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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
Outwits Asylum Keeper.

Trenton, Feb. 14.-Samuel Walker
formerly one Of the most prominent
lawyers here, who has been an in
mate of the State asylum for the in
sane for several months, was out
walking with an attendant to-day.
Walker boarded a trolley car, the at
tendant following. Walker paid his
own fare, but the attendant had no
money and Walker would not pay for
him.
When the attendant tried to ex-
plain to the conductor that he had an
insane man in charge the conductor
looked at the smiling Walker and
concluded that if either was lunatic
it was the attendant.
"He's no more insane than you, -
taunted the fare collector. $50 quit
your kidding and pay or get of"
The attendant appealed to other
passengers to lend him a nickel, but
all shared the conductors suspicious.
The attendant had to get off. He ran
at full speed back to the asylum and
Informed Warden Atchley, who got
out his automobile and started In pur-
suit. Walker was at the railway sta
ton awaiting a train, with a ticket
for Camden in his hand.
NEARLY beat you that time," was
Walkers laughing greeting. He made
no objection to going back to the
asylum.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
Blown Through Roof by Dynamite

New York, Feb. 17.-In the dyna-
miting of a house in First street,
Westfeld, N. J., last night, Mrs. Will
liam Bronson was blown through a
great hole in the roof and her body
shot into a field. She was uncon-
scious when found, but after an ex-
animation doctors expressed the be-
lief that she would recover.
The explosion in which her two
little children were injured was due
to the execution Of 'Black Hand
threat to destroy the bakery of
Frank Capponetti on the ground
floor Of the building. Capponetti, on
receipt Of threatening letter, open
ly expressed scorn Of the "Black
Hand"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
Doubted by Ex-Grand Juror.

Wichita Falls, Tex, Feb. 15.-B'
F. Suter, who was foreman of the
Frankfort, KY, grand jury which in
dicted Caleb Powers, and now a resi-
dent of Wichita Falls, when shown a
Helena, Ark, dispatch to-day, tell.
ing of the alleged confession of James
Gilbert, said he believed Gilbert was
a crank or insane. There is no doubt
in my mind as to the man who fired
the fatal shot," he said.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
PROMISED NOT TO REMARRY,
Now Young Woman Haunted b!
Ghost of First Husband.

Macon, Feb. 15.-Alleging that his
young wife deserted him because she
was haunted by the ghost of he1
former husband, whom she had prom
ised never to marry again, George
w. Mann, a well-known Confederate
veteran, to-day was given the first
decree in his divorce suit.
Mann declared to the jury that his
wife appeared so remorseful and con.
science stricken that he had consent
ed to the separation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22

The city of Orangeburg let con-
tract last week for more than fifteen
thousand dollars worth of street paw
ing, this being an extension on the
streets which already have paving.
The material to be used is vitrided
brick. Orangeburg will soon be one
of the best paved cities in the State.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22

The Sumter Y. M. c. A. building
will be ready for occupancy about
the first Of March. There is room
for 27 persons in the dormitories,
and the rooms are all filed, 40 hav-
ing made application.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS

5000 5000 at $OO
thousand 900 80 cents Special on larger ~
growing cabbage all the
varieties ne
and Short producing large fat
will most
special
attention given all wncn
with saves
trouble o. D. If preferred Catalogue
request.
THE oARR.cARLroN CO., Box 80, Meeeeas, 8. G.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
CONFESSES KILLING GOEBEL.
Dying Declaration of Man Slain In
Arkansas.

Helena, Ark, Feb. 15.-That he
murdered Gov. William Goebel, OF
Kentucky, in cold blood, at Frank
fort, in January, 1900, was the dying
declaration of James Gilbert, self
confessed gunman and ex-feudist OF
Breathitt county, Kentucky, who was
fatally wounded in a pistol fight with
a bartender here this morning. No
proof other than the mans last words
were offered, nor did he relate any
details of the killing.
The victim of periodical irregular
habits Of life, Gilbert came here about
three years ago, and soon became
known as a dangerous man, although
under ordinary circumstances he was
Deaceable.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
Killed Man. ACQUITTED.

One affray in which he figured re-
suited in his opponents death some
time ago, but Gilbert alleged self-de-
fence, and he was set at liberty.
While under detention in connection
with this affair, Gilbert's demeanor
attracted the marked attention of the
sheriff and his deputies, with the re-
suit that he later accepted an appoint
ment as deputy sheriff. For months
he was the terror of certain despe-
radoes, making periodical excursions
into the community and performing
deeds more famed for their daring
than for their valOr.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
Farming Implements

Of Gladiator Stalk Cutters Chattanooga
Guano Distributors CAN'T Distributors
Leather Collars Hams
Brde Halters Plow Lines and
thing the farmer need his farm
various heights, which
will be sold rock bottom prices.
call and when
$4,000 of Charge hand
Machine sell cheap
OF competitors.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-22
In Trouble Again.

LII lTOuUlc hSdus
It was early this week that Gil
bert's return to irregular habits is
said first to have been noticed. On
Wednesday night he engaged in a re-
volver battle with stranger, but
neither was injured, and truce was
established because of each mans
having exhausted his ammunition.
The affair was .hushed up, in the hope
that Gilbert would return to his regu-
lar employment on the sheriff's dep
uty force.
The end came in a downtown sa-
loon, when, for what was undoubted-
ly a fancied insult, he whipped out
his pistol, with the announcement
that the bartender was doomed.
Other Fellow Shoots First.
The bartender was the quicker OF
the two and shot first. Gilbert sank
to the floor, mortally wounded.
Realizing that the end had come,
Gilbert smiled family and after max
ing an attempt to joke about dying
in his boots, declared that he fired
the shot that caused the death Of Gov.
Goebel. Whether he would have
given details of his alleged killing of
Goebel can never be known, for Gil
bert died within a few minutes after
making the statement, which he re-
peated over and over again, with the
assertion that he could never get
over it,"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

Tuesday with Mrs. Hrotman and Ellis,
who viii stay at the cabin while
Grandma CALDWELL comes back with
him for visit with relatives.
ML1-H
Mrs. Matte Bogardus has been
showing her guests. Mrs. Bertha Rohr
and Mrs Bertha Rohr. the beautiful
drives about Canon City. Tuesday the
party, including another sister. Mrs.
Hanl<ins. took the trip to the top Of
the Royal Gorge and back over the
Skyline. THE visitors were delighted
with the scenic views all along the
route.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
I'm A BAD Way

Many n Canon City Reader WIN Feel
Grateful for This Information
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Becomes lame. wezk or aching:
II urinary troubles set In.
Perhaps your kidneys are i" in d
bad way"
Don't delay-use Doan's kidney
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Ia December. 1909. From my expert
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any serious recurrence
For sale by all deaierA Price SO
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New York. sole agents for the uuiisd
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
CITY SCHOOLS TO OPEN :
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.

The Canon City public schools are
to open Tuesday. September ;. 1912.
and all pupils are urged to be pres
ent the hrst day for assignment to
classes. By order OF the board tho
line between the Washington and JEFF
ferson schools has been changed TO
Hazel avenue and the Orchard Park
pupils are to be delivered at the Jeffer-
son building. All grade pupils who were
not in our schools last year should
see the superintendent at his Office
in the Washington Building. corner
Macon and Seventh streets. on Friday
or Saturday. August soth or sist from
nine TO four. -sa-LS
W II. RAY,
is5tS-wt2 superintendent
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
A DINNER IN DENVER

From early morning until late at
nisht-or 70 be more exact. until
early mornIng again the dining rooms
are full of people who fnd at the Al
bany just wAat pIeases them most.
The dlnins rooms are many. and all
appropriated named. There Is the
Italian Gardsn. which will remind you
OF a dining room IN old Italy. II is
the grill Nhere gentlemen unattached
take their breakfast. and other meals
too. II they prefer to be away from
the music nd the ladies' In the cen
ter Is an ever flowing fountain and
fsh pond Here the real speckIed
trout frollo and play. and IL you order
trout for breakfast the waiter takes
little se.n and catches the required
number which are soon brolied and
served in most approved style.
There Is Bohemia which Is all the
name implies. where you sit and eat
and watch he gay throng pass by.
The sWellsst OF all Is the Complex
lon room. named from the lighting
scheme. Ne lights are visible to the
eye. -Four IMMENSE vases stand In the
room. In the tops of the vases. sur
rounded by vines and flowers are
strong lights which light up the room
perfectly This is one OF the new
rooms. finished in caen stone. an i'm
ported material resembling marble
with a more delicate. veive,y surface.
Here the orchestra is stationed and
from early lunch until late midnight
the best music that money can buy
is dispensed for the pleasure OF the
eating guests.
The next room down .ae line is the
Magnolia room. SO named from its
decoration OF huge blooming mag
nolla trees The English box hedge
Is another feature IN the decoration
OF this beautiful room
There are two private dining rooms
seating forty each. and four seating
twenty-five each These are done in
white enamel and appear to be In the
Queens section OF the palace :.
Down between runs the new prom
enade. done in caen stone. with the
same lighting scheme as mentioned
in the Complexion room. All about
arc rreach doors with small window
panes of French mirrors. Tho surni-
ture here. in the ladies' reception
rooms and in the new dining rooms
Ia OF the Louis Fourteenth style. grace
fnl rich. elegant. and IN perfect taste
with It's surroundings.
AZ the end Of ths ioag promenade
Il the new magnificent Cathedral bail
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

In Denver the other nlght took
friend out 10 dinner. / had told him
we would 20 10 4 new place-a place
where he had never been before-the
most charming dining room in all
Denver.
We started from the Brown. walked
down 18th street and turned on Stout.
wen; half block and entered new
buiiding-just finished and furnished
lusurlantly.
.-This.- said l. IS the Palace ., The
King
How about the Queen asked my
guest. looking about at all the dell
cate spleador-white marble. white
enamel wood work. rose coiored
upholstery. red rugs. dainty furniture.
splendid mirrors and dazzling lights.
And we agreed that this was indeed
the Queens eatrance to the Kings
Palace.
We fingered a few moments to ad-
mire the oueeniy waiting rooms aud.
the beauties In waiting. then stroiIed
on through the charming promenade
into the new dining room-quite the
fastest Of all the beautiful eating
rooms in Denver.
The room was full of prosperous
and conten,ed looking people. the mus
ic was excellent. the lighting perfect.
though not light in sight anywhere.
After we had gotten well started on
a modest little dinner my friend said.
Nov old man. you have carried this
joke quite far enough SUPPOSE you
tell me where we are at7''
l explained 10 him that we were In
The Albany Hotel. though really
believe he would have doubted my
word n I had not at the same time
handed him the menu card. which In
dicated plainly the name of the place.
We were Indeed In the New Albany
Complexion Room" which is the
delicate name Mr.. Dutton has given
to that particular dining room.
You would not know the Albany. II
you enter on Stout street at the new
dining room entrance. so greatly has
Il been changed In its remodelinS
The Albany Is now quite one of the
first hotel Of the great west country.
The hotel has been nearly doubled
In size. II now has 500 rooms and
when tho work Is through all but IL
rooms will have private bashs-
The charm of the. Albany l. In It's
dining rooms and eating arrange
ments. II Is the most popular dining
place in Denver. and feeds more poo
pie than any other hotel or reatau-
rant.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

Mrs 5. s Peck and two children OF
Kansas City. Missouri. are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Shoemaker on Pike
avenue. They came here from Rich
mond. Virginia. and will be Joined
shortly by Mr.. Peck
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Al Rogers OF Poplar avenue is ab
sent on visit to Colorado Springs.
H-8-4
Mrs Preston Davis has gone to Dem
vi on n business trip. a
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt have chang
ed their place of residence from Colo
-rado avenue o'East Canon
Mr.. whlltler Of Park avenue is re-
ported to be down with typhoid fever
Tho J. U. O. club meets Saturday
afternoon with the president. Mrs.
Pearl wenzeI. on North 7th street.
There viii be the annual election OF
officers.
Mr.. Gebhardt took his Sunday school
class OF boys on a camping expedition
Tuesday. A trip to the top of the
Greenhorn was on the program for
Wednesday and homo again the same
day. = 4
The ladies' prayer meeting Of Dis
trict No. IS met with Mrs Baker on
East Sherman Monday afternoon at
the. usual hour with a good attendahee.
Thlnext meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Chase.
M-A-A
Quite a party of young folks enjoy
ed "a merry social time at the strick-
land home on Grand avenue on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Ealc Jones stopped Friday on
her return trip from Durango 10 COM
plefe her visit with Miss Mabel cuth-
bert After spending most of the sum
mer In Colorado. Miss Jones left for
her hgue at Barron. Wis. Monday
morning.
Mrs. Clara Bailey Is home for short
vacatSa before opening Up for the fall
millinery trade at Sterling. Colorado.
whys she and her sister Iva have
been in business the past year.
Miss Marie Bognrdas is spending the
wesk with friends at clvIliins ranch
near Chandler
u-u-u
Mlss Catherine Kirkland OF Pueblo
Is visiting at the Hayes home On East
Elm avenue.
Miss Nellie stiers came home recent
iy from her vacation trip. In company
with other younE people. through Cal
ifornia and other points on the coast,
Mrs. Mary Bsrnhart IA not improv-
Ing a Welt as she could wish from
her Sns selss of rheumatism. She is
harry shle TO walk about at present
u-uLw
when family friends visit the home
or other Items OF Interest occur. why
not phone white 1909. and help boos,
the Lincoln Park news column
MI. A. @. Hayes returned Saturday
from ten days visit with her hus-
band and friends at Pueblo. They all
spfr, Sunday at stratton Park. COL
orAAo Springs. Mr.. Hayes Is employ
cd at the crew-Beggs department:
store at Pueblo.
J. Il. Dickinson OF Stanford. Texas.
came down Tuesday night from Long
mont. where he has been visiting
daughter. to spend the rest OF the
summer with his daughter. Mrs.
Hcrard. on Park avenue.
a-w-w
Mrs. Haliseur was taken from her
home on sherman avenue to Glen
wood Springs. Sunday evening to take
advantage 2. the baths for her pre-
ionscd az tck of rheumatism. Her
daughter. Mrs. schlaeppi. accompani-
cd her and win remain few weeks
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

A full stock Of school tablets. PEN
cils etc. at whipple'sL
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

Ne and Mrs. Geo. Bethel ST.. Mrs.
Geo. Bethel Jr. and son. Wallace. and
Fred Fell went TO Denver Sunday in
the Bethel car and will spend few
days there
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

Bicycle Trip 10 Green Mountain Falls.
Prof. n. C. Tilton and son left Mon
day morning on a bicycle trip to
Green Mountain Falls. Colorado. where
they viii spend week or ten days
visiting the formers sister. Mrs Flora
TlltOn Ranety. and family. who are
camping at that well known resort
during the month Of August Mrs
Raffety and family will return to Can
on City about September first or
shortly thereafter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

While price Is no objec, to a news
paper man. as everybody knows. still
am. as has been said. a simple eater
l like the good things that satisfy but
do not inebriate. II food may be spok-
en- of in that way. And have found
the Albany the cheapest place to eat
in Denver. In the whole country in
fact. Ny breakfasts are always the
same the world around and at the Al
bany always cost the small sum Of
s5 cents. One day | took colorado's
most popular congressman in to lunch.
Both OF us had exactly what we want
ed. without extravagances for appear
ance sake. and the bill was the small
sum OF IS cents. Another day en-
tertained future governor of cosora-
do, who ordered the things that suit
ed him and the bill was so cents for
the two. This. know will make Sam
Dutton laugh. IL he ever takes the
time from a busy day to read this
little story.
And after dwadling as long as we
could respectfully over our coffee. en-
joying the music and the gay life all
about. my friend compllmented the
dinner as the very best he had ever
had in Denver and the sourroundings
the most pleasant. q must confess It
cost a trifle more than the iuncheons
mentioned above). And then he said,
"you are quite right. old man. This
is indeed the Palace OF the King"
q. q. II.
A full stock Of school tablets. PEN
ellis. etc. at whipple's-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

am simple eater. so cannot talk
knowingly OF the swell spreads put
on at the Albany. but am told by
those who do know OF TIE rich and
good thing, gotten up by the best
caterers Of the country that nowhere
IN this broad land can finer dinner
be had than right here in Denver in
an Albany dining room. -,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

room. which is also used Us banquet
hall. The name tells the story of
this handsome room. f25xs3 feet in
size. finished in caen stone. 1t Is
artihclaIly ventilated and always COM
Portable and fresh. with all windows
and doors closed.
These in brief are the public eating
rooms of the New Albany and 1000
people can be seated and served at
one time. The evening we were there
four banquets were going on and
5000 people were being feasted with
all the delicacies of modern world
times
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

The ladies' prayer meeting Of Dis
trict No. IS met with Nrs- Baker oil
East Sherman Monday afternoon a
the. usual hour with a good attendahee
Thlnext meeting will be at the hOm'
OF Mrn Chase.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

Quite a party of young folks enjoy
ed "a merry social time at the strick
land home on Grand avenue on Thurs
day evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

III. and Mrs. Reed and little daugh-
ter. Frances. together with Mr.. Reeds
brosper and Mrs. Getty. constituted an
auyo narty that camo in from Larned.
xansaS Monday TO visit ps. cAdws'i's
family on East Sherman. Mrs.. Reed
Il ! sister Of Grandma Caldwell. The
men returned Tuesday but the ladies
win remain for some days. oray CAD
wslI cams down from the ranch near
wassA nouataln< Monday. returning
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

Miss Marie Bognrdus is spending ths
wcsk with friends at cIviiiins' ranch
near Chandler.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-26
BRISTOL.

Miss Morgan of Vilonia will teach
the Bristol school this wipter.
f, w. Days mother, who has been
visiting him, returned to her home in
Illinois Tuesday.
Mr.. Jeter of Vilonia will teach at
Union Hill this winter.
ALI Sanders has rented the W. A .
Young farm. Mr.. Young is making
preparations to move to Randolph
county.
Doc Griffin of Rosebud has rented
part of the Strickland farm.
Raymond Day and wife of Mt. Yer
non, and Miss Maude Diffee and Mrs
White of Ell Paso visited at E. D..
Days Sunday.
J Gunter conducted prayer SER
vices at the Baptist church Sunday
night.
Rev Polk of aBrney will preach al
Bristol the second Sunday in Novem-
Der.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-26
SPRINGFIELD.

Quite number of our people at
tended the Conway county fair at
Morrilton the past week.
II. P Hutto attended the funeral
of his brother at damascus the past
Tuesday.
w. S. Simpson and son visited Con-
way Sunday and Monday He is pre-
pairing to move his family down there
in the near future.
Win A, Berry passed through here
en- route to Solgohachia and remained
over Sunday night with his parents.
He began his school at Solgohachia
Monday.
Sam Moses of Solgohachia spent
Sunday with his mother here.
Luther Malone and Sam Bell were
out from Plumerville Sunday.
Ed Whitley of Georgia Settlement
visited here Sunday.
j. w Berry sold 11-eent cotton in
Plumerville Saturday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-26
progressing nicely. Everybody come
and take a part.
October "a.
YILONIA.

Health is good at present in this To-
cality.
People are still harvesting their
crops. Most of the cotton crop is
gathered and larger yield is being
realized than was at first expected.
Rev. W. B Pinson preached at the
A. II. College Sunday night. He is
visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
The public school is progressing
nicely, under the leadership of Prof.
Blair
Rev. James passed through here
Sunday to fill his regular appointment
at Cypress Valley
Miss Nirgie Forrest will leave soon
for Oklahoma, where she will teach
for the winter.
Miss Annie Montgomery will teach
in White county this winter.
John Latimer returned from st.
Louis last Friday night.
Joe Simpson has moved to the place
where Rev. Pierce lived last year.
The A. H. C. is talking of starting
d meeting soon.
Miss Dora Parker visited at Naylor
Sunday.
Coy Parker will teach at Belmont
this winter.