The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-07-20
THE sEGZN.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917
THE NEWS.


tains.
DIR. Chaplin states that $3.50, 100000 is
spent annually in the city of New York iol
liquor
j Simpson Carey, wealthy citizen Of
Worcester county, Md, committed suicide
last Friday in his barn.
The Russians have surrounded and cap
tured Nikopolis, near the Danube, with g.,
600 men and 40 guns.
1t is anticipated that the peach crop this
year will be about 3 100000 baskets, n larger
crop than last year but not as large as in
1875.
The new government four per cent loan
has already reached $70,000,000, or more than
double the amount it was estimated would be
taken
Sitting Bull has asked the Canadians fol
ammunition and been told that he could have
it and stay in Canada as long as he behaved
himself
Business failures for the last quarter
1880, with liabilities of $45 ,06S, 097. The
first half of the year shows an increase OF
nine millions over 1876.
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, mother of John
w. Garrett, President of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, died in Baltimore on Monday,
in the Seth year of her age.
Lizzie Peck was walking on the beach
at Bullock's Point, II. l., when the fire from
her companions cigar communicated to her
light clothing, and she was fatally burned.
Elk Governor James B. Groome has been
appointed receiver under u decree for the
sale of the Maryland and Delaware railroad,
at the suit Of the mortgage bondholders.
"A boiler exploded at the ore mines, nine
miles from Macungie, Pa, last Saturday, by
which three persons were instantly killed
and five fatally and three seriously wounded.
"A tornado, three miles wide, accompa-
nicd with hail as large as hens eggs, swept
over Montague township, Sussex county, N.
j., on Monday, doing untold damage TO
buildings and crops.
-Hackett, the Orangeman, killed at Mon
treal, Canada, on the 18th of July, was
buried on Monday. The funeral procession
was immense, but contrary to expectation no
serious disturbance took place
john Snyder, aged &c. living west of
Glen Rock, York county Pa fell from the
hay NOW and fractured his left shoulder and
three of his ribs, and sustained other injuries
from which he is likely to die.
Charles Rhademacher was killed by John
Shelter, in New York, on Sunday. Shelter
was assaulting young son OF Rhademacher,
and when the latter interfered knocked him
down, and fractured his skull.
DR.. E. F. Winslow, of Salt Lake City,
VINO uieu ieGeh.iy, lnaue INC request IliaI MS
Lave Joc;deJ ,hat tLnw eb,lI NOT ho nron,n
ted hnt hurled in ihc rcrular wov
~,
-ihe TURKS are s'lu 10 NC representing
tle advance ol lhc lt!'ssi'iS towards oohS'an-
anopIea us more serious ll,sh IL actually IS
,,,nd;at to,Soro,cn IN ,hnr io%aIf ''''' ''''
''''>n"'0 NV, - '"''. nc''''',
-Geheral Grant mas Deeh VislIing Germany
ne was not received lhcrc WIN inc same en-
lhuslasm as III England lToDahly, as an cX-
change suggests because generals ana mill
'ary heroes arc SO p'ch'ilui III 'lat country
"A sudden IraushI OF not ar IS reported
10 nave PasSeu lhrougll u cotlon rlcla ana
pcaon olc,laru III westrin leAns' II le" Gays
hSo' scorGn.ls anu hli,ihs every green tlinG
II Iouclhc' i"r " space lao y"roS "'''c ANA 4oo
yaras long,
On Wednesday morning of last week, in
Anne Arundel county, Nd, Henry IydinSs,
colored, aged w years, while on his way to
the harvest field with scythe on his shout
der, was struck by lightning and instantly
killed.
The p, w. and b. Railroad have re-
moved their track from the south side of
BOSTON street, baltimore, TO thc centre OF me
st'ce. no n ;Ii nno,i.I'cs Il. oui!oi,
ID cAsec!eu, VIII pc Sie"''y ihclc"seu Ill tic
next lew years
Farmers IN the ncighborhood OF Phila-
delphia every summer invite sick poor
children to come cut and spend few days
III Ine county. hinuly women ln tne Guy
s supelln.eI1u: 'n9 eAcurslonS' anu much goou
Is acco"p'isheu'
An unconflrmed report from CONSTANT
nople states that Eyoub Pasha has defeated
the Grand Duke Nicholas nolth of Tirnova
with terrible loss and surrounded him, and
that the bridge at SlctoVa was destroyed by
TWO lnoniIois, one Oh "hich was subsequent
~ SUNK ny 1orpcooes'
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trou-
bles seem to be accumulating. Recently a
reduction of ten per cent. in the pay of all its
workmen who received over 81 day was
ordered. in consequence strike has ensued
at Baltimore and Martinsburg, and freight
trains have been delayed.
uor,sord Ca f,y 81, lamp IalilnS iion nr
tia Ia s,,oi,ios 81 rV ,h ahSon UP uUor VI
Gon,monn on ,hn Vo,,, rnna i' "a r,riMay
ouen,e shout eleven o,clooi1 F a. pUur n;nhf
and rece;ved ;ninr;es WHICH r rosn,tod IN L.
Leah " fa,v honys octornord III
"oa'n " IL" No"' "i''i ""i"
The jewelry establishment of M. E.
Dickson, South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
h maS gu so0 nOS rs ns rs 4 Sunun ny, anu aoo
nou VI Poo,OO O ,, wo,.n VI JoTIS nno ,nieses
salneu . aoo S o.ioasn oeial seteial uools
.u anu meno iiTi ono s.ole W 'l"'her
un'h 'hey ieaoneo 'no Jewe"y s'ore,
On the 18th INST, siX-year old son OF
Jeremiah Mummert, living near Glen Rock,
Pa, was riding one OF the horses OF team
employed IN hauling lumber, when the horse
The boy was thrown off, and the wagon