The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-21
LOCAL NEWS
,,,,e Little lettings About
People and Things.

.omber 4. College, preparatory
md business courses. st.
Admiral Dewey has filed a
.,aim for bounty for the destruc-
s;on of the Spanish fleet in Ma
nils Bay
Afr. L. Edwin MOtter, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, is the guest of his
Sther. Mr.. Lewis M. MOtter, of
Emmitsburg.
At a meeting of the cabinet it
las decided to ignore the protest
a the war correspondents at Ma
eila against General Otis.
The Russian wheat crop indi-
.ates shortage Of from $4,000
aNO to $1,000, 900 bushels, COM
nared with last years production
The annual jefferson picnic
will he held in StOckman's grove,
i miles east of Jefferson, on the
frederick and Jefferson Pike on
August 10Th.
Miss Bernadine Thyson and
Miss Katherine Mari, who have
been spending some time at Hotel
Burgess, left Monday for Warren
ton, Va.
Col. l.. Victor Baughman left
AZ Chicago on Monday last to
represent ex-senator German at
ske Democratic National Commit
lee which met in that city yester-
~.
Democratic politicians think
Hal John r. Mclean, of Ohio,
Rejected Governor of that State,
Kill be formidable candidate
Ior the Democratic Presidential
Nomination next year.
I'VE would be glad to publish
he names of all strangers who
Ne either visiting OF boarding in
he city or county. All parties
lowing of same will confer a
Nor by sending them to us.
NIrs. VIM. Denegre, James
)enegre, Miss Louise Denegre,
philadelphia; Mrs. G. W. Ford,
Nh. S. Ford, of Brooklyn, are
Biting at the parental home,
II. VIM. S. Miller's, East Pat
iek street.
The United States District
burt in Baltimore Saturday
T. and Amanda E. Hal
Ieigh, of Frederick, discharges
b bankruptcy. Mr.. Edward
Iewes, of this city, was the at.
0rney in these cases.
Editor J. S. Q. Sharp, of the
trO- American, has applied for
Dlice protection, claiming that
lis life is in danger. The owner
# saloon on Saint street, which
he editor had sharply criticised,
hreatened violence against him
|bd he applied to the authorities.
The treaty with Japan negoti-
lled by Secretary of State Ores
Nm in 1895, went into effect
Monday. Similar treaties be
Teen that country and the Euro
nan powers will also become OPP
siatiye to-day. Japan is recog-
1ked as a sovereign power in
Very respect.
a big trolley strike is in prog
IS in Brooklyn, involving nearly
he entire traffic of the city. The
Employees demand a revision of
- time tables, and say that the
do not live up to the
q hour agreement, and also in
~ upon 20 cents an hour extra
a overtime work.
he following persons are sum-
bring at Elm Tree Farm, the
|0me of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Nico-
mus, near BuckeystOwn: Mr..
n ward Rice, wife and daughter,
Z SIS Ruth Rice, Mrs. George
y humacher, Miss Jennie Schu-
u cher, Miss Lizzie Schumacher,
4 ss Emma Schumacher and
lhster George Schumacher, all
+ Baltimore.
Among the latest guests regis
p ed at Linganore Hills Inn are
'fs. f. d. Nicholson and two
Fighters, Misses Helen and
pna Nicholson; Mrs. johnson
y d daughter, of Washington;
ISIS Emma Gilbert, Miss Gala
NJ, Mr.. Lieblich, of Baltimore;
IS. Oliver Fields, of Havre de
face, and Mr.. George ID. Long,
Harrisburg, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. G. N. Hauer and
ends left Monday morning for
''hck Rock, along the Manocacy,
pere they will camp for two
seks. Those in the party are:
and Mrs. Hauer, Mrs. VIM.
I'VE and daughter, Charles E.
Pller, Adam Bruchey, William
~, and George Engle. With
Pei weather the party expect
Nnch DleaSure from hnntiuO and