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smith BIZ occupation and one Of
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ing under re Authorization that
vas i working toEs making roof
Pairs.
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BRITISH STRIKERS
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WONDERFUL NEST IS FOUND
Ass. g s:c-x Sail. o. Too GO csshe-
orzl GO coi-zr Weighs Three
Quarters CO : Ton

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s.o-ks rest built on TIE top q the
Cathedral q CoiEar in Upper Alszoe.
brought wonders 70 light TIE nest
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81 fee; scross, and vss five feet II
height i weighed threeQuarss-s az
z to1, ana wss 50 solid thst pickaxss
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lis SIDES concealed among other
things Il stockings. Eve fur cars. the
sleeve O. silk gown. three old shoes.
large piece Of leather snd four but.
to1s that had belonged to s railway
2o--e-s uniform. Two dozen large
sacks we're filed with tie treasures
that tie Industrious sto-ks hsd hoard
81 fer themselves
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
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ri inverted II me Nay Bureau
q O-d1z1cs. Plans to- Ire Eu1 have
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r. rhisf Ct the bureau and TIE ru-
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Tzsh1nEtor Navy Yard Il VII b.
Ia 1rst q It's -yE,s sEer carried b
rz- vessel
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25

5ibbing. Mia1- - Three dsozss
Re recovered from The PIE q -
and stones EAicz swsp- 5c-
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ng OF - nea who Eers = wc-E
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bris practically has hs=1 c5sz-a5
az. and as 10 Eore bo5isz E-s
md. il is thought that bu- --#
: their lives il tie slide.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
BARKING or DOGS F0RBIDDE
Beach c-Se- cf Ess:nourne l'1
Cosrcii Is Severely Criticised "
Veterinary Sgrsson.

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council The cher day adopted 4
law imposing 8 fire Of 20 snlla
slo o. owners Of dogs which
or the beach The debate hat pro
81 Tire TOte =zs 81 animated one
member describing the proposal
frivolous znd Irritating"
4 surgeon belonging TO a
known veterinary institution is "
same opinion. He says: 10
strain dogs from running about
barking Is exactly equivalent 70
venting children playing and lausl,
The bylaws viii mean that doss
have to be taken TO the shore on y
and their owners viii have to puJ
them II they get excited. or ps'1
and bark
Barking is an exercise Vnl'l
Socd for dogs lungs and helps NJ
them st. 2nd 10 restrain the AI
as the ESstbourne people WISH
viii be ve-y good for veterinsl.
geoas. but very bsd for the w.,
Another aspect OF the case
this unnatural restraint VIII y
strong tendency to make the w. y.
len snd savage. for tie oOs a
always checked and reprossu
6ps s very bad temper
The natural. happy, heaius
earks Just as the child aus n
shouts. and there is no better IA,
keep a dos IL than to ezcl'' +"
bark
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
Food Costs Is Cents Week

Herald 70 come 10 Middletovn and
spend = weeks vacation with him.
Ward promises TO keep the editor
vel fed ard to return him to his
oo-s feeling better than ever before
Z Us lie. although the food for both
q them VIII cost but Is cents for the
week
Tie principal article on Wards
Cs11 IS oatmeal or some similar
cereal Of which he has a good-sired
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
ENTITLED To ALL
NAVAL HOhORS
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Shamokil. Ps--George Ez--s-
neral organizer o. TIE Czz-ss
he Workers OF A-e-5es al
merly Secretary-TrsasErs- C Czs-
e No. 2, comprising ihe coz--5ss
Northum berland. SchEvIkII Co
nbia and Dzuphin, this STATE. xzs
-es1ed Saturday. charged ~ Pres
1t John Fshey. OF TIE district zztE
wing enbezzle5 $500 bslo-Ez--
the organization and uz-Izr-E
sor6s. HARLEM entered bzil ~
further hearing Re dAzie5 he
z-Ess.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25

- sshlzE-oz.-Presi5ent Taft a.
pied honorary Membership Il Z
{ s-s oie---A-l-ol- re AAso1lt
s-15es ,5Es o. King Solono1's Temple.
r-g= ester. England TIE PresI5sur
i -ots . tie lodge that Re would bs
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IBID viii hold al underground
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ian. from which the marble tar
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25
DEMANDS ExoHETTsNT
o-oeco keeo:isao-s Meet Yst-
-i-orsrce ess Essu-

London. - Dispatches from Ps-ss
{ Berlin SAP Unexpected A515-z-cs
Developed i The negotiations
= Morocco owing 70 IL -sro-s5-
II demands Germany : making
France - the p-ice o 1s- E.-.-
avail from Ags61r Foreign MI
p kin6s-li1 Wsch-s- sz5zz--s5
entire correspondence be1E=z
and u Cz1bo1. the F-e2e. IL
sszdor, % tie Kaiser. q W--.sl-s-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-25

hateful for breakfast A. -.
dimes lishtly on peanut Ou''s y,
crackers. For supper he mas =.
or some other cereal again.
the only stinulsnt he ever =, +,
Sundays he usually enjoys
pancakes n.
Wand has been living Oh :, M
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-21
OWNERS OF DOCK
TAKE CASE HIGHER
Have Already Made Demand
for Record to Secure Early
Action.

For the purpose of taking an appeal
to the Supreme Court, Eppa Hunton.
Jr., counsel for the bondholders' com
mittee of the William r. Trigg Com
pany. has already asked the state Cor
poration Commission for a transcript
OF the record in the recent case, which
resulted in an order compelling the
owners to repair and reopen the Rich
mond dock.
The reason for haste in this mat
ter is that the order requires the dock
to be reopened for public use by De
cember /. The Supreme Court must.
under the Constitution, allow an appeal
as of right, but If this should not be
done by December the order would
become operative. and the owners
would be in contempt of the commits
sion by failing to obey its instruc-
tons.
When the record has been made up
petition will be prepared for the
court. The appeal will be promptly al
lowed and the case will go on the
docket.
1t is probable that a hearing can
lbe secured at the January term THIS
being a Commonwealth case. 1t has
precedence next TO criminal matters
but 1t can hardly be matured in time
for the November tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-21
CONVICTED BLUES
WILL TAKE APPEAL
Governor Mann to Be Asked to
Remit Fines Imposed by
Court Martial.

Seven members of the Richmond
Blues Battalion. who We're fined by
court martial for failure TO attend the
camp at Basic City. have filed notice
OF their intention to appeal to the
Governor from the decision Of the
court. The amount OF their fines has
never been announced, although II is
stated that one was charged $50 for
his nonattendance, and that the fines
of the others range from So to S25.
Thirty days is allowed In which to
take an appeal from q judgment of a
general court. Within the time limit
all of these gave notice, but the papers
asking the Governor TO remit the pun
ishment have not as yet been present
ed They are now being awaited at
the ONCE OF the Adjutant- General
Four of these men are members, 1t
lis said. OF Company c of the Blues. one
of Company 3 anq two of headquar,,
tArs. One Of the latter Is a hospital
steward and a practicing physician Of
the other six men who were pre-
sented to the court-martial have had
their cases disposed of. One was &C
quilted, and the others were fined nom
inal amounts. with the recommends
ton by the court that the Governor
remit them. which was done. These
men had good excuses. but failed Ia
take the proper military steps TO Sc
cure furloughs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-21
| LAWYERS SUED
BY FORMER CLIENT
Green Alleges That They Failed
to File Declaration in Time
Fixed by Law.
LOST $4,000 ON THAT GROUND
Jury Gave Him Verdict, but
Supreme Court Set 1t
Aside on Appeal.

The suit of c. II. Green against
O'flaherty & Fulton and Edgar b.
English. in which damages are claimed
in the sum of $4,000 was begun yes
terday in the Law and Equity Court
Some time ago Green, who was for
merly riveter at the Richmond
Branch of the American Locomotive
Company. and formerly n machinist at
the TrigE Shipbuilding Works, in this
city. was injured in a street ear accl-
dent. He brought suit against Henry
4. Wickham and William Northrop.
receivers of the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company, and the case was tried
In the Law and Equity Court. Through
oversight or negligence. the declaration
In the case was not fled within the
period required by law. Judge Ingram
ruled that this was matter within
the supervision of the court, and al
lowed the declaration to be filed and
the case to proceed. attorneys for the
street railway company noting an eX-
ception The jury in that trial awarded
Green verdict for damages in the
sum of $4,000.
Lost on Appeal.
On appeal to the Supreme Court it
was held that the lower court had
erred in allowing the declaration to be
filed after the time limit fixed by stat
ute. and the case was therefore dis
mlssco, with costs placed on Green.
Meanwhile the year provided as the
limitation had passed. and Green was
barred from bringing a new action for
damages.
In the original suit he was repre-
sented by OFlaherty & Fulton and Ed
gar b. English. and he now claims that
IL was the negligence of his counsel
in preparing and filing the declaration
which caused him TO lose his case.
Having now no recourse against the
receivers of the street railway company.
he sues the attorneys both for the
original damages, which he asserts their
negligence caused him to lose. and for
the cost OF the original, and of this
proceeding.
The trial VIII probably occupy several
days Green is represented by Smith.
Moncure 6 Gordon O'Flaherty G.
Fulton, and Edgar B. English are rep
resented by C. V. Meredith and Richard
Evelyn Byrd.
The case will bring up number of
unique points involving the relation of
attorney and client and the trial is
beng attended by Il number of we'll
known lawyers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-21
SEARCHING FOR
TWO ABSENTEES
Police Asked to Find Vaudeville
Sharpshooter and Missing
Man From Maryland.

Mrs. d. c. Harvey, of ~ Plummer
Street. Oil CITY. Pa. writes to the Po-
lice Department asking that search
be Instituted for. her brother Roy S.
Poole. who she believes is in some hos
pital in this city. She stated that she
received letter from him some time
ago saying that he was going to hos
pital, and nothing has been heard from
MIN since. He was employed as a
sharpshooter in n vaudeville company.
Another request to search for a miss
ing man was received yesterday after
noon from DR.. WHY'S r. Hodges, 2s
South Liberty Street. Cumberland Md.
ne asks the police to look for Charles
Il. Bacon, who came to Richmond some
Tune between September 81 and Septem.
Der "a Bacon is described as being
Iorty- three years old. five feet and
seven inches tall, Weighing 1875 pounds
he has blue eyes, brown hair, and one
OF his little fingers is deformed. and
ne mas depression In his skull. He
mind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-21
MEEKINs ACQUITTED
Fined, However. for Cursing md Abus-
Ing Police Officers.

on a charge OF assault,ng Marion
Lawler. the eleven-year- daughter
Of Mrs. NJ. ], Lawler. of 1861 East
Clay Street. Captain" George f. "
Meekins was dismissed in Police Court
yesterday morning. but on the charge
of cursinE and abusing Police Officers
Thurman and McManamara. who went
to the house on an emergency call. he
was fined $50. He appealed. and was
bailed for his appearance in the Hust-
ings Court in the sum OF 500. James
ID. Wise gave the security. The charge
against him of being disorderly and
creating a disturbance to the annoy
ance of nelghbors was continued.
NJ j. Lawler. husband of the woman
with whom Meek!ns has been boarding
for the last eleven months. declared
that the British captain" had never
paid n cent OF board, and that he after
attempting to force Meekins to leave
his house. had been himself forced to
leave.
j. NJ. Green. colored. was sentenced
to sixty days in jail on a charge OF
stealing n box of snuff from the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. He appealed.
The case against ]. w. Wigington,
charged with cruelty. beating mis-
daughter. Grace Ann Wellington, was
continued to October %. He was bailed
in the sum OF 800.