The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-05-18

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II a,-se Trfduum at ST. Ignatius.
/! Iridium to commemorate the clcsir
i Iguaiius Church, Hickory, on Sunday
c closed On Tuesday. Father Frederick OF
ted.
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Smallpox In the County.
= A case OF smallpox is reported from
: Second district. The vic i'm is colored
who Ii. IL. :ro-a West Virginia. He has
IN Tx. ,m .,.,y ct Mr.. s. Griffin Davis
about two we,k. nr Franz Z. sni h:or
. county health officer hos tak"r RI re oil
case and quaran;in,d he msn IA 4 s
house upon Mr.. Davis farm about three r
fsom AherlG There Is 20 danger OF
been taken by both Mr.. Davis and the aut
ties.
No Money for DeHavens.
Under the above caption the Phiiadel
Times published on Aonday the following
patch from Washington:
"Let:ers are received daily at the Trea
Department asking about the money W
Jacob DehsSen loaned 10 the goyernmeI
l777.
INSCRIPTIONS claim agents are sen,
word to all the DeHavens that the gov
ment received $3.50 000 from Jacob, who
l u hntal in philufalnhiu and fhia with hi
terest, as accumulated into an immense
tune, to which the descendants are EMIT
| The Treasury Department declares that I
Is not now, nor ever has been, any none
the Treasury for the heirs Of Jacob DELAY,
| OBITUARY.
John p. SmiihSOn.
| Mr.. John L. Smthson, died at his h
near Cambria, Oh Sunday, after long illn
aged so years. lie leaves widow. He
buried on Tuesday al Centre Presbytel
Church, near Norrisviile
Nh. &. h. lakewood.
! Mr. Carl Bradcnbaugh Kirkwood, son
| VI . AMI Mrs. Rob,rt j. ki,kwooG, form,
| :: shaw. vile di, q at tie residence Of
patents, H. b ,ltimore, on Friday, after l.
illness, aged twenty three years, and
nuli=;l at Bethel Presbyterian Church on S
Jay.
| Jarrett Nelson.
| Tr. jarrett Nelson, enc Of the oldest IA
| ,rs in the nc;ghborhood of Waiie Hall, d
| suddenly at his home near that place
Thursday, May 10, aged 81 years. and ,
buried ii VerLon NJ. E. cemetery. On Sa.
day. Oce OF his soEs, Mr.. j. Thomas Nels
is Il resilient CT this county.
nsrs. Emma Elder.
Mrs. Emma Elder, wife Of Washingt
Elder, formerly of Noriisyi!ie, died at
hcme in New Market, Baltimore county,
Friday, of drops5, aged 62 years. Her h
band, son, ellsworth, al d a daught
Josephine, survive her. Sic was buried
New Freedom on Monday.
Conrad p. 4. Cook.
Mr.. Conrad z. G. Cook, a prominent re
dent of the Second district, died at his hol
near Hayre de GrIce, On Sunday night,
general debility, aged about % years. |
widow and two sons, Mr.. William f. Cook,
this county and Mr.. john l.. Cook, of Bal
more, survive him.
Frank Wilson.
Mr.. Frank Wilson, oldest son OF Mrs. Tn
wilson, died at his home ct Joppa on WI
mes lay, after a long illness Of consumptiC
He had been connected with the Frsnklinvi
mills for about twenty years, and was we
known 10 Hartford county.
Mrs. William A. BurkIns.
Mrs. Alice Il. Burkins, wife of NJ. Willis
A Burliins, died at her home near C-st!et
on Saturday, OF BrighL's Disease, aged thiIt
six years. She was buried at the Darlingt
cemetery ON Monday afternoon, R.v. K.
Murray Cfli:iAting
Mrs. Margaret FORESTER.
Mrs Margaret Forester. died at the hoI
Of her niece, Mis- Will m Day, Havre
Grace, on Tuesday Of last week, aged
years. Her funeral took place on Thursds
the services being conducted by Rev. A.
Waldo. The pail bearers were VI essrs. A.
SIymer, Robert Williams, John IL. Heato
George Bunce, August Begdolt aud E.
Drennen. The burial was in Angel II
cemetery.
MRS. Mary h. Carroll.
Mrs. Mary X. Carroll, wife Of C.p'a
Thomas Carroll, Of Havre do Grace, di
suddenly on Thursday OF last week, at I
home of her daughter, Mrs. Oakley p. Mite
ell, Stepncy, OF Bright's disease. Her hr
band, two sons, Harry A. and T. Mit'
Carroll, and three daughters, Mrs. Mitch,
and Misses Jessie IL and Lottie E. CARR
survive her. She was native OF Penps.
yania, but had resided in Hartford county
forty years. Her funeral took place on Su
day.
William Z. Monks.
Mr.. William Ellsworth Monks, Of ne
Cockeysvile, Baltimore county, died on Su
day Of typhoid fever. He was In his thirt
SIKH year anu sun VI l. e Ihle UOuE =. NOM
If near Bel Air, MI. lie has seven brothe
:nd three sisters who survive him, also a wi
aud three children. lie vas OF = quiet disp
siyicn ami genial in manner. His funeral to-
p!ace from Jessnp NJ. Z. Church, Revs. &.
Weede ana K n. Edwards officiating. lot,
ment was in adj ,ining cemetery.
john W. Beaver.
Mr.. John W. Beaver, died at his home
Have &c Grace on Sunday, after protract
illness aged 13 years. He was rative
Cecil county but removed 10 this coun
about 1870. In 1850 he was Appointed b Ill
of Havre de Grsce by MAJOR Hollis Courtn
and had been i'll official position since th
time. lis wife died about two years az
and lis health has gradually failed since III
event. A son, MIR. George Deaver, Of Ce
county, and daughter, Mrs. Lydia McCol
NOES, OF Camden, n. j., survive him.
Miss Berthe Myers.
The funeral of Miss Berthe Seneca Mye
tonk nIoca m Wpdnes1ay afternoon fro