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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

CHICAGO, Ill. Paui
w. Ciesielska, zamieszkala
przy Lowe ave. i~31 ulicy, y
da}a sic W sobote'w ::towarzy--:.
stWie sWej c6rki,. pani.Wandy ",
AmbrozeWicz ma. wizyte do.
PIP Hernackich, Trzech sy-.
now jej wysz}o r6wniez do
mu, pozostawiajac 60 ma la
see ]osu.
.Gdy okolo go11z;ny 10 pa
ME wr6cify do do,nu, oczom
ich przedstawi} sic niezwy-
k}y widok: bieiizna, naczynia,
papiery it'd, lezaly po podlo.
gacb. porozrzucane W mai
wiekszym nie}adzie, a meble
stanowi}y jedna mase, spie.
trzona niby barykada. Kobie-
ty oniemialy ma razie Y pre-
razenia. Bojac sic z}oczyh
COW, kt6rzy mog!i }atwo
skryc sic W m:ieszkaniu,
ME weszly juz do pokoju,
lecz szybko do PIP. Pochow-
skich, skad zawezwano poll
eye, kt6ra W pare minut
przybyla. Dopiero wtedy cd
wazono sic wejsc do miesz-
kama, kt6re przedstawia}o
obraz kompletnego nieta-
du.
Swiat1a we wszystkich po-
kojach byfy pozapal ane,
a zasfony u okien pospusz-
czane. Policya zaczela szu-.
kaG .rzezimieszk6w, ci jednak
rnie)i dosyc czasu aby zbiedz
Zastanawiano sic wiec mad
tenn, co zabrali zlohczyhcy?
-, Okazato sic jednak, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

.MANAGUA, NIKARA-
QUA, % marca. - Prezy-
dent Madriz postanowh pro-
wadzic wojpe przeciw rewo--
lucyonistom wzdluz wschod-
niego wybrzeza : Atlantyku
sic znajdujacym j zadac
i'm ostateczna niszczaca kle-
ske.
Silna armia, niezwykta jak
ma nikaraguahska si}e zbroj-
ma, dazyt ma cd 6 dni, pod
wodza jenera1a. Vasqueza W
kjerunku Bluefields. Madriz
jest przekonany, ze farmia
ia ME napotka po drodze ma
laden op6r. Wyprawa ia je.
dnak ma bye pod peWnym
wzgledem, jak twierdza ODE.
znani ze stosunkami krajo-
wemi, ryzykowna, gdyz pro-
wiantowanie tax wielkiej ar.
mil bedzje po}aczone z VIE
Iona trudnosciami, raz dla-
tego, re rewolucyonisci,
prowadza gerelas6wke, Il.
wojne podjazdowa, beda oil
cinaG wszelki .dow6z zywno-
Sci, moga bardzo latwo zni-
szczyc Iiuie koleiowa, a lud-
nose ma Wschodzie: krajD
imieszkaiaca jest przych hylnie
ola rev olucyo nist6w usposo-
bona i bedzie stawiaG nieo-
fbliczalne trudnoSc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

BUFFAEO, N. Y. - Sta
nis}aw Cyganiewicz, wyste-
pujacy ma polu atletyki pod
nazwa Zbyszka, otrzyma]
smutDa i wprost przerazajaca
wjadomoSc, mianowicie, ze
ukochany ojciec jego zmar}
pred paru tygodniami.
Me spodziewa{ sic tax
strasznej, przerazajacej j
dotk6wej wiadomo,sci p. Cy-
ganiewicz W tel chwili. Me
doniesiono mu o chorobie
ojca = domu, ME doniesiono
mu nastepnie take j Q
Smierci, az dopiero W diva
tygodnie pc pogrzebie.
Zbyszko praWdopodobnle Wo-
bee tego zostanie " Amery-
Ice. Stosunki familijne:: z}ozy-
|4y sic niefortunnie dla ME
|go.
Smuci Zbyszkg ogrom;.. !.
-. 81
Eal Eaig;:=ze "a; donie5'iiiioi 5'iiiioiln 8
|Sm1erci ojca,. kt6rego kochal
mad dewszystko
| wielkim nieszcze5ciu, "
Estrasznym ciosie, jaki go
spotkal przez 6mierc ojca
:zesylamy p. Stanis1awowi
.Cyg,aniewiiczowi nasze najser-
deczniejsze i prawdziwie
.szczere wsp61czucie.
2 BEREA, O. :. straszna
- 80 * /. X
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
BERLIN. % marca

-
BERLIN, % marca.
Ministerstwo wojuy ustali}o
nagrody " '}acznej kwccie
$4,000: dla najlepszychs wzlo-
tow saraolotami, 2 dobran MEM
towarzyszy i bez, jake maja
sic. odbye W sierpniu ma
polach Johanisthal,. Nagrody
roz>lane beaa. .tylko ola sa,
molot6w sniemie ckiej:: kon-
strukcyi. {
Taxa sama sumo nagr6d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
.Onegdaj, we Wielki Czwar-
tex, Q godzinie 10 tel 70 >po-.
czelo sic " katedrze 6w. Ja.
ma pontyfikalne M boz e6stwo,
.kt6re celsbrowat Najpr1ew.
rs Biskup Pawel Rhode "a
proszony ma te okazye przez
Ks. Arcybiskup 8. Messmerl
z}ozony jest chnroba, j spo--..
czywa v klas1torze Si6str
Franciszkatiekl. ] u 1|st. Fran
cis; wskutek czegD sam ME
m6gi " ceremoniachs ubrac
udzja}u. i.
KatarzYna Nowlk, kt6-.
ra zaskarzyla kom''!prlanliie & al Ph!oe-
nix Knitting 90. 8 $4,000
odszkodo wants - q po' ''<ale--,s ,.|'' q
czenia odniesi one We fabry.-. 81.
GO tel firmy pr1ed 3 l;aty,
pogodziia SIC 4 firma Fl Il
ctrzymala SIS, 600 o,is1 kod -.
wanna. AdWo kat 2 q tego wziai
p,,rzes szios $1,000 g \.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

CHICAGO, Ill. Polak
J6zef Dwucet Toledo, O.
.przyby} do Chicago, aby
tam sobie kupic odMenie slu
.bne i'zobaczyc sic zprzy
jaci61mi, adv ..:ich ::zaprosic
ma wese]e, kt6re ma sic od-
bye W swieta wielkanocne.
spotka1 on tn jakiile'|gos cz1o-
wieka i prosii o wskazanie
mu hotelu, aby m6gf noe
.spedzie, Nieznajcmy zapro-
.wadzl} go do >botelu pm. 615
n. Clark ul., gdzie go okra-
.dziono z $156 got6wki pod
czas snu. Poskarzy} sic on
polieyi tia wdroay9a est;
two,ale zapewne mic ME
" wy6ledzi jak zwykles1Wi| pzodo. z g! |!
bny,c'lh ypad kac b. ;...=. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

\
STEVENS POINT, Wis
Zgon ksiedza. Pc kilkumie.
siecznej chorobie r ma bia}ko-
mocz .(diabetesN kt6ra "a:
=ko6czy}a sic gangrena, Y
mari ksiadz Krzywonos, pro.
boszcz koscio}a katolickiego
W junction City. smierc ti ma
stapila W piatek, d Ago mar
ca o 6tej godzinie rano.
Zwloki zmarlego .ksiedza o
.deslano do Missouri, skad
ks. Krzywonos przyby{ DO
Junction City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

je stanowisko i do Chin po-
wraca, oswiadczyl " jednym
E wywiad6w, re dazeniem je-
go jest postawic pol bro1
wszystkich zdolnych do sluz-
by wojskowej Chi6czyk6w.
Gdyby plan ten zosta} prze-
prowadzony natenczas, wo-
bee zaludnienia Chin 400
mi]ion6w ludzi) wszystkie
razem armie swiata beda IL.
czebnie niczem wobec armii
chi6skiej. Pan Yin -Tszang
spodziewa sic znalesc W chi6-
skiem ministerstwie wojny
Wykonawc6w. j pomocnik6W
W 4przeprowadzeniu jego pla
nu, kt6rzy pr7estudyowa)i
system mi]itarny W Euro
pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

IN lew a: K; n f; y
pedzaniie dyabfa koszto alo
M!jarye Kasper q pn 75 Van
=Bure 4 u. so id;leiz;a'iSss J: g 30.
!, wiem i tel. 'oparac!',yi ; = q GU
.downego do okto "a stracii1a
:kifka sznuro W. kf,ralnwYc "a lnYc
paciiork6w. .....s. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

.RZYM, % marca. = Kan
clerz Rzeszy niemieckiej Dr.:
Bethman Hollweg zosta|
:przyjety ma audyencyi u
kr6]a Wiktora Emanuela.
Pc .obop6lnem wyrazeniu
sobie grzecznosci, konfero.
wall kr6l i kanclerz ma to-:
mat dobrycb stosunk6w
pomiedzy N iemcami, a W}o.
cbami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

RZYM. % marca. - Sig
nor Marrova prezydent Izby
pos}6w, kt6remu kr6l' WIKI
tor. Emanuel chcia3 powie-
rye utworzenie gabinetu,
odm6wif przyjecia ofiarowy.
wanej godnc6ci. ... L.. :.
Wobec tego .poruczy} kr6l
utworzenie gabinetu profe-
sorowi Luigi Luzatti, byte.
mu ministrowi skarbu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

Poszkodowana zg}osi}a sic
do sadu, lecz odeslano ia y
kwitkiem, DO "cudowny. le-
karz pochodzi z Blaizstown,
gdzie jej kazano sic udac.
.Cudotw6rca, kt6ry sciagnal
jak najzwyklejszy 6miertel-
nix owe korale, nazywa
sic Franciszek Pilewski.
Przyk}ad ten powinien bye
nauozka dla naszyeh kumo-
seek, kt6re nacieraja sic"
przepalonem kopytem z le-
wei nogi 4-ro letniej krowy,
smaruja sic ,,komarowym
smalcem'' it'd. Gusla, czary
j zabobony to playa naszego
ludu, to noe czarna, kt6ra
tylko swiat}o nauki rozswie-
tile zdofa! Unikajcie cudot
W6rc6w i nadzwy czajnych le-
karzy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

loyotOAA IL ADA14t0iiiv AuAO7
pie.
RZYM, % marca. - Kr6I
Wiktor Emanuel oswiadczy1,
ze ma wypadek k dalszego
trwania wylewu lawy pospie-
sly ma miejsce katastrofy, a.
by kierowac osobiscie akcya
ratunkowa i przyjsc z pomo-
ca swoim poddanym.
Premier ministr6w, baron
Sonnino, kt6ry mimo swej
|dy1nisyii .s:pfr:aW'uje sE,w.6i. u!lr.zad, i!
al do'mianowa MIA nastepcy
wyda} zarzadzenie prefektu"
RE policyjpej W Katanii, "a
by ucxyni}a wszystko, co
tylko W iej mocy lezy i z}a-
godzi}a dole nit szcze6liwych.
Minister wojny zarzadzi} wy
s}anie wojska ma miejsce "a
grozone, kt6re ma pilnowac
dobytku IudnaSci pred ra-
busiami j z}odziejami, zawsze
W podobnych wypadkach Ii:
cznymi. .:.....:: ..
W mie6cie naszem przeby
wa podr6znik6w i turyst6w
[okolo 10000 ludzi, wsr6d
[tych wielu Amerykan6w.
|Wie]u 2 Mich pospieszy1o W
[okolice Etny, ably ogladac te
[straszna, a stosunkowo ma.
Eszczescie rzadk q W dzieiach
przyrody katastrofe..
-Oiciec 6w. otrzvmal cd kar-
|dyna1a Francisco .Naya, ar
[cybiskupa W Katanii, kt6ry
Ma wiadomosc o wybuchu E.
tiny uda1 sic do Nicolosi i
innych miejsc zagrozonych,
sprawozdanie opisujace s>cze-
g6}owo .poloze ole ludnosci,
'kt6ra caly dzie6 przeciaga
procesyami, blagajac Stw6rcy
o wstrzymanie dalszego zni-
szczenia.
PUTNEY, ANGLIA, %
marca. Odbywa{y sic tu "a
pasy wioslarkie pomiedz;y
Oxfordem a Cambridge o
mistrzostwo.
Przestrze6 do przebycia
|oznaczona byfa cd Put
Eney do Mortlake. ]. !.
Zwyciezy1 Oxford 3 dlugo=:
tfsciami }odzi. .:..:.: .:....: ......5:= :..::
f. Zwyciezcy przebY1li Pre-
|strzen nazDaczona W 20 mi.
|Inutach j II sekundach.
poprze.tn i'm; rolkA u. ::z',dos
tel samej przestrze ri
(1nistrzostwo takze Oxford, BIZ
tjac przeeiwnika 81 81 Mugo.
iseiani / ,dzi W 10 minutach i
$50 sekun.iach.
M 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

BRUKSELLA, % marca.
- Czynia tu przygotowania
do przyjecia b. prezydenta
Stan6w Zjednoczonych T.
Roosevelta, kr6ry zapowie"
dziai przybycie ma kwie-
cien. -. -~
Przyjecje odbedzie sic
j oficyalne i obywate]skie.;
Roosevelt zostal 2aproszo.
ny -prz,e'z;z be bletlgijska /! egmie 9
umiejetnosci do wyg'osze-
MIA odczytu. *. ....:. e..:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

mieszkanliu do CORY nogami j
zaorali tylko ma pamiatke
a}oty medal, jaki c6rka pani
G. wygrala kiedys ma kon-
tescie. Mie1 on warto6t kilku-
nastu dolar6w. N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

CHICAGO, I'll. Onegdaj
wieczorem 0 godzinie $50
przy zbiegu. ulicy Noble ]
Milwaukee ave., najechal
tramwaj linij milwaukee ave.
trzynastoletnia Anne Wo-
i boleSnie ia pokale.
czyl. Przewieziono nieszcze-
Silva d1ziiews z y T i, e 81
xania rodzic6w, pp. Micha1a
i Maryi Wo|inskich, zamiesz-
ka}ych pnr. 1343 Wade ul.,
gdzie obecnie sic znajduje
pod opieka lekarza.
Swiadkowie 'wypadku =
kt6rych nazwiska i adresy
spisano doreczono PIP. Wo~
linskim - zeznawaja. ze'nie-
szczesciu winien motorowy,
:kt6ry stanowczo "a szybko
pedzi} przez krzyz6wke gdy
dziewczyne na torach Eau
wazyl, ME m6g} juz VEGAS
tramwaju wstrzymae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

RZYM, % marca. - Kan
clerz RE sly niemieckiej Dr..
Bethmann v. Hollweg by@ ia
audyencyi il OLGA 6w. 2 "a
chowaniem wszelkiej obo~ Q
wiazujacej W takich wypad-
kach etykiety.
Po audyencyi u Ojca Sw.
uda} sic kanclerz do kardy
na}a Merry del Val, papie
:skiego sekretarza, z kt6rym
miaf omawiac sprawe katoli-
k6w W polskiej dzielnic.y
pa6stwa niemieckiego, oraz
spos6b. ochrony katolicyzmu
ma Wschodzie i ma Dalekiln
Wschodzie. 2 " i. .:..s 81, s.. !,
y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

BERLIN, 28. uarca.
Tutejszy chin Ski posel Yin
Trzank, kt6ry opuszcza swo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
ustalono dla zapas6w napo..
wietrznych, majacych sic
odbyc W pazdzierniku br.

LUXOR, % marca. - Ko.
lionel T. Roosevelt wyjecha}
stad wczoraj 20 swoja rodzi-
ma O. Z wieczorem. Najbliz-
Sym celem jego podr6zy
jest miasto Cairo.
W Cairo zabawia pa6stwo
Rooseveltowie przez caly "
dzie6 blisko, :aby wypoczac
pred podr6za do Europy:.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
The Ingle Memorial.

The committee which has been arrang-
ing for a memorial to the late Rev DIR.
Osborne Ingle, Rector OF All Saints
Episcopal church. after inspecting designs
in many churches in Baltimore. Washing
ton and Philadelphia, selected one to be
furnished by the Mayer Company, of
Munich, Germany 1t will be placed in
the south end Of the church, over the re-
redos 1t is the All Saints window, and
will be in three sections, beautifully col
ored and finished in the highest style Of
ecclesiastical art The centre panel will
represent the Christ Of Glory wearing His
kingly crown, one hand holding a glo6e
surmounted by a cross, the other upraised
III benediCton. The side panels hold the
apostles and saints, while around and
above are cherubs and angels. The en-
tire window will be finished at the iop
with canopy IN harmony with the rich
colorlngS.
On the west wall Of the chancel will be
the memorial tablet of fine brass on a
marble background. This will be suit
ably inscribed: the exact text is not en-
trely decided,
1t is expected that the window and the
tablet will be ready for unveiling on All
Saints day. November L.
Beside this expression of affection by
the parish of All Saints, there will be a
memorial in the foreign field Missions
were always near to the heart of DR..
Ingle, and it was in the mission field at
Hanknow, China that Bishop James Ad-
Olson Ingle labored and died. This
memorial will be a permanent scholarship
for Episcopal clergymen in that country.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
Willard Memorial.

c,;., A. lo,.L c Mic E'r,,,,e,. Il
,13iarJ % m ',G rbra I'm, - '''9 ISoe I; 'i.r ba hea,
~ y, ,'',., o oG th'. AfI,n,a,, Chr;st;a,
Jne cns'oma 3' & !e W NG'li@ IaId ,,,n, Ga.,S,ln
C,'o' o to ~ Az ~ rhe e'l%, rnJ ~
lnGJ.', oi W ,I'i ''','' ~
el,CN 10y 0o'' ME- ~ ,Ju .;tn ,a+ ' I;
Lo,,,,1'l'.,i i IN nnnaI 5;r,hdan "n Fab
N,ow'l ~ i''o '''''''' ' '''>''''' VI
'u,,l rL ~ r r n roo,,, ,,,s t,staG,tly
mg w, ,,., a. - 80 ".'' i,,n,C,y h,',.ta,s
peCul - ~ ,' raes and ,5 'e aoaers
u.a'e,'s ,l,:i IN ~ vails lie were ~
';,, m,,i1 IN go $50 y, Was6ingtop Fra,ces @
Wi t3y;r.rl Me- n Gtevens
%t..;e.,'I NJ - r. n ,,ras;donf. NIrs
NJ. II,sI,r cf,t,. nrasid.nt and Mrs.
9 ~ ,rhon,5s ~ Frlder;ci. corntv t,,
% 6.,.,.;on.i .;o' ser,;,ss ,gers led no Pav
WcI e,n ,ybn rsad he crusade
n.,,,,, .1n.rira,' was sung by The
pnd;'nca Ms Kallsr The lGc,l nresi-
aaa, -. = f.,. ran,arls II which eba
Hs;G | besu,i,nl tribute to Miss Willard
sod eynl5ined tbe motive for the celebra.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY
Forty Nine Indictments Brought
Down

On Saturday last the Grand Jury came
into Court, and through its foreman pre-
sented the following report:
TO the Honorable Judges of the Cir
cult Court of Frederick county. Date
this 10Th day of February, 1910.
The grand jury assembled for the
February term of court and adjourned
after being in session 2 DAYS. They re-
port that they have examined IS5 wit
nesses. found 49 presentments and indict-
ments and dismissed 90 cases.
''We have visited the iail and found II
prisoners, 9 State and corporation. We
inspected the Jail thoroughly and found
everything in good and sanitary condi-
ton. We observed tn top of the cupola
needs re-roo6ng and we recommend it be
repaired
I'VE visited Montevue Hospital and
found 22S male inmates and I57 female
inmates, of which 265 were insane. We
found best of conditions existing at the
hospital. Noticeable among the improve
ments are that the congestion in the
colored department has been materially
relieved by the erection of the new build
ing adding much to the comfort, the
health and happiness Of the patients.
The installation Of enamel ware has been
introduced throughout the institution for
tin, except in the convalescent ward;
china ware is used here, such as would
be found in any home
The high esteem in which Mr.. Gregg
is held by those under him and the
patients in general, is evidence Of his
ability to fill the very important position
Of superintendent.
I'VE believe and recommend that the
reception hall and Office of the main
building should be improved, either with
a new coat of paint, or be retresCoed to
conform with the conditions existing in
the rest Of the building Too, the water
supply has been insufficient for some
time. 1t is essential in the opinion of the
grand jury that this supply should be at
all times sufficient for proper heating and
keeping the institution in a proper sani-
tary condition, aad we recommend that
this matter be attended to at once.
The care Of the children of Clarence
Gross (@olored) is recommended to the
circuit court
We submit this, our report, to your
honorable body and ask to be dismissed.
Very respectfully,
The grand jury assembled for the Feb
ruary term of court 1910.
JoHN z. ScHELL,
Foreman.
Chief Judge Urner thanked the jurors
for the promptness with which they had
discharged their duties and excused them
from further attendance.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
NOTICE.

On November the Ist, 1909,
this Bank increased its interest
rate to -Four (4%) per cent. per
annum on all its special interest
bearing deposits, said deposits to
remain in all other respects subject
to the provisions Of the contracts
under which they were made.
Referring to the above NOTICE, it
is not necessary for any depositor
to present his or her book to have
any change made. The 4% rate
will, of course, also be paid on new
deposits made of the same class.
This bank offers frst-class facili-
ties for the transacting of your
general Banking business.
The citizen., 1910-02-25

Mrs. c. c. Mobber.y Dill avenue. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. {. +.
touChe, at Carlisle. Pt
Miss Daisy Mcdonald of Baltimore. is
visiting her parents. Nj. and Mrs !. V.
Mcdonald, East street
Miss Lena B Vncelle, of Virginia,
spent several days with the Misses Orri-
son, West Church street.
Mrs. Margaret Carty, South Market
street IS spending some time with rela-
tves in Washington, d. c.
James r Warfeld and daughter, Miss
Geneva Wariield, East Third street, are
visiting friends in York, Pa.
Raymond +. Toms is spending some
time on visit to his mother, Mrs. S. A.
L. Toms, East Second street.
Former County Commissioner, H. NJ.
hefauver, North Market street, is spend
ing few DAYS in Emmitsburg.
Mrs. J. Harry Stokes, of Emmitsburg,
mas been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Ed
ward Sim, North Market street.
John Wise. of Middletown, was arrested
by Officer Brengle on the charges of
drunkenness and reckless driving.
The Independent automobile engine
was given trial, using the Anderson
nozzle. The test was satisfactory.
Dennis Speaks, colored, was arrested
by Constable Lewis F. Carter on the
charge OF malicious destruction of prop
erty.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lochner enter
tanned number of their friends at their
home on East Fifth street, in honor of the
latter's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Davies, of Sulli-
van county New York, are visiting Rev.
and Mrs Alonzo d. Winters at the First
Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. Harry F. Dunkhorst and sister,
Mrs. Willege, and aunt Mrs. Sc mier, of
Washington, were here attending the fun
eral of the late Mr.. Charles F. Heinlein.
DIR. S. X Svlkirk, North Market street,
who had his left eyeball removed a few
days ago by DR.. James A. Long, is get
ting along very nicely, AS soon as con
dltlons are favorable, the cataract on Dr.
Sylkirk's S right eye will be removed.
The will of the late C. Beulah Snyder,
of townsville, has been filed for probate
IN the Orphans Court. She bequeaths
all of her estate to her husband, Roy d.
Snyder, absolutely. She appoints DR.
0. B. Stone, of Libertytown, as her
executor.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
OBITUARY.
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

SMILEY.
Miss Hettie NJ, r. Shipley died at the
home of her uncle, John Riggs, near
Evansville The funeral took place with
services at the house, and interment in
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
ETCHISoN.
Mrs. Hepsie Etchison, widow of the
late Leonidas Etchison, died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Webster Mullnix,
near Mullinix, Howard county. on Febru-
airy 10, of tuberculosis.
BENNETT.
Mr.. Rein Bennett, aged 81 years. a
resident of Ridgevile, died Monday
morning, February IA. Of heart trouble
He Is survived by several children, his
wife having died four years ago.
ZIMMERMAN.
Edna Mamie Zimmerman, daughter
of Albert NJ. and Mary Katharine Zim-
norman, died at the home of her parents
near Adamstown, Monday morning, Feb
ruary IL, at 10 O'Clock, OF scarlet fever.
BEAcHLEY.
Mrs MoIle Beachley, wife Of Elmer
Beachley, a resident OF Broad Run, and
daughter OF Joseph Gordon, near Downs
vile, Washington county, died at the
hospital in Frederick on February 10,
aged IS years.
BURKHART.
Mr.. Albert Wilson Burkhart, a resident
of Yellow Springs died on February 2Gst
at his home of paralysis, after two days
illness, aged 92 years. He leaves no inn
mediate relatives. In politics h@ was
staunch Republican.
SMITH.
Mrs. Edith Olivia Smith, wife Of MIR.
Charles w. Smith, of near Burkittsville,
this county, died at the home of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs John d. Norris, on
Tuesday morning, February IS, alter
long illness from a complication of dis
eases, aged 81 years.
WAGNER.
Henry S. Wagner died at his home at
Libertytown, on February 10th, aged
about so years. He is survived by a
widow, but no children. Two brothers
and a sister also survive-Mr Joseph
Wagner, who resides in the South; DR.. !.
Z. 5. Wagner and Mrs. f. o. Smith Of
Lioertytown.
ROGERS.
Miss Rosalie A. Rogers, daughter of
the late George Poe and Caroline Rogers,
died at her home in Baltimore on We'd
nesday, February 10 The funeral took
place from the residence of her niece,
Mrs Vernon Cook, 722 Reservoir street,
Baltimore Miss Rogers was an aunt Of
Mrs. d. II. Hauer Quynn, this city.
DIXON.
John NJ Dixon died February II at his
home at DckeIson Station, aged 10 years,
of consumption He is survived by a
widow. six sons and four daughters The
funeral took place at Flint Hill church
Sunday, February 10. Services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. John Paul Tyler. Inter-
ment was made in Mt. Olivet emetery.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
Circuit Court.

Court convened on February 22nd with
Judges Motter and Henderson on the
bench.
The following prisoners were arraigned:
Sheridan Cline, indicted for setting fire
to the dwelling house Of George H Davis.
on January 5, 1910, plead not guilty
Silvia Milberry colored. indicted for
larceny of a ring valued at $40, belonging
10 Mrs. Katie NJ Knode, and also indie
ted for larceny of two rings belonging to
Mrs. Marguerite Gill, valued at S35, plead
not guilty.
John Simms and Joseph Ogle. colored,
indicted for larceny Of u chickens on
December 10, 1909, belonging to James
Sappiugton. plead not guilty
Ralph Bell coored, indicted for lar
ceuy OF milk and bottles belonging TO r.
Rush Lewis on February 5, 1910, entered
plea of guilty The court released him
on parole, on account of his youth. he
being Is years of age, and as it was his
first ofense, and he had a good reputa-
ton previous to committing the theft
Reno S. Harprepresented the traverser,
The citizen., 1910-02-25
Police Court Items.

Claude and Oscar Brightwell, Emory
Biddinger and Charles Schroyer partici-
pated in fight in the lower section of the
city. After hearing the evidence the
Brightwels were fined $500 which they
managed to pay. Bddinger made ar
rangements TO pay his fine. Schroyer
being the party assaled, was dismissed.
Theodore Cline, who was indicted by
the grand jury for arson, was arrested by
Sheriff Grimes, and placed in the Jail.
Daisy and Howard Rippeon were
brought to this city by Sheriff Hauver,
having been indicted for assault and bat
terry.
Jesse Weller for selling liquor to minors
was bailed in 5000. An Indictment was
found against him by the grand jury.
The citizen., 1910-02-25
Identifies His Assailants.

John G.. Neibert, the engineer who
was robbed early on the morning of Feb
ruary I4th, at Bayer & Heard's elevator
in Hagerstown and then thrust head
foremost into the furnace of the boiler for
a few moments, was taken recently in a
cab to police headquarters, where Viii
liam Major, Of fIagerstown, and William
Green and Ashley Price, of Virginia, the
three negroes suspected of the outrage,
were taken before him.
After looking at the negroes Neibert
pointed to Major, who formerly worked
at the elevator where the assault oc-
Cured, and declared that he was the
ring leader of the assaiants. Nebert
also said that he identified the other two
men.