The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-01
" injured. Florence F. War ner died

Death supposed to be from vertigo. VIM. j
Hollis, aged rs years, father-in-law of VIM
B. Baker, died near Bush Chapel.
10. Rev. G. G. Cronin. aged 70, formerly
of Hartford county, died near Fork. Susan
nah McGaw, widow of r. F. McGaw, of Har.
ford county, died at Smyrna, Delaware.
16. Perry Barnes caught two tons of rock
fish in his sbad seine, at Carpenters Point.
Charles Shrodes, in his Goth year, died near
Ncrrisville.
II. The body of an unknown white man
found near Osborn's crossing, P, W. and B.
r. r.
1S. Colored people celebrated Whit Mon
day, on the Fair grounds. Frost.
10. Richard Sheridan, aged "a, died in Bel
Air. Geo. G. Jeffrey, aged &c, formerly of
Bel Air and Forest Hill, died in Delta
Phoebe Hopkins, aged "a, wife of John M.
Hopkins, died near wilma. Jacob II. Creven-
stem, of Hartford county, died in Baltimore.
20. Mrs. Munnikhuysen, wife of James
Munnikhuysen, died near Fork. Infant son
of Frank Kimble, near Michaelsvile painfully
burned by walking into the embers from
brush pile.
90 Phoebe A. Greenfield, wife of A. II.
Greenfield, formerly of Bel Air. died at Ches-
tertown. Oliver Blair, aqed 70 years, died
suddenly at his home near Kingsville. Han
nah G. Thompson, wife of G.. G. Thompson,
died near Level
g. Dublin district Sunday School Con-
vention met in Darlington M. E. Church
%. George Daughton, aged 80, killed in
the Peerless Slate quarry, near West Bangor,
by large piece ofrock falling on his head. EN-
ma E. Emmord, aged 33, wife of Geo. EN-
mord died in Abingdon. Mrs. Elijah Jones,
in her SD year, died near Forest Hill.
g. William E. Townsley, of the Mountain,
while painting house fell and broke a rib.
81. Christina Kammerer, aged 70, widow
of Jacob Kammerer, died near Magnolia
Judge James A. Cooley, formerly of Hartford
county, died suddenly at Niobrara, Nebraska.
%. Directors Of M. G. R. R. indicted for
mansaughter, for causing the death of John
j. Martin, James A. Dodson, Benjamin
Sprucebank and Charles Watts by breaking
down OF Overshot trestle. George Fl. Kreiss
arrested on the charge of marrying negro
woman. He was released on his own recog-
nizance to appear at November court, which
he failed to do.
80. Elizabeth B. Fowler, aged So, died at
the residence of her stepson, Rev. Francis
Fowler, Hickory. Jane Washington, colored,
eyed 60, died near Abingdon. James A. Bull,
died near Black Horse.
80. Decoration Day. Little daughter of
Henry Kicks, formerly of Fallston, had her
thigh broken by heavy oak bench falling
on her.
JUNE.
2. Lizzie Whiteford, wife Of James H.
Whiteford, died.
3. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horn, of Sharon,
thrown from their carriage near Bel Air, by
a frightened horse, and painfully injured.
7. Robert Cover, aged rs years, died near
Bel Air. Laura V. Malick, aged %, wife Of
Geo. Malick, died at Franklinville.
s. The wife of VIM. White, died near
Dublin. Philip Warner, aged 83, died near
Dublin.
II. Rev. John w. Burkins, aged 33, form
erly of Hartford county, died at Windban, N.
Y.
12 George Rahll, aged 46, died near Fall
ston.
10. Laura Smith, aged 81 years, daug liter
of Mrs. Ann Smith, died near Prospect.
Charles B. Nelson, aged 80, died in Bush
River Neck.
IA. Childrens Day observed in many
churches. Irving ]. Sullivan, aged two and
a half years, son of D. T. Sullivan, of Van
Bibber, fell and broke his left arm. Ortho-
dox Friends meeting at Darlington.
15 Conductor John Casey injured by fall
ing from q freight train at Forest Hill.
II. Four cows killed by lightning on
Wilbur F. Wallis's farm near Forest Hill.
Frederick 81. Doepke, Jr., aged %, died near
Edgewood.
1s. Edward Winker, aged SO, son of John
Winkler, died near Emmorton. Sally Lowe,
wife of Franklin Lowe, and daughter of JOSH
ua Wright, of Hartford county, died near
Shane.
20. Ella Anderson, aged 33, wife of R. M.
D. Anderson, formerly of Hartford, died at
Elmer, NJ
81. Thomas H. STREET., aged 10, died near
Pylesville.
90. Martha Jane Burrell, aged A, wife of
Daniel r. Burrell, died in Bel Air. John H.
Scully, aged 80, formerly Of Hartford county,
died in Baltimore.
"a. Barnes Bros caught ! 500 lbs, of rock
fish in a seine at Carpenters Point Benja-
min Sawyer, aged 70, died near Emmorton.
Patrick Foley, of Baltimore counly, went to
Baltimore with his market wagon and dis
appeared He has never been seen since.
He was 46 years Of age and formerly lived
near Edgewood.
25. Tournament at Castleton. Amelia
johnson, colored, aged SO, wife of Shadrack
johnson, died near Churchville.
26 Commencement exercises at Bel Air
es of Havre de Grace High School.
%. Hugh Cunningham Whiteford aged
81. died near Cambria.
80 Isaac Standiford died near Clayton.
l. Sarah Jay, aged so, daughter of the late
Thomas Jay, of Hartford county, died at Fawn
Grove.
2. James Devoe, aged 49, died near Forest
Hill of grip.
8. Ernest Ley craft, aged IS, died of con-
sumption at the farm OF James Fl. Qninby,
near Hickory.
A. Independence Day. A patriotic and
spirited celebration at Aberdeen also at Nor
risville.
5. CathaIine Pennington, in her 92l year,
had family reunion at which were present
her five sons. one daughter, twelve grand
children, and one great grand child. Samuel
Fl. Bateman, aged 60, formerly Of Hartford
died at Woodbury..
6. james Cochran, aged 7s. died suddenly
near Abingdon. N, 90
z. Jacob Gray, mail carrier between Fall
ston and Monkton, killed between Taylor
and Upper Cross Roads, by his horse running
away.
8. Frank Crew while working on the
road near Fallston, was accidentally struck
on the head by pick and severely injured. .
9. Company d, Jackson Guards, left Bel
Air for Camp Douglass. 49,,
10. John Paca Mitchelrs barn and bar
rack, near Aberdeen, destroyed by fire. John
Paca Rice, colored, aged GA, died in Bush
River Neck Col. Robert Slidell Rodgers,
aged 49, died near Havre de Grace. He was
the eldest son of Commodore John Rodgers.
II. Mahlon Thompson, aged 70, dropped
dead in the road near his home at High Point
Prohibition party nominated ticket in Bel
Air. Barnes Brothers caught at Carpenter
Point II, $50 lbs. rock fish worth about
fifteen cents per pound. .-s
Is. A dwelling house belonging to Lloyd
Tydngs, in Abingdon, destroyed by fire.
Samuel F. Whistler, in his Goth year, died
near Fountain Green.
IA. Julia A. Jarrett, of JarrettsVille, cele-
brated her S0th birthday.
Is. The dwelling house of Paul A. Fleur-
ry, near Kingsville, struck by lightning, the
inmates knocked down but no one injured.
The barrack of L. Augustus Pyle, near the
Hickory, struck by lightning, set afire and
destroyed. Sow and five pigs near barrack
were killed. A dwelling house near Reck-
ord, occupied by colored family named
Ruff was also destroyed by lightning. Pat
rick Hushon, Jr., near Mill Green, painfully
gored by bull.
49, Barn and granary of John N Nelson,
near Federal Hill, burned. The residence of
Rev. G. r. Wannemacher, Philadelphia road,
broken into and robbed.
II. Mrs. Nancy Almony, 81 years of age
and blind, of Norrisville, fell down stairs and
fractured several rits. Rev. Albert E. Wal
lis, in his 4Slh year, formerly of Forest Hill,