The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-02-07
THE DEATH RECORD.

Tyson.-Miss Isabella Tyson died at her
home, Madison avenue, Baltimore, on Sunday
last, in the 80th year of her age. Deceased,
who was daughter of Nathan Tyson, had
for years been active in charitable and philan-
thropic work and was prominently identified
with the Home of the Friendless, being
member of the board of managers and coun-
selor of that institution at the time of her
death. She also took much interest in every
thing pertaining to the Society of Friends,
being prominent member of the Park Ave.
nue. Meeting House. Miss Tyson is survived
by two brothers, Messrs. James and Robert
Tyson and also by two sisters, Mrs. John
Smith and Mrs. FitZhugh the latter being the
widow of Henry M. Fitzhugh, once resident
OF Dulany's Valley and well known citizen.
Billingsley.-Mr. James Billingsley died at
his home in Washington, on the Both ult.,
aged 81 years. He was native of Baltimore
county and for many years was successfully
engaged in the dry goods business on North
Gay street, Baltimore. About eight years ago
livery business, in which be is said to have
lost fortune of $4,000. He is survived by
a widow and two children.
O'Conor.-Mrs. Sarah OConor wife of
Mr.. James OConor, died suddenly at her
home in Baltimore, on Saturday last She
was a native of Ireland but came to this coun-
try many years ago and for some time the
family lived at Texas, N C. R. R., where the
remains were inferred on Tuesday. Mrs.
O'Conor is survived by three sons one of them
being MIR. ]. P. A. OConor, manager of the
Hotel Rennert, Baltimore.
Naylor.-Mr. John T. Naylor, who had
been in failing health long time, died at his
home in Hampden, on Monday last, aged &c
years. Mr.. Naylor was a native of the 9th
district of Baltimore county and spent many
years of his life there. He is survived by nine
children, viz. John g., Thomas X, Charles |.
and G. NJ. Naylor, Mrs. Thomas Cole, Mrs.
Wesley Amment, Mrs. Joshua Peddicord and
Mrs. George Pattee.
Clark-Nrs. Martha E. Clark died at her
city residence, Hamilton Terrace, Baltimore
on Sunday night last. She was the widow OF
James r. Clark, once prominent flour mer-
chant of Baltimore, and the only child of the
late James Logue. The summer home of the
family is known as 1.-The Naples" and is stu
ated at the head of Charles Street avenue. De-
ceased is survived by six daughters and one
son.
CampbelI.-Mrs. Ella H. Campbell died at
her home in Glyndon, on the Both ult., aged
40 years. She was the widow of Joseph s.
Campbell and daughter of the late Prof. d.
A. Hollingsworth, Deceased is survived by
two sons, Messrs. Charles and Alexander
Campbell and one daughter, Mrs. Robert P.
Wilson, of Gyndon.
House Burned.-The frame house of
Messrs George T. and Henry g. Deitz, situa-
ted east of the Belair road and near the ter
minus of the electric car line took fire about
9 o'clock on Monday morning last and was
soon entirely consumed. The neighbors res
ponded quickly to the alarm and succeeded
in saving most of the furniture. A defective
fue is supposed to have caused the fire. The
estimated loss is between 81, 900 and So, 600 and
is covered by insurance. The Messrs. Deitz
are engaged in dairying and trucking.
Appreciates Firemen's Good Work
This week the County Com missioners received
a donation of 500 from the Northern Central
Railway Company for the benefit of disabled
firemen. The Board received letter at the
same time stating that the company took the
action in recognition of the valuable services
rendered by the fremen at the Canton eleva-
tor fire a short time ago. The Commissioners
have no fund for disabled hremen, and with
this donation opened new account.
Business Concern Elects Omcers.-The
Glen Morris Glyndon Company, with places of
business at Glyndon, Owings' Mills and Glen
Morris. Western Maryland r. R.. has elected
the following officers President P. G. Houck;
vice president, H. H. Venus; secretary and
treasurer. A. A. Rich; board of directors, d.
w. GRAY, P q. Zouck, DR.. 7. Rowe Price, A.
a. Rich and II. H. Venus.