The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-15
The Eals and 1ptellieencer.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Iuc lduits VI noSh SPaibs
$S5 at their recent festival.
The lines OF the Home Te!ei hone Gem
1anS have been extended to Shswsville.
The work of excavsting for the new
Second National Bank OF Bel Air, was begun
on Wednesday.
Mr.. John o. Stearns was en- Thursday
elected as clerk to the House OF Correction,
vice Mr.. John E. Carver.
.cbildren's Day service will be held al
the Fallston Presbyterian Church, Sunday
night, June II, at 8 P. Nj.
MIR. Andrew Bodt who wss badly injured
while telling tree recently, has been removed
to his home near Churchville.
Mo. d. j. Shanahan has purchased the
material in the Old Ring Factory, and will
use portions Of it in the new Bank.
Mrs. John Rush Street, of Taylor, has
sold her Interest 10 the CentreriHe Observer 10
MIR. Lemuel Dunbracco, Of that town, fer
$1,000
--The Fomc Telephone Company have cx-
ten led their lines 10 Shaw syille, and direct
communication can now be Lad with that
neighborhood.
Maryland Conference, will preach on Sunday
ct Grace Church, Bel Air, at II A. NJ, and at
Union Chapel, Wilma, at z. n.
The W. j. c. Da!any Company, of Bati-
tim1re, donated through Mrs j. W. Bradford,
box Of articles to be sold at the bsZar of the
Fresh Air Society Lcld this week.
A black snake, four and half feet long
was killed in front of Mr.. T. Howard Ham
ways store on Main street and Port Deposit
Avenue, by Mr.. Charles s. Jones on Wednes-
day morning.
A large number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fl. Galbreath rendered them
surprise party on june 4th, at their home near
Macton, it being their tenth anniversary or
tin wedding.
Anthony Bond and Caroline Young, both
negro residents of Bel Air, were arrested on
Monday by Officer Guillot, charged with being
dlsorderly. Justice Hawkins fined them each
one dollar and costs.
We have received an exceedingly hand
somo Menu card, the heudiwork Of Mr.. j.
w. Maxwell, now of Atlantic City, N. j.,
but formerly a resident OF Hartford county
1t 10 d. cidedly ''thiDg of beauty"
Letters testamentsry upon the estate Of
Matilda A. Kelly have bsen granted by the
Register of wills to Andrew Kelly; and letters
Of administration upon the estate Of Franklin
Rgdon, to Priscilla and Nathan Kigdon.
The thanks of The 1Egis force are rendered
to Mr.. Charles A. AcGaw, the genial proprie-
tor Of the Eagle Hotel, for a supply of the
finest and largest Strawberries which we have
seen this season. They were raised in the
hotel garden.
The commencement of Fallston school
will be held on Saturday, June 90, 1900, at 8
P. NJ. There will be two graduates, Mary Z.
Favour and Margaret V. Favour. The d.
plomas will be delivered by Mr.. Thomas II.
Robinson, CT Bel Air.
Lewis NJ. Csrlile. of Havre de Grace, has
filed In the Circuit Court through his counsel,
Mr.. z. L. Hopper, bill asking for divorce
a rinculo natrimonU from his wife, Rosa E.
Carlile, alleging desertion. They were mar
ried in July 1892 and have no children.
Mr. David w. A. Orr, who has been a
frequent visitor to Bel Air, while attempting
to board trolley car at the corner OF Fayette
and Charles streets, Baltimore, on Saturday
while the car was in motion, was thrown TO
the ground and so badly injured as to cause
his death.
Mrs. Fannie A. King, of Bradenbaush,
he. LA In, fha
her counsel, Mr.. Walter W. Preston, asking
for a divorce mensa ct horo, from her hus-
band, Rudolph King, alleging cruel and
harsh treatment. They were married in 1876
and have three children.
DIR. and Mrs. c. E. Ruth OF Keokuk,
Iowa, arrived In Bel Air on Friday IL All auto
mobile. The threatening storm delayed them
here until evening, when theT steamed off.
The carriage, which had travelled from New
ark, Delaware, that morning, was run by an
engine, the steam being generated by gasoline.
Two valuable horses were struck by
lightning and killed, during the storm of
Monday night on the farm of Mr.. Joseph K.
Spencer, near Stafford. they were found
lying c!osa together beneath a small Wild
cherry tree. They belonged to Mr.. Robert j.
Toliinger, tenant of Mr.. Spencer ard we've
valued at $3.50.
States Attorney James w. McSAbb, ae-
companiel By Messrs. j. Thomas c. Hopkins,
Sterling d. Rosan and Fred. K. Williams,
went to Aberdeen on Tuesday and surveyed
the ground where the Black assault took place
last February. A plat will be made in time
for the trial Of the negro, which will take place
In Criminal Court, No. 2, Baltimore, on Wed
nesday next.
--Elwood Dorsey and James Jamlson, both
colored, were arrested last week and taken
before Justice Norris charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and disturbing public
worship at Fairview A. NJ. E. Church. An
additional charge Of carrying concealed
weapons was made against JamisoD. Dorsey
was fined S. and costs, amounting to SCI and
Jamison's tiue and costs amounted to $3l.
Both negroes were committed to jail in de-
fault Of payment.