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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
RECIPROCITY BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE
Goes Through in Form il Come
From Committee.
ALL AMENDMENTS REJECTED.
Fight That Has Been Raging So
Days Finally 5roUgny &c
Cfose-Spesker Cannon
Bitter u the END.

Washington, D. C.-By a. even
larger majority tAan before and
through ne practically solid support
of he Democratic ma loriyy me Cana
dian Reciprocity bill passed Inc
House q; Representatives Friday.
The vote STOOD Zs5 70 -, With three
members votlng Present.
Throughout the day President Taft
j. eaded with Republican members 70
1--WE me bin their support, 80 that
Z ma ority of me Republicans might
be disclosed for the bill He argued
hat il could be poor policy for the
Republicans % have the greater
number d their membership record
I'd against the measure.
In thee attempts ne failed. since
The vote shows only 81 Republicans
voting for the bill and - against IT,.
Among the Republicans voting there
vas majority OF II votes against
the bill
The distribution Of the votes vas:
For reciprocity Democrats, 1893;
Republicans, "a; Socialists, /; total,
2G4
Against reciprocity Republicans,
78 independent, ! Democrats. 10;
total, 50.
The 10 Democrats voting against
the bin were Bathrick, Claypool and
Whtacre, new members from Ohio;
Doughton, Gudger and Webb Of
North Carolina Fowler, Of Illinois;
Jujo, Of louisiana; Hammond, of
Minnesota, and Rucker, Of Colorado.
The six members Of the Maryland
delegation lined up solidly for the
bill
Heading the Republican opposition
on The final vote we're Cannon, Dali
zell, Dwight. Forney. Mckinley and
Currier The minority leader, Mr.
Mann, voted for the bill, az did
Mesgrg Mccall, Bartholdt, Bingham,
Longworth, Crumpacker, Hill, Louf,
Madden, Roberts and .:.soway
among the older Regular
The Insurgents 4piit so that the
vote discloses sour factions instead
Of two long the Republicans,
Regular and Insurgents being wide
" aided over the proposition.
Insurgents like Murdoch, Madison,
cooper, Carey and Kent, OF Cali
fornia, voted for reciprocity, while
Good, Esch, Kendall, Kopp, La
Toilette, Lenroot, Lindbergh. Pick
EFT, Nelson and Norris voted against
the bill.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
THE UNION HITS BACK
Bridge Workers Cause Arrest Of
Three Men On Charges
# Kidnapping.

indianapolis, Ind. Walter Drew,
counsel for the Erectors' Association;
". ]. Ford, assistant district attor-
ney Of Los Angeles, and Frank Fox,
chauffeur, were arrested here on aft
dayits charging them with having
kidnapped J ] Mcnamara, secretary
and treasurer Of the international
Association OF Bridge and Structural
Ironworkers.
The men were arrested on war
rants issued in the court Of Justice
Of the Peace Manning after afidavits
against them had been made by an
attorney for Mcnamara. Drew and
Ford were. released under bond of
$4,000 each, and Fox under bond
Of $4,000. All the bonds were given
BY William A. Ketcham, president OF
an iron foundry company and officer
Of the Indianapolis Employers Asso-
citation.
II is charged that 'hough Nc
Namara was not turned over to a
detective sergeant from Los Angeles
until Governor Marshall had honor
ed requisition paper from the Gov
ernor Of California, he had not been
permitted to consult with counsel or
TO make plea of resistance to extra
dition before Police Justice Collins
when he was identified as the man
named in the warrant for his arrest.
Fox drove the automobile in which
Mcnamara was taken to Chicago on
Saturday night to be placed aboard
train for Los Angeles.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
SERVANTS RUN A NEWSPAPER
Viennese Mistresses Dismayed When
II Prints Names of UndesirabIes
and Alleged Wrongs.

VIENNA new spirit of indepen.
dence observable of late among Wen
nese servants, both maids and men,
is widely attributed to a new weekly
journal called the Servants Review.
Viennese mistresses express dismay
at its appearance.
The new journal calls upon all do
mestics to organize themselves and
thus obtain weapon by which wages
can be raised and conditions of work
improved All ill-treated and op-
pressed servants are invited to pour
their woes into the ears of the editor,
who offers them the consolation of
printing the names and addresses of
hard-hearted masters and mistresses.
Subscribers to the journal are al.
lowed to advertise for situations free
of charge, and notices of footmen's
balls and concerts for maids of all
work are features of the publication.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Novel Objec ion to VIII.

New York.-On the ground that
his wife's will contains libel, con-
tumely, scandal and opprobrious des-
ignation" Of him, Leopold Alfred
Meyer, Of Bensonhurst, l.. l., filed OBJ
jections to its probate In the sur
rogate's court Meyer does not OBJ
iect to his wife's distribution of her
property, which she left to her
mother and sister, but he wants the
yltuperation and contumely stricken
out. Such proceeding is a novel
one In the surrogates court
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
MINISTER STAeS BRICK MAKER
Street Fight Follows Business Dr.
ferences

Huntington, w. Va.-E. f. Ad-
kins, wealthy brick manufacturer
of Barboursyille, this county, Is in a
dying condition at his home from the
effects Of number OF wounds in
hicted by Rev. NJ c. Johnson, a
prominent member Of the Southern
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Both Adkins and the minister
were directors Of the brick company
and differences which arose led to
personal encounter on leading
street Adkins felled the minister
with an uppercut, but Johnson arose
with a knife in his hand.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
MEMORIAL TO The FRENCH
Beautiful Marble Shaft Unveiled at
Annapolis.

Anuapolis-On the campus OF Old
St. Johns College the ceremony Of
unyeiling the memorial TO the mem
Org OF the soldiers and sailors OF
France who died in the struggle for
American independence took place
under the auspices Of the Genera!
Society OF Sons Of the Revolution.
The exercises were attended By Presi-
dent Taft and Ambassador Jusser-
and, Of France, both Of whom de-
.iYered addresses.
Special cars brought the Presi-
dent and the French Ambassador,
the Sons Of the Revolution and the
special guests from Washington.
The ceremonies attending the I'M
Yelling took place early in the al
ternoon The President was met at
the station by the corps Of cadets q
s. Johns Col>ze, when acted as
his special guard OF honor from the
time he arrived in Annapolis until
r. Y mt 10 the Naval Academy late
in the afternoon.
The event in Annapolis was Of
unique interest, inasmuch as It was
the first time that there has been
definite recognition Of the services Of
the enlisted men OF the army and
navy Of France, who aided this
nation In its struggle for independ-
ence. The site on the campus Of
old st. Johns, at Annapolis. is par
ticularly well chosen, as there lie the
bodies Of 30 Of these enlisted men
and one officer. who died while 1000
Frenchmen were at Annapolis under
Lafayette.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
For New National Sono

Chicago. - The Chicago School
Board undertook a plan which it's
members hope will provide this coun-
try with a new and distinctive nat
ional song. DR.. ]. b. McFairich.
president of the Board of Education.
and Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, superin-
tendent of schools, arranged for each
one of the 100000 school children in
Chicago to contribute one cent to-
ward prize for the successful com
petitor in a contest to supply nat.
ional song
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

London. It Is King Georges wish
that only effective ships be paraded
in the coronation review at spithead
June "a, so there are being made no
attempts to swell the numbers with
ancient obsolete hulks that are ct
only for harbor service, as sometimes
occur on these occasions
The probability is that merely the
four divisions OF the home and At
Iantic fleets with the attached cruiser
gquadrons, the destroyer and sub
marine flotillas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Asheville, N. Caesars Head, a
famous peak of the Blue Ridge, 20
miles from Brevard, has been over.
turned by an earthquake shock fell
throughout Western North Carolina
Friday night The mountain top is
said to have fallen with a crash,
which was heard over large area.
Caesars Head has been one of the
show places Of Western North Caro-.
lima 1t was always in shadow and
the natives have long connected ii
with weird legend and mystery.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
~ aIes d e9ssss1sassa.e-
Els osf,e II ss,a Fo5re.


et.zte.y zf-4- me 81 e=E " .-e
r..la we're eez--141 Detective
h.--e nd sc-sd ~ bis 4s4 T4at
70 .z a4-1 ve - l.f.zlz1e-.s
.a-s TIE ~. .cz.fes He-@ .aeartaee
rse ceseCt.Fea -1e1 returned - TO
.5 z-e sezrco - -1s szzele1. ~
-a@ 1r-oa ~ cg1s-te-s reTez.ec
more r.csi9ee
pres leo- Ryan i1 ~ .1tery.er
SAID ~. 10 aa1 been connected via
-a.,a .abor pr severa. yes-s and
I'D 1eseF heard ~ Z css1 similar -
Tie one charged agsj.e. Mcnamara.
1.t nat he ha6 knoEl ~ csses
where ap.su,sr hsd been made By
enemies D. .sbor argsnlzatlons. ana
taal r. explosives Tere found they
ugs, 1aYe been PLACED D. enemies
~ ne orYa 1.zs,lo1.
The warrzn, ;or a.s srres. zas
aaeet III an Indictment found by tae
grand Jury IL Los Angeles
Responsibility tor other destruc-
I've explosions 81 diFeren, parts u
ne country would " placed a. ne
result, n an fnyea,igat!on nov r.
progress. Burns said
This IN 'he beginning n one ~
me greatest criminal prosecutions
the country has known" Burns said
says ncCcnig e Tcia cfl'.
Burns Gays Otto McGoa.gle told
aim where these explosives could IT,
found. ana f. Vas ulon this informa-
ZION tina, Tho search vas made The
dynamite aud ui,rogIycerin we're
buried under "a a-dust 10 the barn
Jones. the owner ~ the barn said
the explosives we're placed there last
January and that Mcnamara and
other men made various trips 10 the
barn With guitcaaeg, but he did not
know the purpose u the vista Jones
says that Mcnamara rented the barn
and paid him SIS month for its
use II re- about thrce-quarters ~ a
mile west NJ the city
The warrant against Mcnamara
charges him with murder IN com
Dllcity IN the dynaml'ing u the Los
Angeles Times Building, and further
alleges he was implicated In an eX-
plosion IN the Llewellyn Iron Works.
Los Angeles, December "a. 1910
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Loodo1--B.t b. BIZ each year E1zi
lirtle Is left q old London disappears
Before long z Whole 1eighborLood
ano=n Is Bsrthoso1e~ C-ose-1ezrll
the most interesting relic q Old Loa
don, for il iHci1dez houses Ehs-s 3iil
ton and BENJAMIN Frauzl.1 live6-EiI
have 70 %.
Tie Smitnheld -1ezt market zd5oins
Bartholomew Close and tEaGc las
grown % heavy around the usrkei
IF late years that IL RS been found
necessary 70 construct soEe nsw reads
there. Tie hest part q tae I'D dis
trfct covers the space wanted FOR rhs
new roads. . sentiment must bow
before expectancy and the Close ..I
BE- seen no more
4 elise Is literally the precincts Of
II abbey OF Z cathedral and this cid
district IS 50 called because Il partly
is and cnce wholly was the precincts
Il the PEiory Church of s. BaE-lolo-
new. At the present tine what is
known Is the Close IS Just 2 network
u rambling little streets and squares
with quaint little courts branching out
here and there. The church Itself only
occupies one corner Of the place.
Milton lived for some tine IN this
spot when ne vas in retirement about
1850 He took up his abode a a
small tavern known as the Little
Wonder The house Is il good
state Of preservation and is occupied
Al present by q plumber
The house where BENJAMIN Franklin
lived IS no longer in existence. As the
old Yerger Of 81, Bartholomew said,
It's been completely metamorphosed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Frank Pierce Also Resiana.

Washington, d. Crank Pierce,
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior,
rendered his resignation and it was
accepted by President Taft. Mr..
Pierce first rendered his resignation
December /, to take effect this
spring. He will return to the prac-
tice Of law. Carmi A. Thompson, Of
Ohio, Second Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior, probably will succeed
Mr. Pierce
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
cannon's Silhouette on csvel

Washington, d. CO An Irish
blackthorn gayel that presents in
its handle the curious phenomenon of
silhouette of former Speaker Can
non was presented to Speaker Clark
by Arthur Reilly, son of Representa-
tive Reilly, Of Connecticut. The
blackthorn root came from Killarney
and is Enthusiastically carved.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Gins Anno,nted peteotl.es.

Sapulpa, Okla - Because they
brought about the arrest of Henry
Cleveland and his wife. negroes,
who, 1t is said, confessed to robberies
totaling $4,000 in st. Louis, Kansas
City, Oklahoma City and Sapulpa,
Vivian Carter. Mabel Burton and
Gertrude Mack, of sapulpa, were APP
pointed city detectives by Mayor
Denton
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
aous Fired Asylum.

Troy, ~ Y.--Five boys, the Oldest
10 years old and the youngest 10,
confessed to Magistrate Valentine
that they attempted to burn the Fair
view House, an orphan asylum, at
Colonie, of which they are inmates
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
TWENTY-FIVE MEN
EHTOMBED IN NINE
Explosion Traps Miners Near
Elk Garden. II. Va.
ALL THOUGHT TO &c DEAD.
Origin C Fash x7cysn---gic-inns
~ Americans Ex1ect One
Five 6rothsrs Caught
3 explosion

Xix Garae1, ~ -Ta-e1cy-- 9 Q
miners we're entoubed IA Or mine
No 2. Of ne Davis coal and coke
COMPANY. near Eik Garden. a. ne
Ees1l- Of a. explosion One body,
tazt 81 Wilbur shears, 1as recover
ed All me other men are believed
70 X dead. shears body Tss found
: 1ile from t1e main entrance, lying
behind pile u debris. and the
res1r-1g party encountered mass
q eartl and rock hack 81 The point
z which Shears body VS. recovered.
Serera- C-ae- bodies have been 10
Gated.
Tie mine zss nor Eorklag, and
ire men inside Eere clezaiug Up.
There were several men g. The head
ing. fully 5000 feet from where the
5u-E Of the men il the mine we're
CLEANING az. and they e-e-e aDprised
Of The explosion b. loT rumbllng
sound am Dr. the large amount Of
smoke and gss rushing out. They
ran for the.- lives ana ESCAPED.
Cause hystey
The mine is situated on the main
line OF the Western Maryland Rail-
road. between Blaine ana Harrison,
and just z half-niIe down the noun
tain from Elk Garden. Ii Is what is
known as q low vein mine. and when
working full employs about 100 men.
L IS not known what caused the ex-
p.osion
Very lizzie trouble aas Deen expert
e1ced from the mines OF this region,
either from gas or dust. and the
catastrophe came a. complete sur
prise. The mines are nearly all drift
mines. worked into the mountains
either OF Z level with or above the
surrounding country The last mine
disaster in This region occurred at
Thomas, " Va. in 1906, al which
tine 3 men lost their lives.
The rescue work is being pushed
6 rapidly IS possible. shifts Of men
relieving workers in rapid success
sion On account OF the conditions in
tae mine and in an effort TO get 10
the point where the men are thought
70 have been working While it is
thought al the men who we're al
work in The mine have persisted,
there is no let up in the attempt TO
push an opening through. with the
faint hope that by some means some
Of the men may have escaped death
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Madrid. -The government has re-
,eived telegram stating that a
native has arrived at Teutan who de-
.lares that the Moroccan rebels have
stormed Fee and massacred the gar
rison and that the Sultan has taken
refuge IN the French consulate.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

indianapolis After months ~ IN
veauqa,lon. directed ~ william j.
Burns. private detective John J.
NcSamara. International aeeretary
Of The Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers II America. the mead
quarsera ~ Hhlc5 afe .a Indiana
polls. vas arrest1d mere. charged
with completely FRI the dynamltiug u
the Los Angeles Tlmes oh octDber
!. 1910, and me plant u the
LleDell3u Iron #orks. .n Lon Ange-
lss
-Four hours after -tc$amara'a ar
regi detectives found tuo quarts d
nitroglycer.u and u sticks u fyna-
mite 10 barn taree-quarters " a
mile vest ~ Indianapolis The barn.
the detectives saY. Waa rented By Nc
Ramara from r. u Jones, the own
er, u structural iron yorker.
A later investigation ~ the inter
national Offices " the union dlsclos-
ed. IN a storeroom ln tine basement
Of the building 81 sticks (about
60 pounds " dynamite, 200 feet Of
fuse. 500 dynamite caps. dozen
small alarm clocks and leather cage
made 10 carry q IO-pound can Of
nitrOglycerln Detective Burns took
possesslon Of all the cxploalyes
Papers Signed m advance.
Requisltlon papers from the Gov
ernor Of California having been
signed by Governor Marshall before
thc arrest. Mcnamara was taken 10
police headquarters By Detectives
Gerber, Dugan and Simon. where he
was arraigned Immediately before
Judge Collins In Police Court
Twenty minutes after Mcnamara
had been seized IN the agsociation
headquarters IN the American Cen
tral Life Building, whore meeting
OF the executive board Of the organ
izatlon was Just adjOurning, he was
taken from the city by four detec-
tiyes in an automobile.
The destination Of the machine
was not known but II vas supposed
a. was the object Of the officers 10
get Mcnamara out Of reach before
his friends had a chance 10 fight the
requlsltion
Soon after the prisoner had been
hurried into the waiting auto
mobile, Detective Burns ran for an
other car and rode 10 the American
Central Life Building whore +. "
Ryan, president Of the association.
a.. - ..,
board we're being held by the police
pending an inyegtiRation Doors Qf
am Dir wripn auf. aft ssIu wasfliad
best tariff bill that the country has
had Is OF
The real truth Of the matter is. 'uYes
this gov.r,r,e,, ,,r ~. -. ment,
ported BY tariff taxation, even ifthe -" ~.
pie were willing 10 submit any long moro
The injustice and oppression Of the ,ainst
system, because the government c.
get enough Of the taxes.
But the fact is the government caaInst
be supported by tina, part Of the % the
who have little, and are constantly police
ing less and it must collect its I. but
rom those who have untold wealth hot
M, .,r,. ,,,...,,;t.. :. dent.
=, "io" W. Nc
The government has not only been li.htna
N the poor, but has been compel
he poor to pay enormous bountie,
he rich under the high protective
ystem the
There are other forms OF taxation anti
c1gafFtte Un1, u-Frrrtrl- -~-----.-sarfIie II
was introduced. was considered
Joke. The bin makes It misdemeat
nor TO buy, sell, give away or have
IN ones possession cigarettes or
cigarette papers. Credit for the
passage Of the measure Is given to
the Federated Women's Club. which
has conducted lobby several weeks
at the Statehouse
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
% collene GIra Mnde n

Coshocton, Ohio.--Twenty girl
students OF West Lafayette College
we're taken violently H. and Presi-
dent Beck feared that an epidemic
had broken out until it was dis
covered that college boys, as prank,
had put oil in the milk OF the girls
dOrmitory
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
$50. 600 D falontIon in Bed croa .

Berlin Declarations aggregatlng
$4,000 have been discovered in the
accounts Of the Woman's Red Cross
for the Colonies. a prominent social
and philanthropic organization.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
OLDEST HOUSE IN COUNTRY
Adobe House Erected at ST. Angus
tine During Spanish Occupation
of Florida.

st. Augustine, Fla.-The old dobe
house, shown in the illustration. in St
Augustine is said to be the Oldest in
the United States. although there are
rival claimants for this honor. It is
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
$3.50. 900 For a Paintin

New York-The Portrait of a
Young Ecclesiastic," by Velasquez,
has been purchased, it Is announced
by Henry r. Huntington, of Los An
geles, for $4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Out Of Cate. Saws Reraer.

Washington, d. C-Representa-
tive Victor Berger, of Wisconsin, the
Socialist member of the House,
thinks the Constitution Of the United
States is an antiquated document and
wants a new one made.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Water WAGON a-a No Polio !,

Granite City, lll.-"Go on the wa
ter wagon for two years and fire the
entire police force" is the platform
OF Edward Kirkpatrick, the newly
elected Socialist mayor
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
senator, sv Pon,,Ia, Vote

st. Paul Minn.-Governor Eber-
hart signed the Keefe bill, passed by
the legislature during It's closing ses-
sion. providing for the nomination
OF United States senators by direct
vote Of the people.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Ely to Be Aviation Instructor.

San Francisco.-The coast artillery
corps, National Guard of California,
has completed arrangements for Eu.
gene Ely, the aviator, to act as in
structor for the aviation squad. This
is said to be the first aviation squad
organized by militia corps.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Little Rock, Ark Thomas Pearce,
convicted Of the murder OF his wife
last December. was hanged in the
Little River County Jail at Ashdown.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
FRIGHT Cures Mute.

New York Oscar Settner, deaf
and dumb for two years from a fall
from the roof of his home, had his
faculties fully restored through
fright at an approaching trolley car.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Dyed furs retain their color
longer than skins which have not
been dyed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
MILTON SHONE GOES
Historic Residence Of Great Poel
Is Doomed.

ss-noicrea Case. Mcst Interesting
secti,n Ct Ole Lcrocr, Is = e
oemoiisas6-EsnI z~in Frank
in Once Li.sc There.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Princess Anne. - Warren Pollitt
agent of the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad at Loretto, q
small station three miles north OF
Princess Anne, was run down and
instantly killed by special train
Just south of Loretto station about
noon. He was returning to the sta
ton from Smullin's Crossing on E
railroad tricycle., and it is said mis-
took the special train for loca
freight which was scheduled to stor
- Loretto about the time the specia
nassed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

Oakland 1T The Garrett County
Commissioners have fixed the tax
rate at $1.03, reduction of Is cents
as compared with last year. The
heaviest cut in the appropriations is
made in the school fund, the Com.
missioners giving as their reason the
unsatisfactory administration of af-
fairs by the School Board. This ap-
preparation is s2O,S72.50, reduc-
ton of $4,617.50 from last year
There appears a reduction of about
$4,000 in the taxable basis, with no
new assessments returned