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The record-union., 1899-05-12
Universal Jubilee.

ROME, May 1.-THE Pope this morn
ing handed to Mgr. Marini bull de-
claring a universal jubilee in the year
1900 The bull was afterward promul-
gated, according to custom, in the vesti-
bule of st. Peters, where Mgr. Della
ouilla read it aloud in the presence OF
the prelates and an enormous audience.
The bull was then affixed to the doors
of the baSicala.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Drank Carbo1ic Acid.

FRESNO, May 11.-Lottie Thomp-
son, young married woman, made
what will probably prove successful
attempt at suicide tonight. She drank
about half a bottle of carbolic acid.
hrst writing letter saying good bye
to the world. When her husband.
harry Thompson, a paper-hanger, re-
turned home she told him what she had
done, and he Immediately called in a
doctor. The physician does not believe
the woman will recover
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Verdict Against the Company

SAN FRANCISCO. May ia jury
in Judge Daingerfeld's court found a
verdict for $4,000 in favor of Maggie
Dyas and against the Southern Pacific
Company to-day. Some time ago Jose
w. Dyas, husband of Mrs. Dyas, was
killed by a falling derrick in the yards
of the Southern Pacific Company. 1t
was found that the foundation of the
derrick was insecure, and that proper
care had not been exercised to discover
and repair the defect
The record-union., 1899-05-12
New Line of
WOrnen'S Hosiery.

Fast black hosiery with white
feet find greater favor each day,
and particularly for the Sum-
mer season, when the feet per-
spire, are they desirable. This
new line just placed is a rare
value at a small price; they're
full finished, long in the leg and
elastic; sizes S1a to 10. Price,
121ac pair.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Gen. Wilson's Tour of INSPECTION.

LOS ANGELES, May 11.-After re-
turning from his inspection of the de-
lenses about San Diego, General John
NJ. Wilson, Chief of Engineers of the
United States army, visited San Pedro
to-day and inspected the conditions in
and around the outer harbor. In speak
ing of the purposes of his visit General
Wilson said that he had examined the
bluff and lands west of the outer har-
Dor and the Government reservation
with view to the need of Notifications
He spoke of the harbor as a magnificent
one, and said that when the breakwa-
ter has been built it will need suitable
protection against possible unfriendly
invasion
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Suicide in Santa Clara County

SAN JOSE, May 11.-John Blaine.
manufacturer of Blaine's Fruit Lad
ders at Campbell, was found dead hang
ing TO limb of a fruit tree in an or
chard near Campbell this morning. He
was widely known throughout the fam
Gus Willows and Campbell fruit sec
ton or the county. He was about 63
years old 1t is supposed that a relig-
ious mania had caused him to take his
He.
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Mules for Fiji Islands.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 11.-Forty
mules are to be sent to the Fiji Islands
from this city on the next outgoing
steamer. They are to be used on a
large sugar plantation This is the first
shipment of the kind. and is regarded
as an experiment, which, If successful,
will result in many other of the animals
being sent to the South Sea Islands.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
A Woman Ends Her Life.

BATTLE CREEK (Mich.), May IL
Tonight woman committed suicide at
the sanitarium by jumping out of six
story window. She was terribly man
gled. Death was instantaneous. the
sanitarium officials refuse to divulge the
woman's name. 1t is rumored that she
is a prominent Chicago woman.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Fire at SkaPuav.

SEATTLE, May 11.-Advices from
Alaska say that a fire occurred at
Skaguay, May 18th. One block of bust
ness houses was destroyed The total
loss is estimated at $4,000. The prIn-
cipal loss was that of Majors general
merchandise store, about $1,000 James
Freeman, former resident of Califor-
mia, committed suicide at Attn by
shooting himself through the head with
a revolver. Domestic trouble. was the
cauSR
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Warden Hale's Successor.

LOS ANGELES, May 11-Martin J..
Aguirre, Governor Cages choice for
Warden of San Quentin penitentiary,
VIII assume the duties of his new po-
sition tomorrow. The information
comes from Deputy District Attorney
Frank Willis, who returned this morn
ing from Sacramento, where the Gov
ernor informed him of the date of
Aguirre's appointment.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Fatal Mine Accident.

RANDSBURG, May IL. = George
Worthngton was instantly killed in the
O. K mine, three miles from Rands-
burg, this morning by a slide in the
headwall, several tons of stone bury
ing him. He was unmarried. His par
ents reside in San Bernardino.
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would be ruined by combinations OF
capital detrimental to the public inter-
ests. Under the present cond1tlolis
personal ambition was stif1ed, and
many men were being kept out OF bus1-
ness because of the existence OF these
combinations
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An Iunovator.

IT have called on you to-day, sald
the professional humorist, with glad
smile as he approached the desk OF
the great editor and made nunselr
comfortable in the precarolus ONCE
chair that once had a cane bottom IN
it. ito PROFOUND to you scheme that
seems to me to be up-to-date and well
worthy of consideration
.TImphl' growled the great editor.
Tins encouraged, the humorist pros
ceeded
For some time past, as you have
doubtless observed, the progress of the
world has developed a peculiar phase,
which may be spoken of as that of les
SEEMING 1t seems to be the ambition
of all inventors to add the word less
TO everything that has been invented in
the past. We now have smokeless pow
der painless dentistry, horseless car
riages. wireless telegraphy. sand many
other things have undergone a change
that may be similarly described; but
will not trouble you with a complete
list. Now it seems to me that the time
is ripe for a similar stride forward in
the field of humor, and / have come TO
you to-day with a bundle of specially
prepared pointless jokes.
And in less time than it takes to
write this hatless and breathless hui
morist was fleeing wildly down the
cherries street.-Harpers Bazaar.
------ -------------
rs Tommie any relation of yours 2"
asked "a gentleman of Robbie. He
has the same name as yours
YES" said Bobbie. His papa mar
,.ia NV mamma HI a Rayar
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Heavy Crop Of Almonds.

Los ANGELES. May 11.-Reports
from Antelope Valley are to the effect
that the almond crop will be very
heavy this year. One orchard of 800
acres owned by A. r. Sprague is heav-
lily loaded with the young nuts, and
there is now no cause to fear that they
will not mature in good shape.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
THE DEMOCRACY.
Committee of 100 Recognized by
State Central Committee.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-At
meeting to-day of the Executive Com
mittee of the Democratic State Central
Committee, the Heney and Tarpie COM
plants against the Committee of One
Hundred were disposed of by dismissing
each. Heneyr had denied the legality
The record-union., 1899-05-12
A Woman Suicides.

ONTARIO (Cal). May 1.-THE wife
OF A., Borthwick, a prominent orange
grower, committed suicide last night
Whlie temporarily insane. Her body was
1ound TINS morning under an orange
tree Her throat was cut The Cor
oners jury returned verdict Of suicide.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Women's Summer
Union Suits.

Summer is the season when
the appreciation of the combin-
alton suit of underwear becomes
most prominent; no wrinkling
OF doubling up of garments at
the waist line, all cool, smooth !;
comfort will be found in these
low neck, sleeveless, knee length,
white Isle thread garments;
sizes 4 to 6. Price, SOC the suit.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
A Young Girl Missing.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Trini-
dad Dutra. a fifteen-year-o girl, has
peen missing from her home. % Broad
way, since last Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Dutra has suit for divorce pend
ing, and it is thought that the girl may
nave been coaxed away or abducted by
her father.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
WASSERMAN, KAUFMAN G CO.

Vliet. who was arrested with Henry
Pole in Oakland for attempting to
manufacture counterfeit silver dollars,
was convicted to-day by july in the
United States District Court, but a
merciful sentence was asked for him.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Rubin and Kennedy Matched.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 11.-Gus
Rubin of Ohio and Joe Kennedy OF
this city have been matched to fight
here before the Excelsior Club some
time in the, latter part of June.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
FAIR WILL CASE.
Mrs. Craven's Petition for Leave to
Intervene Argued

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE
James o. Fair will case came up in the
superior Court again to-day. the occa-
SION being the arguing of Mrs. GRAY
en- s petition for leave to intervene in
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Dreyfus to Return to France.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Petit Bleu"
says that ten members of the Repub-
Iican Guard and four gendarmes left
ST. Nazarine, France, on the steamer
Lafayette last Tuesday, to form an es-
cort to bring Dreyfus to France, and
that his return may be expected by the
end of June.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
Scarfs and Shams.
Pillow and
Cushion Covers.

Denim pillow covers, assorted
co1ors, with large red poppy ap-
p1ique on corner to be embroid-
cred. Price, Use each.
Si1kaline covers, stamped with
tame poppy and cross stitch, va
rious colors. Priced, 35c.
Canvas cushion covers, stamp
ed in cross stitch, to be worked
with orion twist. Priced 45c
and Use.
Orion twist, to work cushion
covers, 4c skein.
Two new styles in poster pill
low covers: Prices, Csc and Use.
Denim and sateen pillow COW
ers, very pretty. Reduced from
Csc to sc, to close out.
The record-union., 1899-05-12

ROCHESTER,, May 12.-The Ma
tional Baking Conpany's three-story
building on Westsavenue caught fire at
o'clock this friday morning, and at
Lib a. m. is in ruins. Loss about
100000.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
REMNANTS OF COTTON GOODS
REMNANTS OF WOODEN GOODS
ART DEPARTMENT.

This stock is always complete
with all that is new and desir-
able in art needlework made mp
OF in the materials for making
UP. There has been many new
arrivals of late, and some price
reductions have been made,
which we quote:
SCarfS and ShamS.
New line of Point D'Esprit
scarfs, size 1Sx54. Priced, ac-
cording to quality and work,
81, So and SO each.
Another line, two styles of
Point D'Esprit scarfs, size 1Sx
sec. Priced Use and 9Oc each.
Point D'Esprit shams, very
handsome, companions to the
scarfs quoted, make very attrac-
tive sets. Priced So, $3.50 and
SIS pair.
The record-union., 1899-05-12

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1l.-Amos
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
Orphans Court.

The second and final account OF
Laura Y. Getzeudauuer. execu.
trix Of Mary /. Getzeudauner.
deceased. fled.
The second aud final account Of
Martin J.. Pryor. administration Of
George w. Pryor. decea ed. filed.
Use first and final account Of
Annie y. HORNE. guardian to
Willard H. and Norman II. Ito.
rine. tiled.
Flrsi account Of Milton 7.
wood. guardian 70 Bertha. Up
ton and Ernest CHAMPION. filed.
First account Of Edward A..
Shiiuer. guardian to David w..
Eer}i y. and Mary y. aud Frank
u. Scholl. filed.
sales If real estate Of Benia.
min kes>ler, deceased. ratified.
Sales Of real estate Of Sarah
j. Murphy, deceased, filed.
Apprentice indenture filed bind
ing Daniel Herbert Hoffman to
Reuben y. Plummer.
Inventories Of personal prop
erty aud real estate OF Sally Ann
Hilleary, deceased, filed.
Report Of sales Of personal
property Of George Wentz, de
ceased, filed.
First aud final account Of John
Eisenhauer, executor Of George
Wentz, deceased, filed.
First aud final account Of Jno.
+. Gernand, guardian to Noah p =
Harry j., Ira H., Roy g. anu
Alvey +. Geruand, filed.
Inventory Of debts due James
A. Elder, deceased, filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
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soME MUSICAL TERMS.

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Es-;
ToEzPis, ist.s German ~.-5 :or pc
lu5e.
yo.z Il ps,-7 =sz-=c1ss, vo.es yocs
G tsz-o means E=zz 7c.c=
T.rzc= means quietly. r=.y-a
EPes5 between allegro :sz,- s-5 --es.o.
vE-y tzs.
Toz.c So = Is -=-1o5 G: teaching
E-E-g z-l wzz founded u J-1- Cl-.
We. Il E-g-s1-z-
WIS, -o-cz ) method q p.z!i-g
cs-zclso moves q he ria-ctc--= il
wL.cL -h= forearm -e-ss-s c-5=sce-i
while c.= kerz z-= s,-ucs u RAPID
rs--cz. zgv5-=-t q IL Lz-5 :-o- the
WIS.,,
Ia co-6s j. piano z-z.c indicates
t1= IS q IL .z.c p=ta. c: liz piano
:c--s = muse written t-r s--i-eed IL
s,--ze--z t1e phrase a u1a co-1e~
is used % 6e-c:e that passage 50
marked Is C u pared O : single
string
Transcription : tern which. I
rs st--ct --z.-z- meaning should u
tie exact equivalent q sr-z-ge-e-t-
As : matter q tzct. however : --a--
scriPtio1 i usually Il arrslC z-e-. il
which some original work : added TO
the subject treated.
4 ve,-ed voice Is one which Is not
clear. but which sounds IS though +,
had passed through some i1-e-Posed
medium Il is a entirely 6iEerer;
thing from husky voice. however.
When natural il Is considered. not as q
defect, but as givi1g character ard
richness 70 the voice.
The tonic Is the key-1ote-that is,
the note from which il IS named. The
rule il composition which requires that
every competition must end with his
harmony il some form is probably the
only Law Of music which has remained
n force throughout the changes from
the ancient 70 The modern styles
Ladies Home Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
CURIOUS FACTS.

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q pounds t--sT5-y toot q LIS be;g1t
Al t-=zz-wats- snakes il IrC.s -
harmless z7G AZ saltwater snakes ~
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Na---z-is-s are = present discuss =.
ne question whether OF not The rs=s
I've = zc;-z. language. Those t-s;
-ioT-eL cu The sub SCI regard i as -
Ing possible
o1-y about two minutes are recui-=3
tor The b.o7I 70 course through g
heart hence 10 rhs lungs. back 10 .as
hez-1. and rLe1 through the entire bc57
AID return 70 the heart.
i e sd thar there Is a small i :.
near vC--1o il southern c. to-us
which contains ,=ovid as blzek 6 Tx
Tot = a. resembling water II;
LIQUID dyes cotton cloth permanently
5,acs
Attached . The army OF Norvav =
corps = skaters armed with
They can IL ---e-ve-ed On tn ci
ororerth STOW feds otjhe uounta.ni
with riri1.ty equal 10 that q ;hs
best-tra;- cavalry.
The curious fact that corn. pota-os:
ard Other plants thrive better vhes
placed r. rows running north and sJu'1
has been proved By Dr.. WoInv. Of NJ
nich This reduces the shading ri
each other 10 minimum. more uri
form aHd regular light. heat and -ois.
u-e resulting
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

= contract for qndutIng and
crnehibg stone Al tie District
qnauy ~ Dickcr-ou station, Sd,
has been awarded 70 The
Standard Lime and Stone Com
pany II Baltimore. Tie bid Of
that company wa- seventy cents
per cubic gard on the carr. For
loading the car they are 10 get
irfc ceuts a cubic yard. &. y.
Hunt, ;he computing engineer,
ana Inspector Van Nostrand will
70 at once 10 DickersOn's Station
10 inspect the quarry, and begin
the work Of getting out the stone
for shipment
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
ANIMAL SEgEToLEyCE.
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Eszaft Cza = "a EEE1
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
ABSURDITIES IL ART.

Many strange conceptions il art &C.
cur IL the pictures Of the great if
teeIth-ceutury artist, Beuozzs Coz
zoI. Three Of his paintings were orig
ITALY il the possession CT the MeGici
family, and portray The Journey q
the Mag Horses and cameIs appear
i. the picture. caTar.soEed after The
fashion Of the artists own time.
Claude. the French artist, has some
curious ideas il his picture entitled
The Embarkatiou OF the Queen Of
she0a." The queen Of the east is de-
scendiDg marble steps and about to en-
ter gondola. A huge warship in the
distance, whittier the queen is to be
carried. is Of the type used in the DAYS
Of the Spanish armada.
Ridicule easily kills a picture and
many works exhibited Of late in Eng
land have been downed through some
mistake Of the artist For instance. a
picture which al first attracted meri.
torious attention was found TO consist
Of four men in ? boat rescuing a drown
ing woman, but all the rescuers were
leaning over one side Of the boat. which.
nevertheless, remained upright.
In the works Of the old masters ex.
traordinary mistakes are to be found
There is well-known picture repre-
senting Adam and Eve in which Eve
is attired in founced petticoats and
Adam wears coat and knee breaches
OF the artists day. while under his arm
ne carries gun. II was common mis-
take for old artists to clothe their char
acters in garb Of their time. irrespect-
I've OF the date Of the pictures story.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
DcBT's FOR BACHELORS

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

from 90 to 20 bushels The plan, i,
easily cultivated. requiring TIE same al
tentioH Is potatoes 10 gre good yield.
planted some - inches apart. o1e
pea in q place, ald others one foot
apart. The widest planting and least
watering gave best results il the pro.
duction Of seed. while close planting
and abundant moisture produced the
best feed for stock. Every animal and
fowl on the place greedily devoured
the peas and would walk over all otLer
crops 70 find the idahos. Several bush
els were sold as green peas. and tie
purchasers were delighted with the
novelty. The plants have a peculiar
door that prevents insects from prey
ing upon the seed, and a sour gum that
sticks to the fingers while picking and
imparts yinegary taste.
Idaho peas may be fed to cows and
sheep while on the vine, but should be
shelled and ground into meal for horses
and hogs. Some farmers who have
thoroughly tested the feeding qualities
claim that from one to two quarts o.
the meal is a sufficient days ration foi
a working horse or milk cow. and that
hogs require even less. The peas may
be drilled or sown broadcast and cut
with mower and stacked as beans
They shell out easily after being thor
oughly dried and can be winnowed OF
cleaned with an ordinary tanning mill
The hay is as good as alfalfa. after the
peas are shelled out.-Joel Shoemaker.
in Farm and Fireside.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

That coal ashes are beneficial whs
spread On the surface Of apT'e o.
char6s in grass cannot be disputed b
they contain scarcely any mineral f'i
tilizer.and are. Of course, having passs'
through fire. destitute Of any othei
Undoubtedly they benefit by setting
mulch. and where they cover gTa9
causing il to die out and rot. In N
way they supply considerable ferti6
and moisture indirectly. Where7
coal ashes have long lain under fra
trees there Will he an abundance
tree roots ipst under The ashes wht'
-he r~ass his been killed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
Mnllong Given Away.

u j. certainly graft ying to the pub
nc ~ know II one 90 Germ in the land
who are not afraid to b. generous to the
needy aid s4iiering The proprietor.
of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Conspmp ion, Coughs and Cold., have
given away over ten mill % trial lot
tier Of this great medicinr; and have
the satisfaction " Knowing it has alb
solut " cured Tia usands of hopeless
ca-es Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarst-
ness anl ~ diseases Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by
u. Gail on a. l.. Peare. Dmggi-t,
and get trial bottle free Regular
size SOC and ~. Every bottle gu bran
teed or price reunited.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
A Clever Trick

II cetainiylOoks like It, but there il
really no trick about &. Anybody can
Try il ~ no has Lame back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria Or nervous troubles.
We mean be- can cure himsc right
away ~ taking Electric Bittrfa. This
medicine tones up the whole sys en-,
II - ~ slimulapt 10 Liy,r and KID
ncye, h a blood purifier aud nerve
tonic II cures Constipation, Head
aehe, Painting spells, sleeple sness
and Melancholy Il Is q purely yegc-
table, mild lnxati, g, and restores the
system 10 its natural yiQor. T,y Flee
tfic Bitters aud be WINGED that they
- - -. ..l.... q ,t..ra. I.ali.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
ONLY an InfernnnA

Who was Diogenes?" said the teach.
er to Freddy Fosdick.
"Diogenes was woman Of Athens /"
replied the boy.
r reddy, how did you get ii into YOUR
head that Diogenes was woman ?"
because she was always looking for
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
DR.. VIM. c.. Boteler.

Practice limited to Diseases Of the
Bye, Ear aud Tnroat. Spectacles adj
Jnsted for all forms Of detective sight
-pectacles examined free. Office. %
North Market street; residence civ
Hotel Frederick, Md Office hours
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

Miss Anita de Garmendia and
friend, Miss Posy Davis, Of New
York, have been visiting the
formers brother, Mr.. 6. NJ. de
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

Corrected forfhe CITiZEN every = eel
by Mr. w II. Kline. No. 81 Y. Markel
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17
LncompanionabIe.

Toby Boggs can't stand his own go.
cieiy a single evening"
Well-he knows himself better than
we do."-Chicago Daily Record
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NEVER nefore ,Ildnt.t,

He-Does your husband STAY NM
late at night?
sne-So; he generally comes in lat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

Dewey II authority for the assersio,
That 4 IL Of good nnaiitz
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

Appendicitis IL not the surely
fatal disease it has often been re-
garded. Professor Sothagel, Of
Vienna, finds that not less than
10 per cent. of the eases run a
simple course and recover under
purely medical treatment. lie
states that opialcs should be-
Riycp, but no purgatiyes There
need be no nneasiness if the pa
tient has no movement OF the
bowels for six or eight days.
A Tudor storage battery in q
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-17

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,,oa atofion ri Au.werD Eplpium
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