The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-04-14
LOCAL NEWS
some Little lettings About
People and Things.

have moved to their suburban
home, near town.
Mrs. j. Parmlee, of New York,
is visiting her father, Mr.. Robert
G. Mcpherson, on East Patrick
street.
Miss Eleanor Murdoch Tyler.
of Baltimore, is visiting her
brother, Col. Ira Tyler, on East
Patrick street.
Mrs. Kelly, sister of Proprietor
Seth Burgess, of the Hotel Bur
CESS. has gone to Chicago on a
visit to friends. She expects to
be gone several weeks.
Miss Cornelia Potts has for sew
eral weeks been the guest of Mrs.
Arthur L. Bosley, formerly of
this city, at her country home
near Baltimore.
The French ambassador pre-
sented to President Mckinley, as
a gift from the late President
Faure, two vases from the French
national pottery at Sevres.
Mr.. Ernest f. Rhodes, of Dick
erson, son of Col. John c. Rhodes,
was Joined in wedlOck on Easter
Sunday, April 2, to Miss Catharine
L. Roche, of Washington, ID. c.
Miss Eloise Young, of this
city. is en- route to st. Augustine,
Florida, where she expects to re-
main several weeks as guest of
the famous Ponce de Leon Hotel.
Ex-senator Matthew Stanley
Quay, of Pennsylvania, is on
trial for conspiracy in connection
with the funds of the broken
Peoples Bank, of Philadelphia.
National bank statements in.
dicate that an immense sum Of
money is on deposit in banks
throughout the country awaiting
Investment at moderate rate of
interest.
Mr.. Frank Tyeryar, the late SUI
perintendent of water works, has
added bicycle repairing as a side
line to his gunsmith business, as
can he seen by an advertisement
in this issue.
The War Department will issue
an order for the reorganization
of the army on a peace basis.
Major Generals Lee and Wheeler
will be among the officers of the
volunteer army discharged.
The wedding of Miss May
Thomas and Mr.. Ignatius Myrlin
Dutrow is announced to take
place at st. JoSeph's Catholic
Church, Carroll Manor, on We'd
nesday, April 10, at 10 O'Clock,
a. m.
General Miles friends do not
expect a satisfactory report from
the military court which is inves-
tigating the beef scandal. al
though they claim that all the
Generals charges have been sus-
tanned.
Pawnee Bills Wild West Show
will begin the season with per-
formance at West Chester, Pa.
Mr.. Heck Quinn, an old en-
ployee, who has been keeping a
saloon on Carroll street, during
the winter, has been notified to
report for duty.
Little Mary Newman, daughter
of Hon. Jacob S. Newman, of
East Second street, fell off slate
roof in the rear of her home on
Saturday last, and broke her
ankle. She is doing as well as
can be expected under the pain
full circumstances.
Justice Stephen j. Field, who
retired from the United States
Supreme Court on December l,
1897, died in Washington, aged
years. His term of
service on the Supreme Bench was
the longest in the history of the
court.
The following directors were
elected Monday morning to man
age the affairs of the Frederick
Town Savings Institution for the
ensuing year. M. E. Doll, Geo.
A. Dean, Nicholas ID. Hauer, f.
Columbus Knott, John j. Lynch,
A. G. McCardell, George w. Mil
Ter, Jacob Rohrback, Steiner
Schley.
Mr.. G. j. Hubbard, agent of the
Postal Telegraph Gable Com
pany, was in this city, Tuesday
making arrangements
for right of way through Fred
erick for the new line from Pitts
burg to Baltimore. An Office
will be opened in this city, and
facilities given our
people. Mr.. Hubbard expects to
reach here with the line in July.