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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31

Grand Junction stating that Baldwin
had murdered his wife and later to
have taken his own life by shooting
himself In the head. He endeavored
to send a telegraphic message to Mrs.
Baldwin's relatives in Indiana, but as
he declined to sign his name to 1t the
message was refused. Late Sunday
night Smythe left town and has not
since been seen in this vicinity. While
in no way amenable under the law for
the tragedy, Smythe is morally re-
sponsible for its occurrence and can
not escape the pangs of guilty con-
science on account OF his connection
with IT.
Under the direction of Coroner C. w.
Stephenson of Florence an inquest was
held over the remains of the Baldwins
at Wilson's undertaking parlors at ten
O'Clock Monday morning and verdict
In accordance with the facts was rem
dered. The jury was composed of j.
w. Work, Michael Blythe. II. Selma
son OF Florence, f. J. Helm. Fred Reide
and Roy johnson.
In Baldwinis pocketbook were found
&G.25 and some duplicate deposit slips
from the Bank of Monte Vista, show
ing three deposits of twenty dollars
each made since last January. He
had a balance OF one dollar to his
credi; in the First National Bank of
Canon City.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31

ranged. The blocks were furnished by
H. McKinstry & Co. 1t is one of the
swellest places on Lincoln Park
Many Canon City people have built
or bought a home through the local
Building & Loan Association and
found it better than paying rent
Dan Halls new house at Seventh
and College is being made of cement
blocks 1t will be very fine house.
II. McKinstry & Co. furnish the blocks
While a bilious attack IS decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly overcome
when Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets are used Fp- sale by
all dealers.
Mrs. ALI. Mitchell will leave on Sat
urday for visit with relatives and
friends at Fremont and Lincoln, Ne
braska. Mrs. Mitchell will be gone
several weeks
The Ladies of the Maccabees enter
tanned State Commander Alice B,
Locke at an open meeting of the lodge
at Elks' hall Tuesday evening of last
week. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Mr.. Tenney, the Knight-Campbell
manager, announces that the big cut
in prices on pianos will continue the
remainder of the week as he will be
delayed a few days In leaving for the
East Good new pianos are going at
s217 and up.
The beauty about borrowing from
the Fremont Building & Loan Associa-
ton is that you not only get it at a
very low rate of interest but you get
the mortgage paid of before you know
it. II you need a loan see the treas
urer, Guy U. Hardy.
The benefit dance given at Elks hall
under the Auspices of the Ladies of
the Naccabees Saturday evening, May
l9, was n decided success in all re-
spects. The ladies cleared fifty-two
dollars, which amount was sent to the
sufferers from the recent earthquake
at San Francisco.
A. H. Davis bought an unusually
large line of summer shoes for men,
women and youngsters. He has the
comfort kind for the older people and
the kind that stands the rough usage
of the children. The styles are up
to-date and the makes the best that
can be obtained.
Arrangements are being made by the
Sunday school of the Christian church
for picnic on June 10. A special
train will be provided by the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad to carry the eN-
cursionists to the picnic grounds and
return The fare will be one dollar
for the round trip.
Mayhower Camp No. 2546. Royal
Neighbors of America; You are re
quested to meet at the Elks' hall on
Sunday evening June 8, at 7:SO shatp.
to unite with the Modern Woodmen
for Memorial services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church All visiting
Netghbors are cordially invited TO at
tend.
Post office money orders are good
only at one office They can be trans
ferred but once, Drafts sold by the
Citizens State Bank are good any.
where. can be transferred as often as
desired by endorsement and II lost
you can get your money back or du-
pllcate of the draft without delay.
J. w. Rogers returned home last
Saturday from Decatur. Illinois. where
he had been In attendance at the Gen
eral Assembly OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church as delegate
from the local congregation of that de
nomination. Mr. Rodgers enjoyed the
trip Immensely and is greatly
pleased with the action of the two
great Presbyterian bodies in relation
to reunion.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31
EAST CANON NEWS

Mrs Rushford is able TO enjoy the
outdoor air after long attack of rheu-
matism.
J. t. Smith OF Del Rey avenue has
added a fine summer kitchen to his
coy home.
Fred Putnam and wife of Victor
spent last Sunday with the formers
parents on Del Rey avenue.
Mr.. Hutter of Florence avenue has
accepted position with Col. Robinson
and will move his family to South
Canon.
George Allen and his mother, Mrs.
Allen, of Hardscrabble, were guests
of the Hurlburts on Greydene avenue
Monday.
Henry Gravestock came down from
Victor to attend the commencement
exercises of Canon City high school at
the Methodist church Thursday night
The ladies of the neighborhood
planned to give Mrs. Tom Lambert,
but owing to the weather only few
were present to enjoy genuine good
time. Strawberries and cream with
other good things were served.
A party of high school boys took a
trip through the Gorge, beyond the
hanging bridge last Wednesday to cell
ebrate their emancipation from a
years grind" The young gentlemen
did not return until 2:30 O'Clock on
Thursday morning, owing TO one of
their number, Clarence Hills, getting
his ankle badly sprained. They were
all treated to generous shower baths.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31

Baldwin's father at Rnssiaville, In
diana, has wired that he cannot pay
the expenses of burial and the family
Of Mrs. Baldwin at Kokomo, Indiana,
have wired to the same effect.
The effects of the dead couple, con-
sisting of gold watch, two trunks.
clothing and few articles Of house
hold furniture will be disposed Of by
the county and applied on burial ex-
pense. The bodies will be buried in
the potter's field at Greenwood ceme-
terry today.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31

YOU WILL SURPRISE YOUR SELF MOST OF ALL If
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31

The Fremont County Bank has made
arrangements whereby all checks
drawn on its bank will be paid any
where in Colorado without any ex-
change charge Whatsoever. II has al
so arranged TO take, free of charge,
either on depoGit or cash, checks
drawn on cut Of town banks on which
heretofore there has been an exchange
charge.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-31

S150,0OO to loan by the Fremont
County Bank in small or large
amounts on personal or real estate
security. or on stocks, bonds, notes, or
in fact any security that is good. We
want to increase our loans. Cah at
the Fremont County Bank and see us.
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The Washington times., 1906-03-08
POLICEMAN RESCUES
HIS MOTHER AND CHILD

ATLANTIC CITY, March S-Stoppfng
MAD runaway at the imminent risk
OF ms life today, PatroIman Charles
bEach discovered, when the danger was
al over. that he had unknowingiy saved
ihe lives of his agec mother and little
daughter.
The policeman was at New Jersey and
Ar9f'c avenues when he saw a horse
attaL ned TO closed bus dashing unadIy
toward him. Leaping into the middle
of the thoreughfare. ne seized the reins
as the team swept By and, after being
dragged several yards, brought the ant
NAL to standstill. Then he turned 10
the door OF the vehicle to release the
imperiled passengers and was tageersd
by a little cry Of, Papa. 1 list kreuS
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scream of Charlie" his aged nothsr
who was in the bus with his lila
daughter, fell into his arms.
Tears streaming from his eyes the
bluecoat carried his aged parent to his
home near by, where she is still i'll frern
the shock Then he returned TO his best
ready for the next emergency that can
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When the story reached the ears Of
Mayor Stoy, the latter suggested a re-
ward for the policeman No, thanks
said Beach. I've had a greater reward
than anybody can give me-
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Eational-wilton Lackaye in "The Pit
and "Trilbv.n

Wilton Lackaye in William A. Brady's
production Of the ''The Pit" will be
the attraction at the National next
week
''rhe Pit" is a dramatization of Frank
Morris famous novel of the same name
The psychological side of the play
while it Emphasizes that side of the
story which Centers in and around
the board of trade. is pale and insig-
nificant when compared with the su-
perb vitality and force Of the scenes en-
acted in The Pit" The feverish ex-
citement. the suppressed emotions, the
combat of wills. the fluctuations of hope
and fear, the gigantic struggle for su-
premacy, the scheming and cunning
sngendered by the great game of spec
ulation-whoSe arena is the wheat Dit
are depicted with a wonderful realism,
Intensity and power. Claiming Pollock
the dramattst, has painted the picture
with breadth or grasp, and a sureness
OF touch that make IT vital. convincing.
and unforgetabic. The final stroke when
Jadwin's 5 fury Of speculation reaches its
culmtnation rs superb. In the great
panic scene over 200 people will be used
Saturday night the only performances
OF Trilby Will be given during Mr.
Lackaye's engagement. when he will
appear in his original character of
SVengah, and Jane Oaker as Tri5y.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Belasco-"Ths Title Mart" "

An interesting arc s>portant dra-
matte engag1 p.it ;->-rs the Belasco
Theater neat week XaI Winston
ChurchilFs new comeei.. '"HHne Title
Mari. Will be preseulet fresh from
Its successful .1res entA alton at the Mad
ison Square Theater in New York.
Though Mr.. Churchins novels have
been dramatized oy others, The Title
Mart Is the first play be has attempted.
and the wisdora of beirg his own play
wright is a.sRgiy demo lstrated In this
from such an author, the dialogue is
excellent and full of genuine humor.
An exceptionally clever company of
players will tnterpretate this comedy,
including Frank Gilmore and Arthur
Hare.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

Hughes was struck by fragment Of
she'll his nose and the right side Of his
head were carried away. II IS said he
lost three-fourths OF mis- brain and It
was only after lying for weeks in an
Unc cJnscious condition that he regained
his senses His head F'as patched up ana
a silver plate was pu in at TIE base of
the skull. Physicians 'Riio have examined
him and heard of his case say they do
not wonder that he Is eccentric or does
queer things. but they marvel that he Is
living.
A new nose was grated from a rab-
bit and placed on -BaTney's face. There
is no bone or cartilage TO IL. and one
that his nose Is as much different from
other persons as his views are.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

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The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Chase'-Frank D. Bryan's Show Girl
Congress,

Chase's popular place of polite vaude-
Vile will offer one of the biggest acts
of the season next week in Frank ID.
Bryan's Peace Congress Of american
Girls. All the world loves a good story
teller. and Frank Bush. who will be
the leading supplementary feature in
he bill, is reputed TO be the foremost
in his line of work. In the field Of the
UNIQUE. the Camille Comedy TAG win
be seen in an original and unsurpassed
comedy pantomime. The Misses Tobin
will take care of the musical cad OF
the program with the sweetest OF music
upon varied instruments. Ranking high
in their various lines of endeavcr may
be also cited Paul Barnes. comedian.
parodist, and monologist; Cabarets s
dogs, the latest European animal nov
city. and the Razarfs. legerdemain art
lists and illusioniSts
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

If Barney is los years old. his habits
of later years have not had anything
10 do with prolonging his life Police
of the Sixth precinct say the man has
been arrested more than 300 times with
In the last flve years. The most severe
charge ever registered against him IS
drunk and disorderly."
Barney's daily routine was to aris
and make his toilet at 10 O'Clock in the
morning and then walk to the saloons
on that part Of p nnsylyania avenue
near the Capitol known as the Bow
cry" There he spent all Of his own
money and then depended upon his story
telling abilities TO get others TO buy"
After he had passed the hilarious and
storytelling 5tages. he would walk TO
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

the curb and sit down to think it all
over.
Policemen who knew him invari blv
summoned the patrol wagon and sent
him to the Sixth precinct station. Barney
was finally sent to the aImshouse and
mas been there since, except for a week
or TWO after he got his pension of s5I
from the Government, and went of on
a vacation TO have a good time with
his friends.
lie was taken to Justice Barnard's
court In the aImshouse van. and affar
the case was decided against him he
was conveyed TO the pOOrhOuSe again.
Barney broOded, and being unable 10
get any spirits frumenti at the aims
house, he seized his opportunity and
left the institution.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Coiumbia-WonderIand."

The coming weeks attraction at the
Columbia is Wonderland" heralded as
companion show to the Wizard OF
OF" and Babes in Toyland;" in fact.
it is by the same aHthOrs. the book
coming from the pen of the librettist
Glen McDonough. the music contributed
by Victor Herbert while Julia Mitchell,
who is famous for his wonderful stage
effects and costuming produced It. 1t IS
from all reports a beautifully staged and
appointed spectacle. The cast includes
besides the comedian, Sam Chip. Lotta
Faust. Bessie Flynn. EIvia Crnfx. sea-
brooke. William Cameron, Leo Hayes,
Barry and Halvers. May Leilie. Flora
Madison, the Burpee Sisters. and a
girls
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

fVette Guilbert, who nearly ten years
ago was famous in Paris and London
and came to amuse New York as a
enanteuse of the bouleyards. has re-
turned to sing US the songs OF Ber-
ANGER, the ditties that pleased the lords
and ladies of Versailles. the chansoBs
OF the days of Louis XIV. and the light
and airy melodies that served 10 delight
Marie Antoinette and her court in their
boudoirs during the afternoon. She win
appear for two special matinees at the
National next Thursday and Friday at
4:30 D. m.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

Where is Barney Hughes?
superintendent Zinkhan, of the Dis
trict Aimshouse, and friends of the
centenarian wish 10 know.
Barney lives in the aImshouse. and
has made it his home for many years.
Sunday he left the institution and has
not been seen since.
Recently he was hailed into Judge
Barnard's court to show cause why an
attorney should not be appointed TO
take charge Of his pension money in
order that Mrs Hughes could get her
share Of it. Barney failed to show
cause, and the witnesses who testified
against him painted him pretty rose
ate hue. The attorney was appointed
and Barney has been blue ever since
Not Expected Soon.
That is why he left the almshouse
He is not expected back until his
money runs out.
Barney says he is 10S years old. And
he looks the part. II he said he was
older than los, his looks would still
bear him out.
Barney is called eccentric. but he
denies this, saying; Every. man has
right TO think with il as he sees fit
He contends that the world has no
reason for condemning him because he
takes a few drinks when he feels the
need OF them, or because his views to-
ward life and things about him are
not of the cut and dried variety
I'm weighted down with los years
but III be blessed If I'm weighted
down with traditions thousand years
old. said Barney the other day as he
was leaving Judge Barnard's court.
Hughes has been In Washington for
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

Henri Marteau, the greatest French
violinist. and one of the greatest artists
now before the public. In response to
many requests, MIR. Gericle has been
persuaded to give a number by Beetho-
ven and cne by Wagner, and the pro-
gram vii! include:
Symphony. No ,. in ID. Major, Bee
thoven; Concerto in C.. Minor for violin
and orchestra. Jaques- -DalerOze; Bac-
chanale from 'sTannhaeuser,' Wag-
ner; Overture to Der Freischuetz, -
Weber.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Academy-"McFadden's Flats"

Merriment, song and beauty are the
predominant features of the ever popu-
lar "McFadden's Flats" which comes to
the Academy next Monday for week s
engagement There has been no farce
comedy ever written which has enjoyed
the same degree of public favor as mas
"McFadden's Row of Flats" II not on
ly amuses the people and distracts their
attention from the ordinary cares Of
life but IL gives them a chance to hear
the newest and best humor of the day
and the latest. as well as the most tune
full popular music.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Has Saved Expense.

Whereas il has saved the taxpay-
ers and the Government more than SaoO,-
ocO by preventing institutional expense,
and whereas il has saved TO society
more than 100000 in the learning of
their children, therefore be it
Resolved. That the Georgetown Cit
izens Association recommends that
Congress amend the bill now before the
House of Representatives,, creating a
juvenile court so as to provide five pro-
baton officers instead of two believing
that such added force win prove an
added saving 10 the government and
society in citizens and money and that
a law be enacted creating a probation
commission of representative citizens to
serve without pay, who shall direct all
probation work, both with Juvenile and
adult Offenders
Smith Thompson, president of the as
sociation, as chairman of a special com
mittee. with r. j. Branan and J, Bar
bridge across Rock Creek at X street,
stated that an appropriation of $4,000
had been recommended and that he had
been assured by Mr.. Douglass. inspector
of bridges, that the bridge would be
built.
William NJ. DougaI treasurer, offered
a resolution which was indorsed by the
association indorsing the action of the
SENATE dppEupflstllilB SlJVsvuu TOT the puE-
chase of the Boyce tract on Georgetown
Heights, for a public park.
For Commissioners bill.
The Rev. Zed Hetzel Copp spoke in
favor of the Commissioners bill on the
District public school system The
special committee appointed 10 investi-
gate the Georgetown market finances
has not completed its report. The Dis
trict Sealer Of Weights and Measures
has left the market entirely in the hands
of the association. 1t IS understood that
The report will surprise the people.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
The Goldsborough Concert.

Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough will give
another recital on Thursday afternoon,
March Is, at 4:30 o'Slock in Rauscners s
The program prTnis.s TO be unusually
interesting and will contain several
songs and violin compositions OF the
young artist. Oscar Gareissen will as
sist Mr.. Goidsborough
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
National-Boston symphony Orchestra.

The next concert Of the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra at the New National
Theater, Tuesday afternoon, March 13,
will be the last of this seasons concerts,
and additional interest viii be lent, 1t
being Mr.. Gericke's last appearance as
conductor OF the orcheSra, as he will
return 20 Austria at the close of the
s>asOn. The soloist OF this concert is
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Majestic-Hap Ward in "The CRATER. /"

Hap Ward, late OF Ward and Vokes.
will be seen at the Majestic Theater
next week, when THE CRATER" will re-
ceive its first presentation in Washing
ton. 1t is promised that THE CRATER
VIII be found to be in a class by Itself,
in that the story told Is strong enough
to enable the management TO cut OUT
The Washington times., 1906-03-08

all the musical program and stiIl1 have T,
evening OF good, clean fua left.
Ward will be seen in a new role in. s'The
CRATER" as he has cast aside the old
familiar Percy" makeup and he is
credited with having made distinct
Advancement In his Profession.
The Washington times., 1906-03-08
Elmendorf Lecture Postponed.

Dwight EImendorf's next lecture has
been postponed TO Tuesday afternoon,
March 20. at 4:30 O'Clock. at the Ma
tional
His subject will pc Morocco" Tan
gier to SaYille.