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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Worldwide TRUST
n POWDER SHOWN
International Agreement to Con-
troll Markets For Ten Years.
HEARING 1T CLEVELAND. CHIC
Division Of Territory Was Made and
Competition For Government
Contracts Was Elirainated-Tes-
tiDOny Of President Lent.

Cleveland, Ohio.-Tne uost start
Ing hi q eTideoce !e- brought out IN
The Powder Trust Investigation was
disclosed II the shape Of n iuterna-
tionsl agreement 10 control the
worlds supply Of powder and 70 reg
alats prices. Tie discovery may force
the coTs-r-sot 70 take up the manu-
taeture Of liz own powder.
Ths agreement. which was given in
evidence q the Powder Trust hearing
before Commissioner Mahafy, was
obtained from President Alnon Lent.
Of The Austin Powder Company, OF
Cleveland. formerly part Of the
Trust Lent also produced scrap
book containing the secret minutes OF
the Cua Powder Trade Association,
formed Il 1872
The agreement was signed il 1897
and provided that II should continue
81 force for ten years and afterward
until such tine as the companies saT
Fl 20 revise IL President Lent said
his company withdrew a. the eIpira-
ton OF the tsa years- Es also iuti-
mated that The agreement CEASED then
50 far IS all the other companies
were concerned, according 70 his il
formation
The agreement fixed the price Of
decorator powder, black powder and
suokelsss military powder. Manu-
tactursrs il this country and abroad
agreed 70 parcel out among them the
world as their market.
The European concerns agreed 20
stay ont Of the American territory
and even 70 refrain from completing
z plant already begun il New jersey.
The American companies agreed not
10 build in Europe. The companies
agreed that when an American CON-
paay received inquiries from foreign
Governments for prices on powder,
il should first inquire what price
European companies charged before
II made sale. Il was also bound not
70 undersell The same rule held
when the American Government made
such an inquiry OF European fac
tories.
South America was given 10 the
American concerns as their territory.
British Columbia was common terri
tory. The Domonion OF Canada was
free territory. where both competed.
The same provision in regard TO Gov
eminent orders ruled in these terri
tories. All Europe and Asia belonged
70 the European companies.
A chairman was appointed for each
factory in the agreement, and these
chairmen were 10 fl basic prices
such as magazine and storage
charges These chairman we're 10 81
the selling price.
Lent was accompanied by officer:
OF his company and many attorneys.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
BOSS RUFF FOUND GUILTY
Szz francisco my Ont 1Eszty-
f.r E..Ers
Ferr Members ETe-e For ArguHtsl 81
Fnst-BrlbsrT T-Inl Of he CsI1e-
Boo1er L.s1s3 Is Weeks

san F-zo.isco- Ca1--Aos 2uai Tas
s0und guilty q b-sbs-E- Ths .1-g
was OH rwsu1r-f1u- hours. The r.
sn1- was r=cs5Tsa Il absolute Eiis1rs'
Is suLgs Lzwlor had warned liz zig
cou- -oan crowd lhz- Z would D.
punished ~ any expression n tssl-
ing
Ppm Members II Aae 5u-T who
-asls1ad co1v5r-io1 declared that tosT
iii - partly Il Z p-9tast aEs--sI -es
eu-15 azz-E tactics d Hiram so1zsoos
lss51E counsel tor 1hs prosecution,
woo 1oak EsosEs plaza after l1s lat
1- WIS sno-
The cass against Abe R1st WIS 2
cc--1ua1rs q F-a1Eis J. EsosT :
fight 70 sand Rusf 70 Los ps1lts-Il-
ut Ths frs trial resulted Il -15
boss getting away q z technically.
Rust WIS 6-E tried il 1891 Up
ID Nay Of thai Tsar + hooked Is i
Eeney wor5d b unable 70 gst hin 70
trial, br- than Eust Czds 11s fatal
bluods- q running away This Vas
E=osrs chance and 1e took Il The
Supervisors became frightened T1sz
they saw 2gst ru1 and James Cal
lagher, Tto Was acting Msyo-. coo-
tasssd
With GsIlaghsr's confession EensT
faxed CHER Supervisors and they CO..
tasssd. 100 Thsa Eeoey went right
after Rust, WHO WAS caught and
brought a2ek 70 San Fraocisoo. The
trial began u May &c. and R1st
Startled sFs-y one By saving il court
thai II was ready 10 confess. Theo
Es1sF and Rret had conference
and Ruet tod o. Sch-i-z Schuitz
was convicted, and 1hsa again Eeoey
went after Ruet. but the boss was
t-ss1 hy The courts o. Z technically.
Eeosr again had the boss arrested
and Z Ing fight eos1sd 70 get the
case - trial Es-er finally Won C1t
and 21sf had 70 Stand trial After
being ont for fo-ty-eight hours the
jury disagreed and stood six 70 six.
The jury held that Rusf and the Su-
pe-Tisors were zcrouplicss Of one an
other aid that therefore their testi-
Ooor against Ruet could not be &C.
copied This trial ended OF May q,
1898
Immediately upon being freed
Es1eT had Ruet arrested again, this
tine for bribery iaE-ead Of extortion.
Since this last trial began San Fran
cisco has been divided into two
camps. with only two newspapers sup
porting Eeoey-
II was II the course Of this trial
that EsosF was shot b. q talesman
he had lad rejected because of a
criminal record II vas freely pre-
dic-sd that Eeuey would never obtain
conviction. but Heney and Burns
ksD- ~ their work and the evidence
piled Up. although every effort was
usds By friends of Ruef TO get wit.
1sssss out Of the State. Many OF
Esney's most telling blows fell short
because Of the disappearance Of wit.
nessss % support them.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Mss TRAINED RO0STrp'
TO DRIVE IN HARNFSSS -
Teddy Gives Dolls a Dali, ..
after Being Fed. Washes n's'
Dried BY Small Owner. ~

Ruth Prentiss, a small ~,
West Brattleboro, Vt has -'ss y
an old Leghorn rooster 49, p
many respects. is z nost -sr,'a,' y
fowl By persistent training ,,- 8. AaaI'
tress has taught it tricks wb5ob =. my ais
~ amuse the townsfolk and s. sleat
those who have always belieTsS sO a
ROSTERS have 10 brains. @a'
Ruth has named her M. r,.,
honor Of President Roosezs,.- 1A y
takes great delight in putin, a. az
through his PAGES. His frst DIS lia
morning Is 10 crow loudly on,s,ss ss ~
mistress window, after 1t. as
waits patiently for her TO a-,sa ~
he has been fed Teddy tro.. ai'e'
EashboEl filled with warn y .
hops in and stands quietly NM, ss's =
has been thoroughly soaped Eel. 10
rinsed and dried with Z hat. Isuea'
and q crash towel. He Is tba, S.usa
TO show what he can do in he 70, .saay
tricks.
Of all his stunts the best Is .,.r,.
horse. Little Miss Prs-,i., t ss
small doll cart made By hsr ia. ~ :
10 which are attached 2 pair If v,sa
spreading thilis. Between ,hs.s y niue.
Teddy backs and is fastened IN 1..s
ribbons. He then strides OF os,,,.s
Ike 70 the nursery, where the csr, !.
laden with dolls. The dolls ara nov :.
given an airing on the piazza. ahOr.
the lawn or down the road when ,Sa
weather is prcpitious. Teddy -
guided By the gee and haw methoa
used with oxen. The rooster has nav
er been known to run away or over.
turn his eharges.-New York World
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
DIR. BIRDsoNG KILLS RIVAL.
Stays DR.. Pitts, Who Had Complained
of His Boisterous Conduct.

Hazelhurst. Miss.-Dr. A. B. Pitts
was shot and killed in his Office by
DR.. 7. ]. Birdsong. rival practition-
er, who had an Office across the hall
in the same building. DR.. Pitts had
notified the owner of the building
that on account of DR.. Birdsong's
boisterous conduct when intoxicated
and because of the companions he
brought to his Office, which interfered
with visitors TO DR.. Pitts Office. one
or the other would have to move.
The landlord laid the complaint be-
fore Birdsong. who called on Pitts.
A quarrel followed Will Sumrall. a
negro porter, the only witness of the
tragedy, says that after the quarrel
Birdsong came out of his office re-.
marking to Pitts:
1t seems like you are trying TO
run the whole thing up here"
Pitts replied: No, l only am run.
ming my end of it,
Birdsong walked down the hall a
few steps, returned with a pistol IN
his hand, forced his way into DR..
Pitts office, and fired several shots
at him, killing him instantly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Strange Wills.

On a farm near Columbia. Nh
there lived for many years hermit
farmer, James ". Turner By name
who boosted that be had drunk mi
less than a quart Of whisky every dav
for twenty years.
He owned $50 acres OF land: his
sole companions were his dog and his
stock.
He died recently. and attervard II
was found that his will dec7eed that
q monument of whisky jugs should
be erected over his grave.
How the jugs we're TO be obtained
was lot made clear, but search over
his farm disclosed an abandoned corn
crib that was almost full Of empty
whisky jugs. A business associate
was found later who declared that
Turner once showed him the Jugs,
announced that he had emptied them
all himself, and for twenty years had
been saving them for his monument
He died az the age Of forty-hTe years.
In Waterloo, Iowa, woman dened
herself the necessities OF life for
twelve years that she might save and
bequeath enough money 10 supply
the German Evangelical church with
bell. She died at the age Of seven.
", after extracting q promise from
the church trustees that they would
not reveal her name.
By refraining from eating eggs
meat and relishes, this unnamed hero
inc saved $500 in twelve years. The
bell which her savings procured now
hangs in the church toEer.-Phila
delphia Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
DIED PLEADING FOR LIFE.
Mates Were Digging Prevethan Out
When He Was Overwhelmed.

Nahanoy City, Pa-"Don't let me
die. On. please get me OUT" was the
piteous appeal OF William Prevethan
lying under tons of dirt and rock at
Boston Run Colliery, while rescuers
were trying to reach him. Urged BY
the young mans father. the men
worked desperately. burrowing into
the pile Of rock and dirt, but it con-
tinued 10 mount higher and higher.
until finally another rush occurred
and the man was completely buried
The body was taken out half an hour
later.
Two weeks ago young Prevethan's
eldest sister died and one week later
a younger brother lost leg in a rail.
way accident.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
vENEZUELA's NAVY A PRIZE.
Guardship AIix is Captured Without
Firing q Shot.

Willemstad, Island of Curacao
The Dutch cruiser, the Gelderland,
steamed proudly into this port with
the Venezuelan coast guardship, the
Alix, prize, on the end Of tow
line. The Alix was captured without
as much az shot being fired, and the
capture meant the practical seizure Of
the entire Venezuelan navy. An
officer and six men from the cruise.
boarded the Alix from launch, and
the members of the crew were gath
cred out OF hiding places in the
bunkers and hold. All the prisoners
were run close to shore in the launch
and turned loose to wade TO land
through the surf. Then the towline
was made fast to the guardship and
the Gelderland headed for this port
The seizure marks the first prac-
tical act of hostility toward Venezuela
the Dutch Government.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
DEATH BY FIRE FOR CHILD.
rour-Ycar-Oid Girl Fatally Burned
During Parents Absence.

Renonoth, DeI-Death in an aw-
fHi form was the fate of four-year-old
Ruth Bryan In the absence OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Bryan
took the day to go to Milton. leaving
their three children, the Oldest OF
whom was fourteen, alone in the
home. Hardly had they been gone an
hour when Ruth, the youngest. at
tempted to put stick of wood in the
kitchen fire. In an instant her cloth
ing was blazing and. while her eight
year-old brother tried to tear the
clothing from her. the older sister
ran for water and finally quenched
the flames.
One child then ran to neighbor,
bnt it was not for some time that DIR.
Charles Parker, Of Lewes. who was
cunning in that vicinity. was brought
to the house. The little one was
wrapped in a sheet soaked in linseed
oil. but the efforts of the physician
were of no use and the child died be-
fore word could reach the parents.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Women In the Days News.

Mrs. Cleveland. accompanied by
her children, returned to Princeton in
time for school opening.
The value OF the estate left by Mrs.
Aston Is given as as much as $780,
600" There is conjecture that 1t is
even more.
Mrs CORVALLIS West. yho recently
sharply criticised New York society,
is aDout to visit that city.
Margaret Ellington, wife OF Daniel
Frohman. retired permanently from
the stage. A short time ago Miss IL
lington broke down in performance
OF The Thief.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Prominent Peou,e.

Senator Milton. the new Senator
from Florida, has heavy black mus
tache and long black hair like Span
lard, which he isn't.
Mr.. Roosevelt says the country
need not worry about its ex-President
when he retires from Office. He will
go quietly to work"
At a recent banquet President.
elect Taft turned down his wine glass
and announced that henceforth he
would abstain entirely from alcoholic
liquors. It is understood that his
reason is that drinking even slightly
made him take on .hesh..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
The World Of Snort.

Battling Nelson says he will not
resume boxing until February.
The Yale socker football team was
defeated in the final game of its sea-
son by the Crescent Athletic Club by
the score of 5 to ..
Frank Mount Pleasant. the famous
Tuscarora Indian quarter back. has
been elected captain of the Dickinson
clever for the coming year.
DR.. John 3. Taylor, the former
champion quarter-mile runner Of the
University of Pennsylvania, died at
his home in Philadelphia from ty-
phoId pneumonia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Costly Parliament House.

Parliament House. Melbourne,
which has been rushed by 'the unem-
ployed" Of the Commonwealth capi-
tai, is the costliest legislative palace
In Greater Britain. A million mas
been expended on 1t, and it is not YET
completed. 1t belongs to the Par
lament of Victoria. but since FEEDER
alton 1t has been the meeting place
of the Parliament of the Common
wealth, its owners moving to wing
OF the exhibition building close BY
London Chronicle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Among the WORKERS.

Cloth hat and cap makers at ST.
Louis recently organized.
The Iron Moiders' Union Of North
America has determined TO celebrate
its fiftieth anniversary in 1909.
The Trades Unionist. OF Washing
ton. ID. c., devoted to union inter-
ests. has been taken out of the re-
ceiver's hands.
The EXECUTIVE Committee OF the
Central Federated Union recommend
I'd that unionk disregard the printers
union label, because non-union Are
men and engineers were employed In
some printing shops.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
EXCHANGES PROSPEROUS YEAR.
Ten Per Cent. Dividend and s21, 600
Surplus at Onley. Va.

Caley. ya--At the annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Virginia
Eastern Shore Produce Exchange the
old officers we're reelected and the
salary OF the general manager was in.
creased 70 $1,000, while that of the
general inspector was placed al $500.
an increase of $500 The position OF
assistant 70 the inspector was created
and y. ". Bell was selected for the
Office
During the year the following pro.
duce was handled: $40 barrels OF
sweet potatoes, z93 barrels of Irish
potatoes, 100 refrigerator cars OF
straw berries and 220,0 packages Of
onions. pears and cabbage. The gross
receipts were s2,496.635.2s, divi.
dend Of ten per cent. was paid and
$4,000 was added 10 the surplus &C.
count.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
MRS. CHEsEBRoUGH A SUICIDE.
Wife of Yacht Designer Fires Two
Bullets Into Brain Before Mirror.

Providence, r. Mrs. Emma
Russell Chesebrough, wife OF Albert
S. Chesebrough, the yacht designer,
and a sister of Mrs. Samuel P. Colt,
stood before a mirror in her home at
Bristol and fred two shots into her
brain. She lived only few minutes.
Melancholia superinduced by insom-
mia is given as the cause of the deed.
Mrs. Chesebrough was born in
Bristol thirty-nine years ago. She
was daughter of the late Judge
Jonathan Russell Bullock, who was
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Rhode Island
1S60-61 and Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court 1S62-64.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

W@xoingtor. .. c.-2eprssertatiTs
BsJex, ~ Pennsylvania. ASKED ne
Eorss - psss PHI transferring SP0e
bockE from ire Treasury Department
70 me Life SsTs1g Corps. Es hs6
started IL s.apassaons1 sossea to- -ns
poor lie ssTeFs wien IL was inte--
r1ptsf By The Speaker The elsrk
Informs ne .1st The III . rolra trs
ge2tJe-sa tro.1 Ps.nxglTS.lz & al
dressing nirsslt was PASSED By tos
House o. April 20, ss51 Trcle Joe.
The House reared soc r.. 5s,sE grew
yery ree-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
BoNAPARTE NOT ASKED.
And Really He Wouldn't Be in Taft's
Cabinet II He Could.

Baltimore, Md.-Attorney-G General
Eonaparte will retire from public life
next March. When asked II there was
any prospect of his becoming mem
bers OF President Taft's Cabinet Mr..
Bonaparte smilingly said:
II have not been asked. and even
II were would not accept the posi-
ton. After March 4 positively will
retire from public life"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Ptomaine Poisoning Kills Two.

Two members of the family of
George Vanhorn. of Menden Hall,
Chester County, Pa, are dead and
three others are i'll as the result of
ptomaine poisoning caused by sau-
sage procured from a local grocery
store. John Vanhorn. eight years
old, and his sister, Mabel, sixteen
years old, passed away. Both sui.
fered intense agony.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Canadian Judge a Suicide.

Judge Jean Gervais Protais Blan.
Chef. of the Queens Bench, killed
himself at Quebec. Canada, by shoot
ing. He was suffering from i'll health
Judge Blanchet was sixty-five years
old and a descendant of one of the
old French families. His widow is .
daughter OF General Silas Seymour,
of New York.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Church Costing So. 600 Burned.

A fire which started in the cellar
Of st. James VI. E. Church. New
Brunswick, n. j.. destroyed that
structure. The church cost $4,000.
and was insured for but $4,000. II
was the most beautiful church In the
city. having fine stained glass win
dows and being OF Gothic brick de-
sign, with steeple $50 feet high,
upon which stood golden cross.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
NEWS
BY WIRE.


wzshing-or, =. C.-Genersa Henry
3. Ncrr-1rgLon, former member g
Congress tron Nerz6s. tie o-]y Hr-
ing palIossrer Il the funeral q Aors-
1ao Lincoln. was stricken with apo
piexy and tell heavily o. the Soor u
t1e Eopse Re was taken 70 ms
hone 4. thls city 81 critical conS5-
tlo1.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
SIMON PRESIDENT OF HAITI.
Only Provisional. But 1t Looks as II
He Would Stay.

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. - General
Antoine Simon assumed the duties OF
President of the Haitian Republic. In
a proclamation addressed to his army
and to the people he announced thai
he would organize provisional gov.
eminent to take charge of affairs un.
til the Chamber assembled.
The news was sad surprise for
Fouchard when his ship came in, but
he's General-in-C Chief, anyway. Nord
Alexis is now an exile in Jamaica
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
ROOSEVELT DECLINES.
Hyould Not Accept the Presidency OF
the University OF Minnesota.

Washington. D. G. President
Roosevelt shook his head emphati-
cally. saying that he could not think
OF accepting an invitation to become
president Of the University Of Mime
sofa after his term OF office expired.
The invitation was conveyed to him
by Governor Johnson. of Minnesota,
who called at the White House for
the purpose.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Chang Chung, since the assassina-
ton OF Little Pete" the unoftichi
Mayor of San Francisco's Chinatown
died there recently from pneumonia
He was one of the wealthiest 0rien-
tails on the Pacific Coast, and was
head Of the Sam Yup Tong.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Walnut Log Indictments.

At Union City, Tenn, the Grand
Jury reported two indictments in the
Walnut Log tragedy. Thirty-four
men were indicted. Jesse Carter.
twenty-five. of Clayton. arrested in
October, charged with the murder OF
Captain Rankin, died of malarial fe.
yer at Nashville.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Uncle Sam Bars Statue of Carmack.
The Treasury Department at Wash.
ington has denied the request of
Postmaster A. w. Wells, of Nash
Vile. Tenn, that statue of the late
E. w. Carmack. formerly United
States Senator, be placed on the Gus
tom House Grounds at Nashville.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Russia win BOTTOM saa5, ooO, GOO.

The Russian Duma authorized the
external loan of s225 ,000,9 900 which
was sanctioned by its Budget Com
mittee. a large proportion OF the
country's $150.000,000 conversion
loan is due in May, and the balance
of the loan will be used to cover the
deficit in the 1909 budget.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Norfolk and Southern ForecIosed.

Norfolk. yz.-Defsulr having oc-
cured IL the Interest On bonds u the
Norfolk and Gouthern Railway. the
Trust Company Of America. trustee,
watch brought the original reeeiyer-
ship suit. flied bill of foreclosure,
and Judge W2ddlil reaDpointed Tnog.
Fitzgerald, II. ". Kerr and II. X.
Woieott as receivers for The property.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
BY CABLE.


Panams,-gteps are being taken 70
celebzte the opening 81 the Panama
Canal in 1915. Il is proposed 70 hold
z worlds fair here. Many prominent
men On TIE Isthmus have Endorsed
the idea
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Eour New BattIesIips Asked.

In his annual report Secretary
Mccall announced the naval pro-
gram, with four Dattleships as the
basis.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Prison For Russian Police Chief.
At Kazan. Russia, M. Dubinoff. the
local Commissioner of Police, was
condemned to six years imprison-
ment at forced labor for ill-treating
prisoners.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Germany Rorrows Less.

The German imperial estimates fol
1909 balance at s716,250,Q00, of
which s50,750,000 must be borrowed
This latter sum is $16,250,000 less
than the amount borrowed In 1908.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Youngstown, Chlo--Tt zs ncw b.
lieTe1 .hst a erorr was made 70 XII
tee Rev Louis LcDe. q &. zoecnus
C&iaol4e Church by r1seang strycn-
zine = hls eom<nrnfou cup. During
the Afternoon tie priss- aoTersd BE-
tween 1lfe and death
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Postomee Opens Wireless.

London.-The first Dogto1ee wire
less station In England was opened
by POstmasteF-Genersl Buxton It is
situated al Bolthead, On the Devon
shire coast, and IL intended, prima-
Tily, for Communication with ships a,
sea. Mr. Buxton. In speech AZ the
opening, lntimated that series Of SINH
lar Offices would bescsttered through
out the United Kingdom.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
sIllltsrr FunersI 70 Resr.AdniraL

Washington. .. c,-Wifh full r1ili-
tzrY ceremonies the body u Rear
Admiral Joseph B. Coghl&n was bur
led IA the Arlington National Gene
terry.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Must Correct Congo Abuses.

Great Britain refused to consent
to Belgium's annexation of the Congo
Free State unless she guarantees tc
reform abuses there.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Boston James !. Eto-row 1Sx
been exceed head q Harvard Tx
yersitT. y sEcess5 d Ello- ~.
StorsOw IS cazlra1z. q ne 5ostg.
6csoc1 Board sn6 Z eloss 1ersg.zl
fr1e.S q Or. Ellot.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Proposed . This tfaIioasire.

Alnzez polk. Minn--Lsri Kz-r1ck
Stewart. Z millionaire bsc1eior, ee1s-
brzfl.g his esz1ty-Srst birthday, b.
cane Ee=lntses... Nay psccie.
be ssic, -thisk {, al zealsTement 70
hare lived elghty-o1e yszrx. 10 rot
consider Il 80. Mary Dsople tnfrk ).
strange that kaye lived al this tine
and never married II not ihink
that Is strange, either. hare hsd
more than hundred proposals. q
marriage, bat hare neTsr felt called
upon ~ ACCEPT any q them