The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

these days or Lent.
Miss Marie Diehl, who has been
ill, is out again and is much i'm
proved.
Miss Jennie Stonebraker has re-
turned to her home in Washing
ton County.
Ember Day was beautiful and
spring like. The blizzard did
not reach us.
The Rev. FIR. Gaffney, who has
been ill at the NOviate, is much
better at this writing.
Sister Bernard English, Direct.
ress at the Visitation Convent,
who has been ill, is very much
better.
Miss Kate Smith, sister of DR..
F. F. Smith, is suffering with
grippe at her home on Second
street.
Mr.. Charley Smith, who has
been visiting Carlos de Carmen
dia at Tuscarora has returned to
his home.
Miss Katie Blumenauer, North
Market street, who was stricken
with paralysis last week, is some
what improved.
Henry Wireman, who was con-
victed at the last term of court of
perjury, was sentenced by Judge
Motter on Monday last to five
years in the penitentiary.
Mr.. J. K. Robinson, of Chi
cago, President of the Palmetto
Fibre Company, and Mrs. Robin
son were spending a few days in
Frederick as the guests of Mr..
McClintock Young, last week.
There is little doubt that the
administration will prevent the
passage of a bill to build the Mic
aragua canal at present. One of
the main reasons is the desire to
first provide $3.50, 900, 900 demand.
ed by the friends of the Ship Sub
sidy bill.
Harrison P. McBee, B. & o.
fireman, Brunswick, has filed "a
petition in bankruptcy. He owes
5000. 60, and has assets amount
ing to $131.55. The liabilities
are to storekeepers for groceries,
ETC., $50 being for liquor and 81
for borrowed money.
The Following out of town
guests were present at ,,the
Hines - Willard nuptials in
Buckeystown on Wednesday last.
3Rev. Edward I. Reed, Baltimore;
Miss Carrie Shriver, Westmin-
ster; Miss Carrie Stone, Mount
Pleasant; Miss Condry, Washing
ton; William Simpson, Miss &C.
leste Young, Leesburg, and Miss
Moore, CharlestOwn.
The condition of Mr.. George
Markell, w. Patrick Street, who
was paralyzed on Sunday, is some
what improved, but at his ad-
vanced age, over eighty, the
chances for recovery are proper
tionately less. He has the sympa-
thy of the entire community, and
their best wishes for speedy
return to health.
Work on the Blue Mountain
Iron and Steel Company's plant
at Catoctin is progressing. The
severe weather of the past several
weeks has retarded it somewhat,
but the exceptionally favorable
winter gave them an opportunity
to press the work and it is now
approaching completion. Two or
thee weeks of favorable weather
and the furnace will be ready to
go into blast. The superinten-
dent, Mr.. l.. II. Waesche, will re-
move his family there as soon as
the work of repair on the dwelling
is completed.
DIR. Thomas johnson, of Adams
town, a we'll known young physi
clan, has transferred his residence
to Frederick, where he will con-
tinue the practice of medicine. A
few days ago he entered into part
nership with DR.. G. IL. Conley.
of Sandy Springs, Md, who for
some years has been engaged in
hospital work in Baltimore City.
In this way DR.. JOhnsOn's patients
in the county can be assured of
careful attention and in difficult
or serious cases can quickly COM
municate with him in Frederick,
where he will be always ready to
attend him.
Leroy Anderson, who was ar
rested last week on a charge OF
swindling Mr.. Welty Palmer, of
Myersville, this county, out of 50
by a film fam game, in which he
was assisted by man named
CDR" Scott, who is now in prison
in Virginia on the same charge,
was given a hearing before JUS
tice Biser on Friday afternoon