The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Put ont yOur. tags on meet Thurs
day. the day Of the big Democratic
meeting in this city.
Mr.. Baltzell Eisenhauer, of In.
diana, formerly of this city, is Wis
iting the family of his brother,
Mr.. John Eisenhauer.
The condition of Mr.. Hanshew
Marley continues most unsatisfac.
tory. The trouble is with his hip
which was dislocated by a fall
last winter.
Miss Ella Delaplane. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Delaplane,
of near WoodsbOro, died Sunday,
Sept. 3rd, of complication of
diseases, aged 20 years.
Several bands have volunteer
ed to be present on Thursday
next and make the welkin ring
with sweet music. 1t will be a
gala day and all should turn out
and swell the crowd.
DR.. William Fl. Baltzell is crit
ically i'll at his home on East
Second street, and grave fears
are entertained for his recovery.
His many friends hope, however,
that he may be restored to health
and strength.
Mr.. Edward Dorsey Hobbs en-
tertained many of his friends at
his home near New Market, on
Wednesday evening last. Dane
ing began at $50 and continued
until late hour. The party was
chaperOned by Mrs. William
DOwney.
"Little Elk" a western cowboy
who is travelling overland from
Omaha, Neb., to New York City,
for the Police Gazette, spent We'd
nesday night in Frederick. His
outfit consists of two donkeys
that carry his traps and provis-
ions and a bronco pony. He ex-
poets to reach Washington on
Saturday.
AT regularly called meeting
of the Republican Central Com
mittee held in the grand jury
room at the Court House, it was
found that only eleven out of
twentyfOur districts were repre-
sented. AS no business could be
transacted without a majority Of
the districts, the meeting was
postponed.
The United States Government
has leased from Mr.. David II.
Roelkey, near Knoxville, this
county, for period of two months
tract of land containing 100
acres for United States cavalry
practice. The land may be ulti-
mately purchased and made a
prominent camp and practice
ground.
The old house on the corner of
Fourth street and Klinehart's
alley, which was built by MIR.
Frederick Klinehart in the year
1910, has been torn down and the
foundation for a new building is
being laid. A stone was found
near the roof in the side wall
bearing the letters "F. K" and
the figures "1S10."-Ne,CS.
The celebration in Baltimore,
Tuesday, in honor of Capt. Dyer,
OF the cruiser Baltimore, who fig
ured largely in the battle of Ma
Mia, was one of the biggest events
otits kind in the city's annals.
lie was presented with sword
and an engrossed silver plate con-
tanning resolutions of regard from
Vne people OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Newton A. Ramsburg, So
years of age, died OH the 10th
INST, at his residence, 312 North
Stricken street, Baltimore, after
lingering illness of several
months. Mr.. Ramsburg was born
IN this city. He is survived by
Tour children. They are Misses
margaret j. and Sarah K. and
MeSsrs. John e. and Alexander
H. Ramsburg.
The Prohibition party of Fred
elck county will meet in county
convention in Frederick city at
M10emp Hall, Tuesday, September
- at 2 o'clock, for the purpose
VI nominating a county ticket to
W voted for at the November
eHlectlOn. Il. G. Hendrickson, of
cumberland, the candidate for
""I'Orney- general, will be present
aad address a mass meeting at
"asnt. Mr.. f. b. Sappington,
~ inns city, is the chairman of
Vne central Committee for Fred