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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06
COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brief Items of News From
Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines.
MONDAY.


Gen. Aleiandrino, representing
Aguinaldo, held truitless CON
ference with General Otis at Ma
Mia yesterday in an effort to oh.
tain peace.
The Filipinos have returned to
General Otis IA enlisted soldiers,
whom they had held as prisoners.
The street-car conductors and
drivers went on a strike in Hav.
ana, but substitutes were soon
found.
TUESDAY.
Another fruitless conference
with General Alejandrino, the
Filipino envoy, took place at
Manila yesterday.
Filipinos attacked Bacoor, Lu.
zon, and an all-day fight took
place there. No decisive result
is reported.
A modern American fire de-
partment has been organized at
Santiago.
The street-car service of Hav-
ana is seriously interrupted by
the strike.
WEDNESDAY.
Cuban Generals Miro and San.
chez have offered manifesto al
Santiago, Cuba, in which they
say Americans are more tyranni
cal than Spaniards.
Dispatches from Manila report
thatsGeneral Lawton has .dispers
ed Filipino forces near Bacoor
In yesterdays fight near Bacoor
two Americans and 90 Filipinos
were killed.
General Grant is in pursuit o.
native forces near Jurus.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

THE America people never tire Of
her worship, S, long as the hero ac-
eepts it with conservatism and recOg-
nizes tht ne was erlya means to an
great meu become lmost child sh
when they are publicly rex arded for
some splendid achievement and by
word aud ac,s oD I've occasion of its
proper intcnt and significance. There
are two Am riran heroes that have
come through the ordeal unscathed-
Dewey aud Schley. Under circum-
stances tn t had tendency to rouse
every spark of latent c0nceit and indi-
vidual eXultation in their breasts, these
two brave and successful men have
never for :, moment lost sight of the
fact, that whilst showering upon them
the tributes that skill and daring
merit, the people select them also as
the representatives of their noble Off
GERS aHd crews, without whose aid such
NiClbliSS ntIt NOl ut Md'tIid anu
Santiago would not now be added to
the long lis of triumphs of American
arms on land and sea. Their names
may not be on every lip, nor their
praises sung in rhyme and story, but
each AID every one had an important
part in the great battles that were
fought and won, and each did their duty
well. Admirals Dewey and Schley
have frequently referred to this fact
when they were the subjects of popu-
lar admiration and acclaim, and it is
ref eshing TO see such truly great char
acteristics of truly great men shine out
just at Il time when the cheers OF an ex-
cited multitude encourage forgetful-
ness. Drwey and Schley have been
weighed in every balance and found cor
rect in every particular The American
people can lionize them to their hearts
content without fear of spelling"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06
DR.. VIM. @. BoteleF'

Practice limited to disease eslsasiscls
Eye, Ear, and Throat. assipp etfiiSVss.a
justed for all forms OF d sa old
Spectacle examinations ire sedio0cs,
North Market street; reslMstdi Ma. I
city limits, Frederick, syceptj
hours 8 A. NJ. to 5 T. NJ, .o v sl1
day
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

THERE can be no truly non-partizan
election of Judges in Maryland as
long as Judges take an active interest
in partizan politics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

Democrats register on the 3rd of
October and on the 10Th Of October.
These are the only days you can
register this gear. Remember you
haze to appear in person IN fred
erick before the Supervisors for
QOur transfers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

Communications on interesting subjects are
always desir'd. Sign name in full, not for pub
lication, but confidence. Write only on one
side Of papers
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

You viii do IL n great favor by sending us
the names Of parties who are not taking the
"CTIzEN," and who you think would APP
precato a sample copy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

ADMIRAL SCnLEY makes good
running mate for Admiral Dewey.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06
81 90 PER YEAR

Heuceforth after August 1rd. 1873, the price
OF the CIrIzES viii be ONE DOLLAR 81 0D)
per year, strictly u, a'raaec. An persons de-
string "a become subscribers should send their
names in at once, So ~ not to lose q single
issue Single copies Of the CITIZEN" two %
Giants
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

Oct. 3rd and Oct. 10th are
only days goa can register
who require transfers W'a m'
appear before the Superr'S"'
Election at the Court HOnss'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06
WHEAT, FLOUR, corr. BYE, &C.

Corrected for the CITIZEN every
by Mr.. w. II. Kline, No. 81 N AS|
street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

an is-ue-no matter what pyro-
terhnc gyratlnns the ETuminer may
indulge in ooff>et it.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06
FREDERICK CITY MARKET

A Weekly Price List of ArtlcI|
of Commerce, Revised and CaI
rected Just Before Gong
to Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06
FRIDAY, cToBER 6 1899
democratic STATE NOMINEES

ULWYgliH IL 0lhiL EUHlNCC0i--
80
81 q
A
s. / rs
FOR GOVERNOR,
Col. JOHN WALTER SMITH,
OF Worcester County,
FOR COMPTROLLER,
DR.. JOSHUA w. Herring,
OF Carroll County.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL.
Hon. ISIDOR RAYNER,
of Baltimore City.
Democratic County Nominees.
FOR STATE SEN AToR,
JACOB ROHRBACK.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,
S. l.. BAST,
y. PRINCETON BUCKEY,
CHARLES c. WATERS,
WILLIAM II. LAKIN.
SAMUEL Il. BROWN.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Four-year Terms,
JAMES o. HARNE.
G. A. r. SNOuFFER.
FOR SHERIFF.,
CHARLES TRONELl.
FOR STATES. ATTORNEY,
GLENN II. WORTlIINGTON.
FOR JUDGES OF THE ORPHANS COURT,
G. BLANCHARD PiIILPOT,
RUSSELL LIGHTER,
ROGER NEIGHBOURS.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
ALEXANDER RAMSBURG.
FOR SURVEYOR,
JAMES TROXELL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL,
Hon. ISIDOR RAYNER.
of Baltimore City.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

FOR COMPTROLLER,
DR.. JOSHUA w. Herring,
OF Carroll County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-06

FOR JUDGES OF THE ORPHANS COURT,
G, BLANCHARD PiIILPOT
RUSSELL LIGHTER,
ROGER NEIGHBOURS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

England. From that branch u the fam
lis the President l. a dcHCrndent James
McISiniay bears a strong resemblance
to the President:
The richest member ~ the new sem
ate win be- CLARK ot Montana, Mhot'
wealth l. upward % twenty millions
llr IL "a plain looking man, with u Ions
nose. and dlsheVcied raEgedy hair
like ufire. HIS beard, too, STANDS
out IN quite an indopehu.
cnt fashion. Ills eyes are clear ana
sharp. Iiis mouth denotes de
determination. He " said tn b. an adept
In tho seductive game 81 poker
\ United states senator tells good
1lfico poker story;
n was one of a party at dinner at
Mr. IiriceH house. Don Cameron, Mat
quay. and others who like Ia play for
blg stakes wcr" present ! drank
enough of the Senator's excellent cham
paHne TO become cahilnratcd though
not "boozy." readily consented 10 a
game 81 poker. II was small game
nj first. Ave dollar limit. believe. The
game ran on with varying luck for sew
erni hours, was. perhaps, 800 loser
when I got hand that looked favor
able. we were playing jack.pots then.
Finally all dropped out except Cameron
and 1. In an easy on hand way cam.
cron said ~ raise you nyc thousand
dOiiara."
Now $1,000 m4art a great deal 20
me. 10 was more money than ever
had In hank nt any, one time. but being
still stimulated by the wine ! said. y
call YOU" I won and went home about
six thousand dollars ahead Of the
game. Tho next morning ! was nearly
SCARED 10 death when I reflected on my
reckicnsncnH. I trrmhicd 90 think "
the prcdicamcnt | would have been IN
had I lost. Hut u taught me- a lesson
ana I have mover played game Of
poker since"
II In said that the late senator Hearst
during hls senatorial term lost enough
money at poker a. build "a church.
whether true or not. he carried away
with him a mean opinion ~ his cul-
leagues. FOR a. a l'arthian shot he de-
clArci. "Some ~ them u pretty blank
smart. some ~ them ~ pretty blank
smooth. some ~ them 10 pretty blank
mean and some ~ them In too mean 10
talk about"
Hrnntor Alien % Nebraska also took
with him into retirement nm opinion NJ
his brothers that was not exalted 60
nay the least
mir. President. will carry with me
very different ideas OF tho United states
Senate from those I entertained when I
came here. Great and important M ~
this body do not doubt that Il could
be- duplicated BY any State In the
Union"
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LOGAN.
strirt Court Communicating of Gases
-Cowlsy aud Kidd Arraigned.

ID strirt Court COMMUNICATING OF vases
-Cowiey aud Kidd Arraigned.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. April 1.-THE regular term
OF the district court here. began to
day, but outside OF the arralgnment OF
llyrum cowley and Joseph Kidd on
charge OF burglary. little OF import
ance was done. Both the prisoners
mentioned entered plea OF not guilty
and their trial was set for April II at
10 a. m, Tne arranging Of the calendar
and setting Of cases which was done
this afternoon IN given below, smiih.
Held city Va Logan, Hyde Park ana
smlthneld Canal company; set for
April %, WIN. ID. Hale, receiver. w
Zeph Thomas a al; set for hearing on
Anrll Is. Mary I. Alfred W. MiddleHeN
thanking company, ana Thomas whey
W Mlddlesex Ranking eompanyi both
set for April 10.
The cases Instituted by Cache coun'
~ against the following sheep-ownera
Tor refusing TO pay the special sheep
grazlnH tax. viii all be heard on April
10. Andrew Kirk. christen Nelson.
chrlsten lvcrson, Preston Blair. Joseph
81. Jensen, and Preston Blair, Jr., ct AZ.
The cases nf Hyrum Irrigation com.
pany VS. WIN. iiaslam. J. u, Miles VI
VIM. Burell. and thosa brought by j..
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BEAVER.
iireskinn 0ronpd and DedicatiaE same for
the isas.r Iirnn.b Of ~ y. Academy.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver, Beaver Co. April io.-LnHt
Monday was the day set for bcginnink
the breaking OF ground on the sio acres
Of land belonging to the Beaver Branch
Of the u. Y. a. at Old Fort Cameron.
At 9.i5 the students were called To ns'
rcmblc on the ground to be piowcd:
aud here they met a number Of mon
who had come M from Beaver with
pluwH ana proper OUTFITS To break
ground for the farm.
The worlkmen were under the special
direction OF President NJ. l.. Shepherd.
who. upon motion Of President Honj.
Ciun, was given the privilege OF plpw'
ing the first fufrow, When all pre-
limlnafica had been arranged. the stu.
dents under direction OF Principal y. u.
Partridge sung. God II Love" There
upon brother George IL. brlmhal OF
fercd up prayer. dcdicnting the ground
10 the special purpose for which " wns
designated To- be- uHod-a college fruit
farm. At the close OF the prayer the
ladies' were invited TO prepare
luncheon for the workmen. They en-.
tered upon this with caRcrncfh q
carnertncss. and at ! y. M had pre-
pared collation. worthy the acceptance
OF the most pronounced cpicurc OF the
the four large houses formerly uHed
~ company quarters. In the meantime
blowing, rock hauling and brush grub
hing we're being vigorously pushed. the
first furrow. Just east OF the MURDOCH
building formerly the hospital. was
plowcd by President shcnhcri and ~ N
came the rest OF the plowmen, The
sight was inaplrntlonal; everybody en-,
tered upon the lnborr OF the day WIN
chccrfuncra Of spirit that made
things move. Teachers and students.
male and fofnalc. were all busy nH
hive OF bees.
The work continued. with the cxccp-
tlon OF lunch time, until about $3.50 ..
M, when Prof. Brimhnll delivered one
81 his charac teristlcaliy instructive lee.
lures To- all present.
The day was an enjoyable and prof
liable one TO the school. and marks an.
other page Of history In this young but
rapidly growing institution OF learning.
May God add the Increase.
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OUR NEICABORS.
OAKLEY, IDAHO.
Much sicLnes.-siake Academy Well Fat
ronised Tsiephonic Connection.

Special Correspondence.
oakley. Idaho. April 1--WE have had
considerable sickness here this winter,
and a number Of deaths.
We are having lots OF failing weather.
which pleaHca the farmer and produces
feed upon the hills.
70 Eight OF the citizens Of this place
leave here this month for missions.
one. Jos. II. Price. Jr.. assigned 10 40
a. Europe, Jos. V lInight 10 the Tahiti
Islands. the other six are to go to the
southern states.
our Stake academy has been running
this past year with a membership nH
high as one hundred ana fifteen, though
the number In now decreasing, owing to
spring laborH on the farm.
Telephone connection with neighbour
Ing towns has been completed which
greatly assists the business portion OF
the community.
The farmers are busy pioughing and
sowing and the sheep men are wool
gathering. our town In improving by
the erection OF several new bulldlngr.
Special Correspondence.
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NOTICE


Notice y horribly gIvou that thofc will 10
. special mcftlng ni thu stnekhnldrrs ~ the
llc.rfrt Snlt lake Agricultural 4 Manu-
iufiuring Canal tumnlny. held 90 the rom.
unny's uihcr, rom al iumuriun buildins.
shlt Lake tlty. thh. on tho lith dny u Auril,
I'm. 10 = uolufA %. o., for the PURPOSE ~
amending the Article W Asvrmcni. hy stfik-
Ing out Article 90 which frHds ns fplowai-
"AsscamNrts and rnisriinr. thoruln 10.
rriher Win snln ~ drlnqurnt sinsh shall be-
ns provided hy law"
Ard irsofilns ln llru thoriuf. tho foiluwinef--
Tho tfusirrs ~ sIIh corporation. Tor tin
purpose NJ paying rNuuHaH. conducting tho
lnsiugss. ur paying THE d0nis 81 thu rurppra-
tiuus may IrtT qua collect Hasf snunf4 10 tho
iqlunrf lnl form provided hf lhui although
ihv capital siuca 10 said oumpany has heyn
fully paid
AID BY ndains Article q. which shall Rad
D. follows tu-uft
THAT four ~ iho tfusiccs shall b. ucccs-
snrY iu form uunfumi lnu Hre hUrnhy uu-
ilWflftd in TRANSACT tHn hufiirs.l and rgpr'ias
The cuiyErltr plVrrs " ihn cpfpifntiun."
liuisfl this llsf day ~ Nan'h i-n.
~ uulgr ~ iland " urs'tnrs
CliNiil.l- n. WiiCkiN. rrcsidonL
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OUR OWN STATE.

"a. white against numerous aheep-own.
ers for trespass were all passed for ;he
term.
Henry A. Hasiam and Polly \. Gun.
nell. both Of Wcilsviilc. were granted
a marriage license today
The main pipe line 81 Logan's water
system burst on Agricultural College
hill this afternoon, and the torrent
washed a large hole IN the hill. other.
wise no damage was done.
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OGDEN.
Another railroad to the ccs.t-MIss sarah
Powers. Of Hooper, AdIudssd Insane.

Powers. Of Hooper, Adjudgsd Insane
Special Correspondence.
ogden. April is.--Iion. Joseph A.
West. chief engineer OF the Utah and
Pacific railroad. was In the city yes
terday. lie said that the rails were
laid TO Modena. lrun county. as
lance 81 sixty miles. and that the ROAD
would reach Mccune. or Statcline. by
Mny 18th. that being aa far AZ the pres
ont company intend buiidlng. but
another company. compoecd OF the
same persons, viii be organized to con-
tInue the line 10 Vanderbilt on the At
iantlc and Pacific. thus forming "A
through line to the coast. The distance
from McCunc 10 Vanderbilt II about
isO miles, and the building " the line
viii be done during the present year.
REPORT OF CoRoNEirS JURY.
The coroners jury found that chris,
ten Sorcnacn came to his death ~ tho
result of Injuries caused by having his
head crushed between two cars OF "A
Southern Pacific passenger train, which
came Into the Union depot, Ogden,
day. April .. 1893. and does not hold any
one to blame for the accident.
MARRIAGES.
Marriage licenses were Issued ycstcr-
ElVerettn A. Wilson. y. both 81 Black
foot. Idaho: John y. Wise. 70, Of Denver.
and Miss Jennie Lee, u. Of Salt Lake
city.
COMMITTED FOR INSANITY.
A. the request Of her father, J.
Powers " Hooper. Miss Sarah Powers
was arrested. FOR Insanity. and placed
In the county Jail yesterday forenoon.
She was examined In the afternoon and
adjudred insane and was taken to
Provo this morning by sheriff Lnync..
brigham Boden. who died by his own
hand last sunday at brigham city.
was a member In good standing OF
Yesterday q number NJ fcll,>x members
riagca to attend the funeral.
FRUIT BUDS ALL RIGHT
AZ the season advances the condition
of the fruit buds In orchards about
ogden clearly demonstrates that the
scare regarding peaches and other stone
fruits was gruundlcss aud unless hard
freeze shall come during April there
VIII be an average crop OF this delicious
fruit.
The warm weather IL melting the
snow In the mountains rapidly. and
the rivers are rising fnat.
AZ the annual election of officers 81
the Weber club held Monday night the
following were chosen: Thomas -, Dee,
president. !. w. Abbott. vice president.
charles II. kirchcr. secretary. a. "
Mcintosh. treasurer These and g. A.
Henry, II. x. Joyce and y. J.. stevens
constitute the board OF directors.
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SPRING CITY.
school uona. of $4,000 Voted New Meet
Ing iioa.. Nearing Compi.tios.

Special Correspondence.
Spring city. sanpcte CO.. April IL
~ the school election held here ycrtor-
day. the taxpayers decided To bond
the school district Tor fs.0oo. the money
10 DO used In building n school house
Tho vote was " against aud 90 In
favor Of the proposition. The que--
ton Of voting q special tax ~ one
per cent viii be decided on the first uf
NAV. Il II the intention to build an
right-roon houro, costing In the neigh
horhood 81 5000, which viii make
tax necessary. In addition TO the money
derived from the sale OF bonds,
Work on the new meeting house II
progressing fayorably, tho committee
having charge " the labor IN deter
mined 10 push the building 10 an early
completion,
The health Of the people II good.
orFon Hyde came down from Salt
Lake last week,
County Recorder Erickson was visit
ing relatives here yesterday.
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TuREE THOUSAND MILES
Chicago and Return.

Ttmc.,s... ,s......,.s.s'..s..,T -Four Days
How?-unlon Pacific. OF course, no 9th
or line can DO II,
Whyg 10. e. Shortest. Quickest. best
clnc has established = standard OF cx
cellence In time and service which no
other Western line can approach. Tick
I'll omoe, "old stand" soi Main 81.
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ROW READY.

Jcnson'r Church Chronology. a chron-
illogical history of the Church from
1895 % the close of 1895. Printed Ia
new type throughout In any style
Of binding desired. Prices. tisgs. 81 10
q a $500. The funds derived from tho
sale of the book viii be- used Tor the
erection of new tntter-dny Saints
Historians ofiicc In this city. For sale
NJ THE nrgrNf.T NEWS
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We believe chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy m tho best In tho world. A
few weeks axe We suffered with
o-e cold and a troublesome couch.
and having rad their advertisement In
our own and other papers we pur.
chased u bottle 20 soc N n would eject
W, n cured us before the bottle was
more than half used. II N tho best
medicine out for colds nnd coughs
The Herald. AndsrHonvllle. Ind
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THE BOOK OF MORMON y

Two lectures by Dr. James ~.
Talmngc; an account of It's origin. with
audiences OF its gonuineness and al,
thentlcity Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Dr.
Talmngc's book "'rhe Articles VI
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use 81 investigators and
students. Price Zoe. For sale by tho
Deseret News.
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A. the aenson OF the year when pneu-
nOnla, N grippe, sore throat. coughs
Gods, catnrrh, bronchitis aud lung
trounles are To be guarded against.
notnins rs a fine albstitute." viii "an-
o. = the purpose" or IL lust as good"
as ono Minute Cough Cure. That IL
the one infallihle remedy for All lung.
throat or bronchial troubles. Insist
vigorously upon hav'Tg II n "Eomething
else II offered you. y, &. Schramm,
Mccormick liulldinT. corner Main
street. First South.
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Ana IN accordance with law, and an
order Of the Board ~ Directors made
on the 18Th dHy uf February, 1899. 20
stock. as may Doc necessary, VIII be sold
AZ the office OF SAID Company at "a
North Main 81. salt Lake city, Utah.
ON the 18TH day OF April, at ~ noon. TO
pay the delinquent assessment 40
gcther with the cost Of advertising ana
expense OF sale,
liy order OF tho Board OF Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Dnted March 2ist. 1899,
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Mothers, beware OF those secret rob-
beers Of your hnby's quiet and health
Those rleeplcHs nights and long hours
~ tireaone vigil arc caused by those
terrible enemies OF childhood-wOrin
Destroy and remove them with
WHITES CREAM VERNiIFUGE.
Price. % cents, y. g. NJ. l. Drug be-
nnrlmnnt.
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The Highland Miniuv aud milling Company.
Corporation
Secretary once. salt fAko city.
Apul lih, isgp
NOTICE Their afr drlin1ucnt ufon tho
following described siurk ON nroiuut ~
nqsrssmtnt Nu I. levied March thu lnd. 10,
thv several amount. srt upffnite tho nant~ ~
the respective shnrholdsfs w. follows, Nist