The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-08-01
THE DEATH RECORD.

Morfoot.-Mr. Robert Morfoot, whose Sc
rious illness was announced IN iHE UNION |
last week. died on the Path ult, in the $50
wear of his age. For some years he had lived
With his daughter, Mrs. Mile Gorsuch, on
the Warren road, near Cockeysville. During
The Civil War Mr.. Morfoot served in Company
n Of the Seventh Maryland Regiment, ana
was pensioner. He was native OF trenton,
Baltimore county, and for many years peIore
and after the war he carried on the business oi
sionemason. He is survived by one son ana
a daughter. The funeral took place at Jessop
M. E Church, the services being conducted Dy
Rev. A. T. Pndell, of the Protestant Eplsco
paI Church, and Rev. w. A. koontz, pastor OF
Mt. Washington NJ. E. Church. Inc pair
bearers were Messrs. John W. Bull, William
II Kone. James n. Smith, Jared Gather and
Noah Hedrick.
Thompson.-Mrs. Bertha B. Thompson
died at the home of her father, Mr.. John !.
Riley, in Duquesne, Pa. on Monaay . iass.
The cause of her death was consumption from rom
which she had been long sufferer. BEFORE
her marriage Mrs Thompson was teacher IN
the public schools of this county. She was
born at Ashland, N. G. r. r., where her iathei
was for many years employed by me A Ia NJ
Furnace Company. Her sister, Miss IDA M.
r. Riley, was for some time teacher IN the
schools of Baltimore county.
sprinper.-Frederick S. Springer, son OF
Rev. Thomas L. Springer. formerly pastor Oh
| Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church, dieu az
| his home on Windermere avenue, Waveriy on
| Tuesday last, aged II years. The cause OF MS
| death was meningitis, from which he hadsuf-
| fered five days. The funeral took place on
| Thursday and the remains were inferred In
| Druid Ridge Cemetery.
| Navlor.-Mrs. Mary Naylor, wife OF Mr..
James Naylor, a we'll known farmer near But
Ter. 9Th district, died on Monday last ana sn ne
and her young infant, who soon folo y:e 1 ~
| mother. were buried together at Mt. Zion U
B. Church on Wednesday. Deceased, VINO
was 43 years of age, is survived oy n ,s:. nus
Mrs. Naylor was Bosley.
Hilberg.-Mr. Francis L. Hilberg died al
his home in Baltimore, on Saturday last, agec
so years. He was native of Germany ano
for many years successfully conducted the
merchant tailoring business in Baltimore
For many years Mr.. Hilberg owned and occu
pied the property on the York road north o.
Govanstown now owned by Mr. E. H. Walker
Nice State of Affairs in Hartford The
Aberdeen Enterprise declares that the Demo
cratic primaries in Hartford county last Satur
day were "a disgrace" and adds: I'm Aber
deem they were 'red-hot.' Negroes, tramp'
and hobos were allowed to vote. At one tim,
it looked like young riot would break out
A wagon load of hobos II in ALL from farm
near town, voted here and received 81 each
They then went to Havre de- Grace and voted a
S2ahead. There were more votes cast here thai
ever before or ever will be again. The seem
around the polls was disgusting and disgrac
TO good old Hartford county. One man voteC
four times-in Belair, Churchvlle, Aberdeen
and Havre-de-G Grace. A registered voter WIFI
voted in Baltimore for Wachter last fall votet
here Saturday. Any old thing could vote
Voters were led to the polls like so many sheel
to slaughter pen. Money was everywher
and votes were purchased with ease At Per
ryman the scene around the polls was just a
bad. Several fights occurred. Another pr
mary conducted on the same low principles a
that of last Saturday will split the Democrat
party wide open. Kicking can be heard OF
, all Sides"