The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-11-11
THE DEATH RECORD.

GQCe OF members Oh lmmeOldLe ldI1llic6 Ouly
THE DEATH RECORD.
Yingling.-Mr John Wesley Yingling died
at his home in Reistertown, on Sunday last.
aged 81 years, he having led an active life un-
til short time before his death. Mr.. Ylng-
ling was native of Reisterstown, where he
spent his entire life, having been for 81 years
sexton of the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
that place. He voted for President Fillmore
and in late years supported the Republican
ticket. widow, who was Miss Knight, of
Carroll county; one brother and sister sur
vive him. He is also survived by the follow
ing children Messrs. Thomas, Silas, Fillmore
and McHenry Yingling, of Baltimore Mrs
Edward Swartzbaugh and Mrs. James Read,
of Baltimore, and Mrs. Charles Reisinger, of
Arlington.
Kalb.-Dr. George Kalb died of consump-
ton at the home of his parents in Gainesville,
on the Sd inst, after long illness. He was
a son of Mr.. George s. Kalb and "a years of
age. DR.. Kalb, who was native OF Baltimore
county, was a graduate of the University of
Maryland. After receiving his degree he be-
gan the practice of medicine at Delta, Pa,
but was Obliged to discontinue it on account
of i'll health. Last winter he went to South
ern Pines, N. c., in order to regain his health.
but his condition became gradually worse and
in the spring he returned to his home. Be.
sides his parents he is survived by sister and
three brothers.
Richardson.-Miss Alverta Richardson
died on the Sd instant at the home of her
brother, Mr.. Joshua X. Richardson, of the
10th district, aged So years. She had been
sick long time with consumption. The fu-
neral took place on Monday at Clynmalira N;
e. Church. Rev. Solomon German conducted
the services, assisted by Rev. r. G. Koontz.
The pall.bearers were Messrs. Thomas Rich
ardson, Oliver Price, Edward Royston, VIM.
T. Miles, T. V. Richardson and VIM. Price.
William G. Brooks had charge of the funeral
arrangements. Miss Richardson was mem.
Der of First NJ. e. Church, Baltimore.
Merryman.-Mrs. Sarah Buck Merryman
died on Wednesday, at her home near Belfast,
9th district in the S8th year of her age. She
was the widow of John B. Merryman, who
died more than forty years ago. She is sur
vived by five daughters and one son-Mr.
James Merryman, of Fort Worth, Texas.
Two of the daughters are Mrs. Bette Stump.
of Reisterstown, and Mrs. Julia Merryman, of
Philopolis. Mrs. lMerryman had for many
years been a me mber OF Sherwood r. y.
Church. Cockeysvile. The funeral took place
on Friday afternoon and the interment was at
Bosley's Church.
Clagett.-Mr. William H. Clagett, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Clagett, died of typhoid
FEVER at LQG HOLLIS III LIS PdICutos III AeoANotAc-
town, on the 9th inst, aged 10 years. The
funeral took place on Tuesday morning. the
services being conducted by Rev. e. J.. Nc
Adams, pastor oil Holy Family Catholic
Church. Jacksonville, where the interment was
made. The pail bearers were Messrs. William,
Adam and Frank Holman, John Crooks, John
Klohr and John Brunier.
Howard.-Capt. Isaac Howard, who was
SO years of age, died last Sunday, after several
months; illness of consumption, at the home
of his daughter Mrs Charles Halbert, Laura
Vile. He was native Of Pennsylvania and
was wounded IN the Civil War. His children
are Mrs. Robert W. Allenshade, of Cock
eysville; Mrs. George Burton, Mrs. Charles
Halbert, Miss Annie Howard, of Lauraville,
and Messrs. George Howard and Burton
Howard.
Bartz.-Mr. Nicholas Bartz died suddenly
of apoplexy at his home at Hamilton, Har-
ford road, on the I'd instant, aged u years:
He came to this country from the Island
Madeira about forty-five years ago and for the
greater part of his life was engaged in farming.
Mr. Bartz was employed by the Kilchestein
family many years. He was member OF the
Catholic Church and his funeral took place at
st. Demands Church.
Schmidt. Regina Schmidt, widow of
John Schmidt, of Long Green Valley, died on
the 7th instant at the home of her son, Mr.
George H. Schmidt at Unionville, in the 10Th
wear of her age. She is survived by four chill
dren-Messrs George H., Adam R. and
Charles F. Schmidt and Miss Elizabeth b.
Schmidt The funeral took place at her late
home on Friday, 10th inst. at P. NJ.
A Former Baltimore Countian Killed
on a Railroad.-Mr. Joshua L. Burke, ma
tive of Baltimore county, who for q number
of years, had been passenger conductor on
H. pail uuou
run down by yard engine at lnman, Va, on
the Sd instant, and had both his legs crushed.
One of the limbs was amputated and Mr.
Burke died soon after the operation. His body
was taken to his home at Bristol, Tenn, where
the funeral took place on Sunday. Mr.. Burke,
who was So years of age, is survived by wild
ow, who was formerly Miss Duncan, of the
Hartford road family of that name, and three
sons. His father was the late Capt. Nicholas
Burke, who was once sheriff OF Baltimore
county. His Oldest brother is Chief Judge n:
Charles Burke, of Towson, who went to Bristol
to attend the funeral. Mr.. Burke, who was
well known in this county, gained his first ex-
perience in railroading as passenger conductor
on the old Maryland Central Railroad. he
was popular official with the Southwestern
and much sorrow is expressed at his shocking
death. About two months go Mr.. Burke
paid visit to his relatives here.
Trustees Sale of q Truck Farm.-Charles
r. V. Myers, auctioneer, sold at the Court
House door on Thursday, for Mr. Edward A.
O'Mara, trustee in tn equity case OF Mary
Helen Robe and others against Charles Robe
and others, truck farm of acres, situated
on the Fitch road between the Belair and
PHILADELPHIA roads, in the 18th district; pur-
chased bv Mrs. Annie Robe for 5000. The
place has ordinary Improvements upon 1t.
Meeting of G. E. Society," Christian
Endeavor Society of EPSON M. Z. Church,
Towson, held its regular monthly business
meeting at the parsonage, on Friday evening,
Sd inst. The Junior @. e. Society, having
been disbanded some time ago. it was decided
| to reorganize it. Miss Annie Fuller was cleo
| ted superintendent, with Mrs. j. Z. Bowen,
| Mrs. d. +. Wright, Mrs. Clarence W. Nc
| Master and Misses Mary and Florence Bayne
sAs assistants.
Foot Seriously Cut.-A few days. ago
| Henry Neubauer, aged IL years, son OF Mr.:
| Jobu Neubauer, we'll known truck farmer OF
| Fullerton, Belair road. had his right foot ser.
| iousIv lacerated by stepping upon piece OF
broken ale bottle, causing profuse hemorrhage
] and exposure of the bones. DR.. L. l. Whiteford
rendered the necessary surgical attention.
Two YEARS ago, near Paducah, KY, a man
named Pink Head was assasiDated by another
named Cheatham Hodge, and the murderer
was never prosecuted criminally. Lately the
widow of Head sued Hodge for $40, 900 damages
for causing the death of her husband and on
Monday last jury gave her verdict FOL
$4,000.
A CALIFORNIA doctor says mankind will
eventually live on air. When the human race
turns to orchids the domestic problem will be
solved, unless trust gets hold of the atmos
phere.
GALVESTON HAS completed its protective ses
wall, which, including the forts, is 23.09S fee
long. It is notable instance of quick, cour
ageous work in the face of great calamity.