The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

The farmers will soon be busy
now getting ready for the spring
work.
Mr.. Charles G. Waters, dele.
gate from Frederick County to
the extra session of the LegisIa
ture, says he is in favor of a pri.
mary election.
Andrew Carnegie, in letter
to the residents of Pittsburg.
Pa, announces his retirement
from business and the establish
ment of $4,000, 900 fund for the
benefit of employees of the Car
negie Steel Company.
The famous Hygeia Hotel at
fOld Point Comfort, Va, has been
sold for 800, 600 to the Chamber
lain Improvement Company. The
Hy geia will be run the year round
and the big Chamberlain Hotel
only opened during the rush
months.
William Jennings Bryan, edi-
tor Of the COmmOncr. is in New
York on business. On Tuesday
evening he was among those
present at mass meeting in
Philadelphia to hear Senior Sixto
Lopez, prominent Filipino,
make an appeal in behalf of his
people.
Mrs. Lizzie I. Beard, of Bruins
wick, this county, through her
attorney, Baker johnson, Thurs.
DAY Of last week, filed a bill in
the Circuit Court, asking for an
absolute divorce from her hus.
band, James II. Beard, who re-
sides in Frederick County.
The court on Tuesday granted
anew trial in the case of Mrs. j.
Henry Lewis VS.. William II. and
Casper Ramsburg, executors of
thelr fathers estate, Dennis
HhmSburg. The court heard ar
Rment in the case Saturday and
announced their decision Tues
dan. Mrs. Lewis was awarded
So for services rendered in
nnrSing the deceased by a jury
the December term of court.
Last Tuesday was the first day
Of the municipal registration and
whilst good work was done still
much more remains. Let no
Democrat fail to have his name
on the registration books. We
haye hard fight before us and
unlcss all are in line, hopes of
victory are futile. Remember.
We must elect Mayor, City
Treasurer and Board of Aldermen
and redeem the city.
a hearing was held on Friday
aftern0on last before Justice Eek.
stein, in the case of Clinton Dat
row, charged with attempted as
sault upon Mrs. Annie Adams.
Ater hearing the evidence. JUS
tlce EckStein held Mr.. Dutrow in
the sum Of $500 for the action of
the grand jury. z. Frank Pam
PEI appeared for the prisoner and
Mates Attorney Worthington for
the State.
Work is going on well with the
new United Brethren church,
this city. 1t will be ready for
Indication before the time of the
big annual conference in June.
Al Of the windows will I've Of
Deautiful stained glass and be
ne morials for various congrega.
uo nS throughout the county. The
tmee large ones in front will be
memorials for the three first
0Rhops Of the denomination and
WI cost large sum of money.
At the Maryland Conference of
tne United Brethren church, held
60 Myersville for four days last
Neek, closing on Sunday, Bishop
hephart announced these appoint
ments: Presiding Elder, l.. o.
bqrtner, Myersville; +. Nj. Glenn,
~ urmunt; w. L. Dougherty,
Mderick City;C. w. Stinespring,
WalkerSville; j. E. b. Rice,
Ronsboro. G. X. Westfall, Rev.
" +. Flock, was re. elected confer
enee' treasurer.
Edward O'Malley was arrested
W ashington Junction on We'd
fday of last week, charged
Ii stealing an overcoat belong
TO Mr.. Joseph Douglass, of
+ city, Mr.. Douglass had put
oVercoat on a bench in the
ing room and went into the
&c Tor a few minutes. When
returned the overcoat was
le O'Nlalley was suspected
search resulted in finding
missing article. He was ar
'eu and committed to Jail by
g Stlce Smith.