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The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO
ALL COLORADO
De o PIE
COMING EVENTS IN coLonApo.

Jan. ls-old Time Cowboys Association
at Denver.
Jan: 1s-21-National Stock Show. Dem
Jan. 17-1o-coiorado Cattle Growers
Convention. Denver.
Jan. 17-19-Coiorado and wyoming
Lumber Dealers Association conyen-
tlon, Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
scientists predict Earthquake.

Mobile, Ala.-Almost continuous
trembling of the seismograph at the
Spring Hin college. near here, caused
Prof. c. Ruhlman to issue warning
of a great seismic upheaval, which, he
says. is sure to come soon. Constant
iy increasing tremors have been re-
corded.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Was All a Mistake.

Greeley.-That it sometimes pays to
look like the other fellow is the opin.
ion Of Joe White, who. while waiting
Tor train, and because of his resem-
blance, was greeted and kissed by Il
pretty Normal school girl who took
him for her brother.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Bouts In Cleveland.

Cleyeland.-Two ten-round bouts In
the lightweight class were fought near
Cleveland. Paul Kohler OF Cleveland
won the decision over frankie Mad
den OF New York. Joe Phillips OF
Providence and Paul Sykora Of Detroit
fought to draw.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Two Men Terribly Injured.

Pueblo-William Norden and Ed
ward Grace were terribly injured in a
boiler explosion in the plant of the
Pueblo & Suburban Traction e Light
Company. Both men were deluged
with scalding water and steam.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Eggs.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
ST, Louis Wool.

st. Louis.-Wool-Un med.
ium grades eombing and clothing, 90
Q23c: light fine, 20@22c; heavy fine,
15Q17c; tub washed, 2Od 33c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Eastern Produce.

Kansas City Butter Creamery,
2Sc; firsts, 25c; seconds, 23c packing
stock, 19c.
Eggs-Extras, 291ac; firsts, 27c;
seconds, 1S15c;
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Bio Fire in Wichita.

Wichita, Kan.-The four-story Bit
ting office and business block and the
store stock on the first floor OF the
building burned. loss s150,000.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Increases Its capItaI.

Ault.-The Ault Milling & Elevator
Company, of which j. Mullins is presl-
dent, has increased its capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Grain.

Wheat. choice milling. 100 lbs....1.S9
Rye, Colorado, bulk ..........110
Oats. Nebraska. sacked ........1.23
Corn in sacks o.. ............... 80
Corn chop, sacked .........1.0O
Bran, Colorado .1.05
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
LATE
M A r K T
@ U OF Alto MS
DENVER MARKETS.

Cattle.
Beef steers. grain fed. good
to choice ................5. .5.25g 600
Beef steers. grain fed, fair
to good ................4.7 7505.25
Beef steers, graGsers, fair to
choice o.. ........4.G .4.G5d5.5
Beef steers, grassers, fair to
good ..-..........-..-. 400 q 4.6J
Cows and heifers, grain fed,
good to choice ....... AIS a 5.25
Cows and heifers. grain fed,
fair to good ........4.O09475
Cows and heifers, grassers.
good to choice 75q4.50
Cows and heifers, grassers,
fair to good 3.00M3.65
Stock COWS and heifers ...2.75@3.45
Gamers and cutters .2.0003.00
Veal calves .4.50m 600
bulIS ....-..-.....-. .2.foW 5.jp
stays .3.O0W4.O0
Feeders and stockers. good
to choice ................4. .4.404 45.25
Feeders and stoekers. fair
to good .................3. .3.75G4.40
Feeders and stockers, com
mon to fair .3.OO@S.75
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06
Game.
Butter.

Elgin -. ............ 30
Creameries, ex. East, lb. :. 33
Creameries, eX. Colo. lb. :. SO
Creameries, 2nd grade -. &c
Process and renovated .... &c
Packing stock ......... 171s
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-06

Sheen

Good hogs ...............7.7567.S 7.S5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

en- beebiget @rflering ON, at bet er
ifi,bt at bam.
Gaa Observation-Disclosures Snt.
raabe bar Der pnret iremiat life iaa
faa Sorilag. st al De ~ieileite at bisie,
fremiat at asiemblpman Werlin
SUN, paabpoer S%ernbanerne at bolbe
liseiaa mango 2ofaltog isung iom
@~iennemgangstog. On Sorilaeet
opbsies til Son, bill bet. 81. a., gisre
BET ~nsbpenbigt for ale @ienneni.
gangstog melem Gbicago % ct.
Raul at itanie peb eft fort antal flere
Stationer, emo for n9rperenbe er
SilfpIbet os tpinge De forifiellise go.
neielifaber til at iGtte ct betpbelig
forsset antal 2ofaltog igang.
ct anbet Sorilag rettet moo Sern.
banerne er freniat at asiemblpman
u. 8. Rpe fra Superior; bet gisr
Sernbanerne a~niparlie for Cab oeo
Sl0ebrano, 1om tornnrlages peo Ont
tier ira 2ofomotiperne.
en- freioig Serremanb er Senator
Gaylord fra Milmaufee; ban fore.
laar nemlig observation-disclosures.
mes 2sn forbsiet fra $500 til $1,000
paa Srobs at BET Saftum, at Statens
g9Igere peo iioite @alg meo %fnuien-
be Waioritet forfaitebe ct Imenoe.
ment ON at forbsie Neolemmernes
2sn til $1,000.
On np b%raitiif Corrupt Bractices
Sill er fremiat al a%siemblpman 90.
q. aap fra Gierce Gountp. Den gaar
aoifiaig pioere % er enonu itrGngere
/ fine g~eitemmelier emo oct al Sena.
tor quitting ira Mappi1e forrige llge
fremiatte Sorilog til en- Iisnenoe SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
311iscouHtt.

Guifcr Scttlcrc. en- Oraoniia.
ton. ser falber iig / @iSconiin Gh-
porce NSiociation, boIot forrige llge
lit iorite oarIi9e Wtsoe / MsiIpatfec.
Oette SelIfab, buiS MicOIemmer eier
IRE Ntiniorer acreS 2auo i Den
uoroIiae Del al Stoten, er bleoei
itiftet for at bepr5c SicmSgrre til
at moiGtte iis pno Scrte 2onS og mt
ti1aisrc be mango SiGlpefiloer, ION
her forbIiuer upuaogteoe. 0tar oiI
beoproe et uoitroft IOertering opei
hele 2ntoet 90 tiaige iperfiGtte e
Somarbeioe mGo StrtenS Smmiara
tiouShlreou. 6or al bette arbeiol
fm 6rtues / nogeu llbitrGfriua Ri
0eoiSlotiiren blipe ormlooet ON a
iprsae oen @cpilgrinJ az $1,000
Ion bette 9liremt M erboloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
INCORRIGIBLE.

He asked so many questions that
day that he finally wore out his
mothers patience.
Robert" she cried, "if you ask
me another question | shall put you
10 bed without your supper"
Robert promptly asked another and
was packed off 70 bed. Later his
mother repented. After all, asking
questions was the only way he could
acquire knowledge; so she tiptoed
upstairs, knelt beside Roberts bed,
and told him she was sorry.
Now, DEAR" she said, "if you want
to ask one more question before you
go to sleep, ask>i now and ! will
try 10 answer"
Robert thought for a moment,
then said: Mother, how far can a
cat spit ?'-Suecess,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
Ntil>t, let Garerinesmi>Sel
Tor Kpin~er ienres frit.

Saa mango af apinbens Spgoomme
opitaar at en- ureseIm9siis Wapefunts
ton, muIigpis paa 0runb at here's Ses
~ifebeubeb, at mon life ~iraftist NOT fan
benIebe beres Spmertiombeo paa Big
ti8beoen af oenne STRENGTHENING. 9ette
er aItio at flor getpbnine, ubeu Seuipn
til aisn. men napnIig for &pinber.
SRA ben Sib Rigen mobnes inbtil De
t@ritiife Gar er oueritaaet bar bun aItio
Dc bebite G9aueer til at bebare Sunbs
beoen, bpis bun boIoer i'm Rape regules
ret. tSpis Be ieIp iporer Stmbsnin9er,
meb baarliet Ganoebr9t, llbilrt, Sopeos
pine, @asopitso % andre Spmptomer
paa llforbsieIisbeb. beupt ba en- lille Sos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

its al Or. gaIoipeIs Sprnp gepiin. Set
er en &pinoes SanoritmibSel. De bill
rnoe. at De fam opbere meb Salte. it9rs
te HensntuasmibIer o.f.n., Der er albeIes
n%ifitfet til aninbenS gebop.
Uers. aatherine Saberitrob / WacSees
8octs, Ya.. o9 Rrs. u. g. Serricf
8beeIer, Deid.. iom bar nGiten Iammet
/ R~apefnnftionen er MI beIbreoet meb
bette Ribbel. en- fri YrspeHafe ian
faas Deb at ienbe lin abresie til Or. W.
o. galbpel. 500 goIbtpeu Building,
RontieelIo. Su.. ps efter at De er opers
'bebiit ON bens Barb fan 0e fie6e en-
6Iaite hos Gpotbetereu for so Gents eIer
St.00.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
W~oromenoenes 9itorie
| Mmerifa.

Saabanne iOm for ftere gar iiben
itstteoe mig | nit Irbeibe men iom life
bar moptaset ben Bog, be er 5erettisst
til. bsbes at ienbs mia i'm niiOarenbe
abresie. Ss Soil, iOm bar mobtaset
ggser ira mig, men CLIENT at betale,
bebes penli9it ON at ienbe 8eialinsen MI
til 5remme at en- sub Sag. Martin
ulpeitao, 260l 6 ct. g. Wiuneapplis,
Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
3lprn pnkotu.

Srauo I Tuirmuuut. - Baldwin
Nfinin0 Cos itore GIcpotor / 6air-
mount brUrOte SorSoaq Nfter tiligc,
uleo Ell &og~nlaorin5 Mel og ulutrent
5000 9uTbelS &OcOe, ialt pur0iat til
$1,000.
Slcmmc ScihlSniuacr. Sommrr
Sobu q. Conan al 2hct Gomneroi,
thrift er uco Ell HGiotutIou | SegiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
Spor meaet taller pi?

Sette Spsrgsnraal bar en- enselif
REIMBURSEMENT itilet fig og beioa-
rer oct paa fslgenoe Mauoe: ct
@iememinitsmenneife taler / en- raft
Samtale omfrins 100 Sro i Winl,-
tet, Bua0 Der | en- Time iparer til 30
SrpfiiSer / Sftupformnt. .Resner
man tire SimerS Gale pr. Dag, faar
mon pr. uge omfring 600 Srpfiioer,
meb andre Ono: / ct Iar 80 itatelige
9tnb. 9esperre bIiper intet Menne.
ife betaIt for benne INTERPRETATION.
On Ben al Den engelife 8roenifabs.
mano fanbt oisie &i9mpetal noget
ubpsselige og ipurgte, ON auinoerue
taIte Iigeiaa meget. Oct ieaIante
Spar Isb: "geei, Ii @anse iaa me.
act! Otter bette mao apinoerne alt
Iaa tale 80 Simer / Osgnet!!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

Wrs. 8. s. 9elenbrsie fra Sarge
Observation-Disclosures Sag, og bette
par anben Gang benne apinbe Dor
taIt unber 2~egislaturens Wsber =
fgrite @ang for IL gar iioen.
glanbt De Sorilag, ser ben Soc
icrelagoes Suiet for fiolte 29Sning.
bar SorminOifelie al exemption ira
$1,000 til $500, Sprettelie at Sfat'
tefommisiion ubenom politiife Bar'
tier, iamt at Sreifemaifiner ifal ren'
les fsrenb De bringes fra en- Sarm I'll
en- anben.
8 Genatet pebtoges Sorilaget ON
Supenile Het, bpilfen 8ia er bleoer
iaaleoes ~amenoeret, at benne @rer
al 3etspleien ifal ~iortere UNDER 81
Itriftsretten.
9lanbt De pigtigere Sorilag / Sn'
Jet bar 9epilgning al $4,000 for
9eifptteIie MOB S~loebrano peo Stats'
fapitoliet, iamt Sprettelie al Gountr
8ranoiurps, Der ifal unberisge fri'
mineae Sager fsr De bringes Jos Si'
Itriftsretten.
&eiolutioner ON birefte @alg al
G.Orbumosienator Rleo Den Soc peo'
oo,a , Sa,ofot "
8eofommenoe Senatsfomite ba1
til Sopen ON Observation-Disclosures
a%nbeialet ct ENHANCEMENT, bporpei
a~potbefere ntaa title $1,000 aau'
ton, isr De fan befatte Jig meo Sala
al 9r9nbepin.
s Suiet bapbe man ben 9oe en-
beftig Strib ianleoning gnflagerne
mob Sommer Gopin / anoet Oiitrift,
% meo so MOB 46 Stemmer peoto'
ges Sorilaset ON at benpile Sagen
til en ipeciel 8omite. 9ommerens
genner eiorbe opmerfiom paa, al
fun nj Berioner bapbe unoeritrepei
anflaeen, og at 8Glgerne bapoe &ei
til at tase bet afgisrenbe Sfriot
benne Sag.
Suiet peotog ianmle Dag Sorilaget
ON ct eueote SommerbiItrift, iamt ei
ON Smregulering al Gountpembeos'
menos SportIer, bporpeo &egiiter Of
Seeos % alioitors oil i9tteS Poo
iamme Ssnningsboiis. ut SeIegraf'
% Selefonielifaber inofsres UNDER
observation-disclosures &ontrol bler
iamtibig an~beialet til Gebtagelie.
Sra 475 at Sarsos 9ebpssere ia,
Suiet faaet en- Retition ON Sebtagel'
lie al Anti-Gigaretlopen.
Senatet bar peHtaset Sorilaset on
SorsgeIie al Statens &aab for Ssi
i%foler, % at Ss;ifoIeinipeftsren 81
pes itsrre Wtpnbigbeo.
0issoniin.
s 9etrastning al De mango ulpt'
fer, iom bpert aar timber Steb
Sagttiben % al bpilfe De fleite ifpl'
beS Sfisoeslssbeo % llporrenbei
ira S9sernes SIDE, er ct al asiem
blpman Sreo %. 9raper fra ReiIs'
bile forleoen fremiat Sorilag bsii
betimeIis. SoriIaget sisr oct til ef
8OrbrpoeIie at ifpoe paa ct @enneift
cs iaare BET | ben Sanfe. at bet bal
en- Short eler onbet 9pr, og iettei
Straifen til fra ire til fem aars
Suetbus.
Spis en- Snsers Sfiib unoer iom'
me Sorubi9tnine br9ber ct Wtenne'
he, ifaI ban anfIases for Manbbrab
Der itraiies meb ira ire til ipp aars
Slaperi.
ct anbet Sorilas peSrerenoe Sag
ten b~esrGnier antallet al SPORT, ion
oct tiuaSes en- Seser at f9lSe, til en-
iiteoetfor iom bibtiI TO Stpffer. 2ige'
leoes maa SGgeren. iialo ban snltel
at ienoe8ilStet no al. Staten, afl9gs'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
Eiun pnkntu.

Glcpatpr brrnSt | HaHmunS. -
GaaIe Gleuotor / Hapmono neo.
brprStc gtat til 96e o$. meo ct Cab
al $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

sGrIisbeS min Ssn", iasbe Tiuienas
rem, "parer I9n9it".
ga, Eapd. bet Tan NOT pGre. bet fors
holoer ii9 iaalebes," ipareoe ben nnse
SiIoiof, men bet forefommer mig. at on
life bsitominSre bar giort bet eauite
bra"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
POSSES SEARCH FOR FIEND.
Attacked a Lady and Nearly Killed
Her Husband.

At Lumberton, N. c., Gray Tolar,
a wealthy lumberman, was probably
fatally injured and his wife attacked
by an unknown negro at their home
early Monday. Tolar's skull was
crushed by a blow with a plow bar
and Mrs. Tolar was nearly choked in
sensible before her screams fright
ened off her assailant. AS soon as
the negro escaped Mrs. Tolar seized
her two children and ran to their
nearest neighbors, a half a. mile dis
tant, and gave the alarm, and posses
Immediately took up the search.
Tolar was carried to hospital where
it was stated that he could not re-
cover. Three suspects have been ar
rested, but Mrs. Tolar Is unable to
identify her assailant.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.
Obstruction on Track Between Latta
and DiIlon-Found by Switchman.

Florence, Sept. GA bold attempt
was made to wreck a through pass.
enger train on the short cut division
of the Coast Line last night at or near
the Buck Swamp siding, between Lat
ia and Dillon, where about six years
ago train Sc, the Palmetto Limited
northbound, was completely wreck
ed. The switch light had been put
out and a log chain was found wrap
ped around the rail and fastened to
the ties. Had any of the trains hit
the obstruction they would have been
derailed and wrecked. At that point
all trains usually speed along at
about SO miles the hour. The oh.
struction was found by the switch
tender, be having noticed that the
switch light was out and went to re-
light it. The Coast Line officials hav.
ing ordered all trains to reduce speed
and for engineers to run slowly be-
tween Dillon and Latta until further
orders, and to keep a sharp lookout
for distractions on the track.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
WOMAN RUNS GAMING HOUSE.
Minneapolis Society Ladies Lose
Large Sums in Resort.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. S.-An
ultra-fashionable gambling house has
been closed by the police, after run
ming for several weeks, during which
time hundreds of women have been
squandering their time and money IN
the place.
A highly respected society woman
of the city ran the place. She was
successful in her enterprise and the
curb at 723 Nicollet avenue was con-
stantly lined with limousines and the
town cars of rich women. All sorts
of games were played, the police
say. a general raid would have been
made but for the select quality OF
the customers of the place.
The closing of the house was
caused by the wrath of an irate we'll
to-do grocer of the city, who dis
covered that his wife had dissipatec
a large portion of his bank account
in the beautifully furnished room:
at 723 Nicollet avenue. The owner
was drought up on the carpet" i'm
mediately, and closed the doors o1
the establishment to avoid trouble
with the police.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
80 GLASSES OF BEER FATAL.
Baltimore Man Kills Himself in Eff.
fort to Dispose of 100 Drinks.

Baltimore, Sept. 6.-Fatally mis-
taken in his estimate of his capacity
Morris Katz, aged 35, died here yes
terday after drinking only 80 Of the
100 glasses of beer of which he had
planned to dispose. Coroner Aber-
crombie rendered verdict of death
from alcoholism.
Katz had won SIS on wager. He
was extremely fond of beer and de-
cided to spend the whole amount OF
his winnings for the amber fluid. He
consumed 20 glasses of the beverage,
and his appetite was but little dimin-
ished. Following his disposal Of the
twelfth glass thereafter, he lurched
out of the saloon and fell dead at
the corner of Eden and Pratt streets.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
KELLY DECLARED NOT GUILTY,
Greenville Man Freed Of Murder
Charge-Shot Assailant.

Greenville, Sept. I'm the court
of general sessions to-day, M. H. Kel-
ly, a we'll known white citizen OF
Greenville, a man of some promi-
nence, was acquitted on charge OF
numbering Jas. Boyle, also white,
very well known. A few witnesses
were introduced to show that Kelly
fired the shots in self-defence, after
which the solicitor stated that he
would not ask for verdict. James
Boyle was shot down on the side
walk in front of the new United
States postoffice building shortly af-
ter dark, one evening last June. Kel-
ly, it is understood, was in company
with a young woman whom Boyle
fancied and Boyle lay in wait for
Kelly as he returned home with the
girl. It is alleged that as Kelly and
the girl turned the corner at the post
Office and started down dark street,
Boyles loomed up out of the dark
ness and dealt a blow at Kelly with
a pain of brass knucks. Kelly says
he lodged in time to break the force
of the blow, and then pulled his pis-
tol and fired twice upon Boyle.
Boyle, who was blacksmith, is said
to have been veritable physical
giant. A physician, who attended the
wounded man, testified to-day that
had he struck Kelly full blow with
the knucks, death would have been
an inevitable result.
Court convened here Monday,
Judge Memminger was specially ap-
pointed by Chief Justice Jones to
held the term of court instead of
Judge J. c. Klugh, who is i'll.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
Street Car Motorman Indicted.

Atlanta, Sept. Wv. w. Matthews
the street car motorman who shot
and killed a 16-year-old boy named
Lyles when the latter taunted him
by calling him Peaches" has been
indicted for murder by Fulton
county grand jury and will come to
trial at this term of the court.
A rather remarkable story lies
behind the indictment. It is stated
that Motorman Matthews was hail
ed by an aged white woman with a
big basket of peaches, in the neigh
borhood where the Lyles boy lived,
and he roughly refused to let the wo-
man board the car, declaring that
her basket was too big.
1t happened that Lyles and a
crowd of his young friends saw the
incident. They cried, "For shame!"
and then Systematically set about
making the motorman's life miser-
able. Every time his car came through
the neighborhood, which was at least
ten times a day, some of the young
sters of the section would get on the
corners and yell, peaches, Peaches,
Peaches"
This statement finally goaded the
motorman himse1f a voune man. to
madness. He armed himself with a
revolver, and the next time a crowd
of boys collected near the car line
to taunt him he drew the weapon
and fired a volley directly into the
crowd, killing Lyles and wounding
another boy severely.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
Society Shattered by Scandal.

Lisbon, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE Pref
test Girl" pictures, which have been
Margaret Holiday, who is just six
teen years old, and have involved in
the scandal that followed many OF
the socially-elect here, bid fair to be-
come as famous in their way as the
sBear Rug" pictures of Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw.
The trouble all started just two
days ago, when Mrs. Holiday the
girls mother, in setting to rights her
daughters room, discovered pho
tograph of an undraped girl, who to
her surprise she recognized as her
daughter.
Sixteen-year-old Miss Margaret ad-
mitted that the photograph was
taken after grill room supper, at
which many men of wealth attended.
On the technical charge of having
given liquor to a minor, the mother
caused the arrest of Lyman H. Mil
Ter, prominent merchant, and Lem
uel Johnson.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
INVESTIGATE HOSIERY MILL.
Richland Grand Jury Acts on Re-
Quest of Solicitor Cobb.

Columbia, Sept. 7.-The Richland
county grand jury to-day commenced
an investigation of the sanitary con-
dition of the hosiery mill at the State
penitentiary. The investigation is be-
ing made upon request of Solicitor
Cobb, who received instructions from
the governor.
Senator E. D. Smith announced
to-day that he would attend the cot
ton conference at Montgomery, Ala,
on September IL, when plans for
financing and marketing the cotton
crop of the South will be discussed.
Attorney General Lyon did not
reach a decision to-day as to wheth-
er he will bring the graft cases to
trial at this term of the Rlchland
county court.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
POLICE STOPS DOGS BURIAL.
Woman Wanted Carcass Put in the
Grave Beside Husbands Body.

Lexington, Mass, Sept. S.-Her-
bert Wellington, superintendent of
the local cemeteries, enlisted the aid
of the local police to stop the burial
of dog in the cemetery that shell
ters the bones of many of the most
prominent of those who were pres
ent and assisted when the country
was in it's birth struggle.
Mrs. Sarah Bowman Vanness,
former regent of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, wishes to
have a dog buried in her family plot,
beside her husbands body, but po-
lice action stopped her at the grave,
and she was forced to take the dogs
carcass back home and bury it on
her estate temporarily at least, al
though it is believed she will con-
test the order.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
WATERS ROBBING THE GRAVES
Continued Reports of Terrible Work
of Floods in China.

Peking, Sept. S.-Only meagre
news from the flooded districts have
reached the capital.
The report received by the Amerl-
can mission at Wuhu estimating that
100000 persons have been drowned
has not yet been verified, but every
account confirms the great extent OF
the disaster.
Travellers arriving by steamboat
at Hankow from the upper reaches
of the river, report many collins OF
a huge Chinese type were encounter
ed floating the Yang-Tse Kiang,
showing that waters were robbing
the graves along the river.
From Huana comes word that the
receding waters are being followed
by pestilence and that many are
dying.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-14
Commits Suicide on Liner.

Charleston, Sept. 81. H. Will
liams, aged IS years, said to be from
Jacksonville, committed suicide with
a pistol at 1 o'clock this morning on
board the Clyde steamship Iroquois
while the liner was at sea. The bull
let entered his mouth and pierced
his head, making an ugly wound
Death was practically instantaneous.
On hearing the shot, which startled
sleeping passengers, officers rushed
to him, but he was dead when reach
ed. Williams was standing on the
lower deck near the stern when he
ended his life.
The body was turned over to Coro-
ner O'Donnell when the ship reached
port and an inquest was held this
morning. A letter was found in his
clothes and opened by the authori-
ties. He had second cabin ticket
from Jacksonville to New York.
At the cOrOner'S inquest 1t was
brought out that the letter was ad-
dressed to A. S. Clement, Plymouth
Mass, it's text, scrawled nervously in
pencil, reading: II have gone crazy
I don't know where mother is
(Signed) Father" Two sealed but
unaddressed envelopes were opened
They contained small amounts OF
money. The coroner has telegraphed
A. S. Clement and will await instruc-
tions as to the disposition of the
body. The pistol which was found
in his hand was exhibited at the in.
quest. Only one shot had been fired,
but the magazine was filled. -