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Sheriff John Taylor, of Farmer vile, La, spent Sunday in Huttig.
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Judge E. O. Mahony was busi- ness visitor in Huttig the first of the week.
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Sawyer Fez Mitchell t ansacted business in Nevada county this week.
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c. c. Bell was a Monroe visitor Thursday.
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MT. Jean Lawrence. living just west of Ruttig, and Miss ,Lottie Lewis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis, of Lapile, were united in marriage by Justice of Peace c. B. Wood at that officials residence in Felsenthal on Sunday afternoon. December l, at 500 o'clock. They will go to housekeeping at once. The News entends con- gratulations.
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Mrs. c. T. Rowland visited with relatives in Fl Dorcda this week.
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LOUISIANA & PINE BLUFF.
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BEL AIR IN GLIDDEN ROUTE.

On Sunday last, Bel Air was aroused
from its sleepy lethargy by the arrival of
the huge seventy horse power Pierce
Greater Arrow automobile, which was
conveying the pathfnders to select the
route for the great Glidden tour contest
to be run in July. After a conference
with Colonel Hanway, the pathfnders
decided to divert the route of the contest
from Conowingo to Havrc de Grace,
where the hundred or more automobiles
will be conveyed across the Susquehanna
by the Pennsylvania railroad on fiat
cars, en- route to Philadelphia.
This is the fourth annual contest made
to secure this cup or trophy. The con-
test aims to demonstrate the most per-
fectly equipped and best managed
automobile run over n given stretch in a
given time. Rules and regulations are
prepared for the purpose, and the award
is made thereon to the successful contes-
tant. This year, the party will start at
Cleveland, Ohio, on July 10, moving
thence to Pittsburg, to Hagerstown,
to Baltimore, to Philadelphia via Bel Air
and Havre de Grace, and ending the
course at New York on July %, the
whole distance being 1 $50 miles. 1t is
estimated that from four to five hundred
persons will require Accommodations en-
route and it is probable that no such
pageant was ever before seen in Hartford
county. We predict that they will find
no section of road on their run more
satisfactory for fast work than that be-
tween Bel Air and Havre de Grace
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A NOVEL CASE.

The novel case of Henry H. Downing,
receiver, VS.. Thomas H. Robinson, Will
liam S. Forwood, Martin L. Jarrett, Ed
win H. Webster, Frank B. Macatee, !. II.
c. Watts and Charles A Macatee, in
equity, was decided by Judge Duncan in
favor of the defendants few days since,
the bill being dismissed because of fraud
and other equitable defenses.
This is one of the novel schemes of "get
rich quick" promoted some seventeen
years agoin Front Royal, Virginia, which
was then being doomed. Having laid
off tillable land in town lots and expend-
ed considerable money thereon in the
erection of foundations, ETC., for prospec-
tive iron works and various other Indus
trial factories, buyers were attracted to
the site, and after inspection they Assem-.
bled at agiven point. Asignal was then
given and each would-be purchaser ran
for the lot he desired, the man to first ar
rive being awarded the lot 1t is related
of one of our Hartford men that an unfor-
tunate stumble defeated him in the race
for his choice, and it is still further said
that in response to the company's fight,
he subsequently paid the full purchase
price of the lot he secured To complete
the game of chance, after the first pay,
ment had been made in cash, subsequent
payments were to be made in the stock
OF the company, which sold at varying
value. 1t is needless to say that the
whole scheme finally went up in smoke,
and it is gratifying to know that our
friends have been relieved of the payment
of some $4,000 by this timely decision
against such frauds.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
M. P. QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference of the Bel Air
circuit, Methodist Protestant Church,
was held in Grace Church. Bel Air, last
Saturday afternoon. The resolution
passed at the last conference of that de-
nomination, with reference to increasing
the salaries of their pastors at least 20
percent, was discussed. Rev. J. NJ Sheri-
dan, president of the Maryland Confer
ence, presided.
While the members of the quarterly
conference looked with favor upon the
subject of increasing the salary of their
pastor, Rev. c. K. McCaslin, in accord
ance with the resolution, they hesitated
to take any final action until the matter
was brought to the attention of their re-
spective congregations. With this end in
view, committee consisting Of Messrs.
Wilmer L. Barnes, of Grace Church, Bel
Air; William Riley, of Providence Church,
Upper Cross Roads; James T.. Norris,
of Union Chapel, Wilma; and Robert J.
Gilbert, of Mt. Carmel Emmorton, was
appointed, and will report their delibera-
tions at the next quarterly conference to
be held in August. There is little doubt
but what the churches will comply with
the request made by the Maryland Con-
ference and thus fall in line with similar
action already taken by large number
of other churches in the conference dis
trict.
The conference also appointed Rev. c.
X. McCaslin, Messrs. D. Trainor Archer
and James T. Norris committee to draft
a set of resolutions in memory of the late
Alphonso Robinson, who was a promi-
nent member of Union Chapel Church.
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Festivals.

The Ladies Aid Society of Rock Run NJ. E.
Church will hold ice cream and straw
berry festival at Garland on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, June and 8. Cordial vel
come to all.
a festival for the benefit of Joppa Christian
Church will be held on Friday and Saturday
evenings, NJ ay 81 and June 1.
The Ladies Aid Society of Mt. Carmel
and strawberry festival on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings. June 2. 8
and Il, on the property of +. H. Hall. Pro
cceds for the benefit OF the church.
The teachers and pupils of Dublin school
will hold an ice cream and strawberry fest;-
val on the school grounds on Saturday, June
s. Proceeds for the benefit of the school.
The teacher and pupils of Baptist school
will hold an ice cream and strawberry ftsti-
val on the school grounds on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. June > and 6. Proceeds
for the Improvement of school property.
An ice cream and strawberry festival will
be held at Deer Creek in the near future.
The Ladies ALL Society of Garrettson NJ.
L. Church. will hold festival on Friday and
Saturday evenings June and s. at Michaels-
willie hall. The public is cordially invited
The teacher and pupils of Hopes school.
near Jarrettsville viii hold straSbe, ry and
ice cream festival on the school grounds, on
Thursday and Friday evenings. June and
:. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Proceeds for the benefit of the school
A festival for the benefit of Joppa Christian
I
evenings, May 3lst and June 1st. Many
new and interesting features have been ar
ranged for the pleasure of those present.
Public cordially invited to attend.
The ladies of Calvary NJ. L. Church South
will hold a strawber and ice cream festival
on NJ onday and Tuesday evenings. June 3 and
4, in the X. of z. Hall. Jarrettsvilc
The Ladies Aid Socitey of Bush Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold an ice cream and
straw berry festival at Bachtcl's Hall, Car
sins, on Friday and Saturday evenings June
+ and .. All are invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. PauI's Evan
gelcal Church, near Perryman. will hold a
straw berry and ice cream festival on Friday
and Saturday evenings, June and g, Ia the
canning house located on the Jewens farm,
near Carsins Run.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
BEL AIR NOTES.

Mrs. ]. Lawrence Mccormick has re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Ridgeley
Gather, of Baltimore
Major M. Atchison Reckord and Adju
tant Silas B. Smith are at Glenburnie,
near ANNAPOLIS, attending the State riff.
practice.
Miss Rebecca Gather Smith, of Balti-
more, who has been frequent visitor to
Bel Air, will be married on June 18th to
Mr.. Howard Meyers, of Baltimore.
Mr.. S. A. Williams called on President
Roosevelt, In Washington, on Friday last.
Mr.. Howard Nelson, of Baltimore, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Nelson.
Miss Alice Shaw, of Baltimore, and
Miss Edna Brady, of Berkley Springs,
are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Proctor.
Judge N. Charles Burke, of Towson,
was in Bel Air on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Keen, of Bslti-
more, were the guests of Mr.. Keen's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Keen,
part of the week.
Mr. Z. Howard Isaac, of the Towson
bar, was a visitor to Bel Air on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence II. Slater, of
Baltimore, were the guests of relatives in
Bel Air this week
Mrs. G Cover STREET. left on Saturday
for Ocean Grove, New Jersey, where she
will spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Abel Hunter have
purchased the residence of Mrs. Frank
Hunt, on Main street, and will make it
their permanent home.
Judge Waters agreeably surprised his
friends by walking up the street as of
old, on last Tuesday.
Mr. William A Wheatley, late candi-
date for judge of Baltimore city, was in
Bel Air on legal business on Friday.
Mr.. John H. Price and family. of
Darlington, have arranged to spend the
summer In Bel Air.
Mrs. Ohio S. Lee and little daughter
left on Tuesday for a ten days visit to
Mrs. Lees parents in southern Mary
land
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31

FuLFoRn, May 27.-Mr. Winfield B.
course of studies at the Maryland Uni
versity law school and is now at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles W. Harvard, for his vacation.
Mrs. John w. Cole and Mrs. Margaret
l.. Brown spent part of last week with
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
The carpenter. plasterer, paper hanger,
painter and landscape gardener have sue
cessively been employed at the residence
of Mr. Lawrence Baxter, of Philadelphia,
for sometime, and it is now about ready
for occupancy. MIR. Baxter and family
arrived last Tuesday to enjoy their de-
lightful home during the coming summer.
The Children's Day services to be held
at Mt. Zion Church on Sunday, June 9,
promise to be of an exceptionally high
order. The children are being carefully
trained i'll their parts and the choir has
been holding semi weekly rehearsals for
the past month. Professor Lloyd, OF
Delta, expects to be present and aid in
the rendition of the program.
Our village is beautiful now. The sub
stantial pike, bordered on either side by
well-kept farms and attractive homes
whose lawns in their richest green are
dotted with the spring shrubbcry in its
profusion of blossoms. is shaded on either
side with tall trees that are beautiful
with their mass of foliage. The village
cannot fail to impress the passerby with
its appearance of neatness and beauty
and cause him to think he is passing
through one of the most beautiful parts
of our country.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
From 6ynum.

BYNUM, MAY 2S.-Mrs Martha Blake
has just returned from a trip to Ports
mouth. Va, and visited the Jamestown
Exposition. She and her grandson
Norbert Cain were guests of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Foard, who recently
moved to Portsmouth
Miss Ida O'Donnell has come to the
country for the summer and is the guest
OF her sisters.
Mrs. Joseph T. Hopes recently suffered
a slight stroke of paralysis but is slowly
improving.
Mr.. J. II. Dawson has gone on a bust
ness and pleasure trip to Harvey, Illinois
Mr.. Dawson was resident of Harvey
for six years and still owns property
there. D. S. Radebaugh is filling his place
at the station.
Mrs. A. V. Amoss mother of Mrs
Davidson, is sol )urning at the home Of
her daughter, and is in remarkably good
health for lady of her age.
Miss Catherine Selfe, of Darlington
made Il visit over Sunday to Mrs. H. E.
Harkins, of Kalnia.
Mr.. Daniel p. Lynch is improving his
farm by cleaning up his fence rows along
the road.
Mr.. William Hilditch has commenced
piking the road from Bynum station to
the Hickory road; every one that travels
it will appreciate the Improvement.
Mr.. Garrett Radebaugh has the finest
field of wheat in this neighborhood; Mr.
Radebaugh is greatly improving the
Quinby farm which he now owns and his
efforts are worthy of special mention.
Don't KNOW.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31

Mrs. Louise O'Leary, of New York,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. P.
Strasbaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Bayless, of
Baltimore, spent the weeks end with re-
latives in Aberdeen.
Mrs. {. w. Baker and daughter, Miss
Beulah Baker, left on Tuesday for a
soJourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Morgan Mitchell and Miss Maude
RAYMOND, spent one day last week in
Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Corr, of Virginia, has re-
turned home after visit to Miss Bertha
Baker
Miss Edith Birch, of Baltimore, was a
guest of Mrs c. H Johnson during the
past week
Miss Jessie Bell of Baltimore, spent
the weeks end with her sister, Mrs F.
0. Mitchell, of Perryman
Rev. Thomas T. Brown returned on
Friday from Columbus, where he had
been attending The Presbyterian General
Assembly.
The canrel goods market is quite
active, number 8 tomatoes, spots 90 to
9212 cents, with futures 50 cents. There
is also an Improvement in the corn
market. VIRGIN
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
from Darlington.

DARLINGTON, May 23-The Vestry OF
Deer Greek parish elected Messrs. Hugh
!. Jewett, delegate to the convention; r.
Z. Prigg, to the Archdeaconry; Austin
Shure, senior warden; and William II.
Scarborough, junior warden. 1t was de
cided to ask the congregation to contri-
butte on Sunday, June 2, to the MEMS
Thank Offering for Mission" in memory
of the three hundred years of church life,
beginning with the founding of James
town.
Rev. W. W. kimball attended the
Episcopal convention in Baltimore this
week.
Mr.. Harry James has purchased the
DR.. Sappington farm, "Ashland," and
will make many improvements The
training of horses will add new interest
to the community. The farm is unex-
cel!ed in these parts, with every part till
able aud will doubtless furnish forage for
large stable.
Messrs. Andrew and Redding are pre-
pairing to macadamize the road from Mr..
Ely's corner to Mr.. Hollowav's lane.
In the last six years, Darlington has
either had a new house or an improve
ment each year, 1907 will be noted for
many improvements, Messrs. Henry E.
Self and Fletcher Hopkins have added
two rooms to their residences, Mr.. Ed
win Hopkins is building a new stable
and Mr.. Edge new house on his farm.
Mrs. David E. Price entertained the
card club last Thursday afternoon.
Those present besides the members of the
club were Mesdames Harry Price, of
Annapolis; w. D. Wilson, Mary r. White
lock, D. E. Thomas and Miss Hendrick-
son.
Mrs. w. w. Kimball spent several
days with friends in Bel Air last week.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins is visiting her
brother MIR. Howard P. Hopkins, OF
Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued.-C. E. Creswell,
freight, So 90; John NJ. Michael, $47 40;
Robert Walker, $35; George T. Cord,
$2O.s0; A. H. Wilson, $54; James Graf.
ton, 500; J. b. Stewart, $3O.75; Frank
Kearney, $14; Joseph T. Hoopes, Bynum
road, $6250; E. c. Tolley, $24 76; R.
w. Mcdonald, $13 SO; Walter Patter-
son, $25; James p Dunnigan, $50; Will
bur Mccain, $17S 43.
Orders on County Treasurer.-Dr. R.
S. Page, examining insane patient, $5;
DR.. E. Hall Richardson, same, SIS; Frank
Preston, labor at almshouse, $4575;
George Gilman, same, SIS; Maryland
Telephone Company, for service, Sc.
A delegation was before the Board
urging that the road from Aberdeen to
Havre de Grace be macadam;zed. No
action taken.
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on the grounds, and as the course is over
stiff sod, it had not been injured by the
rainy weather This is considered by
| horsemen to be an excellent track. In
the trot or pace race, ten horses entered,
| making 1t necessary to trCt the heats III
sections, and finally decide between the
winning sections; this required in all ten
heats. The time was unusually fast for
amateurs. and the track record was
broken in the tenth heat, when the halt
mile was made in .1112 The following
horses contested in this race: "Flossie
b." w. J. Shanahan; Lady White" J.
K. Davis; Myrtle" John Archer; Windy
Bill" Charles Albright; Lady Bell
mont" Dr. Emory; Lucy Wilkes" DIR.
E. NJ. Free; Evelyn" Benjamin w.
Amoss; mabel" Joseph Archer; "Loch
Raven Girl" NJ. E. Corbin; Maud H."
Mrs H. Pearce. The first money was
won by DR.. Free, second by John Archer,
and third by Benjamin w. Amoss.
In the running race, best two in three,
first money was taken by Dolly Blue,
belonging to J. Myers Pearce; second by
knight Alarm" belonging to Robert
M. Taylor; and third by Belle" belong
ing to Charles S. Archer In addition to
the above, fox was turned loose, which
was soon captured and killed by the
dogs, after which drag hunt was en-
joyed in a run of 21a miles.
This association is doing great deal
to improve the horse flesh Of West Har-
ford, and to furnish an agreeable outing
for its sport loving people.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Frank H. Jacobs, of near Church
vile, is whiting her sister, Mrs. William
J. Price. Jr., of Centreville. Md.
Miss Eta c. Rouse, of Baltimore, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. J. B. Hanway, at
Joppa.
Among those who attended the horse
show in Baltimore last week, were Miss
Mary Ridgeley, of "Woodview," near
Benson, and Mrs. Liddon Flick, of Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
The Misses Sterling, of Wilma, enter
tanned the card club, of which they are
members, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Savage Williams and the
Misses Williams, of Baltimore, have
opened their country house, Rangers
Lodge" near Creswell.
Miss Margaretta Lake, of Forest Hill,
is quite i'll with inAammatory rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Amoss, of
near Benson, have returned to their
home after spending some time in the
North for the benefit of Mr.. Amoss
health, which is now much improved
Miss Anna Latimer, of Fredericksburg,
Virginia, is visiting the Misses Robinson,
of Vale.
Mr.. Joshua c. Smith and family, who
have been spending the winter in Phila=
delphia, will return to their residence
near Darlington for the summer about
June 1.
Mr.. James Ryan. of Buffalo, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. F. Cathcart, of Madonna.
Miss Hattie Burkins and Mr.. Evans
Jones, of Castleton, and Miss Emma
Bodt, of Churchville. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank
Sheridan, of Carsins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Abel Hunter have
moved with their family to the residence
of the late John S. Dallam, near Bel Air,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Martha Ahell Hunter, who has
been student at Gunston Boarding
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
From ChurchvilIe.

CHURcHvrLLE, May 2S.-Rev T. b. A.
Allison and MIR w. b Harlan are attend
ing the Episcopal Convention in Balti-
more this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Whiteford and
daughter, are visiting Mrs. Whitelord's S
parents, Mr. and Mrs Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Scarborough and
son Miller, have returned to their home
in Trenton, New Jersey.
The singing class is very popular and
still increasing in numbers.
Mrs. w. B. Harlan and Master Paul
Beatty Harlan spent several days the
past week at Blooms Bloom" Creswell
the residence of the Misses Dallam
Misses May and Susie Preston are
visiting their sister Mrs. Cullum, at
Swan Creek.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
From Aberdeen

Aberdeen May 2a-Among the men,
bers of Company X in this town and
vicinity who went with that body on
Monday to Camp Saunders, in Anne
Arundel county are Messrs. Douglass
Kennedy, Claud Rigdon, Harry Palmer
and Edmund Brock
An automobile party left here on Satur-
day morning to see the new dam at Nc
Calls Ferry; three touring cars left town
at SIS A. NJ. and arrived at the ferry at
II o'clock Those in the party were
Messrs. John M. Michael, William o.
Michael, Smith Michael. Thomas P.
Mitchell, b. S Mitchell, Morgan Nit
chell, Julian and Guy Mitchell. Howard
H. and Malcolm w. Mitchell, Shirley c.
Morgan, Henry Tarring, Roy and Oscar
Tarring.
Mrs. H. p. Strasbaugh gave small
luncheon at her home On Thursday in
honor of Miss Esther Stokes, of German
town, Pa, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Silver.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31
From Fallston.

FALLsToN. May % Rev. George
Johnson, of Lincoln, preached at the
Fallston Presbyter church last Sun
day afternoon Next Sunday, June 2, at
3 O'Clock the pastor will preach. At
close of service the men of the church will
meet to hear the report OF committee on
constitution Of PRESBYTERIAN Brother
hood and elect officers for the year. All
men of the church are urged to be present
next Sunday.
A number from this neighborhood at
tended the Sunday school convention at
Chestnut Hill last Thursday.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-05-31

School in Washington during the past
scholastic year. has returned to hei
home near Bel Air.
Mr.. William B. Chenworth, of Upper
Cross Roads, who was recently operated
on at The Union Protestant Imfrmary, is
able to be out again
Miss Daisy Cline, of Lonaconing, West
Virginia, and Miss Edith Dawson, of
Trappe, Kent county, Maryland, are Wis
iting Miss Winona McComas, near
Singer
Mrs. Leonard Burbank and son, of
Baltimore, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. G. w. McComas, near Singer.