The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-06-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MIR. Hugh c. whiteford, the oldest voteI
in stearns precinct lie reported seriously i'll.
Editor McCombs of the Havre de Grace
Republican, was a welcome visitor at the fgt
office on Tuesday.
MIR. John II. Engle is repairing barn TO-
Mr. s, A. Williams on the McComas property
near Upper Cross Roads.
Among the graduates at the Maryland
Law School was Charles Lee Merriken, grand
son of Mr.. Wm. Lee, of Bel Air
The Nouparel base ball club, of Aberdeen
will play the Monumcntal's of Baltimore, to
morrow, Saturday afternoon, at $50
Among the graduates at the Western
Maryland College are Thomas Crawford Gal
breath and Albert Norman Ward, of Jarretts-
vile.
-Messrs. s. A. Williams and William B.
Baker have been selected as two of the dele
gates to the National League of Republican
Clubs.
Mrs Greenland and son, Of Carsins' Ru n
were both slightly injured by being thrown
out of their carriage last Monday, near
Schuck's Corner.
-Children's Day services will be held at the
Bel Air Methodist Protestant church Sunday
June 10th, at P. NJ. and at Mt. Carmel on
the same day at 8 p NJ. and Union Chapel
June SD at P. NJ.
John Malone mail carrier between Oar
lington and Havre de Grace, had his spine Sc
verely injured by being thrown from his bug
gy by runaway horse, last Friday. He was
taken to Port Deposit for surgical treat ment.
An excellent race programme has been
arranged for Saturday afternoon, June %, at
the Bel Air fair grounds Some of the best
horses in the county will be entered in the
trials of speed. Full particulars will be given
in next week Is issue.
One of the best contested games of base
ball ever seen at Aberdeen was played on
Saturday afternoon between the Nonpariels
and Peabody's of Baltimore. 1t took eleven
innings to decide the result. The score was
to in favor of the home club.
On Tuesday Mr. Daniel F. Callahan, of
Creswell, sued out writ OF Mandamus
against the County Commissioners to compel
them to appoint him tax collector of the first
district in place of John G. Gibson. The
court will hear the case on the 18th in
slant.
Deputy Revenue Collector Harry W.
Shure was attacked. while in discharge of his
duty late Monday afternoon, at Acton's Park,
Anne Arundel county, by three men unknown
to him. Mr.. Shure has been unable to per-
form duty since from the effects of the en-
counter.
Mr.. Harry q. Holloway, of Perry man who
has been studying architecture at Maryland
Institute for the past four years was graduated
Tuesday evening He was the recipient OF
the first Peabody prize of sixty dollars. This
is the highest honor and prize conferred on
students in this department
The entertainment given on May 25th, at
Fallston by Miss Lille Pennington and her
band of willing workers was quite success.
Although the evening was unfavorable there
was good audience. The little tots did both
themselves and teacher great credit. 1t is
good work and the class is still growing.
this weeks 4Egis that he has opened his
shores at Otter Point for fishing, Grabbing,
rowing and sailing. The genial Captain is
so well-known to our readers that it is un-
necessary for us to say that good care will be
taken of them and everything done which will
add to their comfort and pleasure.
james Toner was shot and killed last
Monday night in Baltimore by some unknown
person. lie was running away from police
officer who attempted to arrest him. Toner
was a rough character. 1t will be remember
ed that he and three companions assaulted
the crew of freight train at Van ibber about
three years ago. They were arrested by the
crew, aided by Mr.. TIL. Sullivan and BROTH
ers. While being conveyed to Philadelphia,
Toner and two of his companions jumped
from the train. Toner and Donnelly were re-
captured. They were tried in this court and
acquitted.