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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
SENTINEL LOCATES RELATIVE LOST
FOR q YEARS. FOUND LIVING ON
RANCH IN DELIGHTED AT NEWS

Lost for 81 years in western Col
orado, during which time every effort
had been made by his brother to To-
cate him, George Woods, whose sis
ter-in-law appealed to Postmaster
Price few days ago to locate her
husbands brother. was found by The
Sentinel this morning on his ranch
at Mesa, where he is prospering. The
Sentinel last night carried a story to
the effect that Mrs. n. F. Woods of
Abba, Ia, was hunting her brother
in-law. George Woods, whom she had
not heard of since 1891. when he
was a stage driver at Leadville.
This morning over the long dis
tance telephone The Sentinel talked
with Mr.. Woods, made certain of his
identity and informed him of the de
sire of his brother to get in touch
with him. Mr.. Woods was elated at
hearing his brothers address and
telegraphed him at once of his loca-
tion.
Mr.. Woods is one of the most pros
porous ranchmen OF Mesa and will
probably pay his relatives visit this
summer.
81 have been hunting for them for
many years and was really at a loss
as to what to do. 1 certainly ap-
preciate wha The Sentinel has done"
Mr.. Woods Immediately communi-
Gated with his relatives in the east.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
PIONEER WOMAN OF
GUNNISON is DEAD

Gunnison, Colo, July I6.-In the
death yesterday of Augusta H. Gfea-
son, Gunnison county lost a remark
able woman.
Mrs. Gleason was 81 and the
daughter of a revolutionary soldier.
She was born in Greenland. \. H.,
May 4. 1881, and came of an old
New England family. Her father
was Louis J. Marston, an inventor
and a shipbuilder in the Charles
town, Mass, navy yards.
Mrs. Gleason married Joel Gleason,
who soon afterward was killed i'm the
Civil war. In 1879 Mrs. Gleason
came to Gunnison county with her
daughter and the latter's husband, S.
c. Fisher, She was one OF the brave
souls who risked their all in develop
ment of this section She invested
largely in tuWn property and owned
prnuCrtr GTer the county
Mr. Gleason was one of the organ-
iZ9Ts OF the Episcopal church here.
and was buried from that church to-
day. On July 4, she suffered a stroke
of analysts. An entry in her dairy.
WI 'rh is wonderful history OF Cum
nisuu, reads:
81 had Il slight stroke Of paralysis
in my right arm yesterday ! don't
know how | am going to get along.
During the next few days the par
alysis spread rapidly, causing death.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
RUSSIAN MURDERER OF AMERICAN, COUSIN
OF MRS. 0RS0N ADAMS, FINALLY ARRESTED
BY MUSC0VITE POLICE VICTIM DENVER MAN

A dispatch received by The Senti-
mel today from st. Petersburg. Rus
sia, tells of the capture, after nine
months search, of the murderer of
H. H. Emerich, superintendent of the
Kyshtym copper mines at Yakaterin-
burg, southern Russia. Mr. EN-
merich was a cousin of Mrs Orson
Odams of this city, and formerly re-
sided in Denver.
The dispatch says:
ST. Petersburg, July 16.-The
murderer of II. H. Emerich, the
American superintendent of the
Kyshtym copper mine at Yakater-
inburg, has been arrested by the
police here. The prisoner has
been identified as a former en-
ploye of the company, of which
his victim was manager. He con-
fessed to having killed EmeEch, +,
and is now awaiting trial.
Emerich, whose mother still re-
sides in Denver and whose wife was
formerly Miss Nellie Robinson of this
city, was shot on Oct. II, 1911. The
shot was fired through the window
of his residence and several slugs
from a heavy gun entered his heart.
The widow of Emerich arrived
from Russia two months ago, bring
ing with her the two children. She is
now at Madison. N J., with her un-
Gle, prominent New York broker.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
LOCAL LADS IN BIG
DENVERFLOOD, UNHURT

Lawrence TerriIl, Audrey Stong,
Leslie Stevens, H. l.. Evans and E.
S. Galloway, boys secretary at the
Y. NJ. c. A., all local young men,
who left here Saturday night for
Estes Park, where they are to attend
the Y. NJ. C. A. conference. were
caught in the worst part of the cloud
burst in Denver while waiting for a
train at the depot out to Estes Park
and received a good drenching, but
were uEhurt.
They were in the depot at the time
and assisted a number of aged peo-
pie and ladies TO places of safety by
towing them around on the baggage
trucks and trunk wagons. Word was
received here today by Mrs. l. F. Cox
of the boys eXpesience.
Anthony and John Fidel are also
in Denver and witnessed the food
scenes.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
MAYOR MAY DIVERT THE
CREEK TO PLATTE RIVER;
TO COST QUARTER MILLION
BY DELL S. COBB.
CSentinel Special Correspondent

Denver, July 16.-There as little
new in the food situation today
The waters have receded. The toll
of the flood is two deaths and ten in
jured
The property losses are estimated
by Mayor II. j. Arnold at two and a
half million.
The mayor has issued orders to
clear away the rubbish and accumu-
lated trash in the lower part OF the
city. Thousands of laborers have
been put to work.
Five hundred are homeless, the
poor being cared for by the city anu
by private subscription.
The mayor has asked for an esti-
mated cost of diverting Cherry Creek
from the city into the Platte river
it is believed that this will cost a
quarter of a million.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
CERTAINTY OF 3RD PARTY
IN MESA C0UNTY;;PARKER
ACKFROM Conf FERENCES

The certainty of the appearance OF
a third party in Mesa county politics
this fall was made apparent this
morning when DR.. Thadd ID. Parker,
the Taft leader from this county, re-
turned from conference in the east,
and Karl a. Bickel, leader of the
Mesa county progressiyes, returned
from the conference with Phil Stew
art, candidate for governor.
In spite of the fact that the pro-
gressive wing of the republican party
controlled in Mesa county in the
preferential primaries, the Taft men
will be allowed to control the organ
ization as far as sending delegates to
the assembly in Pueblo is concerned.
The progressives will not take any
part whatever in the assembly and
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
BELMONT, TESTIFYING BEFORE SENATE
COMMITTEE, DENIES THAT PARKER MADE
ANY PROMISES IN RETURN FOR MONEY
Associated Press.

Washington, July 16.-August
Belmont testified today before the
Senate committee investigating cam
paign contributions that he gave per-
sonally about two hundred and fifty
thousand to the Democratic national
campaign fund in 1904.
do you care to give any reason
why you gave so large an amount?"
asked Senator Jones.
81 was very active in the nomina-
tion,' said Mr.. Belmont, "and had
been selected to serve on a cQ.pmittee.
so when the funds did not come in I
just contributed. neSer intended
to make any such contribution, but
when the deficits arose 1 paid the
bills"
Belmont was asked if he had any
understanding Of reward from Judge
Alton b. Parker, presidential nomI-
nee.
From the very outset Judke Park
er was a free and independent man
and he remained So was the en-
phatic reply.
"Nor did you expect to have any
special legislation"
None whatever. There was no
interest with which l was connected
that could be helped by special leg
islation."
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16

will place their mems names on the
primary ballot by petitions. only 900
names being required.
On the theory that the progressiyes
are not members of the republican
party, the Taft crowd in this county
and in others, is to prevent any Ted
iy delegates to the assembly. Plans
for the organization of the Taft
crowd will be made in a few days
here. Whether they expect to con-
rol the county ticket or not is un-
known at this time. but it is under
stood that this is what will be done.
if possible
County Attorney J. F. Halderman,
who also attended the convention.
Will return here in few days. He
is another pillar in the Taft gang.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16

Of DARROW
IS SWORN To
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Los Angeles, July 16.-More wit
nesses testified at the DaTrow trial
today that Bert II. Franklin had eN-
onerated Darrow from completely In
the alleged jury bribery. Franklin,
when on the stand, had denied max
ing any such statement.
The mysterious man who in the de-
fense will probably attempt to show
furnished the bribe money was again
brought into the record by George
w. Herd who testified that Franklin
had told him that the unknown man
Continued on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
A "MoUies" Trust

Associated Press.
New York, July 16.-Allegiug
that of the~biggest ten film manu-
fatturers of the United States
have banded together to restrict
trade and drive others out or
business, the Greater New YORK
Film company has began suit in
the United States district court
against the companies charging
that they are a combination in re-
straint of trade.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
MORROW THREATENED
BEFORE HIS DEATH
Associated Press.

ASSUCIdItU PTess.
Chicago. July 16.-Mrs. Rene Is.
Morrow, charged with numbering her
husband, Charles b. Morrow, listened
today at her trial to testimony that
her husband had been threatened
with death by man who demanded
money from him a week before his
body was found bullet-riddled on the
rear porch of his home December E5.
Henry ]. Clark, an engineer, told
of visiting Morrow on December Il,
and said: "a tall man rushed in ana
shouted, 4 want that money or I will
kill you. l grappled with the man.
He dropped his weapon and ran out
crying: TIL see you again After
he was gone Morrow said to me:
Remember this if anything should
happen to me. This is horrible.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
Sc MORE CONTRACTS FOR HIGH
LINE RIGHT OF WAY ARRIVE
will MEAN 100000.
DEPARTMENT APPROVES
Largest Payments in Next Few
Days Given to Local Men
viii Mean Added Prosperity.
GOVERNMENT MEANS BUSINESS
,Ye AIKEN by local officials of the

rSs AIKEN by local officials of the
United States Reclamation
Service and the Grand VAL
ley Water Jsers' association as an
indication nf !. Willingness on the
part OF the department of the in
terror TO start work on the high
line canal at once, is the arrival
this morning at the local Office of
bundle of 80 approved right of
way contracts. Although the gov
ernment will give out no figures.
IT is estimated by the land owners
that some 100000 will he paid
within the next week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
JUDGES SON
Struck BY
AGEDJUR|ST
Associated Press.

4ASSWV TUIGU ITtss.
Seattle, July 16.-After John T.
Whit ogk, an aged lawyer, had testi-
fed before the House judiciary sub
committee this morning that he had
seen Judge Hanford drunk on a
crowded street of Seattle one after
noon, Whitlock was followed into
the hall by Ned Hanford, son of the
judge, who called WhitIuck an often
sive name. Whitlock struck the
young man in the face, returned 20
the court room, went on the stand
and told his experience.
Continued on Page S.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
LIGHTNING KILLS
ONE. INJURIES TWO

Greeley, Colo, July 16.-Arthur
johnson, 26, was instantly killed;
Judson Carlson, 19, and Oscar John
son, p, were severely burned when
lightning bolt struck a hay stack
on which they were working this af-
ternoOn. Carlson's left eye was torn
out and Johnson's right leg was a.
most burned from his body. They
were employed on the Miller anr
johnson ranch, Is miles west or
here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
FATHER Of GIRL SLAYER URGES
HIM TO END own. j! !E[,1%!L {; II u|D
TIE Murderer Of Julia
Connors Admitted
His Grewsome
Crime.
OVER
Associated Press

associated Press.
New York, July l6.-Samuel
Swartz, father of the young man
wanted by the police IN connection
with the murder of little Julia Con-
nors in the Bronx last week, aclinow-
ledged today in a statement to AS
sistant District Attorney Mott that
his son had confessed to him that he
had killed the child. Swartz said he
had told his son to go commit suiciue,
and he thought Nathan had obeyed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
Heiress Weds.

Associated Press.
San Mateo, Cal, July 1G.-Miss
Jennie Grocker. wealthiest of
CeIGorpia heiresses, was married
at noon today to Malcolm Douglas
Whitman of Brookline, Mass. in
st. Matthews church. Six hun
dred guests witnessed the cere-
mOny.
The wedding gifts from Whit
man to his bride are worth a
kings ransom. Friends and guests
added costly presents.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
BERGER ASKS TAFT's AID.

Washington, July 15.-Victor Ber-
ger, the Socialist congressman, today
enlisted President Taft in an EFFORT
to secure the release from Siberia OF
Stefan Debrowski, who claims Amer
lean citizenship, and is exiled on a
politiral charge.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
GAMBLER SHOT DOWN ON HO-
TEL STEPS ON EVE OF JURY
TRIAL.
ENEMY OF BLUECOATS
Would Have Sworn to Graft Of
New York Officers Before
Grand Jury.
WIDOW ACCUSES THE COPS

NJ EW YORK, July 16.-By As
M sociated Press. )-Herman
IL. RosenthaI, proprietor of
n gambling house, here, whose
sensational charges that the police
were grating were to be investi-
gated today by grand jury, was
shot and killed in front of the
Hotel Metropole early today by
five men who escaped in large
touring car. Within three hours
after the murder detectives at u
garage on Washington street ar
rested Louis Libbey on n charge of
homicide.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Turner came up
from Grand Junction Wednesday to
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16

; Associated Press.
; New Orleans, July 16.-
; Monte Attell, of San Francisco
and Willie Gibbs of Philadel-
; phia, have been matched for a
? ten round bout here Saturday
night. 1t will be staged before
; the Empire Athletic club.
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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
LADIES, ATTENTION!-THE SENTINEL

Each year for a number Of years
The Daily Sentinel has Offered its
lady readers an exceptional bargain
in the way of visiting or calling
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
TODAY'S WEAT MARKET.

I Associated Press.
Chicago, July 16.-September
wheat closed 90 Is.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
VISITING CARD BARGAIN SALE IS ON!-COME AND SEE

card sale conducted for the special
benefit Of the lady readers of The
Sentinel. Orders should be gotten in
early. Samples may be seen at The
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
HILLES GOES TO GOTHAM

: Associated Press.
: Washington. July 16.- :
: Charles D. Hilles, chairman of .
: the Republican national COM /.
, mittee left Washington today B.:
: for New York 20 organize the :
: campaign for the reelection of :
3 President Taft.
: :
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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16

Sentinel office although hundreds OF
ladies who have secured cards from
this office in past years need no ref
erences as to the merits of this work.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-16
Latham, Amman, Coed to Death
by Wounded Buffalo In the Congo

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ATTELL AND GIBBS MATCHED

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INDICTMENT OF
OFFICIALS Of NAT.
CASH REGISTER co.

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confined % the last three Yearz-
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y hribiug employees Of Competitors
and transportation. telegraph and
telephone companies and iliarirz
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ag their machines
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charge the defendants with monopo-
king the cash register business b
b. same means.
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gany's selling included the threaten
az Of suits merely to harFass man
ifaetarers and purchasers and in
Organizing bogus corporations pre-
tending 70 be competitors as veil a.
making applications for pas2ats %
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vented By competitors
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NEW ADVERTISING.
ORDER

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or
Il the FIRST Judicial D5strfcr. State
81 NeFada in ard for the County
% OrushT-
State q Nevada. OF the Relation
81 r. c StnGdard Att0rneT Cen
essl. = al. Plaintiffs. n. Nva 4
Ormsby County Bank. - a.. De-
PENDANTS
Pursuant 70 the petition q z o.
Pafrerson. receiver 81 the above de-
fen5ant bzRk sse6 herein asking
for an ORDER permitting hfm 20 sell
-the property hereinafter described.
to-wit- Lots Nos 2 ard 4 ia
Block No IS southeast corner Of
idaho ard MeCalIoagh streets. to
zerheT zifh 4 ol=-story horse and
al the imporveDensz thereon. sit
uzss ia the town Of Tonouah. Nys
county. state q NsTada for the
sun q $500
u Is hereby ordered that said
petition viii BE Sear5 o. the 18th
dav Of March A. D. 1919. az no
o'clock f- the fgre-1cz. It the court
honse Of the above entitled court
II is further ordered that a copy
81 this order - published for two
weeks il the Ton0pah BONANZA. a
newspaper published At T0n0pah
Nve county. Nevada
Dated this Zlst dsT o. February
.1s1z-
FRANK p T.ANGAN.
District Judge gsr Above Entitled
Court 2-33 % 3-1f
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