAIR DRESSING
II and Manicuring parlors Specializing ON
tacc Packs and Hair WorA. ID. & A. phone.
e1a1A d7.9m
NJ RS CARRIE WRIGHT. no. rofo
WI Washington street Manicurinr eIcc-
tric scalp treatment facial massage. hair
dressing. shampooiug. Combines neatl,
made up. d. g A., f95fL. d3I emo.
NJ ISIS FRANCES MUl HERIN. FOR.
INl merry 81 s28 Market street ha. "a
laoyed 20 S26 Market street shampooiar
scalp treatment, facial massage, eiectricsi
treatment, manicuring; fun lire Of switches
and transfcrmqticns. also comhincs neatly
made up O A. phone 5sEeA uJ6.iy
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Rooms for Rent Sales Real Estate and Business Opportunities
ROOMS FOR RENT.

N ICE, CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS:
~ rates reasonable No. TOT King ST
n3O1m.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

w ANTrg-BOYs TO LEARN PLUMB
w Ing. Apply No. 715 shipiey Steei.
u7-tf
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W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance..
Both phones,
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RESORTS
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est Rates s. s. "BERHUDIkN'' ffhr Qbir
used by President. Elect wilson,. Twin scrcw
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mails orchestra; wireless. Record trim.
80 hours 20 minutes. FASTEST newest and
only Steamer landing passengers az the dock
IN Bermuda without. transfer. S. S. 'sORO-
TAVA,' io.063 tons displacement: sails
every Tuesday. beginning February fth. Tick
cts interchangeable with r. NJ s. p Co
WEST. INDIES
New S. S. Guiana and other steamers fort.
nightly for St. Thomas. st. Croix, ST kits
Antigua, Guadaloupe. Dominica, Martinioue
ST. Lucia Barbados and Demerara.
For full information apply 20 A. z OUTER
BRIDGE CO., Agents Quebec s. s. Co.
Ltd. 20 Broadway. New York JOHN CRAIG,
1o7 W. Ninth street. or any ticket agent
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PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
Mules. Cows and contracting
outfit, on my Golden HIN
farm, Mt. Cuba, Del, Mon.
day, January 6. 1918. az /
o clock gharn. 20 horsea z
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PUBLIC SALE.
PuR1Ic SALE OF ANrrorrs

I'17'E NI7'IlIl Vt ~ T " 7 =
In their original condition, will be- held Mon.
day, Jan q 1913. at No. 228 King Some
hno pieces old English inlaid swell front bu.
reaui original hrasscs. high posted bcdstead
handsomely carved mahogany Pembroke
claw foot table, handsome Empire claw-foot
bureau, slope fall desk. Hopplewhte and
Sheraton tables, nndirona. old blue china
fine old violin, etc. Sale commences 10
q. m. HARRY SrIDHAM
d9l-i2,d. Auctioneer
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mules 10 cows Among this lot Of cows YOU
viii find some exceptionally good ones five
and six years old Some second hand horses
that worked on tho new road 70 West Ches.
ter last summer pairs large mules. young,
weigh 2,4OO pounds. Pair 2year-old mules
weigh 1,6oo pounds. Nearling mule. viii
offer for sale my Monte Jr.. fast pacing
stallion. He won blue ribbons in 1911 and
won Che only race ne entered In 1Ql3
years old. sound My 12.year-old boy drives
hun. His time is 2.2o without straps lie
IL fine locker
Contracting outdt--Four dump wagons.
new Geiscr sprinkler large air jack viii
lift 10 tons, lot of scoops. about a hundred
picks and shovcls and several wheclharrows
10 sets of wagon harness bought new last
spring. Lot Of 2-inch planks. were used for
cement purposes and lot Of other articles
too numerous Go mention. Gentlemen. don q
miss this sale. Many bargains will TO-
They must be sold
Terms Of saleA credit of six months will
be given BY purchaser giving bankahic
note with an approved endorsor no notes
taken with single namcs. Interest added q
per cent. on for cash.
Price Dilworth, Auct Ellis Hicks. Clerk
d8l-ot JOHN T. O'NEAl
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NOTICES.

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NCTICE-G WILL PAY NO BILLS UN.
~ less contracted by myself personally.
lhomns =. 1aeops' dSo-'t
NJ orICE- AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR
~ cycle licenses for 1913 now ready. YER
non No. 2i6 W. Ninth ST. dl4-im.
NJ oTICE-CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS
~ quickly and quietly. no matter whcro
located. Have cash buyers waiting.
n27-ttstt No. $40 Market St.
NJ oTICE-E ELECTION.
~ Central National Bank Of Wilmington.
Wilmington. Del. Dec 14. 1912
The annual election Of directors of this
bank will be held az the banking house on
Tuesday. January IA, 1913, between ha
hours Of IL O'Clock noon and O'Clock,
D. m. IL p. RuMFORD.
dit.im Cashier
n oTICE-NEw SERIES or STOCK.
n Tho sixty-oichth series Of stock of Per-
petual SAVINGS and Loan Association h now
being issued. shares are ono dollar per
month and can be obtained at any timo on
application TO the secretary at the ohicc.
Northeast corner Fifth and Shiplry streets.
WILLIAM @. PHILIPS President
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS, Secretary.
dsieod-im.
~ OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING on
- the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company Of the State OF Delaware, will be
held at the Office Of the company. No. $50
Market street, Wilmington. Delaware on
Monday. January as, 1919, az 10 o'clock
a. m., 40 which time an election for Eve
managers 10 serve three years. will be held
and The premiums on al policies viii be
payable. Six per cent. interest on all bal
ances Of members amounting 20 S1.O0 and
upwards will be paid. The agents Of the
company are authorized 20 receive the dues
Of members and to pay them their interest
d2s12t w p. ROrHWELL. Secretary.
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FOR RENT
RENTS COLLECTED.

L. OR BEN1-sTABLE OR GARAGE 10.
II s26 Wollaston street dIsff
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SANITARN WORkERS

NJ X. kELTEE-
M SANITARY. ODoRLEsS ExoAvAFTNo
Umee s. ". Cor. Fourth and Wet streets.
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ID JBllC SALE OF VALUABLE rARM-
On Tuesday, January IA 1913, at q
o'clock p. NJ, the undersigned as the widow
and only heirs-at-law of the late Paul Gilis
deceased, will sell no public sale on tho
premises, 70 wit ON ihc said farm located on
the road leading from Wilmington 60 Farm.
hurst and about one-haif mue North Of
Farnhurst, the following valuable farm. 10
wit. All that certain tract, piece or parcel
Of land, situate in New Castle Hundred In
the County OF New Castle and State OF Della.
90 wit: Being upland. bounded hy the
southeast side Of the road running from vii.
mington 10 The Hasr's Corner Road. by the
said Hare's Corner Road. by land Of Graham
Biandy formerly John McGrowa. bv the
road which connects the road from vii.
mngton 20 Hare's Corner with the road from
Wilmington 90 New Castle by land late Of
Elijah HollingHW0rth and by land nf John
A. Griffin and containing rne hundred and
thirty three acres, two roods and twenty.nfnc
pcrchcs. more or less. with dwelling house
barn and other buildings thereon erected
Being The same lands and premises which
Annie B. Elliott and Alfred S. Elliott her
husband. hy indeuture bearing date the
twenty first day Of January. A. ID. 1897
and now Of record In the Office Of the Re.
corder of Deeds, in and for New Castle
County. Delaware. in Deed Record IL Vol.
ume ~. Page so, etc. granted and conveyed
unto the said Paul Gilis in Zee simple as
by reference TO SAID record viii more fully
Terms Of sale.--Ten per ccut. Of the nur.
chase money must be- paid in cash by tie
purchaser at the time his bid Is accepted
and the balance must be paid in cash within
thirty days thereafter, AZ the time of the
payment OF which balance the vendors will
execute and deliver 60 The purchaser q good
and valid deed conveying the fee simple
title TO said farm 90 the purchaser free Of an
incumhrance. IN the purchaser fails 20 nav
the balance of the purchase money within
said period oi thirty days, the said ten per
cent. thereof shall, after the expiration Of
said period Of thirty days, become forfeited
TO the vendors.
ANNIE +. GfLLIS.
HARRY T. GfLLIS
ELLA NJ. PERKINS
LAURA p. NORTHRUP.
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RIGS. CARPETS- ETC-

NTEW kOGs wOvES TK0M OH oHH.
IN pets By our latest patent method OF
reinforcing assures you Of the beet thst
can Be had Carpet elesning q specially.
TAPIS RUG MFG. 90. Inc.
Phone 2SsO. sz2 ratnau IA
fso.fs
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ROOFERs
MUSICAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
commercial EXCHANGE


II you wish TO sell your business We
can do il for you
If you wish to engage I'm business ana
Wish to buy one, we can find II
for you
II you are seeking additional capital
and have q good proposition we
can be OF service to you
II you have an die plant and visa 10
hnd some one to operate n. We
will try to find suitable b ,siness
for your Address 1903 West 9th
street
Wilmington Industrial
and Commercial
Exchange
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LACE CURTAINS.

= AVE 90 PER CENT. on YOUR LACE
- Curtains by buying them direct from
the factory at ONE profit All our goods
are sold on a strictly money back ~ dissatis.
fed basis. Send a postal today for FREE
book, showing many styles, ask us 20 send
a Representative with samples Write NOW
@ j. Whitmac Co. Fourth and Engle sts-
Chester. Pa. fRciercnce Cambridge Trust
Co. Chester. pa.l
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ANNIE +. GILLTs.
HARRY CHTTS

LAURA p. NORTHRUP.
OSIE r. GTLLIS.
ROBr. II RICHARDS.
Attorney.
Dec. n, 10. ~, a. &c, IS. yl--Jan. ?. a.
Q, n. IA.
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WANTED-MALE.

--fF-arr-fsra .
VIZ ANrED - POSITION or TRUST
w Have had experience as foreman.
Can give reference and security IN desired.
Address Ws7 Evening Journal Office. dso-5t
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APARTMENTS.
ARCHITECTS.

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A ELHltEC'rS AND ENGINEERS slb
n Market ST. 80 years OF active practice
orings 10 our clients much useful knowledge
in design and construction, and We Warrant
eu' Work correct in an respects
=. L. RICE JR &C gne,
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Address Securir Trust safc Deposit
Company Niimingtes, Tel d2i iood %
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HELP WANTED.

ID NYs AND GIRLS WANTED AT THE
ID Juto Works. Ia years old ana upward.
-tesdy work Apply Wilmington MiHe over
ilth. 81 Bridge. mib-u
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CHIROPODIST.

TtN LOkA JOHNSON STRADLEY CHR.
II opodst has removed TO kleitz BUILDING
~ W corner Sixth and Market streets.
ID. 4 A. Phone, 2617. n26-ti
NJ RS. MARY BURROWS. NO. 7I8 MAR.
wi kot s. Chiropody, manicuring. hair
dressing. shampooing, electric massage, etc.
mott
A NNIE 81. sCHAFFER KOPODlSI.
a o22 BHIPLEY STREET
WILMINGTON. DEL.
D. A A. Phone. 1898 i2A-1yr
ELIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler s. Hams, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring No. 900 Adams ST., formerly
217-1s Ford Building. ID. A.. zoos.
Eveniuv bv appointment may Tyr.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


w I'LL SELL OR EXCHANGE WITH
w anyone. Remington Typewriter
ords. John r. Whalcy, Delaware State Hos
pital Farnhurst, Del d28-lm.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
BRIDE OF NIGHT REPUDATES LE VASS AND SEEKS
ANNULMEhT Of MARRIAGE; f

Declaring that his daughter. who
until last night was Miss Fay Beebe,
had repudiated her husband. Harry
lie Vass, and that she would have no
mere to do with him. w. G. BeeEe
Of 551 Lawrence avenue declared TO
The Sentinel this afternoon inat
steps have been taken to secure an
annulment of the marriage.
lie Vass, who is a restaurant keep
er on South Fifth street. had Miss
Beebe employed for about week.
During that time he courted her. and
finally secured her consent to a mar
riage. A license was secured yester-
day afternoon, and they We're mar
ried last night by Justice Joseph p.
sweeney Mrs. Beebe found the girl
bride at the restaurant last evening
after the marriage and took her home
and this afternoon she came to her
Senses" as Mr.. Beebe expressed it,
Officer Herman and lie Vass came
to the Beebe home today and asked
for lie Vass' wife, but We're refused.
She came to the door herself, accord
ing to her father, and repudiated him
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
D. S. M!LLER, NEW
G. 0. P. LEADER, WILL
CUT STATE TICKET

An error crept into The Sentinel
last evening in the announcement Of
the chairmanship OF the local rcnub-
lican county central committee. In
stead of former Attorney General y.
c. Miller being selected to lead the
anti-Parks anti-Taft republicans to
their destiny, David S. Miller was
the gentleman upon whom the ioh
was wished.
n. G. Miller was candidate for
the office, but withdrew in favor of
d. S. when the factions could unite
on no one else.
d. s. Miller was picked on rs one
who would lend tone to the position.
If not quality. His strength lay only
with the affiliations of his church.
it was urged on the candidates: nut
he agreed to make no very hard fight
on Bill Struthers for sheriff and to
lay aside his personal animosity To
Judge Sullivan and A. c. Newton
Outside OF few breaches like that.
d. S. will get along nicely.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
NEW
CARS FOR RAILS

The new pay-as-you-ente street
cars which recently arrived from the
south, will not be ready for service
for probably three weeks yet, on ac-
count of alterations found necessary
when the cars arrived. A great many
Inquiries have been received as to
when the cars will make their ap-
pearance and General Manager s. NJ.
l.. McSpadden said this morning that
the front part of the car where the
motorman-conductor will stand, has
to be changed a great deal, before the
cars can be placed in service. They
will be in use just as soon as we can
get them ready. you can tell the
people" said Mr.. McSpadden.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
DRAMATIC DEATH
Of JAP HERO WAS
MAGNIFICENT ACT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Toxic. Japan, Sept. 1.-THE dra-
matte death last night OF General
Count Nogi and his wife by suicide
on the departure from the capital OF
the body of the late Emperor Mutsu-
hito Is regarded by the Japanese SOL
dters as magnificent act of patriot
iC duty.
no Thursday, before attending the
funeral of the emperor, the count
summoned a photographer to his
Aome. and posed in the garden with
his wife for picture.
Reaching home from the funeral
last night. the general wrote letter
20 the new scvereign and then placed
band of crepe around the pfeture-or
Mutsuhito upon the wall of his room
The count and countess. dressed In
full japanese costume, drank from
cups which had been a Gift from the
emperor farewell draught for his
sake
When the booming of n gun on the
palace grounds indicated that the
body of the emperor was being moved
TO its last resting place, the hero OF
Port Aruthur stood erect and plunged
q short sword into his throat.
The countess stabbed herself in the
stomach.
Both were still breathing when
found by other inmates of the Nogi
home, but died before aid arrived.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
R. c. WALKER AND JOS. QUINN
HEAD DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

With Hon. r. c. Walker at the
head of the democratic county cen
trail committee, Miss \. Eugena Kelly
as vice chairman ard Joseph A.
Quinn secretary, the democratic coun-
~ organization was reorganized this
afternoon at the Offices of Henry r.
Rhone, and preparations for the
campaign were made.
The selection of Mr. Walker to di-
rect the work of the party in this
campaign will meet with the general
approval of the rank and file of the
party. While the selection was made
by the candidates and precinct COM
mitteemen and committeewomen. II
was with view of meeting the needs
of the party as a whole that Mr.
Walker was chosen. He will take up
his duties at once.
Joseph Quinn's political expert
ence fits him particularly well for his
Office and the great mass of detail
which accumulates in the secretary
ship will be handled by him with
dispatch and care.
Miss Kelly and Mr.. Walker, under
the new primary law, will become
members of the democratic state CEN
tral committee and as such will have
a voice in directing state campaigns
for Wilson and Marshall. f. NJ. AM
mons and the rest of the ticket.
MIR. Walker is receiving the con-
gratulations of many friends today
on HIS selection for the Craftsmanship.
Miss Eugena Kelly will also add
strength to the personnel of the Of
flcership of the committee.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
MORRISON IS
MAKING GOOD
HIS THREATS
Defeated Candidate Has Big List
Of Signatures TO a Petition
to Commissioners.
DIRECTED AGAINST SULLIVAN

Making good his threats to pursue
his attacks on Judge Walter $. Sui
livan until that official had made a
plain and definite answer to the
queries propounded to him during the
recent local campaign, Loren L. Nor
rison, the unsuccessful candidate to
the office of county Judge. today had
secured over fifty signatures to his
petition to the board of county COM
missioners.
The petition. which is literally
signed. sets forth that since Theo w
Primrose has been appointed official
stenographer and reporter of the
county court with a salary of $1,000
and It appears that he is not a COM
petent shorthand writer. he should be
asked TO produce record of the
cases in which he officially acted in
this capacity.
Since the county court and dis
trict court have contemporaneous
sessions during many months" the
petition says. in substance, Mr..
Primrose could hardly hold the Office
of clerk in the upper court and ste
nographer in the lower court and do
justice to beth provisions.
The petition also brings out the
Giaistef case as an example of the
manner in which the land office fees
taken by county judges should be re-
turned to the taxpayers. II is esti-
mated that If Judge Sullivan has to
return the land office fees he has col
lected during the past II years. the
county Golfers would be enriched to
the extent of $4,000.
Mr.. Morrison will present his petit
ton to the county board at its next
session.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
De LUKE VOLUME
Of WATER WORKS
PHOTOS BY DEAN

Photographer Frank L. Dean is
preparing for the city commissioners
of Grand Junction several beautifully
bound books, giving pictorial histo-
rs of the kanpah Greek waterworks
frnm the beginning of. the work to
Its completion. The pictures are
splendid photographs Sx1O inches
and the books will be 10xI4 inches.
They Will be bound in leather and
each one vii contain about two dozen
pictures.
The photos were all taken by
Mr.. Dean, and only one remains to
be taken to make the history COM
plete, and that is the water being
thrown from a fire hose nozzle. This
picture cannot be taken until Chief
Hynes returns from Denver. AS soon
as 1t is procured the books will be
delivered and kept by the city au-
thorities as permanent record of
the construction of the system.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
STRIKE SITUATION IN
DULUTH STILL SERIOUS
Associated Press.

Associated Press
Duluth. Mimi, Sept. 14.-Because
OF the danger of rioting on account Of
the strike, only few street cars were
operated today.
The first of a series of suits against
the street railway company Will be
heard today. the idea being to com
pei a resumption of car service by
injunction.
George A. Reddon, Chicago
strike breaker, is reported to be dy-
ing in local hospital. as the result
OF a fractured skull. Reddon yester-
day fired on crowd of strike sym
pathizers and was roughly handled
by them.
Many of the dockmen, mill hands.
etc, are quitting work to go to help
the strikers"
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
REV. SHATTUCK WILL
Be HERE BY OCT. IS

Rev A. +. Shattuck. the newly
elected pastor of the Congregational
church in this city, will arrive with
his family from Boundbrook. \. j.,
near New York City, in time 30 preach
mis- initial sermon on the second
Sunday in October Rev. Shattuck
is married. and has one child. Tho
parsonage here is being put in hn-
est possible condition for the recep-
tion of the new minister.
Tho Congregational church has
been without pastor for many
months, and the members OF the
church are very glad that they will
soon have talented man in their
pulpit
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
MONTROSE MAN, NEWLY MARRIED
IS IN JAIL HERE FOR BAD CHECK

O. q. Warren. said to have been
prominent business man OF Mont
rose and who married Miss Maud
Carpenter OF that city last February
i5 in the county jail hero charged
with uttcrinE a false check for $50.
The check was cashcd by Mrs John
u. Reedcr OF Palisade last week and
was drawn on n bank at Ely, Nov.
II returned marked mo funds and
In the meantime Warren went to
Denver Sherin Schradcr returned
early this morning with his prisone:.
and Mrs Warren was with him.
Tho lady was formerly a millluer
in Montrose. and is well known
there. Both were considered to be
people of the highest character and
Warren is said TO have some excellent
references.
lie denies his guilt
II is said that Warren is also want
ed in other cities for similar crimes,
and these claims are being investi-
gated.
lie will be arraigned tomorrow
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
MuSUH|T0 WILL
Be BURIED WITH
HONOR TOMORROW
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
kyoto, Japan, Sept. 14.-The train
bearing the body of the late Emperor
Mutsuhito. which left Aoyama after
impressive ceremonies had been held
in the great funeral hall there, ar
rived at Kyoto this afternoon, where
the body will receive its final burial
tomorrow in the imperial mausoleum
On Thursday, before attending the
train made several stops in order to
permit the people of the country dis
tricts to pay their last respects to
the dead sovereign. Thousan nds along
the route bowed their heads as the
train passed.
The outside of the funeral car was
painted crimson and the interior was
covered with white silk. The coffin
rested on low diaz. 2 feet above the
floor.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
TAKE KANSAS ELECTORS
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT
Associated Press.

NNoVVIdN'9V VSos
Denver. Sept. 1.-THE case con-
corning the Kansas presidential cleo
tors was taken under adyisement by
the United States circuit court OF ap-
peals today. If an adverse opinion
sI handed down. tiie case gili "a ap-
pealed to the United States supreme
court,
This case Is an Injunction proceed
ing. brought by the supporters or
President Tart, to prevent the secre-
tary of the state of Kansas from GER
tifying the names of the eight presi-
Dental electors who have declared
their intention of voting for Roose-
welt for place on the regular re-
publican ballot.