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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
CHAIRMAN TAwNEy ON THE
NAVAL BUDGET,

The great Ueed of a tiuarcil budget
<N>h Is exists IN other Countries is again
Witnessed IN the croSS purposes NJ the
House Committee ~ Naval AtsitS.
which Is about ~ launch bjll T. eN-
pcud <,s.cNc.o>o tor tNo more Dread
n,UchtS. aUd ihe Committee IN Appgo-
VgiStiou>, Wh5cb i CHANGED wi,h the geu-
cyal expenditures u the government.
lt thete were a NU<jSe, this conflict would
~ oUt ~ the question Ia opg'>NS-
ieg ,bS NSNal lsyCgr0u, 0t the SG,rlU,S~
tt,stjI'N Chairman rsWucN. II ths ApNy,,-
this p,t,SyaC1 Is promoted bv 3 lNh6V
ast>iuS tt0ul the CNcStyttCtiou II SHIPS
NJ W2v aud arNoy}@Gtc The Chairman
dSnNui,cS> th,> Ss ~ ~ than = con-
>}Vy&cN, ana t,osO his tc'E experience
t0 Congress RS = y0t likely - make any
mistake - ~ IL eNi>tcNcv 2y'J C,,av,sctey
An S>>SOS,sl tSStUyc ~ taS> conspiracy
: ;ft WSy Scace Wh'cA ths Ch,Oyy'SU -
Nl>5lN yi,;sGU'c>, THIS : - C,G ami trans
{'stSut an SgV6cS y The loCcV thSt Il
ought - * Vn2ce cat cv this time. SUs
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even >s>>sC,, y (c''<rV>>, M;6tSyN STRAIT
SS;>t> are sclS>tSj ~ demonstrate that
va,s>> th}S SoVSsnWeat shall increase *
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
Census Enumeretors 70 Be
Named

Supervisor O. Census John T. Stump has
sent 70 the Bureau Of Census The names
q a. persons selected by hin Tor enum.
orators II tEis district There are rs in
al Sixteen women took the exanlina-
ccl ard eight q them were selected as
e1u-e-z-c-s- While they are 10, perl
a-i-e=d u vote. Mr. STUMP believes womef
are <eN qualified for this Eork and mas
gwen them TAR representation The list
q persons recommended embrace the
f1ssozzng- Fz-u=rs. 3, u1eTChaE-s, Is;
Cl.-ks- =. carpenters. = zoo-e-s, 81;
ministers. :. u16e--ske-S. ber5e-s. doc
Tors Sc1csol tezc1erS- cir
O. IL e5sht xo11=1 Eao have been
Recommended ne are to- ANegany
Comfy. IEo so- F-e5--1ck County and one
II Washington coC1ty- Ire sp25latees
III D. 1zzed Z few DAYS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
Police News

Frank S,,ii,h. alas Black Diamond. IS
colc->d. was arrested BY Ottlcer King. Tor
threatening CSeo. Ftippea. also colo-ed.
Smith WaS gwen : hearing before FuStlcs
io,y Francs Smith. who fined hun So.
II default u whsch he went 70 iaI do-
thirty G&yS Williams VINO elu6ei TIE
os>,cer early n 1he evening. was c2r<u-eG
~ Officer NirS ti,e ~ night. and yzS
Committed . AL
~HaSA' AMI Frank Lee. colo-ei. ws-e
arrested ov Constable Carter On re
cH1rye u Sealing tiSh plates and I-oc -
ao1S5-S - the ". and g & Z.
They Se-e given a hearing before TuStscs
!, FU2ncrS >z,l5,h. when .SsS1' Lee was
dismissal ard Frank Lee vssS co-.1.7-l iszss,ss
- All n Gefao,s q 500 bssl 10 rs a.
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pS27Si ~ - accused
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
Councilmen Nominated.

Primary elections for City Councilmen
were held in Hagerstown on TUESDAY,
March Sth. The result was as follows.
Y. Worthington Randall, clerk a, the
Western Maryland Railroad freight deDof
was nominated for City Councilman in
Ward :. defeating Clyde E. Brewer. gro-
Ger. BY vote Of g 10 IS. The Randall
delegates 10 the Mayoraiity convention in
Ward : defeated the Brewer deIega.zs by
the same vote RandalI's Republican
Counciiulznic opponent. Edward l. Seig.
man. Is also a railroad man. being osS-
Senger conductor on the Western Mary.
lard Railroad City Councilman 7. Ben.
ton Hoover vas nominated in Ward 4
In this ward tn=re was heated contest
TIE delegation headed BY former City
Councilman Joshua E P0Hles opposed TO
the company Tow furnishing water 10 The
civ. defeating ticket headed by Wired
H. EcCzrdeH by vote Of rs 70 e.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

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17--1zx VIXEN hesvreS &n1 NotkegS S.NlA Al
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
SPORTING NEWS.
Basket Ball, Boxing and Other
Sports.


Diamond basket oaA team, minus three
q sheiV oeSt p8sye-S went 70 orS a10
were DEBATED y = joan team O mai
place " 4;SIc
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

ativeS in the State Convention will be
81 Large as to practically control the CON
venuon. and dictate all Of the nomina-
tons, and iorce upon the State perhaps,
the same sort " material tina, She selects
to represent her in the Legislature.
From eveN point Of view We think It
uuwiSe t. increase the representation OF
BALTIMORE CITY.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
Property Withdrawn

VILLAIN Z Dz-ua- sgCtso7e1. o5ered
q pubic Sle a. Ge courthouse DOOR for
Frank : Bz--zck and NIIllzz r Bzrick
exeEz1rs of luz Am Bzrr5ck : 1; with
-ocESe q 10 s-1 u EEa.h street,
IMPROVED sl-1 : TO s-o-y franc yelling
5oZSa TIE property EzS El-11rasn at
Isl q s2Ia
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
" Will ny \ q HNAT MIS-.
rAKE 10 INCEEASS TINS
REHNSS ENr ALTON OF
EArTIMOES CITN,


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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.
STATE HoVSE, ANNAPOLIS,
March 10th. 1910.

4 E.
of the hills Of greatest moment may be re
ported before the end ri the present
week. The outlook however Is that, &C
couiing IL the tiUe-ho0orsd presidents
Of several generations. 4 Very large pro
portion of the work viii b crowded into
The last two or three weeks, and the
usual rush Will take place III the last DAYS,
prior 10 the tlu,l adjournment on April
attn. 1T WAS -. II Is 50, and L probably
ALWAYS viii bc -. IN this ,sS IN Ill other
legislative bodies, l. is the fault Il the
Sy>t-iu. 0it i i tsult-Sosils people con-
legislation Is better considered when It
has been hetoye the lawmakers several
weeks. u IN such cases the members have
more opportunity and time IL tud out
w,,&, the people really wan, done, In
other words, bills that are before the pub
lic for several weeks Sre discussed =, tON
lenStN. While It PISSED N : hurry they are
ucs Considered until L : TOO late u u<ul-
civ ANY evils that MAY oe n them until
the ucNt session.
Soyne u the leading Democrats here
resN-e ths, The bllOlu>snt - the car1rNSjsR
rle>iSeS gS,ds llSt &al i ~ important
,,,S,ter. and ,h,st the Republicans and
their al'leS Sts dong all Iaev can - PIC
vent the General Assembly from CARRYING
o,st those pls<iSS>, Thai WIKI the l&rse
Deu,>NcfS,jc ,1,S'> yiSN III cNsa houses the
rS>.NauSit,ij cannot * Slated - IL
Nt<isi aud thSS any GS,$V J'cw y,SN X
tsts, u definite sy'G WsSe action They
l.,>,S w5th >u>oic5C0 o0 this sudden oUs-
N.eS< IN fsv>,r u drastic acton II regard
~ thS SsS COMPANY, SvsoWlgeS tall well
that t,&t <N>yg>>,y&,Nos1 VII yS>iSs - Is VI
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

Tn- e-ag-<SSsv< slcSeS wSsn IN Williams,
R1~ ~ n. a Baron WAS Ssle0S,l
1ugS INV"
-gn-n9g psc~a AavNS m Inward
zuME u March WYNN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
FRIDAY MANCUu, ,o'o

FL Will rSLL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I AN NOT IN
sAVOR OF NSSEC CVrISEN-
SHlp.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

CENTRAL. NATIONAL BANA
>eNsSaxS ccrkr house
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

SINCE OCToBES 18Th, l9Os|
THIS BANK PAYS 4 PER CENT
INTEREST UPON ALL SPBCA7
DEPOSITS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

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G Q N TIN u f D
r o
p A G F. O N F.
HELL'S KITCHEN

dred fold since July 4, and citizens
who at first were only amused are
now viewing the matter in a more
serious light.
The police say that pawnshops
and hardware stores have done a
bigger business in the sale of re-
volvers during the past four days
than at any similar time in recent
years. Most of the purchasers are
white persons.
A really serious situation has de-
veloped at Hammerstein's, where
Johnson is scheduled to open Mon
day night. The management has al
ways barred negroes from the boxes
at the roof garden. AS result Of
their cleanup on the fight, all of
the sporty colored people are appar-
emily in the millionaire class and
nothing but boxes will do them. So
far trouble has been avoided by the
management stating that all boxes
are sold. but this subterfuge is not
believed to suffice permanently.
Broadway restaurateurs are also
worried over the certain attempt
which will be made by negro thea
ter parties to invade their places.
Admission will not be granted them
and batch of damage suits are ex-
pected to result.
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HAWAIIAN PRINCE
IN YACHT RACE

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SAN PEDRO, Cal, July s.
Pprearations were completed today
for the American-Hawaiian yacht
race which will be held from this
harbor tomorrow. 1t was announced
that Prince Cupid Kalanianaole, Ha-
waiian delegate to congress, will be
the guest of Captain Charles Will
der, skipper of the Hawaii, Homo
lulu's entry in the race.
California will be represented by
three yachts-the Millilu, sailed by
Louis T. Ward, flying the Alameda
Yacht club pennat; the Sweetheart,
Commodore w. R. c. Smith, and the
Winsone, Captain Lew Harris, en-
tered by the South Coast Yacht
club.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
3-YEAR-OLD TOT
BADLY BURNED

Still suffering from the terrible
burns received while playing with
firecrackers last Tuesday, but with
a good chance for recovery, three
year-old Gertrude Delaney, daugh-
ter of H. G. Delaney, city salesman
for the Washington Cracker COM
pany, is lying at her home swathed
in bandages from her hair to her
waist.
The accident occurred while the
tot was alone in the yard Of her
home and the first her parents
knew of the accident was when
they saw her dress suddenly burst
into flames. DR.. e. r. Northrup
and DR.. J. G. Graves, Jr., were
called In to attend the child. The
physicions say that her eyes will
not be any the worse for the expe-
rience, as she seems to have closed
them involuntarily to escape the
flames.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
CHICAGO HONORS
DEAD JUSTICE
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(By United Press Leased Wire)
CHICAGO, Juy S.-With all Chi
cago courts closed and the Chicago
bar doing honor to his memory. the
body of Chief Justice Melville w.
Fuller of the United States supreme
court, was buried in Graceland Gem
etery today.
Preceding the burial brief and
simple ceremo }, was held at st.
James Episcopal church at which
Rev. James K. Freeman officiated.
Justices McKenna, White,
Holmes, Day and Lurton of the SUI
preme court, and Governor Hughes
of New York, who has been nomin-
ated to the supreme bench, attend
ed the funeral. Most Of the judges
and well known members of the
Chicago bar were present.
A salute of II guns was fired
over Justice Fuller's body.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
|. R. MAKING
POLITICS BUZZ

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WASHINGTON, July 8.-Politics,
dotted her and there with 1T. R.,
are rioting through the national
capital today, following the an
nouncement that Colonel Roosevelt
will journey to Indiana to make a
political speech that will be an en-.
dorsement of Senator Albert ]. Bev-
eridge.
The buzz of comment which
started when IL was reported that
Roosevelt would endorse the sena'
torial candidacy Of Congressman
Poindexter of Washington had
hardly subsidized, following the
strenuous denial from Sycamore
Hill, when the new announcement
from the same place reagitated the
situation.
The proposed endorsement put
several more squarely in line with
the insurgents than any action he
has taken since the return from
Elba," according to the interpreta-
ton of the progressive leaders.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)

INDIANAPOLIS, July S.-There
will be a tail to the comet when
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt flashes
across the Indiana political horizon
on speechmaking tour in behalf of
Senator Beveridge.
Democratic political leaders in In
diana have been awaiting with con-
siderable apprehension the an
nouncement that Bwana Tumbo is
to invade Indiana, and for some
weeks past have been figuring on
plans to counteract the effect of
his coming. should he decide to as
sist Beveridge. AS a result it is
practically decided that the Roose-
welt tour will be followed immedi-
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in the neighborhood They found
varying pressure, caused proba-
bly, by different sized pipes connect
ing with the mains, but generally
found that the people had some
water. although they were not sat
isfied with the amount. Some per-
sons said that it was liable to shut
off for an hour or two, with but lit
tie or no warning.
The difference In the pressure
as taken by the hydrant gauge. can
be noticed in one place, which was
inspected yesterday afternoon. One
hydrant showed the pressure to be
10 pounds, while, just two blocks
away another test showed the pres
sure to the 80 pounds. The trouble
is not so much to get water. as to
get the right amount of water at
the right time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
MARSHALL WILL BE THE TAIL
TO- TEDDY COMET IN INDIANA

ately by a speechmaking round of
the state by Governor Marshall,
who will plead the cause of John
w. Kern, Bryan's last vice presiden-
tial running mate and the man who
aspires to Beveridge's toga.
To an outsider this may sound
like attacking battleship with bow
and arrows, but to Hoosiers it is a
different matter. Marshall was
forced into the governors chair
against his own wishes by the Indi-
ana democratic machine, which was
in desperate need of compromise
candidate. Marshall responded by
ignoring and almost disrupting the
Indiana democracy machine and
giving the state a splendid nonpar-
tisan administration.
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DISMEMBERED
BY COYOTES

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SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, July S.
and dismembered by coy
otes, the unidentified body Of a
prospector was found on the desert
near Amboy by William Health,
manager Of the Great Gold Belt
mine today. A hundred yards from
the body Heath found an empty
canteen and a miners outfit be-
meath a sagebrush.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
SUFFRAGE WOMEN
CAMPAIGN AMONG
THE LABOR UNIONS

Mrs P. P. Stafford and Mrs. Rose
Moore are conducting a speaking
campaign among the labor unions
of the city in behalf of the equal
suffrage. They have addressed a
number Of unions this week and
spoke to the cooks last night. This
afternoon they spoke to the walters.
Everywhere the members of the
unions are giving the suffrage
women a most cordial reception.
The union men treat the speakers
with much courtesy and seemed to
have a soft spot in their hearts for
the cause of woman.
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WHAT THE WEATHER
MAN SAYS TODAY

Normal to moderately low pres
sure, with high pressure in north
Pacific. Rain in northern Rockies,
along western part of Mississippi
valley, in gulf states and on Allan
tic coast, due to storm center near
Lake SuneriOr