The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-16

ducts has increased 81, 5000 in
four years.
Joanna Orndorff has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Roddy.
this county, vice L. j. Coli
flower, resigned.
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon on
Monday began the publication of
the Daily Capital. of Topeka,
Kan, with a view of illustrating
chow Jesus would do it,"
Mr.. McClintock Young, inven-
tor of all the machines used by
the Palmetto Fibre Company, of
Frederick and Chicago, for max
ing brushes, is arranging to ship
six of his latest machines to the
Paris Exposition.
Patrick Riley, charged with
assault and battery, was released
on a writ of habeus corpus and
$50 bail for his appearance at the
September court to answer the
alleged charge. Ii. d. Etchison
appeared for the prisoner.
Plans for the improvements to
the Female High School, on East
Church street, have been received
and estimates will soon be asked
for construction. 1t is said new
building will be erected if the
cost is not too excessive.
John King, a young man in the
employ of James Plunkard, near
Dublin, this county, while walk
ing in his sleep, fell from the
second story of Mr.. Plunkard's
residence and was quite badly
bruised. No boz es were broken.
Quite a number of people from
this city expect to visit Balti.
more during the week beginning
the Goth inst, to witness bar
bara Fritchie,' at the Academy
of Music. This play has great
reputation already and all who
can should see it.
Thomas Ramsburg, who, with
his nephew, Vernon Weddle,
stole several turkeys from Mr..
Elmer Remsburg last week and
arrested on the charge, was re.
leased on bail in the sum of $50
for his appearance before the
next grand jury. Mr.. Frank l..
StOner represented the prisoners.
President Mckinley made the
Financial bill a law by affixing
his signature. Secretary Gage
and Assistant Secretary Wander,
lip, of the Treasury Department,
issued circulars of instruction to
bondholders on the exchange of
their holdings for the new 9 per
cents authorized by the act.
The Frederick City Hospital
Association at its annual meeting
elected officers, including: Miss
Emma j. Smith, president; Mrs.
j. H. Markey, vice president;
Miss Mamie R0utzahn, recording
secretary; Mrs. U. A. Sharretts,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Hammond Urner, treasurer.
CDR" Frank Scott, the "Flim-
flammer." who was in prison in
Berryville, Virginia, escaped a
few days ago. This man was
with Leroy Anderson during their
trip through this county, when
they worked their game so success
fully, and was caught in Vir-
ginia. He was serving a term in
default of bail.
A horse, which Edward Sheeler
drove from Monrovia to Freder-
lex Sunday evening, in some
manner got away and was found
Monday morning at the bottom
of an embankment on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, near the resi-
dence of u. James Gittinger, Il.
Patrick street, with it's front legs
straddling a pole and its fetlOcks
frozen to the bar so securely that
a Ratchet had to be used to cut
them loose. The animal was
afterwards claimed by the owner.
A lot of real estate was sold
by Auctioneer Saunders, on Sat
urday last, the property of the
BantZ estate. Ernest Bantz
bought the home on West Pat,
rick street, for 81, 200 and the
tannery for 81, $50. Mr.. Frank
Suman purchased the three. story
house on South Market street for
81, 525. The adjoining house was
sold to Mr.. Horace Zacharias for
1925. Mr.. Scott Welty purchas- j..
ed two houses on Ice street for
1926, DR.. George ID. Moore
bought the two houses on All
Saints street for 1,175.
Terminate the Agreement.