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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
A pure and simple Poker story.

This IS a poker Ory pure ani simple.
1t was a particularly nau2hty game,
too. because Il was played by young
woman of high social standing against
her own father, and the cheating that
went on-but that comes later in the
tale
The thing really began last summer.
This particular girl began to tease her
respected papa for a new horse and
trap
Papa pleaded poverty, but the young
woman ltert on until the other nlsnt
the thing was at last decided.
"I think it's neon she cried almost
tearfully. "You and Uncle Tom and
the boys were playing poker last night.
and ! know YOU won You might give
me that trap
Papa laughed and said something
about penny ante, nut one of the afore-
mentioned "hoys' who happened to he
preFen. suddenly looked up at the Woe
begonc maiden with a SLY wink
al tell you what Uncle Ned" he
draWled. Suppose YOU play her for it.
II you win she's never to mention 1t
again under peualty of starvation, and
If She wins can nave H."
Pana noo-hooed bit. hut Uncle Tom
came in and joined against him, the
girl herself was willing, and SO, as her
luck on the few occasions when She
had played poker he'd been proyerbial-
ly bad. at last her stern parent relent-
ed and tho game began.
But he had counted without his host.
There were three not one, against
him. and "the cards they we're stacked
in a way that | grieye."
lie began to lose and kept on losing.
He held fair hands, but his daughters
we're always little better, and for
such a greenhorn at the game she
played them with a skill that was re-
markable.
or course che won. The game was
got M with the express purpose that
she should win.
And equally, Of course, she got the
trap. She has It now. They meant to
tell papa the "little joke" but they
haven't yet, because he is heard to
use improper language whenever the
dainty vehicle comes in view. Also,
incidentally, he has left off playing
poker. Says he can't afford it. Where
at his wife is JOYFUL. SO wasn't that
a case of one small wrong making two
rights?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
That is What General Otis
Has Proclaimed in the
Island OF NegroS.
NEXT IS FREE SCHOOLS.
The New Government to Be Under
the Direction Of Military Gov
erlor ana a Council.

Bacolod 10 be the Capital-Munici-
pal Governments TO be Organized
al as Early a Date as Possible
Military Governor to Have Power
to Veto Legislation.
Manila, July 27.~-Pcnding Congress-
siondl action concerning the constitu-
ton under whicn the inhabitants Of
the Island Of Negro> shall be governed.
and which has been submitted to
President Mckinley, General O,iS has
proclaimed provisional government
under the direction of Military Gov
ernor, to be named by the Governor of
the hiIppiucS. with a Civil Governor
and Advisory Council, to be elected.
The Military Governor viii appoint
Secretaries Of the Treasury, Interior,
Agriculture and Public instruction,
and an Attorney General and Auditor.
Racolud VIII De the capital. The
Civil Governor will advise the Military
Governor concerning public questions
OF a civil character and will preside
over the Advisory Council
lie will draw a salary of $1,000
(McNicanl per annum.
There will be eight councillors, one
for each of thC seven districts and one
mc'or-ag-iurEc
MI maics 'I tWcnOE-uue years OF age
who are ale L. r.a1 a4d write Bag
liSh Spanish or N.ayan uus g.aud-
in-lN. or are The owners @. a"" ia
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
THE LAST SAD FAREWELL
simple Services Over the Remains
of Colonel Ingersol.

Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, July 27.-Be-
cause of the unco! trollable grief of
Colonel Robert G.. IngersolPs widow
and daughters, the incineration of the
pody has been pos stponed. The three
women absolutely refuse to give I'D
the body, and unless they become more
reconcled it may be necessary to again
postpone the disposition of the body.
They are frantic with grief.
Many persons, mostly old friends or
these who had been intimately asso-
ciated with Colonel Ingersoll in some
way, called at the house and were pre-
mitted to view the body.
These persons included several color
ed men and women who had been in
MI. lngersOlPS service at WASHINGTON,
ana elsewhere. The visitors were also
from Syracuse, Chicago and Buffalo.
The face of the dead orator was
photographed for the last time as it
lay in the room surrounded by flowers.
A good side view CT the face was OBJ
tanned.
The simple funeral services outlined
by the family We're strictly private and
held at the Castle, Dobbs Ferry, the
country residence where Colonel In
gersnll died
There was no mlsic, as the family
felt that they could not bear the sound
of the airs which the dead man loved
SO well, and for tlat reason the mu-
sical feature of tie programme was
abandoned
The family and friends gathered
arOuD1 tha hn1v II, - front ,oo,,, 80,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

'incinnati, July 27.-The strike of
fsenger boys that began last Satur-
has reached very serious stage.
Pdlums and idlers surround The tele-
pm and district offices and inter
\ the new messengers in different
li Is Of the city.
'he messengers are sent out in cabs,
p a policeman accompanying each
yer, but stones and missiles are
pWn at the vehicles. Many of the
fsengers have been seriously hurt.
r have been stabbed, several hurt
.miSSiics and many badly beaten.
|he newshoys have Joined the strike.
Pat mohs of hoodlums surrounded
newspaper offices and refused to
the boys go out with papers. The
pers are torn up and destroyed as
4 as they are turned over to the
N boys.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Los Angeles. Cal July 2f.-Tuan Il
Yharrf. OF Mexico Who is in tbs city
has received a telegram from Quay
mas, Mex, stating that Carlos Hale
son of the late American Consul N
that point, had been murdered by tn,
Yaqui Indians. Tie further tnforma-
tion is given that The waril,o F8qui,
again are in a state Of revolt and that
they have plundercd the haciendas in
the State Of Sonora.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Toronto. Ohio. JHly 2G-Dr Ben
iamin Denny who was Postmaster
here the past four years has been ar
rested by United States Marshal Har-
ness on account Of an alleged shortage
in the postoflice funds discovered by
an examiner last week. A Toronto
man pointed Denny out to the officers.
He was taken to Steuhenville and will
be given a hearing before Commits
sioner Richards.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Paris, July 2G.- Official reports show
that the condition Of winter wheat is
very good in nine departments of
France. good in siXty-seven, fair in
eight. and bad in one department. The
spring wheat is very good in four de-
partments, good in thirty and fair in
thirteen,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Mr.. Newlywed (of Lonelyville)-I've
been to the employment agency and
got a Jewel of a cook-coming to-
morrow, dear. Said she'd just as
lief live here as not and was three
years steady in her last place, just as
lonesome as this.
Mrs. Newleywed--And where was
that?
Mr.. Newleywed-I forgot whether
she said it was on a whaler Or m
ber schooner, but know she
I,onelyyille.-Judge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Alliance, Ohio. July 26.-The Morgan
Engineering Company. of this city, has
iust received two large contracts for
electric travelling cranes, one from
Russia, the other from Denmark Ne
gotiations are also in progress looking
TO the securing of extensive machinery
contracts from other European cOun-
tries.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

indianapolis. Ind, Iulv 2f.-Iobn r.
Wikoff. formerly Postmaster Of Eains-
vile. VINO resigned bis 0fi.o some rimo
ago. has been placed under arrest. eE-
animation Of his accounts revealing -
shortage of s320.4S. He wiz Nsve an
examination before a Commissioner al
Lefayctte. Wkof admits Hi@ wrong
doings, claiming he started in wrong"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Bedford, Ind, July 26.-John Nc
Mahan died suddenly Mt his home. He
was stricken with paralysis 4 few days
ago at his work as aagman at the
Monon SiXteenth-strcet crossing. An
aged brother also a facman for the
Monon in this city. was stricken while
on duty four months ago.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Christiania, July 26.-It is stated
that the Government has decided to
proclaim a law introducing a purely
Norwegian flag for Consulates. The
fact will be notified to the powers
through the SweGen-Norwegian For
eign Minister.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

hattanooga, Tenn, July 27.-The
Ftanooga Electric Street HALLWAY
Ppany has discharged five employees
heing members of an employees
pn which is forming here. All the
Pr organizations have taken the
Fer up and strike is expected,
m the lines will probably be at
ndstill.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

pked snow water is a favorite tip
Lapland.
Empress of CAina travels with
costumes in 900 trunks in charge
ROn servants.
blood completes it's circulation
81 the body In twenty-five Sec
Every three minutes all of the
or the body is vitalized.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

The rarest pocket handkerchief in
the world is possessed by Queen Mar
garet of Italy. 1t IS of lace, is estlmat-
ed to be worth $500. and took twenty
years TO weave. The handkerchief Is
so light that it is scarcely felt If placed
on the hand.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
Negro HIows lid House.

Narkana, Ark. July 26.-The
f Of Colonel Hooks, a prominent
In Of Hooks, Texas, a station ten
4 west of here. was blown up by
emlte and Colonel Hooks was in
Hly killed. Thg crime is believed
Raye been committed by a negro
FL Will Jackson. A week ago
.son blew up q house at Clarks-
Texas, and made his escape.
4 dynamiting at Hooks was done
negro answering to his descrip-
Posses are searching for Jack
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
Funeral OF Cynrnwitz.

st. Petersburg, July 26.-The funeral
Of the Czarowit2 took place here
to-day. A wreath of flowers, sent by
the French Government, and silver
wreath. from President Loubet, of
France. were laid on the coffin of the
dnad Prince.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Buffalo. N. Y. July 2G.-Action Is TO
be taken Immediately by the Health
authorities to prevent the development
OF an epidemic of rabies in this city.
The police have been asked to order
all dogs locked up or muzzled. They
will shoot all dogs found acting
ct,n n .rnlu
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

"That man always keeps his weather
eye open," said Mr.. Cumso to his wife.
"Who is he?"
Gle is a forecaster for the Signal
Service. Detroit Free Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Big Boss--No man can be sure of
mis- honesty until he has been tempted.
Little Boss-Yes, that's why | want
that office-to get a chance to be
empted.-Cleveland Leader.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Eggs nj twelve cents dozen are
cheap food At sixteen cents they are
expensive. and ut twenty-five cents
a dozen they are extfavagant.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Telegraphic GIeaningS From All Parts
of the World.

Washington.
Scenes Of oreot djsordar ,,or,,o5 t,o
anti-Goebel Democratic convention M
Bowling Green, Ky.
Dr potor St.,.,,' p,,..,,
vented a wireless tr.cphonc. which has
been tested with succrSs.
Hahn o,.. af,+,..t.,... ........
Burlington. \. n Il dead ~ the rn.,,lt
of "scorcLing' on his bicvclo
,r.,,..,.. ..7...,,.'
order following the nrnnoSaIl WIN.
drauaI of tee American trnons
rh, homo. - ..',,.,.., 0. ,.-,
sp,cut, f,., Ionc I.,,n iI,., ,.., ra"',,,i
bv scientific aynndition in Wyomfn,
g.l,,,.l
known insmi5,c, mann d,15 IN .i',.1n',i' ",1
at his surhurh,n homo noor f,,s,,,.'
,..,.... -.
Of Nn 125t l,irst ,, o,a,na w NJ, ~ 49, -
committed suiride af Me h",,a 'iM, L,,
hanging
More soriors cbor,.y .o,.,,ri,,.. t,o
Manila oonsn,.I,i, ,,,,,., ,a,1. ,,.,.
CORRESPONDENT in n,i,ata % ,o,t',. ro
ceiycd i'm London.
ATmnUV ipfiFpup. has rsgtprpI 4 l.
Valentine In tbe Cbf,,go HrnoI nf
Trade from which l,a ,L,s ','.,.'n.,o5
last year for twenty years.
4 recent morttn~. If Cuban ,.ot,,.,.,.,
in Havana pos,eI resolutions coIlin,.
on thp I-uita5 Nta-es ~. .J.,.r',.., it.. i,
tcntjons regarding the island.
President Znla,3 o. N,s.,l...ra ,.;lr
merf prasidont ,I,.,..,...r., $50, ,,e
Honduras to qr,r,n., , troot,. nr NJ
lance between The Two countries.
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branch r. bis aut1.,..., .n w., I,t,.l.-
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Caua39 Lad dam. ,.,..',,.,'.,.... .'.'.,
fin al.r,n.r, ~, ,,r.f...,+.'.., ,I,,,, j., ILL.,,
Alaskan boundary DISPUTE.
Gen. Wheeler has sailed for Manila
from San Francisco.
Dom Carl.~ n.a ~o9oisb nre..,d.r
has Ieit \nuica
t"' was tine most favorable
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

A Small Thing TO Worry Over.
"She's one of those girls who worries
over trifes."
whats the trifle that's worrying her
aow?"
"Her bathing suit '-Chicago Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28
TIE COUNTRY IN GENERAL
A Summary of Happenings at
Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
A Review of What Has Transpired
Of Public Interest.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 25.-Four
hundred and fifty mules were shippod
from the Chickamauga depot to Ma.
Mia by way of Seattle, Wash. Another
carload went this morning to San
Francisco. This makes 1900 new
mules shipped within the past two
weeks besides 500 wagons.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Newark, Ohio. July 26.-Judge Tay-
lor. in granting divorce in the George
Graft case, said each party was en-
titled TO the decree from the evidence,
but he gave Mrs. Graft $1,000 alimony
and S25 a month fer their child's sup.
port. Both husband ana wife charged
cruelty and neglect Graft is a promin-
ent baker.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Fort Wayne, Ind, July 26.-Rev.
Maurice Sampson, Of Heidelberg Re-
formed Church, who delivered a SER
mon to the members of the Fort
Wayne and Wheeling baseball teams
In favor of Sunday games, has ten
dered his resignation as pastor. lie
saws his resignation has nothing to do
with his stand on the baseball aues-
ton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

coNeFE Wis lnaue that he had been
married there, having a wife and one
child living. His name was not Jones,
but Jackson, and his parents were
wealthy. One day he disappeared and
nothing more was heard of him. A
short time ago his father died with
out knowing his whereabouts.
Fort Wayne. Ind, July 26.-Rey,
Maurice Sampson, of Heidelberg Re-
formed Church. who delivered a SER
mon to the members of the Fort
Wayne and Wheeling baseball teams
In favor of Sunday games has ten
dered his resignation as pastor. lie
SAYS his resignation has nothing to do
with his stand on the baseball uues-
ton.
Newark, Ohio. July 26.-Judge Tay-
lor. in granting divorce in the George
Graft case, said each party was en-
titled TO the decree from the evidence
but he gave Mrs. Graft $1,000 alimonv
and SD a month fer their child's sun
port Both husband ana wife charged
cruelty and neglect. Graft is promin-
ent baker
Omaha Nah JuI,- oc r-lo ro
onI ''Si',' %ahn,>,.',' No. cI "uE -o;-Ihe Iowa
til,, =, ,,,,, ,,nN, 90 l't''ers aSSoela-
o t1,l ~ ,','',''H' roi', gll'''. decided TO
IooJ'',e Tooi', ''', ''''C!S oI Tue N7d"hll Coal
ir9,''V, .t,;I NSoCn'tlrl G .' ne convention
T"t;.,1 as ,',,i'''5u 10y 9S 'i' secretary OF the
tn ,,,li ,'L5'", toaI AEs.',' t'l 'hat coal
"''''' 0VN' 'i'"le '"'9 l''' 'HaH laSl'
bo,i",' ~ IInf-"',li,.. =, ~ H. OI''It'
nou!tccd n gift of y2nua4 fo tbn tb en- on.
dowment fund of tar n.titutinn Nv
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Perth Amboy, N. J., July 25.-Fd-
ward Savage. counsel for the Valentine
fmily, offered to pay the shortage of
$3.50 which George NJ. Valentine con-
fessed exists in his accounts as treas.
urer of the Perth Anboy Savings In
stitution. +. Il. Pierce, the president,
declined to accept the certified check
which accompanied the offer until bn
had consulted the banks attorney.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Springfield, ILL.,, July 25.-It is under
stood that Miss Julia O'Connoi. who
has been acting rs Governor Tanners
private secretary since his inaucura-
ton, viii send in her RESIGNATION al an
early day, ana viii become the wife of
Otto Kocnig Of New York. Mr.. Eo.nig
is n man Of MEANS and was m.p-
her of the Astor battery in the Span
ish-American war At present he is in
the consular service.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

end came. This was done, ana rne urs.
covery was made that he had been
married there, having a wife and one
child living. His name was not Jones,
but Jackson, and his parents were
wealthy. One day he disappeared and
nothing more was heard of him. A
short time ago his father died with
out knowing his whereabouts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Subscribe for the CITIZEN. and there
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Ithaca, ~ Y, .luly 2G-Tt is an
nounccd that "JacE' Moakley, of Hos-
ton. has been engaged as athletic
trainer for the reams of the university.
Moakley has been eXcellently recon-
mended, and ii is expected that Cor
nell will make a better showing in
track and field events next year than
for SnNnrnl .caSOnS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

New Brunswick, N. j.. July 26-Wil-
liam Mulrhaad Ehrie, q wnll-to-do rasi-
dent of this city, is dead He weighed
800 pounds. Undertaken Quackonbush
is having Il special coffin made. Part
of the house wall must he knocked out
to remove the body. 1t will probably
be lowered from the second story. 1t
will be buried at I.aStOn. Pa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Binghamton, n. Y, July 26.-The
death Of Charles G. Jones, NJ lie City
Hospital, revealed a mysterious sur
rounding the disappearance If citizen
of Blossburg, Pa, ten years ago.
About that time Jones came to this
city and engaged in business as a
painter and paper hanger. He prosper
ed and six years ago was married to a
girl named Myers. Several children
blessed their union and the couple
lived happily, the wife making no in
ouiries regarding her husbands past
Several weeks ago he was taken i'll
and went to the hospital. His disease
and when Informed
de he asked that his
urg be told when the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-28

Sycamore, ILL.,, July 26.-Four-year-
old Laurence Church is a literary and
musical prodigy. He could read before
he could talk. He reads the columns
of a newspaper as readily and intelli-
gently as a grown person and also
reads music.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-03

Even Col. Bryau VIII Have To Put
I'D the Price

PHILADELPHIA April Holland saws
in his New York correspondence To the
Press The dollar dinner * ~ he what in
tire colloquiGlsm II New York rs known
as a Dutch treat" Even col Bryan will
have IN pay hts dollar before he can take
his seat There are - re- no deadheaas
The estimate Is that 6Nse vii be sed IN
the Grand Central Palace or In the gal
ieTies and II II bc true that as many as
iaEa Democrats have applied for tickets
fof tho Croker Belmont siA dinner Il * no
doubt equally erae that as many As slsno
wouli be present At The 81 dinner were
there room enough n fe8s; SO vast a mum
beT that
inquest ioaably rivalry does exist hs-
tween those who will dire from a 81 menu
and those who VIII enjoy I.ucullus feast
-: the opera house. The hope ~ many ~
those who w}il eat The mere h8maie dinner
IL fn the establishment of new nemoc.
raey The faith ~ those who viii dire
under me patronage or Mr. Croker ia in
g union within those lines ~ All who cali
themselves Democrats
The alleged secend ar rival g. dinner
represents the spirit ~ htch IS fond II mis-
ehlef-n8kfug. and which II Is suspected
ia also fond - fun-naaki0g There * no
sincerity that can be discovered IN this at
tempt - 1etract from the dignity or i'm
pressfvts7sss ~ 3 truly Democratic dinner.
hoth iu price IN character ~ the guests
in the uncanN e0ttoualite 81 their dress ard
III sf.g freedom 81 discussion that will -
permitted which Is ~ be- made cnnspicu-
Gus ev col RYyan's presence and eccentric
grouping around him ~ kepu 9AcaUs
~, frisecratS. aGtfRfoF~. Socialists. n8Xg-
wuFsl0S ana even political aGUNstiCs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-03

Good Politics tn Turn His Back an
Croker

CHICAGO. April 2-The WASHINGTON
correspondent of the Record SAYS:
nave talked with great many Demo-
Gratis lately from different parts OF the
country. and they all agree tina, Mr.. Rry-
an made great hit in refusing 10 at
tend the SO dinner Of the Democratic
Club In New York. and In accepting an
invitation 10 the 81 dinner To be given
the same night. They say also that Mr.
Bryans recent tour through the South
has restored him to leadership of the
Democratic party. and that no matter
what the nossbacks In the senate and
the house of representatives may do. Bry-
an Will be the next candidate for the
presidency. and the men who are reviiing
him now VIII be compelled to suppor, him
or go over to the Republican party.
Ex.Representative Buxton, Of North
Carolina. for example, says that no man
would stand a ghost Of a show Of being
elected a delegate 10 the national conveu-
ton II there was the slightest doubt of
his loyalty 10 Mr. Bryan and that Il is
the true test of the Democracy of the
present day. Henry Watterscn says that
In Kentucky people have got TO bow down
and worship Bryan or get out OF the
Democratic organization. Gov Mcmillan
says the same Of Tennessee. Senator Ba-
con. of Georgia. has been compelled TO
bow the knee to Bryan or forfeit the
leadership Of his party. Senator Martin.
OF Virginia, after making a tour of his
state, has suddenly become an ardent ad-
mirer of the silyer-tongued Nebraskan;
and so Ii goes In every state south Of
Mason and Dixon's line.
Almost every newspaper in the South
has approved Bryan's action In declining
an invitation to BelshaZzar's feast as
they cali the Croker dinner. The South
ern Democrats hate Tammany anyhow
and understand that the Democratic Club
Is the social headquarters OF the tiger
The very fact that Croker and Tammany
are opposed to Bryan makes him a tower
nh. tfAyr lea tt.v,k
his letter rejecting the invitation was adj
dressed 10 Perry Belmont "A member of
the banking firm that represents the
Rothschiids in this country. and got up
the syndicate that bought the bonds dur
ing the Cleveland administration. they ad-
mire him more than ever