The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-11

Tho MARYLAND and Pennsylvania
Railroad has discontinued the train lraV-
ing Baltimore at 1885 A. NJ. and Bel Air
at 90 p. Nj.
MIR. ]. W. Taylor, of Carca, delivered
a temperate, address i'll the North Bend
Prcsby terrain Church on Tuesday evening
last. There was large attendance and
great interest was manifested.
| -Alease has been recorded i'll the Clerk 5
Office from the Henry Rcckord Manutac-
turing Company to the Baltimore i'idel-
ity Warehouse Company, of Delaware,
for the large warehouses at the railroad
station i'll Bel Air.
The Board of School Commissioners
has 1T its disposal two free scholarships
to the State Normal School, No. ., at
Frostburg. Particulars regarding the
same can be obtained by applying to
Examiner Wright.
The circus brought many people to
town on Wednesday despite the inclcment
weather, IL was ~ iiNS't 49,
older ones explain how they had Just
come to bring the children Saw dust
rings have their attractions both to
young and old, and everyone might as
we'll admit the truth.
MIR. Charles Morse, an employee OF
the Hartford and Peach Bottom COM
pauv, near Delta, had his foot and leg
caught by large rock which he and
some other workmen were engaged III
moving. The injury was of so serious 4
nature that he was taken to hospital
in Baltimore. 1t was at first feared that
amputation would be necessary, but his
physicians now hope to avoid the same.
On Saturday, William Floyd, Il resi-
dent of Bryansviile, Pa, was struck by
a telephone pole, on the Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, near Baltimore,
while protruding his head from one OF
the cars. He had been on an excursion
from Red Lion to Druid Hill Park and
was in one of the eight packed coaches.
He was immediately taken to the hospital
but died while on the WY. An inquest
was deemed unnecessary by the coroner.
The base ball game in Bel Air tomor-
row, Saturday afternoon, promises to be
one of the most interesting of the season.
The visitors will be the Wa"er!y Athletic
Club, of Baltimore. This team is COM
posed of picked players, many of whom
belong to the Maryland Athletic Club,
the strongest i'll the State. The Bel Air
boys have no fear and will play their
hardest to win out. 1t is hoped there
will be large turnout OH the part ofthe |
patrons, as the game will be a most OK
citing one. The batteries will be, Bel
Air, Downing and Sewage, Wavcrly. |
Pilling and Nlilliman.
The Bel Air base ball team was de-
feated in an exciting game at VanBibbcr
on Saturday by the home team, the score
being two to one. Ruldy, of the home
team, was invircible, holding the Bel Air
team down for five innings without hit !
and striking out nine men. At the ending |
of the fifth inning huge black cloud hung
over the field. and just as the Bel Air
team had finished their half of the sixth
inning, making two hits and scoring one
run, heavy rain set i'll. After waiting
half an hour and seeing there was no
possibility of continuing the game, the
umpire called the game back to the fifth
inning The fielding Of both teams was
gilt edge. Bowling, of Bel Air, pitched a
good game. The features were the play
ing of Kaufman at third for EanBibbcr,
and fine running catch in right field by
Earring, of Bel Air.