The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-02-16
THE ,EEZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY. FEB. 10. 1917.
THE NEWS.


U. s. Navy, died in Washington ON Saturda
last.
Hon Lerdo dc Tnjeda, one of Mcxi
co.'s three claimants for the Presidency, In
arrived in New York.
Last Saturday four men were killed b,
a boiler explosion ut Harrison Joness saw
mill, nine miles fl ON Noblesville, Ind.
Last Friday, Mrs. Margaret Kirby, nifty
wars old WAS run over and killed by rail
road train at Union Factory, Howard county
Md.
"A boy named Robert Routes, IA years
was shocking'y burned, in Baltimore last
Saturday. by his clothes taking fire while
playing with phosphorus.
William Green, convicted OF the murder
of his hull-hrolher, Samurl Marshall NJ
Mansfield, ON the evening 1T September a
1875, was hanged al Pi isburg, on Monday
Mrs Gor,leb Vog lie, ihmtytive years"
age. WAS horribly mangled ly gs VIII Il
going 10 her home near Newp"r' hl" "h
Saturday night. She is not expected 20 i've
AT Pntsburg, Pa, on Saturday I'VE
bro,bers. George nd Charles Selprit guar
relied, VIII II George shut md killed Charles.
The murderer was 10 years of age, ana his
victim "a.
DEPUTY Marshal ii. II. Hughes, was
shot and killed on Saturday evening, SIX
miles east of Independence, Mo Ivy two men
pamd Green and Miller, whom he was NJ
tempting 10 arrtst.
Hon Jas. l. johnson, hrmerlya men,
Der of Congress from Owrnsboro, k'n-
lucky, committed suYide al Evansville, ln''.,
on Monday. Mental depression, occasioned
by i'll health, was the C. use.
Saturday nigl I, H ] Rnseier, a mer-
,,l,iI al, main.
home from his store. struck with slu''-
shot and robbed of 800 and watch. He
has since died.
Hon. Alexander H Stephens completed
his 65,h year on Sunday His condition il
much improved Secretary Morrill,, of tic
Treasury, who has been at deaths door with
pneumonia, is also reported better
In New York, on Sunday evening.
Victor Orsr shot and dang rousy wounded
Genrpr Charlt,n, his talher-in-law, because
he hnd taken his wife from him, and shr
refused 10 return To him.
"A notorious character named English
stabbed and killed Fred Hatfield in lroad-
wny. Williamsburg, N Y, on Saturday
night No cause is assigned for the deed
The murderer and two companions escaped.
On Saturday Join F. Mulheim, of New
Orleans, another clerk to Weiss returning
board, testified before the commit tee of Con
gress to the part he ok in fasifying the
returns, md manufacturing bogus atlidavils
of intimidation.
Mrs, Richard Conklin, Of Wil'amsburgh, |
N. Y, was burned 10 death last Saturday |
morning, by her clothing taking fire I, ON
the kitchen stove, while attending 10 her do |
mesic duties Her husband was seriously |
injured in cxlinguishing the flames.
The steamer Bavaria, which sailed from
New Orleans Feb 1T, was burned on the 9Th |
inst. The crew and passengers took 10 the |
boats, and were all rescued by IL sailing YES
sci. The Bavaria was loaded with cotton, |
rosin and 100000 Mexican dollars.
-Chalres Baker, of Salisbury, Mass, told |
his wife he was too wicked TO live, that his
sins would never he forgiven. A few DAYS
afterwards his dead body was found in the |
woods 1t is supposed he committed sui |
eide.
AT the request of Comptroller WoolfOrd, |
Col John NJ. Miller has rendered his rcsigna
ton as State insurance commissioner, and |
Jesse r. Hines has been appointed in his |
place Col. Miller az performed no official |
act since the 3lst of January.
Eighty four arres Is have been made and |
33 illicit distilleries have recently been de.
stroyed in Georgia. The islillers, thirty in
number, attacked the Government forces
from ambush, killing Lieut.. Mcintyre, of the
second infantry.
The Rev. John Wiley aged II years.
who was for thirty years minister of the
Protestant Episcopal Churches in Cecil and !
Charles counties, died in Baltimore on Sun
day Of heart disease. He is said to have been |
the oldest ordained minister OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
T., N T,r ,yIr
reward of $500 was offered by the Charles.
ton, South Carolina, authorities some time
ago, he having murdered II man there, was
arrested in Baltimore, on Saturday night on |
charge of larceny.
Mrs. Mary Rapp, so years of age, who |
occupied II room on South Broadway, BalIi- |
more, WAS found liftless on Saturday She |
WAS kneeng, with her arms and body rest
ing on q bed in the room. Her deal is sup
posed 10 have been caused by intemperance.
"A week or so ago, Miss Hunt of G
trepoint, Iowa, committed suicide A few
mornings Inter her lover james b. Osborn,
while lying in his bed, called to n young hdy |
cousin, who looked into the room just as he |
fired the contents of his revolver INFO his
breast, telling her he was going to join Miss
Hunt.
-Levisee, one of the pretended Hayes
CItSNVib ii'ul tcslIDtu liSb "ttk
that an attempt WAS made To bribe him to
vote for Tiden He had good many con
versations about it. hut his virtue was ct too
8 ern character 10 he scductd. Probably lie
thought he could make more from The other
side.
Ats O'clock last Thursday morning. u
squad of polio. officers made raid on the
cellar of II saloon in Philadelphia, where 140
men were drinking beer and watching two
game cocks spur each Other. The crowd
scampered and the officers fired their pistols,
the result being That p trick McCrozy was
shot in the back and killed.
Recently, Mrs Rails lady who lived
near Salisbury, Md, went out to feed
her chickens Shortly afterward she was
found dead, in n sitting position, apparently
in the net of throwing corn TO the fowls
The deceased had been in the enjoyment of
good health, and her sudden demise is atlr
buttd to apoplexy.
Upward Of eighty persons have profess
ed conversion ard joined the NJ. f. church
Mt North East, of which Rev ]. A. B. Will
son Is pastor. Fifty have been added to the
church Mt Port Deposit, of which Rev. j. ID.
Rgg is pastor Eighty five have been con-
veried in the NJ E. church at Chcsterlown,
Rev. W. II. Hulchina, pastor.
One Of the largest funerals ever known
in Cecil county was that of Mrs. Rebecca
Hoffman Inst week at Cher y Hill. The de-
ceased was daughter of DR.. Robert G. Car
ter, of Oh. rry Hill, ard the wife OF Rev. Levi
B. Hoffman, Of the Philadelphia conference.
In the funeral procession to the cemetery
there were 233 carriages and number of
horseman.
On Friday Inst c.. II. Simpson and NJ.
Henry, colored, We're hanged at Port Tobacco,
Charles county, Md, for the murder, on the
night of July 10, 1875, of John W Everilt,