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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Attempt 10 Wreck Train.

An attempt 10 wreck the Potts.
Vile Express on the Peunsyl-
vania Railroad. By prseipitating
the train from a high bridge at
Msnayunk. near Philadelphia.
into the Schuykill River. was
frustrated recently. by the acct
dental discovery Of an obstrnc-
tion Oh the tracks. By Daniel
Parkinson. freight brakeman.
Parkinson was passing the east
err cad of the bridge when bis
attention was attracted by boys
who were throwing water from
the bridge IRE exlingnishers on
the pedestrians below.
Parkinson interfered with this
sport. and while on the bridge
LIZ was startled 10 find tie OBJ
slTuction in the path Of the north
bound traius. Not only was a
steel rail laid across tie tracks.
but fish plate had been removed
and one of the rails spread in
such a manner as 10 insure a de-
railmenI OF the train.
The attempt 10 wreck the ex-
press Is believed 10 have been
inspired By revenge for the dis
charge OF number of foreign
workDen. who were dropped from
the section gangs recently.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Why not Revise?

The Minnesota Repu b lie q D
State Convention adopted plat
form in which it declares: "W e
reatfirm the principle of American
labor and industries. but we be-
lie,e that the TIME has come
ben there should be a revision
offhe tariff schedules by a Re
publican Congress"
If ..time has come when there
should be revision of the tariff
schedules by Republican Con-
gress" why does not the Republi-
can Congress nav IN session act!
Is il difficult for the ordinary
man to undYssand that the PEG
pie can not expect revision In
the public interest from a polit
zeal party that derives its cam
paign funds from tariff bene-
ficiariess
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
The Goulds Reconciled.

Mrs. Edward Kelly. mother OF
Mrs. Frank J. Gould. OF New
York. said recently that young
Mr. Gould. who q few DAYS ago
went to Hot Springs. Virginia.
soon after he left his wife aud
was served with papers in a legal
separation. will return TO New
York sOon and have a meeting
with Mrs. Gould.
The meeting between nv
daughter and her husband will
take place soon after bis arrival, >
said Airs. Kelly. Il have had a
telegram from Mr. Gould, and
| have no doubs that the troubles
OF the young people are at an
end. or almost so. They are too
much in love with each other TO
lie separated very long. and after
this experience | hope that they
will he wise enough rot TO get
into another Squabble.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
FORAKER THREATENS.

Senator Foraker. Of Ohio. has bern
talking vigorously Of late. aspeech
before an assembly II negro Ne, hodist
Bishops, be used language implying
thai ne stood ready to bolt the Repub-
lican party in case Taft or Roosevelt
were nominated for the Presidency.
Speaking Of the Taft delegates from
the South he said: They do not be-
long to my party, aud / viii nu, be-
long 10 theirs" He also SPOKE Of the
possibi!itie- Of new paitles.'
On the l4ih lust. Senator Foraser
made a speech in tie Senate on The
Broansvi.le sffsir, IN he course Of
which be severely criticised President
Roosevelt aud defended the negro SOL
diers. whom The PRECEDENT drummed
out 4 the army in disgrace without
irisi- It was q great speech aud IL
effect npon the negr, vote 10 the States
Of the North and MIDI E West may be
% defeat the Republican National
ticket
These recent utferauces Of Foraker
sho~s that the breach between him
self and the Roo.eselt faction i liable
to oe permanent. aaa thai be may be
expected to lead movement al the
polls against any man whom the
Roosevelt faction may force upon the
Republictn parry. In such case r r
aker W MD have alnoug his followers.
not oaly most Of the negroes. Tut many
OF the old UnioL soldiers and arge
Class Of reactiouaries. In other words
he would have with him the braius
and tie back bone Of h old Republic
cal party. and the fight between The
Old aud the neK Republicans would
% beautiful and interesting.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Political Conventions.

Since the organization of the
Republican party the National
Conventions OF the two leading po-
litiesl parties have been held as
follows:
1856. - eppblican. P hils a.
delphia, June II; Fremont and
Dayton. Democratic, Gin c n
uatti. June .; Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
1860 - Republican. Chicago.
May 16; Lincoln aud Hamlin;
Democratic. Baltimore, june Is.
Douglas and johnson. and Breck-
enridge and Lane
lS64.-Republican. Baltimore,
June :; Lincoln and johnson.
Democratic, Chicago. August 90;
Mcclellan aud Pendleton.
1865. = Republican. Chicago.
May 20: Grant aud Colfax. Dem
oerstic, New York. July 4; Sey-
mour and Blair.
1872. = Republican, hila
delpbis, June 5: Grant and vii.
son. Democratic. Baltimore. JULY
9; Greedy and Brown.
lS76.-Republican. Cincinnati
June Il; Hayes aud Wheeler
Democratic. 81. Louis, June %
Z Iildeu and Hendricks
( 1880 = Republican. Chicago
June ,; Garfield aud Arthur
Democratic. Cincinnati. June %
Hancock and English.
1854. = Republican. Chicago
June 3; Blaine aud Logan. Dem
oeratic Chicago. July 5; Cleve
land and Hendricks.
lSSS = Republican,. Chicago
June 10: Harrison and Morton
] Democratic. -. Louis. June )
4 Cles Gland and Thurman
lS92.-Republican. Min u p
olis: June I: Harrison aud Reid
I Democratic. Chicago. June 81
{ Cleveland and Stevenson.
lS96.-Repnbliean. ST Louis
June Is; Mckinley and Hobart
I Democratic. Chicago. July
Bryan and Sewall.
1900 = Republican. Phil
delphia. June 10: Mckinley anC
( Roosevelt. Democratic. kansz
/ CRY. July /; Bryan and Steven
son
1904 = Republican, Chicago
June q: Roosevelt and Fair
banks Democratic. 81. Louis
July 6; Parker and Davis
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
FREE SPEECH And FREE
PRESS.

The Posioffice Department takes The
position that freedom Of The y. =. docs
not mean freedom Of the mails. But
what : freedom Of the mails? 1t i q
new term. Who shall say what cor
stitu'es tue freedom o. the mails? 1t
looks ike judicial question. but the
Po-tmas er-Geuerai, a "a executive
officer, feel no hesitaney il deciding
it. Ii our anxiety 10 squelch pes,if-
eroGs Anarchists " mus, not forget
that our Constitutional right to free
speech i closely allied 10 freedom Of
the mails. and that in Submitting 10
tne curtailment Of the one we may be
laying the ground work tor suppress
ing the most valued adjuncts Of lib
erty-free speech and free press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Attempt TO Break Jail Fooled.


An attempt TO break jail was
frustrated by the watchfuluess oil
the SheIiff-s force, on duty at that
Institution.
Il was found that Amos Shane.
held on the charge of passing a
SO Confederate tote at Peter
Shankle's store. at yellow
Springs, this county. had been
attempting Ia saw through ioists
IN the hOor Of the corridor with a
saw made from a strip Of scrap
iron. taken from cot which had
been placed in one of the cells
for the nse OF a sick prisoner.
Shanes principal confederates
were p ". Murray, who recently,
by representing himself TO be an
agent for New York Su. ETY.
Company, secured $50 here on a
worthless CHECK: Summer Il { | d
Cole negro held on a charge of
burglary and Joseph Hensel.
who stole fur coat and cap from
DR.. T. Y. Smith. Of Frederick.
aud was caught while trying to
eel them al harrisburg, West
Virginia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Governor Crother's Appoint
ments.

ments.
Governor Crothers has an
nounced the following appoint
ments:
Police Commissioner of Balti-
more.-John B. A. Whettle. vice
Fsank A. Furst, declined.
Road Commissioners. - John
NJ. Tucker, President, Cecil
county; Samuel L. Shoemaker.
Baltimore county; Frank Hutton.
Montgomery county: President
Remsen. Johns Hopkins: Pro
fessor Vim. Bullock. Clerk of the
State Geological Su veg. The
Governor Is an ex ofiiio member
of the board.
Stationary Engineers James
Townsend. Joseph P. Burnett.
State Boile, Inspectors.-Thos
Fitzgerald. Reginald Bowie.
State Plumbing Board.-John
Trainer, Charles II. Frederick.
Wm. h Rothrick. Jane. Bosley.
Douglas II. Thomas. Jr.
State Board of Pharmacy
Il. Slimmel Meredith. of Wash
lugiou county.
State tuberculosis Sanitariu N
Board.-Dr. Henry arton
: Jacobs. Dr.. Guy Steele.
State Board of Dental Exam
liners DIR. II. A Wilson, DR.. I.
B. Moore.
State Veterinary N e dlca
BOard.-Dr. Charles Z Biles.
Home IDfrmary of Western
Maryland.-Hugh a. McMillen,
of Cumberland.
Juvenile Court Judge.-Jacot
VI. Misses.
Substitute Juvenile Judge
Morrill, VI. Packard.
State Fire Marshal. = Colonel
Thomas j Euell.
Police Magistrates for Whole
Stations.-Eugene {. Graunau.
Daniel j. Loden. James W.
Lewis. Alvsh H. Tyson. J. Ne
Kenny White. William J. Lle8 el
! Ign. William j. Garland
For Divided Siations.-Robert
Il. Carr. c. Charlie. Friedel. Ed
ward Z Stanley. Robert F.
Beech
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
FREDERICK Is BOOMING.
Buildings Under Contract Far
in Excess of 1907.

On the old Novitiate property
on East Third street, Joe Ed.
Bowers and DR.. J. L Pyles are
erecting two handsome 3-story
modern houses.
On the lots adjoining Kolb
Bros. are preparing foundations
for four houses
Charles T. +. Young is remod
cling the Hayden property on
Court street. making a couple of
handsome 3 story modern dwell
ings. for himself and c. G. Aush-
erman. late clerk TO the County
Commissioners.
f j. Hudson.tb Misses Mantz.
milliners, and Roger Young are
each putting up two or more
dwellings 10 be rented.
The new fire proof bank build
ing of the Citizens National
which is also under way. a com
plete description of which was
given in the CITIZEN several
weeks ago.
c. (. Cline is on Market street
building a handsome four story
building. with store room and
handsome fats.
On West Third street extended.
Geo. Wilcoxon. J. Clarke kiefer,
o. c. Warehime. DR.. Hendrix.
Leroy McCardell, ". y. Joliffe
and Mitchell Douglass are pre-
pairing to erect handsome homes.
and many smaller homes in the
suburbs are in course of coDstruc
ton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
German Baptists Meet.

The Eastern district of Mary
land German Baptist Brethren.
met April % in the Rocky Ridge
meeting honse. and heard enconr
aging reports from all the dele
gates in the district. Elder A. b.
Barnbart of Hagerstown opened
the meeting with devotional exer
cises.
The following appointments
were announced: West Point
W P Englar in charge; d. E.
EDglar. assistant. Long Green
A. P. Snader in charge; G. p.
Ausherman. assistant. RelaiT-
W. L. Miller. Port OF Baltimore
MisSon-W. f. ROop.
j. W. Fahrney resigned as Sun
day school secretary. and w. p.
Englar of Uniontown was elected
to succeed him.
Elders A. z. Snader aud Chas.
ID. BoDsack were elected mem beers
of the district Mission Board.
Elder Thomas Kolb of Double
Pipe Greek was elected delegate
to the yearly meeting at Des
Moines; Elder Charles d Bon
sack of Washington alternate.
1t was decided to build a new
meeting house at Long Green,
Baltimore county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Sunday School Convention.

The Observation-Disclosures Sun
day School Convention of Frede-
rick net April 81 in this city at
the Evangelical Lutheran church
sunday school room East Third
street.
An address Of greeting was de
livered by Mr.. Emory L. Cobleafz.
Other addresses were delivered by
Rev Dr. Charles F. Steck and
DR.. Charles Foods. General Seere-
tary Of Maryland Sunday schools.
Rev Charles Ii. Dodd, d. D..
delivered an address in the even
ing on Educational Ideals in the
Sunday school. Rev. Robert p.
Kerr spoke on the Bible in Chris
iian Training.
The committee on nominations
made the following report. which
was adopted. and the following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Presld-ni-William ".
Doub, MiddletoHn. Tice-presi-
dents-Emory L. Coblentz. Mid
dleiown; George y. Stocksdale.
Thurmour; Reno S. Harp. Fred
eriek: Charles j. Sittle. Myers
vile; c. j Or. Rocky Ridge; Z.
B. Ssppiugion. Frederick; WIN.
II. HogsTtn. New Market; I. 5.
Albaugh, Wslkersville: Edw. 5.
Eichelberger. Frederick; VI. L.
Eichlson, Jefferson: Melvin Wat
kins, ". y. Jollifr. Hon. Milton
G. Uruer, A c. McCardell. c. =.
Carly, j Weliy Fabruey and j.
Travers Thomas, Frederick. Sec
retary-Niss Eleanor ID. Abbott.
Frederick. Assistant Secretary
Miss Sadie Hahn. Fred erick.
Treasurer-Jesse H. Me aei,
Frederick. Supt. Teacher Train
lDg-PrOf. Oscar b. CohIrutZ,
Frederick. Supi. Adult Depar.-
ment-Rev. William E. Brown,
Middletosn. Supt. Home De-
partment-Rev. j. W. klracoie,
Frederick. Supt. Primary De-
partmenf-Mrs. W. +. kindley.
Buckeystown. Supt. Temperance
Department-Rey.E Z. L. Makosky.
BuckeystowB.
the committee on plans made
the following recommendations
which were adopted: First
That the county Ue divided into
five districts as follows: Frederick
and vicinity, District No l; Mid
dlctown and the valley, District
No. 2; rhurmoDt and vicinity,
District No. 3: alkersville aud
vicinity. District No. 4: New
Market and vicinity, Distinct ).
'.Second-Ihat We pledge the
county 10 raise $3.50 annually for
Sunday school work; 500 10 go
TO the State and $50 remaining III
the county.
..Third-That the department
work be divided iuto i've depart
meBts, ana a superintendent Oe
elected tor each deps rtmen-,
namely: TEACHERS Train ing,
Home Department, Primary De
parimeut, Adult Work and Tenn
nerance Work.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Tue Senate Committee on Pen
sions Monday last. practically
completed consideration of the
Pension Appropriation Bill. 1t
will carry about sI62. 900 900. an
increase OF $1,000 over the
House Bill. having been made
TO carry out the provisions OF the
widows Pension Bill, which has
been enacted. The House Bill
was amended so as TO eliminate
the provision for abolishing nen-
sion agencies throughout the
country aud consolidating the
work of the agencies under the
bureau in Washington.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

The Democratic State Conven-
ton, for Delaware met at Dover
and instructed delegates to the
National Convention to vote for
Judge Gray. Judge Gray sent a
letter TO the convention asking
that he be not endorsed, but the
convention did not heed the
letter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Death of Bishop Capers.

Bishop Capeis. of the Episco-
pal Diocese, of Colnm bia. South
Carolina, died at his home in
that city. last Sunday. Bishop
Capers has been i'll for many
months. and for several days has
been sinking gradually.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Tie. Philadelphia Public Ledger
opines that The only way to sat
isfy Sanue Gompers is TO elect
him President. 1t is safe to say
that Mr.. Goupers. who was born
in England. knows more about
the Constitution of the Unitet
States than the editor of the
Public Ledger does.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Mr.. l.. ID. Hughes, representing
the Lutz & Schramm pickle and
preserve house of Allegheny, Pa,
is here distributing cucumber seed
aud instructing growers OF other
vegetable for the factory, which
will be located here in a short
time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER NI>I on AUDIT.
VI s,55 Family

0RDEg NI>I on AUDIT
No SIS Equity
In The Circuit Cont fer ETe1.fsck County.
sitting in Equity
william o. aker. vs.. Georg- H weadon,
e. al
MARCH TERN. 1908
In The matter OF the Auditors Report, fled
the aYlD day Of pril, 1865
Ordered. That on the 22nd fay OF Nav.
49, The Iouri will proc ed 10 act upon the
Repoii Of the Auditor. lied a oresaid,
II ile above canse, 10 finally raiify ana con
Trm he same, Un-ess cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown eioge said day: provided
q copy If this order BE- inser ID in some
newspaper published in Frederick County for
Two Successive wesks prior 10 said day.
D-ied 5Gh day o. April. 1905.
SAMUEL T. HAFF>ER.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Frederick County
True Copy-Test:
SAMUEL T HAFFNER.
6ny K Notter. ,ierk
solicitor may l-st-
THE STATE OF MARYLAND
o5see Of Secretary q Sese.
ANNAPOLIS. Nm April 2sih, lsQs-
To an Hzsom II My Concern.
Notice IS Hereby Given. That application
has been mace TO His Exceiiency. Austin l.
Croihers. Governor Of Maryland. for the par
don Of
ROBERT KELLER,
who was eonvicied at the February term.
Isl. OF the Circuit Court for Frederick County.
OF murder in the second degree and sentenc d
TO Be confined in the Mar, land Peniteptiary
for Is years.
The Governor will take M the said case for
mai decision. on OF after Mond ~. the lsth
day OF Nay. lsOs. until which time pro-
tests against such pardon viii be heard and
the papers lied open TO inspection, at the dis
creiAon Of The Governor
By order of the Governor,
y. WINSLOW WILLIAMS.
may l-2t- Secretary Of STATE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

The game of baseball played be-
tween the Frederick Juniors and
the ID. & ID. School team Oh the
18th was awarded to the latter
team by an erroneous decision of
the umpire in the ninth inning.
The score was 6 to 5.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Whether or Not to Spend
SIS. 900 Will be Decided.

The Mayor and Council of
Brunswick. have called special
election for May 18th, TO deter
mine whether or not bonds TO the
amount of SIS, 90 shall be issued
for town improvement.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

TIE Republican spell bioder- will
have 8 hard iask 70 perform next fall
when they attempt to show that The
panic rs mostly imag nary, and that
the slight busin-ss de; re>sion.r i
due TO the Democrats ainrbinz bust
ness b. persisiing in talsing about
tariff reform.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Hit by Engine, Two Escape.

While passing over the Vir-
glnla aveume crossing of the Bal
timorr aud Ohio Railroad in a
Tnnahont recently. Mr. and Mrs.
Max Weinsiein. of Cum beI land.
Sid 3. were struck by a Baltimore
aud Ohio passenger train and
hnried III the air Both sustained
paIHiui iajnrie>, but they will
Recover. although their escape
Was remarkable.