The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-17
IUoAL NEWS
-. Little lettings About
poople and Things.

william 5. Miller & Co. are
"r new coal sheds to re-.
D 5ars those destroyed by fire.
,,hn Hamilton, of Point of
'Jn was sent to the House of
no'.ractiop for stealing a ride on
Wv r so. Railroad.
ORIGINAL pensions of So "A month
,,ye been granted to Saml. Mon
Ihower, of Frederick. and James
N. Jennings, of Brunswick.
ur and Mrs. Chas. w. Ross,
!, left Yesterday for New York,
g 1Gere they will be tile guests Of
w Tr Ross mother, Mrs. Mary
Tnnkel. fer several weeks.
The Circuit Court for Montgom-
,,r Comfy convened i'll Rock
lille on Monday morning last.
n is said that the Grand Jury is
ana Of the best that has been
Drawn for many years.
Mr.. Daniel w. Doub, of Hag
s,<town. prominent young
|%rver. and Miss Ida l.. Secrist,
II franklin county, Pa, were
married at the Hotel Cochran, at
If noon on Tuesday by the Rev.
Power
N Charles ii. Dexter, assistant to
h tbe superintendent of Public
Buildings, began Monday reno
rating the hall of the House of
Delegates for the meeting Of the
legislature. Members have be-
can to ask for their seats.
Mr.. John B. Shannon was re-
Gently elected Democratic Regis
,er of Wills for Alleganey
County He has slated for dep
up under himself, Howey w.
Slnck, who resigned from the of
/ fee of Register some months ago.
The first of a series of cotillions
to be given during the winter,
will take place on Friday night,
December s. A large Subscrip-
| ton list has been secured and the
season promises to be quite a
lively one. There are several
other social events on the list.
Last Wednesday night, the Sth
inst. some person unknown shot
through the glass door of Mr.. w.
Iii. B. EtchisOn's store, on South
Market street, the bullet shatter-
mg the pane and coming within
|miace Of destroying some hand
valuable furniture stored
there.
Early Friday morning the
stone building of Mrs. Henry
a. Dennis, at Petersville. this
county, was totally destroyed by
fire. At one time it looked as if
near by property would suffer,
but by united effort the flames
were confined to the store. The
and store goods were in
Sured for 81, 800, while the loss is
about -, 900.
The November Cosmopolitan
will bring pleasant recollections
to the millions who saw the re.
cent Dewey celebration in New
York, and will give other millions
the first adequate idea of those
remarkable days. 1t contains a
very fine collection of pictures of
scenes in the metropolis when the
Admiral was welcomed home.
The managers of the Frederick
Flower Society, under whose an
spices the flower show was held
last week, have decided that ow-
lng to he lack of financial sup
port Of their annual exhibitions,
they will discontinue them. This
Will be unwelcOme news to those
who have taken so much pleasure
IN these events in the past, and it
so be hoped that some means can
De devised to elicit popular inter
st in and support Of annual
ioral displays.
Invitations have been sent out
Or the marriage of Mr.. Lloyd
LowndeS, Jr., an attorney of
cumberland, to Miss May Camp
1ell Quinn, only daughter of Mr..
James Cecil Quinn, a wealthy
of Chillicothe, Ohio, in
the First Presbyterian Church,
4 Chillicothe, on Thursday,
November 90, at noon. A we'd
ing breakfast will follow at the
lone of the brides parents. Mr..
4Owndes is a son of Governor
4owndes.
A Cumberland dispatch says:
There is ever reason to believe
nat Governor Lowndes will con
niue in politics, and indications
'olnt to the friends of the Gov
'Inor and of Senator Wellington
here taking sides and instead of
Ae Wellington and Pearre fac
Ions, as of old, it will be the
wellington and LOwndes fac
ions. Senator Wellington was