The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-07-18

The hay crop this year has been unusually
heavy, and large yields are reported Mr. B. \.
Hanway had three tons to the acre on part of a
field. Mr.. Horace B. Twining, of Forest Hill,
cut Sc tons of prime timothy hay from ~ acres.
Mr. VIM. J. Williams, who was seriously
injured by falling from load of hay, In Mr..
Richard Parry's hay field, South Delta, last week,
is improving. Mr.. Parry was killed and another
man was slightly hurt.
The marriage of Miss Mamie e. Munroe TO
Mr.. Augustus A. Piper, OF the Towsontown bar,
formerly of Emmorton, was announced TO lake
place in the First NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, on
Thursday evening, July II.
james Toner was arrested in Baltimore, last
week. charged with maliciously iDjuring and
partially destroying car of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, near VanBibber STA
ton, in Hartford county, June 20.
AT the Corn and Flour Exchange, on Mon
day, Mr.. Z. Bosley Littig was appointed on the
CORE committee and Mr.. 7. MUIR Maynadier on
the rye committee. Mr.. Littig and Mr. May
nader are both Hartford county men.
"A pleasant pic mic took place at Mr.. j. W.
Gladden's Grove, at the Rocks, last Wednesday.
About sixty couples from the neighborhood
Fawn Grove and Delta were present, splendid
ice cream was served by Mr. ]. W..Gladden,
and all were happy.
-Whooping cough in an aggravated form is
said to be prevalent in the upper part of Mar
shall's district. Among the families where it
exists are those of Nicholas Fletcher, near Cler-
mont Mills, w. A. McCann and David Heaps,
near Bradenbaugh.
-Asel Singleton, Jr., was arrested last We'd
nesday, for taking horse from the field of Mr..
Thos. Beaver, near Glenville. He was taken be-
fore SQUIRE Walters who committed him for the
action ofthe Grand jury. Constable Forsythe
brought him to Bel Air yesterday, and he was
placed in the Jail, of which he is the solitary
tenant.
Bishop Coleman, of Delaware, OBLIGATED in
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Churchville,
last Sunday morning and night at st. James,
Trappe, in the afternoon, and in Grace Memoir
ial Church, Darlington, on Monday evening.
Bishop Coleman, while in the county, was the
guest of his friend, Rev. E. A. Colburn. rector
of Holy Trinity parish.
The Breakwater churn, for which Mr.. David
Hanway, of Bel Air, has the agency for Hartford
county, appears to be very useful labor-saving
invention. In actual tests it produces more
butter than any other churn, and in from one
sixth to one-tenth the time. 1t is simple de-
vice and is attracting the attention of dairy
men. The advertisement in another column
will be read with interest by butter-makers.
An operetta, "The Voices of Nature" was
given at Moore Bros Hall, Fallston, last Wed
nesday night, for the benefit of Fallston Libra
ry. The attendance was quite large, about 400
people being present. The performance, which
was in charge of Mrs. j. Wilson Moore, was
we'll rendered, and the audience were delighted.
The parts were taken to represent frogs,
bees, birds and flowers. While ell were coed
the flowers especially deserve credit for the
manner in which they acquitted themselves.
ANOLD lNHABITANT.-Last Sunday Nh. W.
R. Holloway picked up, in Wash House woods,
near Stafford. land terrapin, on whose back
was inscribed "H. Z. =. 1852" The initials are
those Of Mr.. Hollowsy's uncle, Henry c.
Stump, who formerly owned the property
where the terrapin was found. He died in
1872.
PERUVIAN ITEMs.-Tramps broke into the
station at Perryman, last Thursday night, and
secured about "a in money.
Rev. Mr.. Wannemacher, has been elected
pastor of the Lutheran church, at Perryman,
and officiated last Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gallup had a valuable horse
struck and killed by lightning last week.
CROPS IN HARFoRD.-The July crop reports
prepared for the Baltimore Sun, give the follow
ing for HarArd:
Corn looks we'll and promises good crop.
Many fields of wheat are much damaged by
blight; twenty per cent Of the heads turned
black and the grain in them Is worthless owing
to excessive rain. Oats are very short and sickly
looking. A very poor outlook for good crop
Fruit is almost failure.
Rooms TO LRT-Last Saturday Bel Air Jail was
emptied of Its only prisoner, John Wilson. who
was charged with the robbery of Michael, Keen
&c Co.'S store aud postoffice, at Perryman.-
Among the articles stolen were quantity ofpost
agcstnmps, and for stealing these United States
marshal took him 10 Baltimore for trial in the
United States Circuit Court.
HARTFORD TEACHERS AT BAY RIDGE -Har-
ford county was we'll represented, last week, at
the meeting of the State Teachers Assoca-
ton at Bay Ridge, by the following:
School Examiner John ID. Worthington and
wife, Miss E. G. Buckley, Miss Sadie Hilberg,
Miss Lillian Woodall, Misses Emma and Annie
Middendorf, Miss Annie Cramblitt, Miss Hattie
Ia Mary
Hamilton, Miss Mamie Robinson, Miss Alice
Glacken. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Brown and
Mr.. Charles H. Glackin.
A HORSE AND CARRIAGE TUMBLE Down
BANK.-Last Saturday night as Mr. Fred. P.
Carroll was returning home from Il festival at
Lapidum, in a carriage with two young ladies,
the party met with a perilous accident. The
night was dark and az Mr.. Carroll was driving
up the steep hill near Lapidum, his horse got
off the road and the horse carriage and its occu-
pants rolled over sloping bank about fifteen
feet in depth. Neither MIR. Carroll nor the ladies
were seriously injured, although they were
somewhat bruised, nor was the horse hurt. The
carriage was wrecked.
WOULDN'T ANswER.-Mr. Harry Foard, Of
Aberdeen, was released on $500 bail on Monday
by United States Commissioner Rogers for
hearing on Wednesday, on the charge OF refus-
ing TO answer the questions of the census enum-
orator Mr.. Foard is a member of the firm OF
Foard Bros, packers of canned goods, and he
says he was asked questions in reference TO his
business which it WAS impossible to answer
Sun.
The constitut ional right of census officers to
compel citizens to answer inquisitorial questions
pertaining to their private business affairs is, to
say the least, doubtful. To arrest and punish
man for an otfense of this character is an act Of
tyranny.
OAGaSIzATyoN OF BANK.-fhe Miles VA
tionsl Bank has been organized in Delta with
8. B. Miles, 4. 8. Parke, H.R. Lloyd, John Ma