The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

IObOi, luO DCdCu.
The American battle fleet sail
ed from Auckland for Sydney.
Governor Guild, of Massachu
sets, has been operated on fol
appendicitis.
Large crowds have been attend
ing the dances at Villa Park, on
the W., f. & G.. Il. r.
Mr.. Bryan has advised the or
ganization of clubs in his in tires 81
throughout the United States.
John Richard. whose fifth trial
for the murder of Maurice X.
Francis, his rival in love, closed
at Floy DIS Court House, was &C
quilted.
Mr.. Schaffer l.. Rhoads has
sold his stock and interest on
North Market street, to Mr.. Geo.
n L. STull, who has assumed charge
of the business.
Twenty eight persons left over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for the seashore. Twenty two
went to Atlantic City, 4 to Cape
May and two to Ocean Grove.
The Frederick City Orchestra
furnished the music for the tour.
nament and dance at Choppers
Montgomery county, under the
auspices of Father Harrington.
A bronze tablet will be fastened
to the flag pole at Fort McHenry
to commemorate the site of the
pole from which fiosted the Stars
and Stripes that inspired Key to
write his immortal poem.
Mr.. Clinton Eaton, engineer,
had his hand painfully burned
while drawing the fire at the Crys-
tai Plate Ice plant. Shortage of
water was the cause and hurried
drawing of the fire was necessary.
Archbishop Farley, of New
York, who will most probably be
named as the second American
Cardinal, is now sojourning in
Switzerland much improved In
health since his departure from
Rome.
Sheriff George Edward Myers
has contracted with Mr.. Lloyd
Cutler, the contractor, to erect
four modern brick dwelling
houses on East Third street, to
be ready for occupancy January
LIST, 1909.
Mr.. Ira ID. Sankey, the famous
singing evangelist, and long
CO worker With Dwight L. Moody.
died August the 18th, at his
home in Brooklyn, New York,
aged 60 years. He has been
blind for years.
The Mehrling family had an
all day outing along the Men.
ocacy near Frederick Junction.
A most delightful time was par
ticipated in by all Many fish
were caught by the. young mem
bers of the family.
Miss f. Elizabeth Mullinix,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. E. Mullinix, of this city, is
the champion duck pin roller at
Braddock Heights, having scored
lO3 few days ago. Miss Multi.
nix is a very enthusiastic player.
Margaret Mastersou and Katie
Charles, employed at the Hotel
Cape Nav, New Jersey, were
drowned in the surf. They went
out over their depth. The boz y of
Miss Charles was recovered, but
that of Miss Masterson was not
found.
A horse and wagon belonging
to the Hygels Ice Company. and
driven by Mr.. William Zepp,
took fright at the trolley cars on
Carroll street. Upon going too
near the side of the street, the
horse, and wagon fell down an
embankment of about four feet.
John L. Dutrow, auctioneer,
sold at public sale on the prem
ises, on East Seventh street, for
Reno 5. Harp aud Jacob Rohr
back, trustees, two story frame
dwelling house of the late Elder
n. A. Drummer 1t was purchas
ed by George w. Shoemaker for
81 O6O.
The Merchants Association oil
hagerstown elected the following
officers: President, A. M. Horst,
vice president, David Nj. Hurley,
secretary, Mlllard III. Huyett
treasurer, G. G. Ditto. The fol
lowing c0mmitte es were ap
pointed: Executive. Ernest w
Miller, George U. Bell, Charles
N. Watson, Harvey E. Snavely
r., =. Dyer; legislative, Harvey
'Seiss, w. A. Lillard, j. j. Long