The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-09-22
THE EGISAND INTELLlGENCER
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
No more the sparkling glass may foam,
No longer yield its cheer.
Sine jurors stern, with one accord,
Declare ambrOsia's beer.

"A shark, ABOUT tWelVe ieet long WAS seel
in the river opposite Havre de Grace, las
week.
-Copious rains fell throughout the county
on Tuesday aud Wednesday nights of thi'
week.
The sun will cross the line tomorrow
Saturday, when day and night will be Ct
equal length.
MIR. William b. jordan, Bailifr to the
grand jury, is seriously Ill with paralysis, at
his home in Dublin.
Rev. X. A. Css;lemsn, Of Bel Air,
preached two Interesting sermc-s in Emm T.
uel Episcopal church, Stauntor, Vs., last
Sunday.
"A large frame house on the farm of
Charles J. Bayard, near North East, Cecil
county, wa3 destroyed b. tce, Tuesday morn
ing.
The Jacob Tome Institute commenced its
annual session at Port Deposit on Wednesday,
There are a number of Hartford students en-
rolled.
Letters of Administration have been
granted by the Register OF Wills to Florence
Mellor and William NJ. Ward upon the estate
of Thomas Ii. Mellor.
MIR. j. $. b. DaingerfieId of the United
States Geological Survey, took his departure
from Bel Air on Tuesday, after a sojourn
here of several weeks.
"A slight frost was observed in various
parts of Hartford county, on the morning of
the 14th instant. No damage appears to have
been done to growing crops.
Mr.. Benjamin Williams, Of Taylor, was
kicked in the face by a colt, one day last
week, and badly dis6gured, his nose being
split open It's entire length.
Mr.. William E. Lewis aud Mrs Theresa
Wachsmith, both of Baltimore city, were
married at Perryman on Sunday, Rev. W.
A. Alrich, rector of st. Georges P. E. Church.
The posoffice at Aberdeen was on We'd
nesday designated a Presidential. postofice
and the salary Of the postmaster fixed at 81 900
a year, from October 1. Mr.. George W. Evans
is postmaster.
Mr.. John Il. Reckord has purchased q
lot of ground fronting 100 feet on Fountain
street. Havre de Grace, upon which to erect
q power-house for the electric light plant
for lighting the city.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet
on Saturday evening, September 3d. at the
residence Of Mr.. II. B. Bruins. The subject
announced for discussion is development OF
Meadows and Shade Therein"
The Gamers in Mr.. Isaac Robinson's
factory at Little Creek. Delaware, struck for
higher wages, on Thursday of last week. The
demand was refused and the men quit work,
but Mr. Robinson obtained men from Balti-
more.
"A valuable mare belonging to Mr.. James
T. Jones, of Casteton, was taken sick, last
week, and died notwithstanding the efforts Of
q veterinarian to save the animal. The
animals death was caused by paralysis of the
throat.
Tomatoes have been 30 plentiful In some
sections of Baltimore county this season that
the 10 to 20 cents bushel received for them
by the truck farmers will not pay for the fer
tilizer and labor required to grow them.
Mr.. and Mis-. William Grason celebrated
the third anniversary of their wedding at their
home in Harlisville, Cecil county, a few days
ago. A large number OF persons were present
including several from Havre de Grace.
Among the sixty-two cases which max e
up the docket for the October term of the
Court of Appeals, are the following from
Hartford county: BeDglesdorf VS. Hanway;
Klnehart VS. Howard and wife; Guy VS.. State
OF Maryland.
Properly sggregsting 312 acres, in
Marshall's district, was sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, at the Court House door, by Mr..
George A. Cairnes, auctioneer for Messrs. s. A.
and F. r. Williams. 1t was purchased by the
mortgages for $4,000.
On account of the necessary repairs not
being completed, the public school at Carea,
(Mt. Pleasant will not be opened until Sep
TENDER u.s. The increased attendance COM
PEELED an enlargement Of the school house,
which is comparatively a new one.
Barney Quinn, who lives near Fallston,
was caught in the railroad cut between Falls
ton and Baldwin. on Thursday oflast week. In
getting out OF the way of train he climbed
ur the side OF the cut, but fell down against
one of the cars and was slightly hurt.
Among the marriage licenses issued In
Baltimore, on Monday, were the following:
Arthur Paul Duyall, of New York, and Anna
Onion Mediuger, widow, Of Hartford county;
George W. Norris, widower, of NorrisVille,
and Matte Smith, widow, OF Baltimore.
The celebration of the Feast of Taber-
nacles began by all orthodox hebrews on
Monday evening. 1t is held in remembrance
of the forty-years wandering of the Israelites
In the wilderness, and is time, generally, OF
great rejoicing. 1t lasts for several days.
Henry Ford, of Principle Furnace, Cecil
county, was injured, on Monday night, by
jumping from fast train while under the
impression that be bad passed his station.
He arose seemingly unipjured and walked
home, but his physician thinks he is injured
internally.
Cards have been issued announcing the
approaching marriage Of Mr.. John Donnell
Smith, of Spesutia Island, and Miss Maud
Evans, Of Havre de Grace. The ceremony
will take place on Wednesday, September q,
atsP. NJ, at st. Johns P. E. Church, In
that city.
Mr.. Oliver 8. Anderson, Of Baltimore,
WAS married at Ascension 2. E. Church, in
that city, on the 14th instant, to Miss Mary
E. Gorsuch, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win A. Gorsuch, of Baltimore county. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A. 7. Pin
dell, of Baltimore county.
"A freight wreck occurred at Perryvillo,
on the line Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, Saturday night, that
DELAYED traffic for several hours. The acct,
dent was caused by several cars jumping the
track. Both tracks were blocked by the cari
which were piled upon them.
Captain Thomas ). Janney, a son OF the
late Johns II. Janney, Of this county, has
been elected captain Of Company b, Fifth
Regiment, M. N. G. Mr.. Janney is brother
of Capt. Stuart Janney, who served With the
Cuban army, before the Spanish war, snd
afterwards with the United States army il
Cuba.
Mr.. Isaac Robinson, OF Baltimore, former
" of Hartford county, has five canneries ii
operation in Kent county. His cannery a
Chestertown turns out 20 COO cans daily ant
gives employment to 125 hands, his payroll
there being 81, 600 week. 1t is estimates
that he will pay for produce and labor
least 100000 this year.
Sparks from passing engine set fire to
large pile of Georgia pine cross-ties at Eudc
wood, on the Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad
last Friday morning. Baltimore county III
engines extinguished the blaze, but severi
hundred ties were burned. The b. & l.. hay