The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-23
Death Of Mr.. Th0S. King Of KentOn.
SUDDEN ENDING OF A USEFUL. LIFE
He Fails Dead from His Carriage In
the Public Road.


rhe sudd.r and ,,o,,;,. a.o,b Of ur r,o,,,,
Kim, nr K.ntnu ia ths mot 1istrassin, ,n.
with hoe ocnurroa In uarford ,o,ntS ~,
lon, time ana hos oaussd aennino sors,,, ,'
ra,,s.t ,,har.,,ar h u,as l., s5,,r s, ~"
ahnnt moon Mr. KIM caiied ai Sanoton ~ y ;
alIam,s near Darlngion and ar,er ,sn,a n'
for oho,nt haifnn hnnr h,. s,ar,.d ~ hon,a NJ
and Mrs Allen invii,.d him IN ron,ai,, -, ,,'n
NOR NM IA. declined s.vi,,r ha ,ynntaI T., r,
home and dine with his hr9ther Mr. Jns.nh
kim who wns visiting him A flaw ,oinniss
.f,as he iert a Ii,tIa rnIo,ad .irI MIN, as ,.
yp.rs nlI ,yhn liy.. al Nr n,vi', n wiI.o,S
near deer i,r..k h,,d,r. came rn,ninv ,n a.
ALL, and s,iJ ,hni NJ Ein,, ha, = Nav w n,t
of his ,,rria,,. and uas lyi,,y in ito rn.J NJ,
AlI.,,s family r,u down The si..n mn tm,y,rds
n,,. rr,.l, h,,L,r. ana, fund Nr KIM i,inr o
h,s face in IN. r9nd n was ihonuht hi Ia
mad. , snnsmndir movement ,fier 1h,.y rn,chad
him. I'm, This is NOT certain In a sGort lime
t,, r,n,J x,s fl lad vim ,,.,,,,l, r,.,,,,,,i,r t
Harmony rhurrL ,nd iLr d,rn.st intar,.si ', waa
manifesIpd
The story of the coIored Girl ia that sbe w.s
standing on The Mn ny.rinntin,, ih,. rn,d anJ
saw MIR King veIfinp into Ills e,rritya G.,v
miuut.s uft.Tw,rds he Il n nuI iut tI. ,,,.,L and
,h,. horse trnItrI off Thrn sh,. ra,, ,n NJ
Aliens '''
Mr. KIM was carried bocL tn Mr. ALIENS and
nbysic,ns ,vpr. snnt far Dr " stnmn H.
wood came in a little Will, and nrnnaunred
Mr. King dead
10 ed at MIR X inu ,pit !,
yertivo to which h. was ,f timrs suhirct and
fell from the carrinUe mark in The 1ust and
n huitou torn from Ills coat some ard nhnva
the nlace where he was fnuud wonIJ seem In
Indicate This While The horse was in ,nntinn
me nrobahlv tried to Get into fin, carri,y" aaaj"
and sncceaSed He was hardly s,.a,sd ~ ha9 ha
again fell ont strikip@ The ground win sn much
free os to rnnse n severe contusin, on tho ri,rh,
FEMME n was The onininn nf Dr EnrwenL
TINT death was caused from yertiYn the fail NOT
heinz sufficient of Itself tn have r,suIt,d m NV
stamisnenns dnoth INV" ~ :"
his late hnme Ills hrnther NJ Erancis ~
Kiu,, of baltimore arrived SUNDAY .v,.niuy
with his daughter Miss Annie KinU ~
The fnneral took nIoce TuesL.v af,erno,,
from the orihndoy Friends, Nnctin,, IIousa
DnrIiuUtou The services hpoon win nr,yer IA,
Mr. Charles Y Thnmas Aunronriot, and f.n
inr remarks wrr. mad. no R.y 'G,.n 1 s,ntt
and Rev n " Wrath Of D,rlinwton pav NJ
A CoIh,un of Churrhyille. nr Ricbnrd n
Thomas nr BaItjmore and Mr. r. Y 'rho,oas
of Darlington, Besides the funeral cnrir~e ni
over 100 CARRIAGES MANY x,lkcd In Tho nnw Dam
etrrv wherr fhr intrrmeni link rj,cr and
Others drove directly ihrr. Altnv.iher poorI,
| 600 nrrsons attended IN. funeral Tha s.rvi
ces ot I'M. crave rnnsi.trd nf an innrnssira
prayer nv Rry Gen f. Scott and hrlpr remarks
by Dr. Tbomas The grave was lined win
ey.rvreens pmblematir of tho nnverdvin,r
SOM rl,r most nrntonud feeling wasayhibita5
and the deepest regret rypresseJ as very many
In lie lnIye assembiav. had heen th. r,.c,nianis
of Mr. Kings charity or kindly mhr.nce
The active pall-bearers were Messrs ID II
Thomas. Charles Y. Thomas. II Thomnsnn
ID F Shurr ID. r Wilson and A r G,Ih,eath
Hon Inhn IA Price and Mr. " A Ridout n,aro
honorary mall bearers
Amonu MIR Kings relatives from R.ltino,a
who were present were his b,oibers Mrssrs
Francis f. and ,Joseph Ring. Miss Annie KIM
Mrs. Thomas Carey, MIR James Carry Miss
Eliza ElIicott and Miss Mamie ElIicutt From
Bel Air there were MIR, Henry ID Fnrn,ndis ana
family and Dol Herman Sinmn
MIR, King was horn in Baltimore civ i'm lSaO
but has lived for many wears nt his beau,iui