The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-09
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Hail in great quantities fell in
this city on Tuesday last.
Mr.. VIM. G. Baker, Jr., of
BuckeystOwn, this graduated
from the Maryland University of
Law, recently.
An unsuccessful attempt was
made to rob the store of Mr.,
Joseph Brown, at Myersville, this
county, one night last week.
Misses Louise G. Blum and
Edith Dorothy Utz, of this
county, graduated Friday night
at the State Normal School. Bal.
more.
The Hygeia Ice Factory, when
the extensive improvements and
additions are completed, will have
a capacity of three hundred tons
per day.
Mr.. George F. Thomas, grocer,
North Market street, has filed a
deed of trust for the benefit of
his creditors. Mr.. Jacob Rohr
back is trustee.
Magistrate Biser on Saturday
held Ida Srailn.an in one hun
dred dollars bail for the action of
the next grand jury, on the
charge of assaulting her mother.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage on June 18th, of Miss
Alice Marie Eppley, of Union
Bridge, to Mr. Frank G. Lindsay.
at the home Of Miss Eppley's par,
entS, in Union Bridge.
The fruit crop this year is
highly satisfactory. Straw
berry season is about ended;
cherries are lucious, ripe and
plentiful; gooseberries, dewber-
ries and blackberries promise
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Mr.. Arnold Elzey Waters, of
Baltimore, who is a member of
the well-known banking firm of
Townsend, Scott & Son. has been
elected one of the governors of
the stock exchange. He is we'll
know in this city.
The remains of Henry Neid-
lein, the unfortunate suicide, as
noticed in our last weeks issue,
were taken to Baltimore for bur-
ial. His life was insured in the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany for seventy five dollars.
The members of Mrs. A. S.
McDannel's ElOcution Glass.
gave a most successful and inter
esting recital in Middletown,
Monday night last, at the NJ. E.
Church. Quite a number went
from this city on special car.
The cOlored people of Fred
erick County have decided not
to hold an Emancipation Cele-
bration this year, as the Balti-
mOle and Ohio Railroad Com
pany refused to attach coupons
to their tickets for admission to
the grounds.
The Finance Committee the of
Senate will meet in New York to
consider financial legislation.
Senator Allison says that at the
next session of Congress legisla-
ton in line with the Presidents
recommendations will probably
be enacted.
The commencement exercises
of the Frederick College will be
as follows: Public meeting of the
Emerson Literary Society, Thurs
day, June 16, Sp. M; graduating
exercises, Friday June 10. Prof.
Gates will keep the college open
for special summer term of eight
weeks.
The insurance has been adjust
ed on the property of Mr.. James
Devilbiss, of Liberty, which was
burned on May 18th, last. The
full amount 81, 800 has been APP
proved by the cOmpany's special
agent. Mr.. Geo. ID. Sharrer, AS
Sistant State Fire Marshal has
been in Liberty investigating the
cause of the fire.
A call has been issued by Chair
man Murray Vandiver, for a meet
ing of the State Central Commit
tee at the CarrolltOn Hotel, Balti-
more, Wednesday noon, June
14th. Arrangements will then be
made for the approaching pri
maries in the city of Baltimore
and the counties and the manner
and place and set date for hold
ing the State Convention.
Colonel Baughman, who is a
great advocate of good roads,
has put an entire coat of crushed
stone over the road leading from
the Shookstown pike to the Ha-
gerstown pike. The road was
piked last year at Col Baugh-
mans individual expense, and he