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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

terests whenever the money mar
ket becomes tight" 1t is we'll
known. however, that the Repub.
licans are themselves seriously di
vided on the currency question
and that they dare not take any
positive steps to make perfect the
establishment of the gold stand
ard because of the opposition such
action would create in their own
ranks. 1t was that fear that pre-
vented action Oh the Fowler bill
which it was claimed would obvi-
ate the recurrence Of situations
similar to that in New York.
Through an error of an en-
ployee Of the Office of the Adjutant
General of the Army, the news
has Just reached the newspaper
correspondents that the applica-
ton of General Miles to visit the
Philippines. on which the Presi
dent recently acted favorably,
was the same one that was lied
nearI, a war ago. What caused
the President to change his mind,
resusclta,e his document and act
favora5ly Oh it, after having or
iginally denied the request, is
easily conjectured. The Grand
Army had determined to invite
General Miles to head their pro-
cession at the great encampment
which is TO be held in Washington
early next month and it is be-
lieved that the President and his
Secretary Of War conceived the
idea Of sending General Miles to
the Philippines where be would
be out Of the way at that time.
With that end in view, they
granted this old request and the
Generals statement to the news
papermen, that he knew nothing
Of the proposed trip, when the
subject was first preached 10 him,
turns out to have been literally
true.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
Roosevelt Under Surgeon 5
Knife.

President RoOsevelt's western
tDur was suddenly ended al In
dianapolis Tuesday by the neces-
slty of performing a surgical OPP
Grafton for the removal of an alb
scess IL his left leg, between the
knee and the ankle, which had
developed as a result Of his car
riage accident al Pittsfeld, Mass.
September 3.
The fact that a serious abscess
had developed had been carefully
concealed At length the Presi-
dent, IL spite of his desire TO keep
going. found it unbearably pain
full to remain on his feet
After making a number of
speeches in Indiana on the final
day Of his tour he reached Indian
apolis. At 3.15 P. NJ. he was
driven 70 ST Kincent's Hospital.
The operation was performed
there by DR.. George H. Oliver, Of
indianapolis, who was in consul
tation with the Presidents pbysi-
clan, DR.. George A. Lung.
At the close Of the operation
the surgeons announced that the
trouble was mot serious. but TEN
porarily disabling" They also
stated that the indications favor
speedy recovery, and that il is
imperative the President shall re-
main quiet for a time.
The President was removed Oh
a stretcher at 7.45 2. NJ. to a train,
which left for Washington a few
minutes later
in his speech at Logansport,
Ind, preceding the operation Mr..
Roosevelt declared ID favor of
revision of tariff schedules with
out abandoning the principle Of
protection He advocated non
partisan consideration of this
question, and suggested a com
mission Of experts to deal with it.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
Doll Brothers.
Great Rebuilding Sal.

From July lst to 9l.t. We win
80. o,o,,. '''s throughout op,
cost. INV
a s25' 900 stock Of Dry coo,,
Notions, Carpets and NIIIIino.
be sold at and below cost d..
the month Of July while We a.
rebuilding.
The Profit i. all Yours.
You can buy any article you 0..,
from a Row OF Pins 70 40 Amin.
ter Carpet at and below cast
Every Dollars worth Of N.,.
chandise is desirable.
Money saved-buying Goods :,
money made.
Whether you want Dress Go,a.
either Black or Colorei Dome,ti..
Notions, Carpets or Millinery. Won -.
get any kind from Us at and b4lov
cost during July.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

IT was ineonsiderate in Speaker Hen
derson 10 force the hands Of the admin
istration 10 the matter Of tariff reform.
They really do not want 10 discuss il,
and as the Republican campaign book
says nothing about it, the Iowa Con
gresham should have played the Dr..
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and gone on the
ticket. They are willing TO talk reci-
procity but not act trusts and pros
perity, but when it comes TO an issue
that will never down until il is put into
operation and which will benefit the
great majority Of the people, they 20
way back and assume q reclining posi-
ton But they will have to talk tariff
reform before the campaign is over
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
ANTI-PEARRE CLUB.
Communicated.

On account of the Outra geous
treatment by Congressman Geo.
A. Pearre of the people of Ladies'
burg aud the Republicans partic-
ularly. in recently removing the
popular aud efficient Republican
postmaster. Mr.. Reuben X. Staub,
without any cause whatever and
over an almost unanimous protest
of the patrons and Republicans,
and putting in his place female
who was all around obnoxious and
not on speaking terms with num-
bers of people, large number of
people in this section are greatly
incensed and will repudiate his
action at the polls.
In removing our efficient post
master Mr.. Pearre not only highly
insulted the people here, but rem
dered the postal matters incon-
venient. This he did to crafty a
certain person who has no infu-
ence. The fnll particulars will be
given the press later
On Tuesday evening OF last
week an Anti Pearre club was or
ganized, quite a large number of
the most active and influential
Republicans being present, Rev.
William Ii. Yingling, an aged
and highly respected local Meth.
odist Episcopal minister, man
who voted for Abraham Lincoln
in 1860. never missed an election
since and never voted for Dem
ocrat in his life, was chosen presi-
dent. In accepting Of the presi-
dency he eXhorted all Republi-
cans, as God fearing and true
citizens of country whom people
rule, to repudiate the candidacy
of Mr. Pearre as, from the way in
which we were treated by him, he
has shown us that he is not the
true representative OF the people,
but is a plant tool of the politi-
cal trickster and the hoodlum
politician.
The following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
ave, the Republicans of La
diesburg and vicinity, patrons Of
said postofice, in meeting assem-
bled, have carefully considered
the matter Of the removal of our
worthy, efficient and popular Re
publican postmaster by the said
George a. Pearre without any
Just cause whatever and over an
almost unanimous protest of the
people here and the appointing in
his stead of a Democratic sup
porter. an altogether objection.
able and generally obnoxious per
son, and made the service incon.
venient also. In view Of these
facts be it
Resolved, That in the said
George A. Pearre we have found
an enemy not worthy of our re-
spect much less our ballots, and
that in his return to Congress the
best interests of the people might
not be subserved:
"Resolved, That we, the Re
publicans of La3iesburg and vi.
cinity, will stand up manly for
the right and will not only vote
against the said Geo. A. Pearre,
but will use al! honorable means
to the end that he be not returned
to Congress"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
LOOK AFTER REGISTRA-
TON.


Remember, Democrats, that your
tirst duty as to secure q fall regis
tration. Look up the goung Dem
ocrats ~ yoar districts, see that
transfers are secured. n the past
this important duty has often been
neglected and Numbers Of names
hare been found that arere moi reg
iStered The Central Committee.
men IN the different districts pere
appointed to ioot after such mat.
ter5. We hope they wW do their
duty this time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

Hon. MALCOLM K. PATTERSON, Of
Tennessee. in his speech il the House
Of Representatives said
When the Republican party and &
Republican President announce their
opposition 10 The trusts as 8 proof Of
sincerity We ask Tor 8 recommendation
from the Executive that all or some of
the article selling abroad cheaper than
al home be forthwith put upon the free
llsi auc that bill he reported from the
Way. ana Means Committee To TINS
effect AND when tins Congress shall
have adjourned and MOI one Of these
articles ANAL have been put upon the
free lis, ana not one tariff schedule
reduced then the American people viii
understand and rightly value these
speclOu> pTeteuIiuu>
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
A REMEDY

Why not proceed against the
Trusts upde1 the CRIMINAL Clause
d the Sherman Anti Trust Lar,
President Ro0Seret?
Section one Of that lar READS ::
ErerY contract combination IN the
form Of trust or otherwise, or con-.
spWacA in restraint Of trade or
commerce among the SererGl States.
o. 1ritL foreign nations, is hereby
declayed Illegal Erery person RHO
shall maize ong sucb contract or
engage ia ony sucl combination on
conspiracy, shall be deemed guilty
IT q mjsdemednor. and, on conrjc
tion thereof shall be punished by
me not erceedjag IRE thousand
dollars, or By imprisonment not
e1ceedjnq one gear. or By boh sad
pumsbmeptS. IN the discretion Of
the court.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

SENATOR GEORGE 7. H0AB Of Mass
achu>e,t- il hi speech il the United
State Senate said
The attempt 10 -uoiugaJe q people
striving fo, freedom not the American
soldier responsible for cruelties L the
Philippine Islands
What have your ideals cost you and
what hav. they bought for you?
For the Philippine Islands you
have had 10 repeal the Declaration OF
Independence.
For Cuna you have had To reattirm il
and give il new luster
For the Philippine Islands you
have had 10 convert the Monroe doc
tr.neiutoa doctrine af mere selhshne-s
For Cuba you have acted Oh il and
vindinaJed it
5 in Cu'a You have got the eternal
gratitude Of free people
IN The Philippine Islands you have
70, the hatred and sulleu submission OF
subiugated people
From Cuha you have brought
home nothing but glory.
ron the Philippines Won have
brought home nothing OF glory.
> I'm Cuba no man thinks of count
ing the cost The few soldiers who
came home from Cuba wounded or
si-s carry about theil wounds aud pale
faces as if tnev were medals Of honor
That solder glOri-> iu wound OF al
empty sleeve which mt GOT 10 the Phil
ippine-s
y The conflict i'm the Philippines has
cost YOU $500 ou0O0l thousands Of
American soldier--the flower af your
health ana sanity of thOuS-
auds more. and hundreds of thousands
Of EIGmu0s slain.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

absolute ocQuiesceHee IN the
decisions Of the majority Is the
oital principles Of the republic,
from lehicl their IS no appeal eg.
cept through force, the rital prin-
cipleS, and immediate parent Of
dospotism. Thomas Jeferson's
First Inaugural Address.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

THE Eucainc Times Of Cumberland
Issued q stale industrial Edition" as
a supplement to its issue of August 30
It's fifty-siX pages are devoted to de-
scription Of the industrial interests and
Improvements ia Maryland, with many
illustrations and biographies Of promi-
nent citizens. The work was done ID
the Times Office and l. certainly most
creditable.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

The last session of Congress with a
sold Republican majority spent twice
as much a. the last session Of d Demo
cratic Congress, il was il reality bill
liou-dolar Congress Isit not time for
the people 10 call halt at this reckless
expenditure of their money. The only
way to stop it Is by sending Democrats
TO Congress no believe il al econom-
zeal administration Of public affairs.
In This falls election the people have
the chance Of voting for q substantial
business man for Congress from this
district Mr. henneweg Is well known
10 the business people Of the Sixth dis
,rict Rest assured M viii be found
voting against all trust measures. He
believes in the right Of the people to
govern and Is opposed TO the one-man
power wherever exercised. Let Us
strive to do away with the unjust leg
islatiou which protects the few at the
expense Of the many The remedy is
il The bands Of the people
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
DEMOCRATS TAKE NOTICE.

l have already earnestly urged
the Democracy Of Baltimore CITY
to be sure to register and TO de-
clare their 'party utilization" as
Democrats, so as To be qualified
to take part in the primaries in
the city next April.
The results Of the first days
registration are highly gratifying
and we have every reason to be
lieve that at the coming sittings
Of the officers of registration in
the city our full vote will be Ell.
rolled and their affiliation as
Democrats most willingly declared
now especially address myself
to the Democracy Of the State.
In the counties the offices OF reg
istration will be open for registra-
tion on Tuesday September 30th.
and on Tuesday, October It'll, be
tween the hours Of 5 a NJ. and :
p. NJ and on the l4th Of October
for rerjSion only
Note carefully these dates and
see TO it that all Democrats, who
have thus far failed to register, no
longer postpone the performance
Of this most pressing duty; and
! that all those who are now for the
+ first time entitled to be enrolled
as voters 60 and register.
In addition to securing the reg
istratiOn Of all qualified Demo
Gratis, careful and close examina.
ton Of the books of registration
should be made for the purpose Of
striking off the names OF all that
have died or become disqualified,
and also of all names enormously
or fraudulently registered.
1t is believed that in some of
the counties many names will be
found on the registration books
which ought never to have been
( placed there.
These names should be stricken
of. so that only the names of
bona fde citizens of the State and
real residents in the several cleo
tion districts shall he suffered to
remain.
I earnestly urge you to organ.
ize thoroughly in each election
precinct. Get a full list Of all
registered voters
I ScrutiRiee these lists Mark the
names of all persons who are not
known to be actual residents Of
the precinct. and challenge. in
the mode pointed out by law, the
right Of these persons to have
their names kept upon the regis
tration books.
Take this work in hand at
once. 1t will not he difficult or
tedious if you begin it promptly
/ by means of active and intelligent
committees in each precinct
The result Of this diligent and
vigilant labor will purge the
books of large numbers Of names
of persons who are not entitled to
vote and who should not be per.
mitted to control or influence our
election, and will greatly help Us
in orr effort to restore TO Mary
land a solid delegation of Demo
Gratis in the House OF Representa-
I tlves
The Democrats Of Maryland
should exert themselves to the
utmost to aid in this great and
important achievement
Your first duty NOR is to get
the name OF every qualified Dem
ocratic voter on the registration
books and to cause these books TO
be pUrged Of all disqualified and
fraudulent names.
When this task is thoroughly
accomplished nothing more viii
be needed but to arouse the en-
thusiasm Of the rank and file of
our party in all sections of the
State, and the 4th of November
will surely witness a great and
gratifying Democratic victory.
MURRAY VANDIVER,
Chairman Democratic State Cen
Ural Committee,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
SHOOTING PARTRIDGEs.

The game warden Of this county
should keep his eyes Oh the fellows
who are supposed to bs shooting doves
Il Is said great many young part
ridges have been shot by these gunuers.
Look info this matter and report The
men who shoot game out Of season.
The hunting season in this county does
not commence until the fifteenth OF
November
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
REPU BLICANS OF MANY
KINDS.

It might be inter sting at this stage
Of the political game 10 jot down for
general information the great variety
and sinds 81 Repubhcauism that exists
in this country.
Rank and File
Proiecuouist
Expansion.
Reciprocity
Philippine
Tariff Reform.
ImperIaltst
Reform
Curecoustructed.
Disgruutled
Sir-uulus.
Royalis,.
Becons rucu mist
Ab0litiouist
Carpe, Dagger
War Time
Iowa and Western
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

President ROOSEVELT issliIl swing
ing around the circle in an effort 10
MAKE votes for the Republican Con-
gressional candidates il ne keeps on
he VIII have Bryan s mileage ana
speaking record beat TO q stand~til
A. Chairman Gsigr- Of The Democratic
Congressional Committee expresses It,
President Roosevelt Is our strongest
speaker in the field p
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

~ an for a government rig0r
oaSly frugal and simple, applying
all the possible sGcings 81 the pub
lac revenues to the discharge of the
national debt Thomas Jefferson
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

Registration Is an important
matter tins pear Iou cannot rote
unless 8oU register So 40 not
neglect ~ attend n Il. Ecmmd
goU1 aetabb0rs and friends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has another
idea shout controlling the trusts He
favors nOn-partisan commission of
experts to revise the tariff. Very good.
Next.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

We arr assured Oh very GOOD and re-
liable authority THAT The personnel Of
the Ladiesburr Aut-Pearre Club l.
strictly Republican. uo negroes or
Democrats They are the very best
citizens Of THE iowu and ueignborhood
and are fully determined to visit up3u
Mr. P-arre the wrath be provoked by
Ignoring the wishes Of the majority
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

Next Tuesday is the first sitting
Of the Board Of Registration in
every district in the county.
Make a note of this
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

THE Good Roads Convention held at
Cumberland recently advocated the
taking in hand by Inc National Road
Bureau the old national pike and max
ing it a great national highway to the
far west.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

~ never consider s. difference of opin-
ion Ia politics iu religion o, iu phios-
ophy a. cause to- Withdrawing from
8 friend -Tbomas jefferson
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

i Is nor iair .Ia, our own people
should De made u pay more thau for
eigners tor THE products Of eur own
au1 81, this j. VITA. q Republican
Congress Is forcing tile American peo-
pie C. de- Continue o. se.d hepubl-
cans - Congress and you ,hu- continue
thi. ndiuou of affairs The people
have Tire remedy iu thei, own hands
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26

The Democratic County Cen.
rgal Committee Will meet at Fred
euck, Maryland. ou
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ..
81 Il O'Clock. a H., at the Junior
hall Nj heuneves, our can
dids-e for Congress Wi. he
present 10 NEE, Tie members Of
the committee and their friends.
A large attendance is desired.
by order
JACOB 81. NEWMAN.
Chairman.
ALFRED RITTER.
Il E1GER MCSEERRy.
Secretaries.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-09-26
NOTICE.

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The evening times., 1902-10-11
COMMISSIONER PIPER
CAUSES POLICE SCARE
n Emulating the Example Of President
Roosevelt, When Police Commis-
sioner, Takes Midnight SIToIls.

NEW YORK, Oct 11--Capt Alexander
Piper. the new deputy commissioner Of
police. has been in the second deputy's
shoes only a week, and already the men
who pound the sidewalk are on pins
and needless al the prospect OF what he
may do Captain Piper has been repeat
ing ne methods waich Theodore Roose-
Welt used when he was police commits
sioner, and looking about town on his
own hook, IN the small hours Of the
morning
The new deputy began duty lust Non
day By Wednesday night he had caught
three patroImen in what he thought
we're dsreIicJiou5 Of duty and directed
captain 10 prefer charges against .
sergeant Tor irregularities IL making uD
The police hlottc-. None OF the offences
charged are serious. and they are rather
iufractions Of military discipline than
the sort Of things which are generally
charged against police offenders. but the
men VIII Le up tCr trial next Thursday.
nevertheless and that is enough TO set
the rest thinking.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
MAILBAG REPlIRER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
William K. James Shoots
Himself in His Room.

William K James. aged twenty-three-
an empIoye Of the United States mGiI-
bag repair shop. attempted TO commit
suicide by shooting himself in his right
temple. in his room at 1014 F Street
southeast, al O'Clock this morning.
The bullet glanced. and the wound was
not fatal He was taken to he Emer-
gency Hospital
The motive for the man's act is not
known. His reputation is good, and he
was apparently without trouble Of mind
or body Of any kind
He was at work yesterday as usu;.-,
and quit al the regular stopping time
Later he was seen buying a pistol, but
no parucuIar'attention was paid to this
James went to his room last night at
10 O'Clock, and nothing more was heard
Of him until the report OF a pistol
aroused the other inmates Of his board
ing house this morning.
When his room was entered he was
found lying On his bed. unconscious.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
COMMISSIONERS To ACT
AGAINST GAS COMPANY
Presence of SuIphureted Hy-
drogen Must Be Remedied.

The District Commissioners today de-
termined to take action against the
Georgetown Gas Company for continu-
ing to furnish gas imDregnated with sui
phureted hydrogen. Weekly reports sub
mitted to the Commissioners by Er. Ber-
nard Waters, assistant inspector Of gas
ard meters, for some tine have shown
the presence Of this gas in the pipes
The company has been informed OF the
facts and warned that steps must be
taken to remedy the cause Of com
plant
Upon the receipt Of the report today.
showing no dimnution of suiphureted
hydrogen, the Commissioners imme-
diateIy referred the matter 10 the Cor
poTation Counse- with Instructions 10
proceed against the company under the
amendment to the act regulating the
manufacture and sale of gas
The evening times., 1902-10-11
FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY.

This viii be a busy day on the grid
iron, all the big and many Of the smaller
colleges having games scheduled as fol-
lows:
Pennsylvania vs.. Swarthmore, at PHI
adeIphia.
Harvard " University Of Maine, at
Cambridge
Yale VS. Brown, at Providence
Princeton vs. Annapolis, at Annapolis.
Columbia vs. University Of Buffalo. at
New York
Cornell vs.. Williams, at Ithaca
West Point VS. Trinity, at West Point
Carlisle vs. BuckneIl, at WiIIiamsport
Syracuse vs. Colgate, at SyTacuce.
Amherst VS. Union. at Amherst
Bowdoiu vs. New Hampshire College,
al Brunswick
Lehigh vs.. Rutgers, at gouth BethIc-
hem.
Haverford vs.. Franklin and Marshall,
at Lancaster
Columbian rs University of Virginia.
at Washington
The evening times., 1902-10-11
COAL TO BE TRANSPORTED
III BAGS, SAY OPERATORS
This Means Devised TO Outwit Miners.
Shipments to Be Made Direct
70 Agencies.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Oct u.-While
frankly acknowledging today that the
miners union. because Of the uafavor-
able disposition and inadequate force O:
troops, IS IN command OF the situation.
The operators are planning new ways %
combating II. They viii call for Fed
eral troops and more thorough protec-
ton 10 workers. and vii devise means
meanwhile Of avertinr q coal famine. Sc
.ar Is arranged the latter plan IS TO ship
sIl the coal aoW being mined in thr
region tahout $4,000 tons daily direcs
TO their own agencies. and have Il
thence distributed 60 consumers IN bags
~ s. r0n. Plus the freight-or about $
ger ton anywhere on the seaboard
Zach company VIII put its coal in bags
and send it To Its own Eastern officer
These officers ~iH not sell IN dealer
tut 20 consumers direct. and viii sci.
oily q sufficient amount 10 each cor
sumer 10 tide Iim over the strike