The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-06

| x. ReV. Mr.. tIt2t lmmonS installed
as pastor of Deer Creek Harmony
Presbyterian Church.
-. Friends quarterly meeting at
Darlington,
%. Anna McCausland, wife of Mar
Gus McCausland, died near Macton.
"A. \. 7. 5. G. K. Convention met
III Bel Air.
p. Building association organized
at Norrisville
y. Severe thunder storm at Bel Air.
Thomas Hillen Wiley, aged 40, died
at Spring Grove Asylum
20. Professor Elmer J. Cook, of
pennsylvania, elected Principal of
| Bel Ain Graded School.
| 80. Asbury Ruff, colored, committed
suicide near Fallston by shooting
! himself.
l. Severe rain and hail storm 8
| Forest Hill and northward.
| 3. William Preston's barn, near
| Webster, struck By lightning.
4. Alfred Cartwright. aged go years,
died suddenly in Delta.
| 6. Officers of Loyal Council, Jr. O.
| I. \. NJ. elected in Bel Air.
!. John Kelly died in Havre de
Grace.
s. George w. Kenly, aged IS years,
d ed near Gleuville.
10. Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. johnson, died in Bel ar.
Mary Ethel, aged five wears, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and " "a. ". Gali.p,
| died near Perryman
70. Kate Ford, infant of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin F. Hanna, formerly of
Bel All, died in Baltimore.
| II. Unsuccessful attempt to blow
up the machinery at Proctor Bros
slate quarry at Delta with dynamite.
IA. Mrs. Annie P. Gorsuch, wife Of
| DIR. J. +. H. Cor uch, died near Fork.
-. Miss Mary Taylor's stack-yard,
at Cole, struck by lightning and three
wheat stacks burned. John Tayson,
near Churchville, thrown from hay
rake by runaway team, caught and
dragged.
16. Brilliant display of Northern
Lights. Adams Express Co. robbed
of $1,000 at HAVE de Grace. by AL
bert Mitchell Race meeting at
Berkeley Driving Park.
Il. Seventy-fifth anniversary of the
dedication of st. Johns Church,
kingsville.
IS. jeremiah Lynch, aged 10, son of
James Lynch, died near Hartford Fur
mace
49, Hartford Sunday School Conven-
ton met in Bel Air. VIM 7. Paca,
aged two years, son of James W. Paca,
formerly of Hartford, died in Balti-
! more.
| 20 Christian T. Darlington, aged rs
years, died near High Point. Ben
nett II. Barnes, son of Silas w. Barnes,
4 of 4 har1anr1 hiffan hr-
| He was taken to the Pasteur Institute,
! New York, where he recovered.
%. John 4. Canon, aged 50, former
| ly of Perryman, died in Baltimore.
%. Mr.. and Mrs. John Slime, near
Hickory, celebrated the 49th anniver-
sary of their marriage. Democratic
ratification meeting at Jarrettsville.
| 26. Hottest day of the season ther-
mOmeter 100 degrees in the shade
| VIM. f. Brown. aged 3G years, of BAL
timore, died near Singer.
-. Thomas H. Wiley's barn, near
Jarrettsville, destroyed by lightning.
| Augustus Mahan's house, near Forest
Hill, and Fred. Shriver's cottage, near
Clayton, struck by lightning. Pie
mic and tournament at Old Baltimore,
by order of q olden Cham Mrs. Ann
Denney Orsburn, aged SO, widow of
Benjamin Grsburn, died at Clayton.
%. Carsin's Run camp opened.
81. William Galloway. aged 20, died
in Bel Air. Emma V. Stokes, aged j,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs n. Oscar
Stokes. died near Jarrettsville.
| 80. Mrs. Andrew Everett, near
Cooptown, injured by lightning.
81. Heavy rains. Railroad track at
VanBibber washed out. Oliver Thorn
as and John Adams slightly injured
by lightning near Prospect. The
houses of Ben Pearson, colored, In
Abr on, and Arthur Thomas. at
Berkeley, struck by lightning,
| AUGUST.
/ .. Heavy rains in 4th district Hiss
Sallie Robinson, daughter of the late
John Robinson, of Harfor,., died at
| the Johns Hopkins hospital.
>. Judge John Fl. Price, aged 81,
died near Darlington.
| 4. Horse belonging to James Poole,
near Hickory, killed by lightning.
). James f. Reynolds, aged 90, died
at Churchville.
! s. Robert S. Kelly, aged 7G, died
near priesthood Bridge.
0. The decomposed body of Cole
man Slice found in his house at Aber-
deem. Joseph Jones, aged rs, died
near Cedarville.
10. Severe electrical storm at Bel
Air.
II. Joseph o. Coale, Sr., aged 20,
died in the Big Woods. Charlotte 4.
Konning, aged 20, wife of Jacob Bon
ling, died at Abingdon.
- Jacob Booming, aged "a, died at
Abingdon.
-. VIM. H. Rawhouscr, aged 81,
died ut Aberdeen. Elizabeth Colgan,
aged 90, died near Reckord
II. Oil painting OF st. Mark in the
Roman Catholic church, at Fallston,
: solemnly blessed by Rev j. j. Dillon.
IS Tenant house burned on VIM.
Il. Clark farm, near Mcintyre.
IL. Annie Schwab, age so, died at
Michaelsville Rev. Mr. Driven. aged
81, editor OF the Aberdeen Enterprise,
died ut that place.
30. John Barnett stricken with pa
rA!ysis at Delta. Matte L. Hess, in
FAINT of VIM. E. and Jennie Z. Hess,
| died near Jarrettsville. Alonzo II.
Jarrett, aged 4S, died near Jarretts-
vile.
p. VIM r. Glass, aged 50, killed by
lightning i'll his barn, near Magnolia.
Barn also destroyed. Walter Walters,
| cOlOECil, SIlOl WOltIltleI III
fray at Bynum Camp.
%. Republican Count Convention
in Bel Air.
90. II. G.. Osmond's residence in
Havre dc Grace, burned.
"a Andrew Turner, aged so, died
near Black Horse.
, % James IL. Quinby, aged GG, died
, near Bynum station.
-. Tournament and races at Bel
= Air Fair Grounds.
: %. Cornelia A. Walker, wife OF
Jacob p. Walk r, died near Webster
John r. Kirk, aged Sc, died suddenly,
near Churchville.
30 George 4. Baker, of Hartford
, county, nominated for Cong .e.s 10y
Re publican Convention in Baltimore
= Continued in oar neat
T4RIETIES.
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