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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Copenhagen, Aug. 26-Delegates from all the Seamen's unlons of Amer 1ca and Europe, represented at the international congress or sailors and marine. dremen in session here, with the exception of the French associa- tion agreed today to declare an in terna tional strike until the ship own CTS of every country concerned agree to the formation of a board of concil- iation to deal with the grievances of the men.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

St. Petersburg, Aug. 26-It is offic- ialiy estimated that the number of cholera cases thus far have been 133, 300.
 The disease is more widely distrib- uted than ever, but the number of cases is lessening in some districts.
 The estimate is widely descre6ited. It is believed that the deaths alone exceed 100000
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27


 CaIifornia's Gold Production, which for several years was begged at be- tween S16,O00,000 and S18,O00, 900, will this year exceed $20,0O0, ,0O0. The oil output is upward of ss5,oOO.OoO. The Valley Worsted Mills of the American Woolen company Oiney- vile, closed Friday for an indefinite period Lack of demand for it's prod uct IS the cause. The mill employed about 300 operatives.
 Charles Barton Hill, former assist ant professor at the Lick observatory on Mount Hamilton, and a member of survey, ia dead at his home in San Francisco He was 47 years old
 Fifteen Thousand EmpIoyes of the Amoskeag Cotton Manufacturing com pany at Manchester, N H. were thrown out of work Friday when the seventeen mills of the plant closed for a period of fifteen days. Curtailmvt of production was the reason of the shutdown.
 Five Men Were Killed and one badly injured when two heavily loaded freight trains on the river route di-, vision of the Missouri Pacific collided head-on, near Blackwater. about sixty miles west of Jefferson City. Mo, yes terday. The killed and injured were all trainmen
 The American Mission Review Fl Merchid. published in Cairo. Egypt, voluntarily suspended publication yes terday after an existence of eighteen years. The suspension was due to a storm of indignation aroused by an ar ticle attacking Islamism, printed in the last edition of the review
 Charles V. knishtIey of New York and Boise. Idaho. who is under arrest in Toronto on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenscs, is want ed in Boston to answer a charge of forging and uttering a $525 check on Boston bank, the larceny of $1ST.50 and the cashing of a forged check for $S,Oo0. all within the past ten days.
 The Steamer Brazoria. which left Philadelphia Thursday night for At lantic City went aground on Absecon bar off here Friday and remains hard and fast. The cargo is washing out of the holds. Captain Lynch and the crew of ten men have been landed here. The Brazoria is small freight CT and carries no passengers. It is owned in Philadelphia and plies be- tween that city and Atlantic City.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
Cabled Paragraphs

Bilbao, Spain, Aug. 26-The work mems federation today proclaimed general strike throughout Spain to be- gin next Monday. August 2e.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

London Aug. 26-The Daily Express says that in view of his present and prospective unemployment by the government Field Marshal Viscount Kitchener proposes to spend the win ter in Persia.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Liverpool. Aug. 26-Cardinal Vim zenzo VanuetilIi, the papaI legatee to the coming eucharistic congress at Montreal and Cardinal Logue, pri- mate of Ireland sailed today for Mon trea1 on the steamer Empress of Ire land. Accompanying them on the steamer were over a hundred high ec- clesiastical dignitaries and a. hundred and fifty ally members of the Roman Catholic church who will attend the congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
Estate Goes to Tuskeqee Institute.

New York. Aug. 26.-By the death of Mrs. Flora L. notger, who died at her home in South Orange. N. J., today. the bulk of her estate. esti- mated to be worth slo0o. win go to Tuskegee institute ofN which Booker T. Washington is the head
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

The Valley Worsted Mills of the American Woolen company. Oiney- vile, closed Friday for an indefinite period. Lack of demand for it's prod uct is the cause The mill employed about 300 operatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Charles Barton Hill, former assist ant professor at the Lick observatory on Mount Hamilton, and a member of the United States coast and geodetic survey, ia dead at his home in San Francisco. He was q years old
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 26-The British cruiser Scylla has sailed for Honduras to collect indemnity for the murder of three Jamaicans who were killed recently by the Hondu- ranS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
Condensed Telegrams

San Francisco Was Awarded the Eagles convention for 1911 at St. Louis Friday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Madrid, Aug. 26-Monsignor Vicco, the Papal nuncio of the Spanish court today applied for an interview with King Alfonzo. No statement of the purpose of the interview is made but it is suggested that the representative of the Vatican desires to take up personally with the king the subjects of the conflict between the Spanish government and the Vatican.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

London. Aug. 26-The steamer Meg antic, on which Dr. Hawley H. Grip pen and Miss Ethel Leneve are being taken back to England by Inspector Dew of Scotland, in connection with the supposed murder of Dr. Crippen's wife, Belle Elmore, was reported 200 miles west of Main Head at 11.35 this morning. The atdlmer still has 400 miles to run, which would bring her to Liverpool early in the afternoon tomorrow
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Paris. Aug. 26-Specfa1 dispatches from Italy inAist that the marriage of Miss Katherine Elkins to the Duke of the Abruzzi. in spite of all denials, has been decided upon, and that Sem ator Elkins and the affianced couple will soon arrive in Paris to arrange the details of the wedding.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

California's Gold Production, which Tor several years was begged at be- tween S16,OO0,000 and $18,O00,000, will this year exceed s2O,0O0,OOO. The oil output is upward of s35, ,0O0. 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Ansonia-Tu esday the clerks of the various stores enjoyed their twelfth half holiday of the summer seasen
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

News of the Death of Elliott colt' r@ny,' zt Carisbad, Bohemia. Thursday, vas received in a cablegrsm at New York yesterdsy. Mir. Cole sailed from New York ear rly in Jniy in hopes of recovering his health His death was unexpected
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Rome Aug. 26-Cardinal Merry Del Val, the Papal secretary of the state, came to Rome today from his sum- mer residence at the Villa Monte Ma rio for a reception of the diplomatic corps.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

TorTinxton--AarE Hr~nk oss,fsg. owner of Cozsiey Inn. died rusaOxay She was sikty-rlffe~ yearr old, f4mt husband died on May l7 last
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Bucharest, Aug. 26-The governm ent has countermanded the orders for military maneuvers fearing that chol- era might break out among the troops
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Northern Texas Is Experiencing the coolest August weather in years. The thermometer, which Thursday at noon registered 100 degrees, Friday regis tered 70.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

not a resident of New York and he does not feel it to be the province of the president of the United States to interfere CT dictate in local fights.
 Was Drawn In Reluctantly.
 MT. Taft was drawn into New York politics reluctantly. He was glad to see the various leaders as they called and he urged upon all the importance of trying to bring about an amicable adjustment of affairs prior to the state convention This, it appears, was impossible and now the fight goes to the convention MT. Taft will keep hands off,
 Feels keenIy the False Light He Was
 Placed In.
 According to recent callers at the summer white house. the president feels far more keen4y than he let ap- pear in his letter to Mir Griscom the false light he was placed in by anony- nous statements issued from Oyster Bay and New York The president had every reason to believe that leaders close to Colonel Roosevelt knew ex- actly what his attitude was and what his actions had been. They had first hand knowledge of the fact, 1t is said here, that MT. Taft had done none of the underhand things that were charg- ed against him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Transfers of Real Estate.

Andrew c. Ssorr ct al. TO Hench
Smith. real estate in county. $3.50, and
other considerations
Lzvinia c. Wenner 81 al. to John
". Stewart, real estate il county, 500,
and other considerations.
Orra Oscar Forsythe and wife TO
Christian Smith. real estate in county,
S, and other considerations
Catherine s. Funk TO William H.
Funk. real estate in county, s, and
other considerations
William H. Funk 81 al. to Catherine
s Funk, real estate in county, S, and
other considerations.
Charles Page and wife 70 John w.
Carey. real estate near Doubs. S25. and
other considerations
Charles B. Titlow. trustee. 10 Oscar
B. Coblentz. real estate il CITY, &. -oo,
and other considerations.
Oscar B. Coblen;z and wife TO John
Elmer Lentz and wii-. real estate III city,
SIC and other considerations
George n. Clay and wife to John 81.
Clay, real estate in county. s., and
other considerations.
Joseph Gamble and William Gamble
10 John 7. Long. real estate in En-
ulitsburg District. 500 and other con-
Siderstions
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Charles Tucker Had No WIN.

The Orphans Court declined is accep.
the Will q. Mrs Lsluie Bzenzle. Of Balti-
more VINO presented q viii with ONLY one
witness. wi1eG the law calls for two. The
VIII was n the handwriting OF tie ;estaio-
and BIZ i possession Ms. BreuSIe was
gwen nearly al O. the estate Of So. o1o-
The petition o. Mamie E Nephar. Mary
E Lancy. Carrie Steiner. Addison Z
Ruse and John :. Little. cousins Of the
deceased or his mothers SIDE. was pre-
sented b. counsel but 6iszi,oWed- After
il.iEent search tor he Wi. il The sale
deposit box Of Nj Tucker was made no
wil was found. The Court decided mat
the estate Be divided between the tl-ee
relatives On his pate-ual SIDE Tney are
MS ia,neT's brother. Daniel Tucker. d
PARK Aiils and TWO sisters. Ms Mary 7.
Smith. Of Brad6ock. and Ms Drusiiia
Smith. Of Washington county. The Other
relatives VIII not share il the estate a the
LAW provides Thar properly acquired
through the father shah reverr back 10 The
descendants Of the srandisthe- should The
children de without children cr descend
ants. brothers and sisters Ms Lennie
BrenEle VII 1ot receive 9 share Of the
estate either.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Liberty Items.

Rev 7 T. Wooden has been visiting
friends IN Baltimore
The Improvement idea has taken hold
q many CT or progressive Ci1zens-
Mr. and Ms B l. Hammake- and
guess spent Inc day a B-ad6ocs Heights.
Col Charles T. Leriaess. IT, of BATH
more. Is me guest 81 K. {. McCandEsa
Misses Naude and Myrtle Rensberg, OF
EenlSY lyania- are visiting Or. 4 III. 6esll-
William IT, Al1zugl spent several DAYS
last week in WaYnesboro.
There was preaching il the r. E
church or Sunday las .; Io. . 0 clock.
Rev. r W Homue-siey was n charge.
The c E. Soc;ety mel on Sunday even
l1g LAST ~ 8 90 O'ciocs- Ssuicss were II
charge ci The Missionary SoCety
Ire Grand Ball recently he'd n ire
Opera House was vel attended. Union
Bridge Orchestra furnished he music.
Mss T. ~. Deisplsiue, Of Adans,owu.
spert several DAYS visiting NJ and Mrs
Roy S-nlergi.l zorrl 81 I-Io=rsytown.
Joseph RoelSsy and daughter. Roberta.
q I4ury.own, sp=n. sunday with Dr..
= s-'-- +---4-44
Howard T. TerriE and wife, of Plain
1@c. y 7, are visiting Mrs Teuill's
tathe-, Richard simpson
Ms Warner C. Welsh : visiting her
daughter. Ms Glenn Bo.te1. O. Ger
-la1,osu- Montgomery county.
Ms a. P. Va1e. Of Baltimore. Is the
guest q Rev and Mrs lanes Hammers.
ley. CE1rvile.
Hiss Matte NuSbSuui. OF Frede-scs.
Mrs. n Carer. Of Ohio. ard Ms E-hel
Petersen and brother. az Indiana. spent
"Wednesday with A W. Nus1aua. at tins
plsce-
Justice Hitreloerger Is treating his res
de1ce 20 a coat q paint and o-12uen;ing
the interior. Abdl AIoaugh < placing
handsome co1Uete zbutment around his
home NIiol Garter 5 identifying h,s
StcrercCu
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Assessment Notes.


Ire reaSS=ssUeut @ property. which :
Iow n progress, 10; cl.y III Frederick
county out nearly The entire State, 5
naturally a mos important procedure
Both properly owners and assessors are
confronted with TIE various questions,
anu many o. tlese questions a-e certainly
dlt1cll- even when oot combined wiki
individual desire . Pay Is small an
amount o. taxes as poss =
O1e -arse difficulty 5 sonnd in placing
q separate valuation OF land and build
lngs, arSe-E ,or t1e reason -1at prop er-y
5 never So-o Ia, ssay, consequently there
Is 10 tue GUIDE 10 Sec1 2 separation o.,
values, sccl a public Ss-es might Be
accepted as prov ding. Iaat uesSsess-
ment : unpopular with the masses. but
safes ne S-iua,l31 mildly. a. there : .
CiSliIlct ear Ina. N3i-- ne 1aS-S o. aka
ton 5 key 70 = largely increased. The
present Ea.e @. taxation may -ot Oe de-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05

CITY, North Dakota, is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Miss lydia Pryor. who has been on an
extended visit to Middleton \, has re-
turned to her parental home
Ohio Wolf and wife, OF Myersville,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ.
Wolf
lanes Gzver. after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Ms. T. c Schroyer, returned
home.
The Wolville picnic viii be held on
Saturday. August 70. Great prepare
tons are being made for large crowd
Mrs. Eva Gallagher and Mr. Russell
Morgan. aof Hagerstown. spent Saturday
and Sunday with their grandfather, Jaco6
G. Smith.
Reuben Blickenstaff. who Is employed
near Lei;ersburg. spent Saturday and
SUNDAY with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Washington Blickenstaff.
CLAYTON Haruish. Of Philadelphia, Is
spending . portion Of his vacation with
his brother. Rev. 4. H. Haruish, Of this
place.
Air. and Mrs Upton " HarshTan and
family. Of Wayne<bo1o. drove 70 the home
Of Nj and Mrs Shuy Harshman on Sun
day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Evansville News.

A- and Ms Nathan England were in
Ffedsrck OF Saturday last
/ u Mo'eswo-lh has purchased . fne
rev automobile
Rev p z Moy,zr. Of Baltimore. 5
spending a few DAYS with MS family mere
Ms Bessie Duonsabu-g hss been visit
Ing friends az Noun, Ai-y-
Ire Sunday school picnic vas held On
Ao-5zy las, Nl,h good attendance The
FssSssle Band furnished the muse.
Mss Virginia Ford. Of saint Elmo. Va.
. sae1l.zs some time with her parents
Ter here
VI aa5 Mrs LEROY S1ouse'ler O. New
AsrSe., spent Sunday las, win Mrs. c.
y WsHe
Ms Same, Johnston ard daughter.
Nan. q Hsse-StoEn. were guess Of Ms
( y. Nsdd ~ few DAYS
Ms John Crawford and daughtsr Mss
Nae11l, &C spending , few DAYS WIKI rels-
lves 6er--
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05

Frederick C..y-Alayo-. john Edward
Scae
Register ana Tax Corec;o--Al;oaael
A NcGa5-sF.
Aite-nsr--.evis 4. Rise. Na--i- c.
Kem2 T. Daniel C-imni-s, Heu-v ~
G,-rge-. John l. Johnson Clerk.
Tacoo S--ril- Beard meets tli-d Wed
ueSlzr q every month
CRY Heath 05ce--D-. Ira I. Nc
Cu-5y
Po-l-e1en-G-7--- Br51Sle. Edward
He-FE. William King, Tohr F. Fleming
ReFer1y l'uaenbzr-. Joan B'uusuou-.
Edaa-d Herring
E's-rc LSa, E-ziree--E5wa-d Tt
low
Fre-aa-S smcs' Ah-ech,
Eerc I5--; I-i-ener-Frauk Ridge
Is. Ge1-c- Wallace
M.-kes Nas,e--G William Dams
berse-
Superintendent; Of Water Wo-Ss-
Frank + Tyeya-.
Poe Christian II. Ec1s-ei1.
John Francis Smith and J. Alfred Ritter.
CITY Auouey-Edward !. Smith
CRY Election Sirarviso-s-CsrI,oa ;.
S-usl Fi-uv T p. HaSan Democrats,
To5i1s Kuhn Republican. c. Thomas
Ecsssei1, Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Burkittsville Items.

,rr-f-.-.- - - -.
'il- Nes'''~S l'4i'e' = ga -
Nj Peter hemp vas N FFeoeEleS the
past weeS on business
MeSSrs Frank S.i.sr and Henry Wiener.
o. ms Place. are SUI ql.'e Sex
}ir. John Roe.Sey and s'l Charles.
spen; Monday .ast IN rrede-1cS-
Mrs Charles Hayden Of This place,
continues on The sex llS..
N- David Whipr was . visitor II this
'oczh.v the past week, looking after his
extensive .a-TiuE interests
Nrass-s { C. Nsush. ard Ohio r.
Gaye- we're in Frederick q Saturday
last. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Ear Scz7,d.e1echt spent
sunday and Monday with her nlo,her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Orphans Court

Inventories OF current money and
debts due IN the estate Of Henry 4
Schilctknecht, deceased. fled
Inventory Of personal property Q;
Joseph {. Fink, deceased. fled.
Report Of sales q personal property
Of Henry A Schud.suech;. deceased
Report d sales Of personal property,
stocks and bonds u the estate Of Oliver
D. Best, deceased. fled
Frs, and 6nal aocouu; Of Mary c
Price, executrix. Of john E. Price. de-
ceased fled and distribution made
First and final account OF John P.
Harlan A.. and Charles l. Sc7i,dt-
kleCht, executors Of Henry A. Schildc-
knecht. deceased. fled and distribution
made
Frs, and final account or Edwin c.
Markell, executor q MARY r Jones, de-
ceased. fled and distribution made
Frs, and final account o. Milton B.
BigSs. administrator Of BENJAMIN D.
BiSSS, deceased. fled and distribution
made
First and final account OF Are y.
Best, a31l.1istrac-ix Of Oliver D. BeSL
deceased. fled and distribution made
Letters a administrator upon Ire
estate q Christian T. Eyler, deceased
granted 70 Daisy SAVIOR. administrator.
Letters Of administration upon the
estate 81 Charles A. Tucker. granted 70
Daniel Tucker. administrator, Edward
F. Tucker. agent
Sales o. personal property in the s.
tate Of Margaret Z. SCHNEIDER. deceased.
fled
Courts order % sell personal property
II the estate o. Joseph c Fink. deceased
Letters q administration upon the
estate O. Martha A Nzrn. deceased.
granted 10 Charles !. House, admins
traitor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
New Market

Mrs c. E. Du,suey IS visiting Mrs a
L. SER.
Ms Sidwsu. OF louisville, gave an
excellent talk or Confidence Is Illus
,rate6 in Childhood.
Dr. 7. H S,ei-. Of Ha-o-d county.
spent Saturday nigh. and SUNDAY with
MS mother
The r. E. Sunday school vas gwen a
tTss, ID The Guild House Monday after
noon.
Miss Ma-sa'ine Steir has returned from
q viSi, 10 Dr. 7 H. Ser IN Hartord Co.
and 20 friends IN Baltimore
The II. P. Sunday school treated their
scholars and friends 10 ice cream and
cake on Inc school lawn Is, Wednesday
evening.
Rev. L. F. Warner and wife q B-cSeys-
town. made visit 10 Mrs. Deborah
Resell en- their return from the Sunday
school convention al Central
Trinity N Z. Sunday scaool. South.
had their annual treat and little picnic on
the High School lawn Tuesday. Ice
cream and cake was served % school and
guests
NJ. and Mrs Barnard. Win the.- tv1
children and Mrs. Jennie CoyiHEtcn. all
Of Washington, D. c. made visit Of q
few hours 10 Mrs Frank Dosrey. They
were making ;-ip III their au,o1o5ile-
The Sunday school convention a Gen
tral Was very Interesting and instructive.
The ministers p-eSen; were. Rev. &c
NckoSkey, Of Baltimore. Rev T. F..
Wooden. Of Liberty. Rev, + H kuh,-
man, Of III. Airy; Rev I. f. Ru,ey, Rev,
T. NJ, D.c5ey
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Police Court Items.

Charles Phebus was taken of Of
the streets BY Officer Brengle few days
ago in an intoxicated condition. Hewas
taken before Justice c. II. Eckstein,
who committed him TO Montevue Hospi-
tal for treatment
s. W. Dusing, OF Frederick county.
was vpprehended at the City Market N
HageTstoWn recently, for buying two
crates OF huckleberries from a market
man 70 sell again. He was fined s.,
which ne paid.
HarrT Johnson. Billy Darner and
George Flippin were arrested for fighting
Al the Ramsburg Fertilizer Works.
Johnson was sent to Jail for so days, on
his falling 10 pay $40 fine Darner was
paroled and Flippin was released. Jus-
ice Smith presided in the case.
7. Fred. Main was arrested for cruelty
10 animals. The case was held open BY
Justice Eckstein-
William Johnson. oolored. was arrested
q few nights ago. by Officer Fleming on
the charge OF being drunk and dlsorderly
at the Baltimore and Ohio depot. Justice
Ecss,ein fined him s. 50 in default OF
which he vas committed 10 jail for 70
days.
I John Carroll, colored. was given hear.
T ing before Justice c. H. Eckstein on the
. charge Of cursing and swearing. Ofeel
Herwig arrested him Justice Ecs-eir
+ liked his fine at S2s OF SIX months IN the
Z House OF Correction.
William Weldon. colored, OF Buckeys
town. was taken 10 the House Of Couec
ton BY Sheriff Crimes, where ne was
sentenced for three months by Justice
Toan F Keller. for beating his sep
daughter. Lucy Weldon, and Tor vi0lat
IEg his parole.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
Annual Tournament and Picnic.

Elaborate Preparations are beng made
for the great picnic and courrzmelt 10 L
held on Thursday. August 11,h. rezr
P=;eTsULs Some q the beSt ri6ers IN
the Safe VIII participate.
Thr charge 10 the knights viii BE made
by John II kol3. a he Frederick bar.
coronation address. D.. c. " r. Cruul.
Of Brunswick. Tle ofEce-s Of TIE tou-ra-
meut WiIl Be. Caief marshal. c. F. W.
lard; aids. " F. Stoneb-zke-. lee
Ho-sev Arnold Hemp. Edward Carrot.
Ps.er ) Hemp. Charles Haden. he-zlds.
{ Hsden. r.. Dick We1ner. bugIe-.
Stanley Meadows, tineke-per. George
Ho5msn- judges. r Z. Green. 7. c.
StonebraSe-. T c SlaSer Charles Ar
mold
Tee tournament vii e called a. u .
p n. sharp Ater ne tournament there
~. b dancing On isrge platform erected
for the purpose Muse By the Frederick
Select Orchestra
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
List OF Those Who Hold Once in
City and County, Elective and
Appointing.
FkEDERIck COUNTY.

Circuit Court-Chief Judge, Hammond
Urner- Associate Judges, John c. Mot
ter and lanes E Henderson Court
meets al Frederick CITY, first Monday n
February and September for Grand Jury
Terms. December, petit Jury term; May,
non5ury term
Clerk Of the Circuit Court-Harry W.
Bowers Deputy Clerks, a dip b L 5
Fearhake. Charles B. Croft I. y Icy. NJ.
n. Nus. Eli c. Haugh Harry E Chap
line and Charles l. Ogle-
Register OF Wllls-Samuel D. Thomas
Deputies, ]. Fenton Thomas. John H.
Grove.
Orphans Cour-Willam H Peaue.
Chez Iadge, John F. Phleese-, George
H Whiuore. Orphans Count meets
every Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
OF each week.
County Treasurer-Dauiel z Padge,t
County Commissioner WIN. H. Ho-
garth President, Charles pr zimmerman.
Lincoln O. Din.eru7n. Stewart AMMAN
and Charles r. Johnson, NarSwOod d
Harp. Clerk, George K. Dennis. r., Al
touey
Board OF Chsa;i=s and Correction
David Craue- president. Edwin :.
Houcs. S-c-e-a-l. S7rle, T. LILY. tres
u---. isca1 D5l.~-an. Lewis F. F.ooS.
Samee1 Z C----. superintendent; ".
500. au.eS@e-. clerk
School COM .o1--S-Issac II Mo-
ter. president 2. f. L=e II. B Gross,
I. Il. Stokes. 4. ". N.codemuS. t.. ard
John " Lsa.1s--an- Jacob kohr17clS.
atco-eE
Secretary Treasurer and Examine
ioau T. White Assistant. 5 y Eog1s-
States Auorey-Ar.hur y. Willard.
Sas-5-ly5 g Grimes Deputies.
William 7. Smith. Chester II. Ezuvs-.
Turnkey. Charles z. Ero-1us-
Supervisors al E.=-11ls-Toh1 W
Human. D.-o-a-. president. samuel y.
Dol. Republican Joseph +. E-S=n-au@r,
Democrat clerk. h--l Se2--ie shaw
SuveFo--E,-1-y &. C-cu.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
wo,fsriIle watts

A. z S-nsenbsuEh losi by death. q,
10 collc, rs biscs driving horse.
Rov StoyeT and wife. Of Ch-wsviFle
spent Sunday Witz 5 ~ B.ickels-zE snc
We
Elmer Dsizu.er, az near Su1.,hb1rs.
spent SATURDAY and Sunday with n1s par
enfs. Air. ard Mrs c. E Delau.er.
Alr and Ms T. C. Schrcyer ws-e re
guess q Mr and Ms. Harry Gsyer, III
EDz
Rev. 7 K Ri6enour. Of Ai6dle;oxn.
Conducted Tire serices a. the L. 3.
church or Sunday.
Mss Irma Stottleunver Is on A. extended
visit 10 her brother. Claude S;o;tleryer.
Of Nashville, Tenn
J. D. Wolf. Of New York Civ, p-oo1ie-
Tor ct the Black Rock Hotel. who s h-re
visiting. 5 yery IL with stomach trouble.
William Sparrow, Frank Rocker and
Walter Wolf, Of Hagerstown. spent sur
~ with Jonathan ~ Wolf and family.
'iss Cora BTzndenburg. Of Michigan