The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-10-26

| tive celebrations are hndlng FAVOR. vi
this suspicious night, we hope that every
one who engages in The festivities will
bear in mind the precepts of the Colder
Rule.
Miss Ben Olcil, native of Jerusalem
and a noted authority in her speciality
will speak in the first Presbyterian
Church. Bel Air, on Sunday evening
October %, of THE Bible Land, 1t:
People and Customs This service will
be illustrated by various oriental cos
tunes and matters peculiar to the people
of Palestine in Christs day. Miss Olei
has spoken in the largest churches in our
land to the great edifcation and delight
of Christian people.
Sheriff Reasin had John Smith before
Justice Norris on Wednesday, charged
with the larceny of horse from E. RAN
dolph Rutledge Mr.. Smith brought a
counter charge against Mr.. Rutledge for
stealing dog Mr.. William Smith was
arrested for house breaking. A large
number of witnesses were summoned.
but when the case was called for trial,
all three gave 5000 bail each for their
appearance before court. Mitchell and
Hopkins appeared for the accused.
The Baltimore Sun on Wednesday
contains an excellent portrait of General
Herman Stump, of Bel Air, who with
Mrs. Stump has recently returned from
an extended trip abroad During their
stay they were the guests of King Ed
ward and attended number of social
functions given by royalty. General
Stump was one of the thirty-six dis
tinguished English and American gentle
men at dinner given by Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, United States ambassador to
England
-Messrs. Thomas II. Robinson and
Richard Dallam have returned from a
visit of inspection of the DeRan Lumber
Company. They found that great deal
of preliminary work had been accom-
plished and that active operations will
| soon commence. This company owns a
valuable tract of woodland on which
there are millions of feet of lumber, which
will be put on the market at attractive
figures. Ii is entirely aeHarford county
enterprise and will meet with the success
that it deserves.
The tournament and races, which
were to have been held at the Bel Air
Fair Grounds last Saturday have been
postponed until tomorrow, Saturday,
when they will take place at the time
designated in the advertisement in this
weeks -Egis. The entries show well
! filled races and the tournament promises
| to be of an interesting nature. Last
! Saturday the attendance would have
been large and we believe that tomor-
rows crowd will make an excellent
showing. Every one ought to patronize
this amateur affair, as it serves to stimu-
late local interest.
One of Harford's former physicians
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of your paper and still feel great interest
in Harford's affairs Your campaign
against the rowdy clement of negroes
most certainly meets with the approval
of all decent people. Last Sunday after
noon spent in Baltimore, and happened
to pass a corner where some of the
element were skylarking. Evidently a
dispute was on when one of them turned
to another and said You amt nothin
but workin' Niger This was a very
significant remark and contains food for
much thought, showing the channel in
which the minds of these people rum"
"A. look into Rouse's store Bel Air last
| Saturday was an appetizer equalling ar
4 early morning visit to any of the large
4 markets of Baltimore city. Arranged il
different rows the entire length of thu
store were large number of marke
baskets containing most tempting dis
play of edibles. Mr.. Rouse has Lately
engaged in handling green stuff and SELF
an amount that is far greater than an
one would suppose is consumed i'll Re
Air. lie said that last Saturdays dis
PLAY was not unusual and that thei
large business is constantly incrcasin:
as his customers find out the extensiv,
line of good things to eat that his stor
is now selling.
Miss Amelia Bolton Rouse, daughtc
of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Rouse, q
baltimore and Rev. George Frederic
Flick, of Washington, who is in charg
of the Trinity Mission for deaf mutes il
, Washington, were married at the HON
OF the bride, "Gtcngyle" on Park Height
5 avenue on Wednesday evening. TIL
ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthu
Chiffon Powell and Rev Oliver J. Wild
who is i'll charge of Grace Mission for dea
! mutes. Among those present at tn
wedding from this county were Mr.. IN
Mrs John G Rouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
lard G. Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l
Hanway, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Rici
ardson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
, West
The action of the town commi
sioners of Bel Air in so promptly responC
). ing to public sentiment regarding I'll
. fire bell, received ali endorsement at a
$ early hour on Monday morning ths
o commcnds their action in better wore
C than we can print. About two o'cloc
n the house of DR.. E. Hall Richardson
l. situated on the Churchville road caugf
:. fire from n defective Aue. The smol
C awakened Miss Bessie Richardson. VIII
y was sleeping in an upstairs room. 81
It aroused her brother. who ran I'D
d Sheriff Reasin's residence attired only
n his night clothes. The fire was prompt
IS phoned to the exchange and the bell tolle
d In an incredibly short time, over
1t hundred men and n number of ladi
n turned out. BY mistake, one of the no
le carriages went to the residence of Mr.
d S. Richardson, Jr, but the other got
J. the proper place and did good wor
ne The loss will amount to about $lo
re fortunately DR.. Richardson had plac
! anlns'-ance on his property the Saturds