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Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

c., the substa lces behaved like perfect
uf heat radiation; and cop
per cylindars cooled TO 10 degrees h--
low zero (274 degrees b.low zero +.
rnse in temperature quite as rapidly
when encased with layer Of cotton
wool 20 inches thick when naked.
at temperatures highe nan so degrees
below zero, the intiueu. = of the park
ing became perceptlble, and the rate "f
W irming varied with the thickness OF
the layer.
Investi cations hy Prof. A. Bartoli
have proven that atmospheric dust ex-
erts very considerable influence on
the intensity of the suns rays passing
through 1t. In July, 1892, the great
eruption nf Erna fl led the air in its vi
cluity with an INCAPABLE dust, which
fell gently, aud gave the sun slight
reddish tlnge On calm, cloudlesS
dty it was found that . per ceut. of
the heat tausmi ted 10y pure air was
Intercepted by thIs dust.
Artificial whalebone is made from
leather bv Il German inventor. The
m tterial is soaked for three DAYS in
sulpha,e of pitassium, then stretched
on frame, slowly dried, exposed t. "A
| high temperature, aud afterward put
under heavy pressure. Genuine whalr-
| bone is scarce, ana good limitations Will
| tiud abundant u-es.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
BROOKLYN's CITIZENS OBJECT.
Greater New York Opposed-No In
stalmrnt Con>o ida ion for Them

Albany, Feb. 13 The senate citiec
committee yesterday gave nearing
on the Greater New York bills MI.
Dykeman for the Citizens Loyal league
of Brooklyn representing $1,000 en-
rolled names opposed both bills. He
said Brooklyn's people wanted no sucn
union as that proposed. The city LED
in the fight for good government and
did not want share in New YORK
wealth. He did not think the Stran'
ahan-Green commission had been
faithful. 1t was created as a commits
sion to inquire into the deslrability
Of union but changed itself into
body to appeal violently for woes and
called itself the Greater New YORK
commission.
They held out the bait of an equal
tax rate and so was on the skirmish
line by false representations. The
Lexow bill violates every principle OF
home rule. Its advocates seem AFRAID
to trust the people and so come to
Albany for legislation. If the Lexcw
bill passes every function Of the board
of aldermen in New York which are
exercised by supervisors elsewhere VIII
come to an end. This result makes it
unconstitutional. The Reynolds bill
is equally Objectionable. The people
don't want consolidation by Install
ments. The people should pass on the
question by voting on the proposed
charter
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
AFTER TREASURER TAYLOR.
He Misappr rpriated over S307 900
of South Eakotn's MoncY.

New York. Feb. 13.-The state of
South Dakota is plaintiff in an action
just begun in the supreme court Of
this state 10 recover a judgment fer
$3.50 900 against the sureties on the on
cial bond of w. ". Taylor, the de-
faulting treasurer of South Dakota.
Taylor had been state treasurer for
two years, and his term expired in
January last. Prior to the qualifica-
tions of his successor. he disappeared.
and an examination of his books re-
yealed the alleged fact that he had
misapproprated more than S367, 900 Of
the states money, which. as treasurer,
he had received from sales of bonds
and other state obligations No trace
has been found of him and it is the
general impression that he has fed
either to Central or South America.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
BRADY ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Miss Maloncy Testifie | To Witnessing
the Shooting Of Pcrdue.

Norwich. Conn, Feb 13-The trial
of Alexander Brady, charged with IA
tally shooting Frederick C. Perdue,
a soldier from Fort Trumbull, on the
night of May 13. 1894, at New London
was begun in this city yesterday Drs
Hiram B. Thomson and Elisha Nun
son testified to the fatal nature Of the
wound in Perdue's left breast Will
liam II. Burke, a New London police
man, testified that Brady charged
Lizzie Maloney with the crime and
asked that she be taken to the Win
throp hotel and locked up. as she was
weak-minded and confinement in a cell
would make her crazy.
Miss Maloney testified that she wit
messed the shooting. that she was with
Perdue when he was shot. and identi-
led Brady as the man who shot him.
Said she knew him we'll.
Miss Kate Ann Sullivan identified
Brady who said TO her on the night
IF the murder. as she approached:
Keep off. or you'll be shot"
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
EXILEs WANT DAMAGES.
Cranston Denies the Dynamite Stor,
Claiming 1t Was "Hatched."

A. w Ns
Vancouver, B. c.. Feb. 13.-Cranston,
Mueller and Johnston, the three exiles
from Hawaii, have entered suit against
the captain of the steamer Warrimoo
and the Canadian Australian Steam
ship company, for $4,000 each. They
claim false arrest and imprisonment
that they were not given a trial, and
that they were held as prisoners on
the Warrimoo without any warrant
whatever
Cranston was seen by the United
Press representative in reference to a
statement contained in a Washington
dispatch, in which he is charged with
having designed to use dynamite.
When asked about the matter Grams
ton laughed and said there was no
truth in it whatever. He said the
story was hatched so that some excuse
might be given for their unjustifiable
treatment
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
NoLexnw Committee Here.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 13.- The sensa-
tional investigation of charges Of
bribe-takins against the city detec-
tives came to an end by verdict Of
not guilty by the board OF police. The
three detectives under charges were
Chief of Detectives Wright and De-
tectives Looney and Cason. 1t was
decided by the board to find the three
officers not guilty and to give Looney
and Cason a reprimand for receiving
presents OF rings from Carrie Clarke.
a keeper of a disreputable resort.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Mount Holly, N. j.. Feb. 13-The
large winter hotel at Browns Mills-in-
the-Pines. owned by the Forest
Springs Hotel company, was entirely
destroyed by fire yesterday together
with it's contents There was no one
living in the hotel and there Is no
clue to the origin of the fire. AS the
place has no fire department, 1t was
impossible to save the building. The
loss is S150,000, insurance unknown.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
IN search Of A Mother
Miss Wright's Cruel Sepa-
ton from Her Parent.
Her Mother Disowned for Marrying
a Music Teacher, and When Wild.
owed, Was Forced To Part with
the Infant Child on Account OF
Her Destitute Condition.
Her Destitute Condition.

Jersey City, Feb. ia western law
yer sent to Counselor Frank P. Nc
Dermott, of this city, letter yester-
day containing curious story of a
daughter who is anxious to find her
mother. The young lady is Miss Jen-
ME Wright, who is IS years of age
and resides in Green Falls, Mont, but
her parents lived formerly in this
state.
Miss Wrights story, told to her
counsel, 3. F. Turner. who communi-
Gated the facts to Mr.. McDermott, is
substantially as follows: Her mother
was an only daughter of wealthy peo-
pie and when quite young married her
music teacher, in opposition to her
parents wishes. After the marriage the
couple removed from New Jersey to
New York city, where three children
were born to them. Shortly afterward
the father died. leaving the widow
without any means to support her
young family.
The widow was too proud to appeal
to her parents for assistance since
they had disowned her after her mar
riage to the music teacher, and in her
desperation she applied to the aunt
of her dead husband for assistance
and this aunt advised her to give the
children to people who were able and
willing to care for them.
Gave Up II T. Children.
Seeing no alternative and broken
with grief, suffering and privation, she
reluctantly consented to part with her
little ones. The youngest child, Jennie,
then a mere baby, was wanted by a
family providing they could adopt 1t
without the mother learning the name,
and the aunt readily consented and
the child was handed over to them
without the mother ever having seen
the people to whom her baby was CIV
en-. In some way the story of the wild
ows destitute condition reached her
parents ears, and at once they sent
for her and the children.
Great was their sorrow when thei-
daughter told them that she had been
obliged to give baby Jennie away to
strangers whom she did not know.
vigorous search was made for the
baby. but in vain. The family who
had adopted Jennie learned from the
aunt who made the transfer that they
were being sought after, and they sud-
denly left New York city for the west.
where they have resided ever since.
Jennie's foster parents have never
revealed her mothers name The
young woman's first name is the one
given to her by her mother but that
of Wright belongs to her foster par
ents.
Miss Wright winds up her story by
saying, Nothing will please me SO
much as to hear from my mother"
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Chicago, Feb 13.-The argument In
the Pullman quo warranto case was
resumed yesterday in Judge Bakers
private chamber. Attorney Runnells,
representing the company, continued
his arguments in support of the pleas
filed in answer to the bill of the attor-
ney general Mr.. Runnells spent most
of the forenoon reading authorities and
contended that the company had not
exceeded its corporate powers.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Plttsburg. Feb. 13.-Henry Stahlberg.
a carpenter, 81 years of age. residing
at 1913 Otem street, Allegheny, COM
mitted suicide last night by hanging
himself with a silk handkerchief to
the bed post in his room. Dependency
over failure to secure employment and
inability to meet the payment of
mortgage on his property, was the
cause. He leaves a widow
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Tho Safe Time.

Mrs, Unsophist-Do you suppose that
the married men at the club talk about
their wives together?
Mrs Uptodate-Yes, suppose they
do, when the single men are not
around. Brooklyn Life.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Intelligence

The gentlemen that came to see
papa said was one of the most intel
ligent children they ever saw" said
little Jack.
Indeed" said the proud mother,
did you recite Little Drops of Water
for them?"
Nom. l refused to."-Tit-B Bits.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Richfeld Springs. n. Y, Feb. 13.-
The spring elections took place in the
different towns of Oswego county yes
terday. On account of the recent bliz-
rard making the roads bad light
vote was polled. The majority of those
elected were republicans. No super
visors were elected and the interest
In the election was not very lively.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
What Happened,

Superintendent of Police-1 believe
the officer on the stand to be speaking
the truth.
Commissioner-What is the usual pro-
ceeding on an action like this?
Superintendent of Police-I recon-
mend his suspension at once.-N. Y.
World
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Philadelphia, Feb. 13.-Fred J. Kim
bal and Henry Fink. who were re-
Gently appointed receivers of the Nor
folk & Western Railroad company
were yesterday appointed ancillary re-
ceivers by Judge Dallas in the United
States circuit court to take charge Of
the company's property in this dis
trict. The security was fixed at $4,000
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
VIII in Pnnghhecnsie.

New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Murray Fer
ris. the sugar refner of Franklin, La,
who was shot and mortally wounded
on Jan. 2S, by Henry NJ. Payne. planter
of south Louisiana. died yesft rday. The
remains will be buried in Poughkeepsie.
N, Y, Friday
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
They Will Callat Chcrb urg.

Hamburg. Feb. 13.-The Hamburg
American Steamship company has ar
ranged to have its steamers call at
Cherbourg on both eastward and west
ward passages. The Western railway
Of France will run special trains 10
Paris in connection with the steamers.
The new plan will not affect the South
ampton service.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
A Chance for IT.

Nurse Ito doctor, who has just been
called init appears to be very COM
plicated case, doctor. Can you make
anything out of it?
well, between you and me ! think
| can make couple of hundred out OF
it."-Puck.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
scrtous Difficult es Nav Aris,

City of Mexico. Feb. photographs
news from the state of Guatemala is
that Miles Rock, chief Of the Gua:e-
malan commission. was suddenly called
from the border to the City of Guate-
mala in connection with an arrange
ment with Mexico. 1t is believed that
Mr. Rocks opinion is required on gey-
eral points in dispute. The news is
Of a general peaceful tendency. hut
the Ell Universal warns its readers
that 1t is still possible for serious diff
.-..iI L.. -,
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Her knowledge.

Mr.. Anieede-Do you know anything
OF the game laws, Miss Kennard?
Miss Kennard-Oh yes, Mr.. Anicede.
MIR. Anicede-What, for instance?
Miss kennard-You should never
trump your partners ace.-Truth.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Fiancee-How much more?
/ reaks.

Museum Attendant-This couple you
sec here were engaged the whole of a
summer season at the seaside.
Visitor - What is singular about
them?
Museum Attendant-They are mar.
ried. Brooklyn Life.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Probably Right

Granddaughter-Mrs. Finetalk does
mt say "punkin" pie; she says: pump
kim"
Old Lady-"She does, eh? Then I'll
bet cookie she doesn't know how to
make one fit to at."-N. Y. Weekly.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Huntington. w. Va, Feb. 13.-Seven-
teen prisoners escaped from the Cat
tlesburg. KY. Jail last night by a
tunnel that they had dug under the
bastile. Two of them are charged with
murder. Three were recaptured later.
The surrounding country has been
warned to look out for the others.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

First Musician-I am still holding
that note.
Second Musician-Yes. had hoped
you would give me rest by this time.
Detroit Free Press.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
. Ahnt Ennls I'll -. nj .rI-lIs BE :,

Altoona, Pa. Feb. 13.-About 80 Hun
sarlan miners employed by ]. L.
Mitchell & Co. near Bens Creek. gath
cred in one of their shanties yesterday
and proceeded to get on the outside
OF several jugs of whiskey The cele-
bration wound UP by John Cushua
being shot through the heart and in
stantly killed by one OF the party.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Buried in Malt,

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 13.-Henry Hum
phrey. a malt house man. met death
In frightful form yesterday. He was
sucked beneath a great. rushing. tum-
bling mass of dry malt. in one OF the
bins OF the Lake View Malt house, and
was smothered to death before help
could reach him.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Turn About.

Good doggy" said the boy in per.
suasive accents, as he fastened an
empty meat-can to the animals tail.
'l've got a tin for you"
And I've got it in for you" barked
the dog, turning round and biting him.
Chicago Tribune.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The Daily Activity of Animals
The Air as q Rock-Carrier-
Shall the Cooking School be
Abolished? Another Low Tenn
perature Anomaly-Heat-Screen-
ing Effect of Atmospheric Dust
Structure of the Arc Light
A New Fibre Procsss-A Man
Dissolved in Acid.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Wise Precaution.

Clerk of Western HOTEL thought IL
best to caution that old fellow who
just came in about blowing out the gas.
Proprietor-Where is he from?
Clerlk-f'rom the Greater New York.
Life.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Norwich. Conn. Feb. 13.-The coun-
try store of w. E. Manning, Bozrah-
VILE. was burglarized last night. The
burglars entered by a back window.
They carried away SIS in cash. two
coats and about SIS worth of goods.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
circumstances Alter Cases.

Father-Your mother complains that
you are impudent. Why don't you do
what she tells you2
Son Because I'm not married to her.
Alex Sweet, in Texas Siftings-
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Comparing Mates.

what was your answer when
young lligbie asked you to marry him?'
why do you want to know"
because he asked me last night, and
| want to let him down with something
different. Judge.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Wont Receivc Cathnlics.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 1S-The czar
caused an intimation to be given to
the Armenian Catholics that he will
not receive them. The Catholics who
had started for st. Petersburg are
therefore returning home.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Its Proper Place.

Mr.. Hojack tat dinner,-My dear,
isn't it very queer for you to serve soup
after the beef?
Mrs Ilojack-Not at all. love. Thh,
is ox-tail soup.-Judge.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

She-What made Love go blind?
He-Cataracts in his eyes, guess.
She-And that's why Niagara has
such fascination for bridal couples,
perhaps Truth.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Found Out

She-You're just like all the rest Of
the men. Here we've been married only
year, and you never kiss me unless l
ask you to.
He-Huh! You're just like all the
rest of the women. You never think to
ask me to kiss You unless you want
money.-N. Y. Weekly.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Fort Monroe. Va, Feb. 13.-wiiliam
Wright, an aged colored man. was run
over and killed near Hampton. on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad yesterday.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Rochester. N. Y. Feb. 13.-John H.
Gordon, the original inventor Of the
self-binding reaper, died in this city
yesterday, aged So years.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Noble Resignation.

Fiancee-Dearest, don't you think yor
could love mother enough to have hel
come and live with us?
Reggy (heroically}-More, darling
more!
Fiancee-{low much more?
Reggy-Enough more to have us gc
and live on her. N. Y. World.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Tho Boys Experiencs.

Teacher-Can any of you tell me why
flannel is comfortable in winter?
Bright Boy lin new underwear) 1t
makes yeh hitch about and wriggle
around, and the exercise keeps yeh
warm.-Good News,
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
Has n. Own Reward.

What do you think of the modern
game os football. doctor?"
II think. sir. that the punishment
dts the crime. Judge.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Denver. Feb. 1S.-Early yesterday the
Thermometer registered 20 degrees be-
low, the coldest in Denver,s history.
AZ noon the cold spell broke and tbs
tn irmometer rose to 20 above.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
A Short Walt.

Witherby-l forgot my latchlsey last
night, and when | came home couldn't
get in, SO | had to wait until the family
got up.
neutrality-suspicious. long was it, old
man, about half an hour?-N. Y. World.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
No. SO North Market Street

This House has l3 large and comioraolss aOs
rooms in Il gas all over The house; cold snu ,sl
warm wa er in kit hen: bath room, win pa'p
ing tub; water closet up and down siairs'
Would make an excellent boarding house
ian is I'm
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
FEDDEMAS & EARLE.
NOTICE.
FREDERICK, MD., Jan. Sth, 1886

FREDERICK, MD., Jan. Sth, lSS0
Having sold out this day my Boot and sna|
business 10 my son, avid, request all perl
ties knowing themselves indebted TO me ~
Boois, Shoes, Hats Caps, Umbrellas, IrunA
Satchels, etc. to settle IN ir accounts immeal.
ately at No. IS North Market street. N'nen
accounts are not settled by
FEBRUARY 1sT, 1895,
they will be collected according TO Law, a. J.
intend to move to Baltimore, Nd. on or peiV'
April LIST, 1895.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15
FEBRUARY IsT, 1895,
A LARGE DWELLING FOR RENT.

1 also offer for Rent my private DwelMas
Hnuse. No S5 North Market sileet fosSs y,
sion given on or before April lst, leSo' ="
terms, inquire of ,r,c
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

In recent terrible accident in a
Chemical factory at Mulhouse. Alsace,
ilIah was literally aud completely
dissolved IN sulpburlc acid. Auexpl,-
Sion ol nitrobenzol seems t , have blown
MN liIto large Trough containing
sulphurlc acid 10 depth of about tnree
iee', and the discovery IN tnls trough
OF nus rubner Respiration, with some uOr-
celaln buttons and other more or less
ils"luble articles, was the only evil
deuce of his fate.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

"A new species Of giraffe -of a bright
Chestnut color, with almost invIs ble
white slripes-has been discovered IN
Son'alilaid by Major Wood, of the
British army.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

In German experiments, copper has
been found TO prolong the existence OF
leaves on potato vines, and increase
the number aud size of the tub.rs. A
sw0 per cent solution of sulphate of
copper IN lime water was sprinkled on
the plants.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

Cotton and other substances regard
en as oid conductors of heat have been
tf.t'd under great cold ut NJ. Raoul
fieteps laboratory. At temperatures
lower than abOnt 80 degrees below zero
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-15

A new process for manufacturing
paving block, building materials and
other OBJ from wood fiuer is Report
ed To have been patented ia Swltzer-
ianu anu other countries. Tie tiuer Is
nrst rendered anlisepic by treatment
WIN NlIrlul corr slVe suhllinat- =, etc..
aud Is theu NIX with Il suirab >
ag3loniteant bavlng mortar as base.
Material 50 obaiued is pressed INTO
moulds. The ohjecrs made are light,
porous and tough, bad conductors of
sound aud heat, aud can b.. sawed.
nal ed, diilled, and otherwise treated
like wood.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-02-15

quei e te disc: eh bienl Lambert ct
tot vous etes deux imb5ciies, ct 81
i'6tais 4 votre place..
Que ferais. tn?
La viellle ne r6pondit pas; Ia
porte venait de s'ouvrir, ct Lam
bert 6talt entire sur les derniAres
paroles qu'elle venait de prononoer
ct quill await eutendues.
La mere q ralson, dit-il dun
ton delib6r6, ct je commence q
trouver que ga dure trop long.
temps. Du reste, la mere nest
pas seule de Get AWE, car, pas plus
tard que tout 4 lheure, TAI recu
une lettre.
ITEMS. moi aussi, dit Bricole,
en- he redressant.
Lis moi GAL fit Lambert en-
lui remettant une lettre.
Eft dls-moi, tot, CO que tn pen
SEES de ceci, r6Dliqua Bricole en-
lui pr6sentant une autre lettre.
Et tous deux, s'6tant mis- 3 lire,
trent on meme temps IN meme
geste de stupefaction. Les deux
lettres, eorites dc la meme man.
contenaien: egalement toutes deux
.ce qni snit:: "Bricole ct Lambert
sont deux iles.-M6f us
.du docteur."
"a continner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-02-15

Trains tous les jours excepte lie dimanche
Depots, St. Paul, Minneapolis ct West
Superior.
W. s. ALEXANDER, P. A. ROCKWELL.
OPrest. & 3enl Manager. Asst Gen. Pass Agt.
st. Paul. st. Paul