The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-01
SUMMARY OF LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first paqe.l

Continued from first page.
26. Eight freight cars demolished by &C
cident at Belcamp station B. and 0. Il. X:
az. George Smith, colored, painfully in
jured by bull near Bel Air. Large Demo
cratic mass meetings in Bel Air.
g. John Ray, of the Mountain, severely
injured while telling trees.
49, Democratic mass meeting at Hairs
Cross Roads, Tenant house on the farm o.
Jacob Hidt, near Jarrettsville, destroyed by
fire.
80. Miss Laura Hawkins died near Aber
deem.
81. Robert Davis, near Upper Falls, pain
fully injured by horse falling upon him
Miss Jane Anne Mitchell, aged IS, died neal
Bel Air.
NOVEMBER.
/. Only SON of William Wilson, Of Jeru'
salem Mills died.
2. Col. E. H. Webster taken seriously i'll.
Duck shooting season began.
g. Election DAY.
4. Slight snow storm at night. House OF
Frederick Tyson, near Kingsville, destroyed
by fire.
s. Matthew Norris, aged IS, died near
Cambria. Richard s. McKendless, aged 50,
died near Webster. George, son OF }. L. and
Susie Baldwin, died at Aberdeen.
6. Sheriff James S. Calder received his
commission Jerry Tobin's two children,
near Bush chapel, bitten by mad dog. Katie
j., aged six, daughter of Emory b. and jose
phine Tucker, died at ByDums station.
8. Elsie, aged 8, daughter of Wakeman
Jordan, died OF diphtheria. Elmer Wells,
aged 90, died at Perryman. Harry Garrett
son died at Perryman.
g. November court began. Letlta Jones,
wife OF Joshua w. Jones, died near Scarbo-
rough. Miss Margaretta Eevering, aged 80,
died near Rockford.
10. MIR. and Mrs. Wakeman Jourdan's lit
lie son, aged 4, died of diphtheris, Francis
Smith, aged 60, buried at ST. Ignatius', Hick-
DRY. Number of dogs, in Havre de Grace,
biltenF by a mad dog. Abraham Otter
Hitchcock, in his Goth year, died near DRY
Branch church. Thermometer 65 degrees,
highest during the month.
IA. Bessie Jeffrey. near Fallstcn, thrown
from the keyboard of wagon and her leg
broken Annie p Silver, aged SO, widow OF
James Silver, died near priesthood Bridge.
10. Charles Bearsch, aged 16, accidentally
shot and killed himself with gun near Mag
nolia.
IS. Thermometer 20i degrees above zero;
fall of 40 degrees in 20 hours.
10. Canning house of Joseph Arthur, near
Glenarm, destroyed by fire.
20. Edmund Mitchell, aged "a, died near
Aberdeen Ulysses A. Ebaugh, aged %. for
merly OF Bel Air, died in Baltimore. Col. b.
F. Taylor's barn, near Kingsville, destroyed
by fire. Thomas Donahue, 107 years old,
died near Reckord.
81. James Chesney, of Bel Air, injured by
falling from scafolding at Sparrow's Point.
john d. Wilson, aged SO, died at Forest Hill.
%. Mary L. Motson, aged %, wife of
James Motson, died near Mcintyre postof-
flee. James L. Gorrell, aged 50, formerly of
Boothby Hill, died in Baltimore. Attempt
to wreck railroad train at Hartford station,
Band o. r. r.
49, Catharine, wife of Henry Kerlinger,
aged rs, died near Stewartstown.
"a. A little daughter of Ariel Harris, COL
ored, fatally burned near Bel Air.
26. Thanksgiving day. George Boyd, of
Havre de Grace. aged 10, found dead in the
woods, near Wesleyan chapel, having acct
dentally shot himself New Asbury M. E.
Church as Jarrettsvlle dedicated.
81. Grand military ball in Bel Air, given
by Company D, NJ. N. G.. Members of the
family of William NJ Scarborough, near Mill
Green, poisoned by drinking decocIion of
Jamestown weed. The barn of Mrs. Hays, in
Stony Forest, burned.
80. Thermometer IA degrees-the lowest
during the month.
DECEMBER.
l.. William s. Forwood, Jr., sworn in as
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
2. Frank Sturr's chair factory burned at
Aberdeen.
4. A man named Unik bitten by mad
dog mar Abingdon.
5. Sunday school Convention in Dublin.
6. Harry E. Mitchell, aged 40, died near
Perryman. Christopher Hey, aged 35 died
near Highland.
z. John w. Barton, James M. Cain and
Hugh T. Bay again sworn in as Judges of
the Orphans court A. ]. Day painfully in
jured by being thrown from carriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan Mitchell celebrated their
tin wedding near Aberdeen. Clark c. Kin
scy, aged II, died near Prospect. William
Flahar Y, aged 65, died near Cambria. Rev.
8. A. Hobiizell painfully injured in Bel Air.
Hugh A. Friel, compositor in The Eggs Of
fee, fell and broke his leg. Septimus Ed
ward Norris son of the late Septimus and
Cassandra Stump Norris, died near Phila-
delphia
8. William T. Cronin, aged 66, died near
Peiryman. Nancy Whiteford, aged 49, widow
of James Whueford, died near Harkins'
p0stoffice. Mad dog scare at Darlington.
g. Israel NJ. Wheeler died near Hickory.
II. The stores of James A. Fulton and
James C. Young, Bel Air, broken into and
robbed.
10. -Four men captured near Towson for
robolng stores in Bel Air. Michael Havland,
aged 33, died near Abingdon.
IA. Alonzo WaAeland, aged 35, del near
Caisins' Run.
Is Bessie, aged z, daughter of D. Train
or Archer, died near Singer.
Is. Mr. aud Mrs. Cornelius Courtney Gel
ehrsied their silver wedding near Mlchaes-
Vile
II. Maggie Vngts, aged II, died near
Shawsville.
IS. Second Lieut.. Thos. G.. Forwood
elected First Lieut.. of Company ID; first ser
geant james f. Lingan elected Second Lieu
tenant Mrs. james Shay aged 80, died at
Fallston.
10. J. P. Delawder's store at Franklin
vile robbed and burned.
90. Catharine w. Dietrich, aged 50, died
at Hartford Furnace.
%. Jefferson Weaver injured while cut
ling wood near Dublin. Store of Osborn &
Co. at Aberdeen, robbed
%. Harry Williams, one of the men ar
rested for robbing stores 10 Bel Air, escaped
from Jail. Sophia Crew, aged IS, died near
Dublin.
"a VIM. Scarf, aged 76 died at Stockton
1t cannot be denied that Salvation Oil is the
-, Co.. D-ia