The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04
Local o4ffairs.

-NcE. " imam AsSilt, "a " ''S'ihe va
will preach ut Avondale Christian
Church next Sunday, March 6. at !
o'clac, .. ii. All invited.
-Cautaiu X. L Bouidin, postmaster
If Ri y, has appointed Miss Rosa
Iiarn,~rscr, daughter of Mr.. Stewart
Hnrnh.r.,r j.: Sharon, as one of his as
si,t.nls.
A 1.icc.iu& If Hartford Chapter |. d.
I. will J. held IN Tuesday, March Sta,
at1lA Nj. at the residence OF Mrs.
Iaha C.. Rouse. Al members are request
eI :" h present.
Next Monday and Tuesday are the
lasc two days that the County Commits
s;,"erS will make transfers and ahatc-
racnts. Persons Interested should bear
tins announcement in mind.
-}ic>srs. lanes L. Dennis and Samuel
X. Dennis. both If whom are well-knowA
in this county, haveiormcd a partnership
f,rIhe practice u law. Their offices are
lo2 L. Lexington street, Baltimore.
-0a Monday. Thomas II. Robinson,
as attGtasg frr John " W;Igis, offered at
public s.,e a house and lot on Broad
wa. Il was withdrawn at bid OF
Sl,575 !. s. Richardson was the auc-
tioIscr.
--&sv !ohn Lee Allison, D. D., will de-
liver IL pai,u,ar lecture on character,
~ i,etnel Church, ON Tuesday, March 8.
1T 30 p NJ. No one can hear Mr. Ali
son wishout pleasure and profit. A
small admission ice Vii be charged.
In Monday, William II. Harlan,
tru. e, Id the Joseph c. Favour land.
caatai ~. 1876 acres ii land near Falls
toa. |. was purchased BY Stevenson a.
Williams for 81. 700 }. $. Richardson
was The aurtionecr.
--U:: Friday the motion for rev trial
in tic case Of Law renee Forwood, who
vas recently convicted Of violating the
local option law, was stricken out aud
sentence was suspended for one year, the
travcrser in the meantime to keep the
peas. ard pay All costs.
For the first sine in . number OF years,
al th1ce judges were on the bench on
Aioqdav. M cases were tried that day.
o. Tuesday, Judges Fowler and Burke
presided, Judge EanBibher being diS4nal
flied because Of having previously been
retained IS counsel i'll the case on trial
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
Dariin.to charge, NJ. L Church, will
t.,nvcn. AT Darlington on Saturday.
MARCIA :. at p. II, DR.. II. S. France,
Presiding Elder, will preach at Darling
ten on Sunday afternoon next at $40.
Til. usual preaching service at Thomas
Rln, IO.3OA vi.
Lieutenant Percy F. Archer, Of the
Marine Cores, mas recently undergone a
srccrs full examination for first lieute1l-
ant H was in Bel Air on Saturday
prtlnratory for IL two years service IN
thu Philippines. lie sailed yesterday for
thqi I..acr. and will hold the place OF
acting battalion Qnartcrmastcr.
-Iu.l=v and Mrs Samuel \. Maxwell
have issued announcements OF the mar
r;aac OF t,lci. ace, Miss Ava Maxwell
Jeffrey, and AR. Thomas Carroll Han
wa The wedding ceremony took place
ON Friiav, February 18th. Mr.. and
Mrs. iIaaway will be lat hon!c' after
March lst at their residence, 211S St.
Paul street. Baltimore.
--0a Tuesday the case Of Samuel 0. Ma
&c a..sinSt thc Maryland aud Pennsyl-
wanna Kaiiv1ad was taken up in court
before Judges Fowler and Burke. 1t was
tried before Jury The suit was insti-
tutcI T. rec yer damages for the alleged
1vrnnglai election OF the plaintiff from
passenger car. Whitaker and Carver APP
Feared lo- the plaintiff, and Williams for
the defendant.
The heavy rains followed by the
warm weather on Tuesday has given adj
,!ilinaal alarm to he residents of PoIt
ISuos;l and Havrc dc Grace. The ice at
thc former place is piled fifty feet high in
tha ns;ldl4 oi the river. Should the jam
below % cat first but little damage will
be Goac. Ii tic gorge breaks above,
however, there is no telling what the
outcome viii be.
The commission to build the addition
"a the Court House has been in consulta-
II III Wit, number Of architects regard
ing ne improvement. As a matter of
course TIE members of this profession
are very busy, as are also the builders.
Tie recent Baltimore fire may cause such
an advance in building material that the
commissioners may deem it wise to post
ponc tie commencement of the work IN
I'll nest wear. At any event the person.
mel O, the membership of the board
guarantees that the taxpayers will get
value received for their money.
The will Of the late Mary Keith has
been probated by Register Bay. After
leaving certain personal articles to her
daughter, Mrs August Martin, she di-
reefs her executor to convert all of her
estate into monev and distribute the pro-
cccds equliiy among her eight children
August Martin is named executor. The
paper is dated November IS, 1903, and
j. witnessed by George Y. Maynadier
and Charles 7. Carver. The appoint
1rent Of August Martin rs executor was
confirmed; bond So 900 H. Winfield
HAYS and ]. Calvin Amos were appoint
cd APPRAISERS Of the estate.
~. Miller Fertilizer Company, OF
which NJ Thomas II. Roberts is prcsi-
deus AMI NJ J. =. FIanway is vice-presi-
dent. lost 10Th it's plant and general of
i.cc~ in :he recent baltimore fire. With
cnmn cndabIc energy they have now Sc.
cured another factory at Canton and
have oscncd their office at ZIG n. Gay
street Although all their material was
ios. tiIer commenced filing orders or
Monday. From small beginning, this
has grown To be one Of the largest fcrti
}izcr companies in the South The fire
proved Il temporary setback, but brain.
and energy will soon make up for tht
loss, ami their many customers are aid
ing them in an early recoupment.
The Havrc de Grace Republican gives
he following information respecting the
new bridge across the Susquehanna Riv
or at that place: The bridge will he ad
cpuatc for two or more tracks; it will b
located noIh of the present bridge with
in n distance of three hundred and ffty