The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-10-15
FOCAL NEWS.
,.,,e Little Jottlngs About Peo-
pie and Things.

during fair weeA'
Mr. William Daniels, the great Pro-
,;bitionist. died in Baltimore recently
~ was once candidate of his party
for the Presidency.
One wear ago last Wednesday,
u,heat was quoted at 75s and III in
W. New York markets. Last We'd
uasdav the price of wheat was 94l
cents per bushel
subscriptions to the Public Library
g Erederick, At one dollar a year, are
Oh In rii in well. No active stand will
t So made untiD500 subscriptions are Sc
cured.
II is said that DR.. Sanarelli, of Ar
NINA. S. A., has discovered a yellow
sover serum which inoculates and i'm
mrnizes persons and animals against
The disease.
Married, October 5th, 1897, at st.
bseph's Catholic Church, Emmitsburg,
" Rev. E. J. Letevre, Mr.. Charles
Bowers to Miss Minnie May Yingling,
both of that town.
About nine o'clock last Wednesday
evening fire destroyed the barn on the
farm of Mrs. Shields, about mile
sonth of Bartonsvile. A lot of hay
{ond straw was lost, but all the live
t stock was rescued.
Miss Cornelia Dutrow entertained
+he Bicycle Tea Club at her home on
second street last Friday evening.
Ouite number were present and the
fine was spent most enjoyably. Miss
Tietzendanner will receive the club this
evening
Last Sunday an army of cyclers in
vated Frederick, the occasion being
kslannual fall county run of the Bal
J0ore wheelmen. About 450 started
Ia nearly all finished the hundred
HE run Several ladies were in the
2erty.
layers Hair Vigor, which has out
lived and superseded hundreds of SIM
Mar preparations, is undoubtedly the
most fashionable as we'll as economical
Embarrassing in the market. By its
use, the poorest head of hair soon be-
comes luxurIant and beautiful.
The new power-house of the Fred
erick and Middletown Electric Rail-
road will be erected on the land of
Mr.. Lewis f. Kefauver, about mile
h and half from Middletown The
plans are already prepared and work
will be commenced at once,
Mr.. r. Brent MITCHELL of
San Francisco, California, is spend
ing a short time in this city
with friends. Mr.. Mitchell is an old
Frederick boy, and is a son of the late
JOS Mitchell of the Merryand Tract.
He went West years ago and is now
one of the most prominent lawyers on
the Pacific Coast He, together with
his co-partner. won the celebrated Fair
case some years ago, involving fifteen
millions of dollars.
Archbishop Keane, the American
i delegate at the Vatican, in Rome, was
ham Hotel, in Washington, ID. c., on
Wednesday, at which many promi-
nent persons were present. Among
those vino responded to toasts were
Cardinal Gibbons, Joseph McKenna,
U. s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Theodore
4 Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the
4 Navy, and John w. Ross, president of
& the Commissioners of the District of
8 Columbia.
Miss Margaret Mather appeared here
4 on Monday night last in TObin's old
E comedy, "Hhe Honeymoon, supported
by a strong company of artists. a
large audience greeted the distinguished
actress and fully appreciated the per-
4 formance, which was most excellent
in every way. The cooperation given
4 Mr.. Long in his effort to produce first
q class attractions was gratifying, and
q will induce him to cater to the wants
of the theatre-going public in the fu-
q ture. The new scenery lately pur-
chased was used for the first time with
good effect.
Democratic and Republican State
and local candidates were in atten-
dance at the Hagerstown fair on We'd
nesday last. Among those present
were: Thomas A. Smith and J. Frank
Ford, Democratic candidates for
Comptroller and Clerk of the Court of
Appeals, respectively. Among the
Republicans were: State Senator Nor
man b. Scott, Jr., Chairman of the Re-
publican State Central Committee;
Philips Lee Goldsborough, candidate
for Comptroller; General Allen Ruth
erford, candidate for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals; Thomas j. Shryock,
State Treasurer, and Robert P. Gra-
ham, Comptroller.
The great Band King, John Philip
Sousa, known the wide world over as
the composer of the Liberty Bell"
liking Cotton" Gel CAPTAIN"
Washington Post" and 1.-THE Stars
aud Stripes Forever" marches, will APP
pear at City Opera House, in this city,
on Tuesday afternoon, the 10Th inst,
and give one of his remarkable concerts
for the benefit of the music loving pub
lie, This will be his second appear
ance in Frederick, and generous re-
ception should he accorded him. Man.
ager Long has looked well to the taste
of his patrons and offers this as the
star attraction of the season. Seats are
now on sale for the matinee at Yea
kle's. All who can should hear the
March King" and his great concert
band.