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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
j. Roger McSherry Caveator with
Mrs Wimsatt.

4 petition was filed by ]. Roger Nc
Sherry. of Chicago, in the Orphans
Court OF this CITY, praying to be Joined
with his sister, Mrs. Bertha WimSatt. in
her petition asking that the will of her
mother, Mrs. Clara McSherry. be set
aside.
Mr.. McSherrv's petition is brief. He
alleges that he is the eldest son of the late
Mrs McSherrv, and asks that he be
Joined in the caveat TO the will as filed by
Mrs. Wimsatt. The Orphans Court
passed the petition as prayed
Mrs. McSherry in her will disposed Of
an estate OF about $50, 600, which was left
10 her bv her husband to dispose of
among her children as she saw best.
Mrs. McSherry left the greater portion of
The estate TO William Clinton McShery.
Miss Caroline Spurrier McSherry and
Mrs. Anne Ridgely Alvey. The other
children, ]. Roger McSherry Mrs. Clara
Louise Alvarez and Mrs. Wimsatt, were
left very small portions of the estate. w.
Clinton and Miss McSherry were named
as executors of the will
On January II. MIS-. Wimsatt filed
caveat to the will, and asked that it be
set aside on the grounds that Mrs Nc
Sherry was OF unsound mind when she
made the will, and that undue influence
was exerted to have the will made as it
was. The caveat was filed by Stoner &
Weinberg. attorneys.
The executors filed an answer to the
caveat denying the allegations made in
the caveat, and asked that the will be
probated. The answer was filed by
Attorneys George Whitlock and w. Irvine
Cross. of Baltimore.
The Orphans Court has admitted the
will to probate. Since the caveat has
been filed. 1t will mean that the case will
be carried to the Circuit Court. and prob
ably from there to the Court of Appeals.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Cardinal Honored.

The Catholic Club in New York Civ
on Wednesday the 10th inst, rendered
His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, a
mammoth reception on the 5oth ami
versary Of his ordination as priest, and
the 18th as cardinal. More than 1000
persons attended the reception, the
club house was gorgeously decorated
for the occasion. the vestibules was
ornamentrd with the Papa colors. Many
of the Catholic hierarchy of the country
attended the reception. The principal
address was made by Justice Victor !.
Bowling. which was happily responded
to by his Emnence. He returned to Balti.
more on Thursday morning.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Unlicensed Plumber Arrested.

For alleged violation of the law requir-
ing plumbers 10 have license, Henry X.
c. Fox was arrested at the instance OF
the State Board of Plumbing Commission
ers The Commissioners allege that he
appeared before them at meeting in this
city and they refused TO issue a certificate
to him. Notwithstanding this, ii is claim
ed, he and two of his employees continued
to do plumbing without license. This
Is the first case in Frederick under the
new law. Fox was released on his own
recognizance for further hearing The
Commissioners issued about SIS licenses
here and left for Cumberland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

tbs area OF wheat lost during the win
ter was considerable; it was much higher
than the amount lost YEAR ago. But
the area now under winter wheat is nearly
iwo million acres. or GO per cent greater
than the area harvested last year. The
average condition Of wheat on the first of
this month was decidedly better than a
month ago or a year ago. and was a shade
better than the ten wear average for the
date. Thus the sanguiue anticipationS of
a good crop entertained a month ago are
confirmed, and April has increased the
prospective agricultural wealth OF the
country
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
No Senator From Colorado.

A diSpa. On from Denver, Colorado. OF
recent date. saws: The Joint Assembly
OF Colorado was dissolved without elect
ing a United States Senator.
The last ballot resulted as follows:
Speer. >; Adams. IS; McCue. ;: Shs-
roth, /; Martin. I; Maupin. I; Vale,
Republican, -.
On the eve Of the final struggle !;
Democrats stood on the platform OF
'Speer or nobody, and Is Democrats
declared Nobody" rather than Speer .
The deadlock lasted INST 70 DAYS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Judge Keedy Warns Against
Cocaine.

In his charge to the Grand Jury at
Hagerstouu on Monday last Judge
keedy referred to the law prohibiting the
sale Of cocaine. He urged the rigorous
enforcement OF the law, stating that the
use Of cocaine was often. ike other harm
ful drugs. worse in It's effects than inioxi-
eating liquors.
David H. Snsvely was appointed lore
man OF the grand Jury
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Rain Means Great Crops.

lanes !. Hill. who has returned TO New
YORK after a trip through the northwest,
said:
IT the rainfall is normal from now on
that section OF the country will harvest a
crop considerably larger than that OF last
year.
Oi the Canadian reciprocity agreement
he said; Its the greatest measure before
the country since the civil wsT. Il ought
TO be passed. An outlet must be found
Tor our manufactures and there Is no
better one than Canada.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
ELECTION supervisors Meet.

On Wednesday, the 10th inst. in &C
cordance with the law. the Board o.
Election Supervisors met and received
the ballot boxes used at the November
election of 1910 from the clerk of the
court, removed them TO the Wilcoxon
and Brown Lumber Works and burned
the ballots. Mr.. ii. Kieffer Delauter.
the newly appointed clerk. qualified and
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

THEME Is little to choose between a
Constitution tina, is too ultra-radical and
that IS too Stand-pattiSh- The suggestion
OF the Democrats in Congress seems a
wise one that the Constitution OF Arizona
he referred back TO the people in order
that the recall proviso NAV be eliminated
in so far as itrelstes to the judiciary while
the Constitution Of New Mexico be sent
back 50 that il may be made more easily
amendable As the latter stands il makes
constitutional changes practically impos-
Sihle
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Meeting of the Hospital Direc
tors.

The monthly meeting of the board OF
managers of the Frederick City Hospital
was held Tuesday afternoon. Routine
business was transacted During the
month of April there were 90 patients
treated at the hospital. Admitted, IS.
died, 5; discharged, 81 remaining, II.
OF these were full pay, IS part pay and
is free patients
The College Glee Club will give an
entertainment and the board will hold a
strawberry festival in the near future for
the benefit of the nurses home building
fund.
The commencement exercises OF the
training school will be held on MAY * on
the Woman's College lawn near the hos
pital.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Much in Little.

Government finances in India are flour
ishing this fiscal year, indicating a sur
plus of S., 500, 900.
Indications point to a heavy mortality
from plague in India this year. Cases
and deaths have increased each week this
year.
The authorities of Marburg, univer
sity town of about ~, 900 inhabitants, near
Frankfort, plans the construction of cleo
trio street railway lines.
An unknown girl rode horseback at
might, rousing families and telling them
OF their danger from forest fire spread
ing in the lower Catskill range.
A new piece of leather can now be
transformed into a pair of boots in 81
minutes, passing through the hands Of g
people and through IS machines.
Newfoundland's sealing fleet, 10 vessels
in all, reports catch for the present sea-
son of I9e. 500 seals. The catch at Mag
dalen Islands is reported to be a conf
plete failure.
Some potash originates in this country,
but the principal sourse is the mines at
Stussfurt, Germany, which at the present
rate of exploitation, will last 600, 900
| years, it is said.
irrigation projects are receiving serious
| government attention in Brazil, particu-
larly in the northern States, with their
total irrigable area Of 5oo,o acres and
their 100000 people.
A new railway line opening UP dor
mant part of Poland began operations in
March. This new line will stimulate the
| economic and industrial conditions even
in the most remote parts.
| Wireless equipments have now been
| placed on I2I vessels operating on the
Pacific Coast The latest vessels to add
| them are those OF the whaling fleet OPP
Grating in Alaskan waters, and which will
communicate with wireless stations to be
established along the coast.
Income tax statistics for the Car sub
jectS show that of the empires total
population OF 80, 600, 600 only about
10000 have incomes running from S5I5
TO $1,000 a year On the other hand,
5, 500 subjects have an aggregate Of yearly
incomes amounting TO S277, 900. 900, very
nearly as much as the 400, 900 who have
S2S5, 600, 900.
For economical selling and buying pur.
poses in the administration of their
AFFAIRS the Malta and Lais plantations,
the Mindano Estates Company, the Da-
van Agricultural Company and the c. d.
Wilton and Pioneer plantations have
effected a combine, which will be repre-
sented in Manila by NJ. L. Miller, Henry
Elser and X. Adreon.
Oats constitute three-fourths OF the
food upon which the Russian horse must
exist during the IL months of the year
Russian oats, however, are far superior
in sustaining power to the American
cereal. 1t is also claimed that animals dc
not become tired OF this steady diet as
they do of the hay and corn products ir
the United States.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
House Orders Shoe Probe.

The House passed May the Offender
fer resolution calling on the Secretary OF
the NAVY 10 submit all information con
corning shoe contracts as far back as
1901. Mr. Difenderier charges there is =
monopoly on shoe contracts for both the
navy and army.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICES.
SEWERs-PAVNG


Sealed proposals will be received by The
Mayor a Board Of A ldermen OF Frederick
Maryland, until II 4. NJ. May "a. 1911, for con-
structiug approximately 400 linesl feet OF
sewers or 10 42'') together with necessary in
lets, manhoes, and lampholes Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check for
$4,000 drawn PAYABLE 10 j. Ed. Schell Mayor
At the same time and place sealed proposals
will be received for paving approximately
1900 square Yards. and for furnishing and
setting $500 lineai feet Of curbing Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check for
8 80 % drawn payable 10 Ed. Schell,
Mayor
Plans. specifications, instructions 10 bidders
and orms of proposals may be obtained from
the City Engineer. upon payment Of SEQ
The right TO reject any or all bids or any
POI ton of any bid. or TO acce ut any portion OF
any bid. which may be deemed for the best
interest Of the cily is expressly reserved.
]. ED. SCHELL,
Z. {. Crum, Mayor.
City Engineer. may l2-2t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Col. E. A. Baughman Returns.

Col r. Austin Baugbman, after stay
Of four months in Asheville, n. c.. re-
turned to his home on Saturday last.
looking the picture of health. He made
the trip in his Buic racer. covering about
100 miles. He was accompanied by ms
chauffeur. He spoke interestingly OF his
stay in the South. especially Asheville,
which city he visited on account of his
health.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Pension Presidents, WIDOWS

Pensions of 5000 year each for Mrs
Frances F. Cleveland. widow OF PreSl-
dent Cleveland, and Mrs Mary Lord
Harrison, widow Of President Harrison.
are provided for in a bill introduced in
the Senate May BY Senator Root Of
New York. The bills were referred to
the Committee on Pensions.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Dry Year for Martinsburr.

As result of the special election held
at Marunsburg March ~ the CITY Council
refused to grant licenses to Is saloons
and beer depots and that city will be
dry for at least one wear after Tune %.
It IS expected that bitter fight over the
license question viii figure in the next
municipal campaign.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Latest War News from Mexico

The insurrectos, after bloody conflict.
captured Iuarez and made General Juan
]. Navarro a prisoner. The Government
troops were trapped in their barracks
ard were compelled TO surrender. Tuarez
is now the capital of the insurrectos and
Francisco J. Madero Jr.. the presiding
governor. The city is in ruins
In response TO pathetic appeal from
FL Paso surgeons, the Red Cross Society
in Washington, Immediately sent 81. 900
to Colonel Steever. commanding the
United States troops there.
A force Of fitty-six federals fell into a
rebel trap at Saltillo. and nearly all were
killed.
A federal force was annihilated at Con-
cepcion del Orc.
Chaos is reported to reign on the West
Coast where brigands loot and murder
without interference.
The federals abandoned Aqua Pritta
and the town Of Naco also fell into the
hands Of the rebels.
In the capture of Tiguana, Lower Cali
fornia. by the insurrectos under General
Pryce. nineteen federals and six rebels
were killed and eighteen federals and
twelve rebels were wounded.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

IHE EngliShman who went home and
wrote an article 10 prove that there was
no such thing as hustle in the United
States must have spent most OF his time
here watching the proceedings Of the
United States Senate -Nttg loyt IN
bauc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

Conditional upon other improvements.
William Rockefeller has agreed 10 give
$40 600 for a new bridge near Tarrytown.
y. Y. replacing the one made famous By
the Headless Horseman in Washington
lrying'S Legion 81 Sleepy Hollow
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Mock Now Orphans Court Judge

Former County Election Supervisors
Thomas A. Mock. Of Hagerstown, was
appointed Judge of the Washington
County Orphans Court, vice Judge Levi
Bear, who died recently There were 10
applicants for the office.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

The New York Clearing House Asso-
cation has agreed 10 admit trust compa-
MES with capital of s., 900, 900 or over to
full membership.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

Circular letters are being sent out by
the Federated Charities of Frederick
preparatory to the solicitation by COM
miiiee for funds 10 support the new or.
ganization. The letter Is signed BY the
Chairman OF the Finance Committee.
Mr.. David Lowenstein, and the general
secretary, Rev. DR.. Thomas Freeman
Dixon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
Personals

John Quarles. of Schenectady, n. Y. is
visiting relatives in this city.
Col. John K. Rouzer. of Thurmont, was
visitor to this city during the week.
Camp 7e, P. o. 5. of A paid frater-
nal visit 10 camp -. At Woodsboro
Col. and Mrs. VIM. P Maulsby. had as
a guest Congressman Davis, of Minnesota.
The excursion TO Baltimore and Wash
ington on Sunday last carried 100 visitors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
FRIDAY. MAY rath. 1914
0NnZ

~ WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY AN NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Notiea IS aereby gwen Go ihe 9Na
meats Qf strees paving. as toAe
s. aIi.
Nab avenue from The wes, i.us ag
Elrexel ha1levarl ~ tie Cast lue et
FstTLteenfE street nlsrr.e- 30.
1fa1ser aveaue from t1e e4si Hrs
nf Elac street % rae west Gne et
ED street. District no.
C1p5.sl boulevard from lie Eort4
Hne 81 Harrison aTeEl t1 tLs zoltA
Ire = CleTtlari aTe-sae. District
Drexel boulevard ire- The no-ra
Eae q Harrison aFelle % rae norm
lne q Warner lVslus. District 50.
cie7elard sTeaus fgam l1e wasg
H8s u Cap-Es bor .e7zr4 81 ne Ees1
Ire ot DEe1el Boulevard Distre1
Harrison ave1re from tie west uns
81 g-l- 1ollevard % the east are
ez Beze- laals7 sra. Dls-f-e- 10. 3
Brga1 street fr1m t-e north Ire
IS ok.atQ-a s4F1la ~ gre sa-fa
Hze 81 HssILEcl zrslGe L-serIes
rron re 1orth aze at
ok-sa1-ls srerEe 70 Ia soE-h Ire
sf WasEztea aFsnEzi D.strEt &c
Elm street fr5u the asr.h ii1e sf
cE-.aa-z zVelae % -he s1gth li1s
of C5rezt avenue 1stret 10.
Warner arelle from tle ssst llEs
ns Urref zra 90 r1e west Inc u
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About the T arm.

this c1Ta the trap door Nili 5e open
ca ara bet 1E opening tae EFant door
.c remove t1e nen-
THE fnllaming 81 btl of % mase
ria required ioF s5ge trap aefs % aue
Eartiag
For piece ixxxf9 shiF.aps I pisce
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beer found t. BE zAens le pcr cent
less efficient for fattening sieexe and
hogs. Il woBts seem far 70 estimafs
that kaffir corn sisage q asoaE JIG reg
cent less val9abla for feeding than
corn Ellaaa
II the beat ssios. when the sllaEs
is of good quality and care fully stored
a e lDsz ig estimated at i3 per cent.
Under Tess Favorable conditions lt
sometimes rana Ep fo 45 per remt
Tbig l1aG includes sgth s@eh giaga Ns
spglsz ard tie Tres la es@l to tb~
fermertsk klDn I'll curing ps .le @iaEe
Taa lCss, hQ~eYeT. E feaa where haf-
fiF corn or corn is PROPERTY stored in
good ziio than where lt H sa0ckea
in tie Geld
q is not possible n gire your eor-
resggHaent definite connarafsse Yak
ses tor fBa fesdg be creations. The
ssue ~ roBgAaee feeds rarics Tcry
urch TIE value of kaffi- caTn sil-
ga and corn Eiage nii depend cn
many shlne#, has particularly 0n the
aer cent cf grain gaa5 contain ~
fslfa haT Hall vary mneh i1 value sa-
pandirg Gin tfts stage an maturity.
aamner cf curing AID tse reg cent pf
STEMS ~ leaves Ii h therefore. n@t
Hraseal tx attempt fa saf c9mp1fa-
10c Eaipe Ter rogg feaa
Mater ard Dry Nsttsr in $50 Pounds
Feeding Stesfs
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Afl LJAss--LoEes rltr. Ezs esz
terms slFays h2ve Bargains ia
Farm and Cfty Froperties Nary trad
" 1ro1os45onA r a BAGLETT.
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-When 1elaTed o. irregular
zfinurh FIrs: aiTzTs 1epeno-
2e,ief and particulars rec
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haa ffi R @ aes
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Ffaff4
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asens la ssse ra1so of tse 83geslsAle
ltv matter maieh they e1asa5n so iB
he case gs Alfalfa ard eenBeaE amd
4li feeds t6at are oa asmllaF corn
gcsstaau. 1t is nat praes as. ao~eger,
% pare On taia 5ass e0r1 sisage.
'Eaa dry matter 0s aAIeh "a eB EeF
ent asgestEhle axh e0tf@Eee1 aass#-
ae 8rv matter f whist Is uniy I gar
ent zsgeataele aeeaae considerable
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4nsma8 I'll 6sgeHsBnr raffDr nuas
aan ln dlgesfing cpru Stage
nasea 0n saEh Ii osmasieu as Ia
Ava4asse wgma exreet the aeoFe
sie5 feeds 70 aaYe oHgpsFa7iFe feed
a9 sasues fes steers assi as lal-
9wss
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essiFse bag e.
Alfalfa hay G.
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ana tD be Yary satisfactory ieca fgr
tten8ng steers. TAe Indiana EKpaT-
nsnt Staten. after fnnaang TRIALS
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a@s Tka assage#ea steers EAea
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De faf more sven8g Ur tha carcass.
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arkef value, ard Eegafwea "a greater
rof.s than taose feA m s3agge Best
ssaits are obtained nHHn nStrpEe-
s0as concentrate sab ~ nnEea
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