The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-03-30
Local AFFAIRS.

Delegate McComas has introduced
bill to regulate the killing of wild tow
on the Susquehanna flats.
The Forest Hill w. c. T. U. will mec
at the home of Mrs. Mary Roe' on "eu
ncsdav, April +, at 80 P. M.
Delegate Oldheld has introduced {
hill to regulate the killing OF wild tow
in Cecil and Hartford counties.
Delegate Andrew has introduced
hill authorizing the indexing OF wills II
the Orphans Court OF Hartford county
Mr.. Iohn P. Nivens. of Whiteford, /:
suffering from a severe case of blood
poisoning, brought on from the effects O
burn.
Senator Baker has introduced bill
authorizing the trustees of Grove Preshy'
terrain Church to acquire lands adjoining
the burial grounds.
"A marriage license was issued IL,
Baltimore on Thursday to Mr.. SamDeI
Arthur Hickey and Miss Estelle Elizaoetn
Mitchell. both of Aberdeen.
A hill to make the high school at
Aberdeen an academy and carrying VIII
It an appropriation has passed the House
ofDelegates. 1t was introduced by Mr'
Andrew.
The eight hour telegraphers bill only
requires the signature of the Governor 10
NOW hecome law. 1t was introduced
and championed BY Delegate McComas'
of Hartford.
On Wednesday, Mr. Herbert BROOKS
Harkins and Miss Mary Helen Enheid'
both of near Forest Hill, were married at
the Bel Air Presbyterian manse by Kew.
S. S. Greenwich.
Mr.. George W. Taylor, a farmer
living near Perryville died on Tuesday.
He is survived by three children, one OF
his daughters being Mrs. May Hendricks,
of Havre de Grace.
Delegate Andrews bill providing LOT
FIVE county commissioners for Hartford
county. has now passed the senate ana
only requires the signature OF the IoVef-
nor to become law.
Judge Edwin II. Brown, OF Queen
Anne's county, suffered another stroke
ofparalysis on Sunday which caused his
death. Judge Brown was learned
iurist and ranked high with the fellow
members of the bench
The first quarterly conference OF
Tarrettsviile circuit will be held on Sunday
Anr;l /. Services at Salem Church at
A. NJ. and p. NJ La Grange, at 3 +.
NJ. Rev. ]. S. Farnsworth, of York Will
officiate as substitute for the presiding
elder.
A decree signed by Judges Burke and
VanBibber has been filed in the divorce
case of William A. Smith VS. K Helen
Smith. The application tor divorce has
been dismissed and the complainant is
ordered to pay costs and counsel tees,
aggregating about 81, POO.
Services will be held at the Fallston
Presbyterian church on next Sunday as
follows: Sunday school at z. NJ,
preaching at p. M. A missionary adj
dress will be delivered by the pastor at
o'clock. 1t will be Illustrated with a
number of views by lantern.
Rev. Iohn H. Jeffries, former junior
pastor of West Hartford circuit, but now
of the Highland NJ. E. Church, was mar
ried on Wednesday evening to Miss
Carrie Wilson Murray, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Murray, of Highland
town. The ceremony was performed by
number of the clergymen of the M. E
Church.
Governor Warfield has refused to in
terfere in the case of Isaac Winder, and n
will be hanged today at the Towson jail
Since last Sunday, the condemned maj
has practically given up hope of commu
tation and is preparing himself for TIL
end. His spiritual adviser is Rev. Mr.
Amos, who testified against his nephew
at the trial in Bel Air.
William W. Finney, canned good
broker, in his recent letter indicates ris
ing market on canned goods The Gu
price spots have all been cleaned up, AM
the supply for the next few months Wi
have to come from the holdings that ar
looking to better market. Future tc
matoes are quoted from ~ to 80 cent:
The market for corn is unchanged.
MFR. Charles w. Wilson and Mis-
Lena Maud Bradfeld, daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Everett J.. Bradfeld, both
Hayre de Grace were married on WEE
nesday of last week at the parsonage
Franklin street M. E. Church, Baltlmor
The ceremony was performed by tt
pastor, Rev. Edward Hays. Mr.. al
Mrs. Wilson left on a wedding trip.
The Baltimore Conference of the
Z. Church convened at Madison Aven1
Church on Tuesday night, The openir
was the occasion of the anniversary
the Epworth League. The conferen
proper began on Wednesday mornin
1t was presided over by Bishop Wilso
who took charge in the absence of Bish
CHI. Fowler, who is i'll at his home
New York.
We call attention to the adverti
lnent of the Miller Fertilizer Compa
which appears elsewhere in our column
This association is composed largely
Hartford people, its managing office
Messrs. Thomas II. Roberts and Jose
3. Hanway, both being well-known G
Gems. The reliability of its brands
fertilizers is wellestablished and needs
special, commentator.
AT Peruvian on Tuesday, the 10
gun club won the third and decid
target shooting match from the Prosp
Shooting Association, of Baltimore
IL targets. There were 10 shooters
each team, and Mr.. Edward DELAY
of Edgewood. was high gun for the Pc,
man BOYS. Other members of the lc
club were German, Ford, McKilrey,
Mitchell, Cord, Roberts, Gilbert, r.
Mitchell, Sutton, L. Towner, Whiti
Todd, Edmond and Hollis.
The proposition for Hartford
Cecil counties to take the old railr
bridge at Havre de Grace will proba
be allowed to remain open, as the LIE
lature has indicated that it will pas
BILL giving the company more u
before the structure will have to be
moved. Should the bridge be tut