The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-04-28
THE DEATH RECORD.

Yellott.--The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Jane
Yellott, widow of John Yellott, whose death
was noted in these columns last week, took place
from the home of her son, Major John /.
Yellott, in Towson. on Saturday afternoon at
1o'clock, large number of relatives and friends
attending. The services were conducted by
Rev. A. T. Pindell, rector of Sherwood Church.
Cockeysville, a son-in-law of the deceased, as
sisted by Rev. John /. Yellott, a grandson. of
Petersville. Md, and Rev. Mr.. Staples, of Bal
timore The pail bearers were grandsons-
Messrs. Osborne l. Yellott, William B. Pindell,
Arthur Y Pindell, John Yellott. Henry Vel
lott and W. Maulsby Carter. Intcrment in
Trinity Church Cemetery, Long Green. Slade
Bros. & Co., of Unionville, had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Seifert.-Mrs Seifert, widow of Christopher
Seifert, died at her home on Franklin avenue.
near the Belair road, on Sunday last, in the
18th year of her age. Deceased was native
of Germany, but had been resident of that
section of the county nearly all her life.
She is survived by three sons and one daugh-
ter-Messrs. George, John and D. Henry
Seifert, and Mrs. Casper Supple OF G. The fu-
neral took place at her late.hOme. on Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Oscar Guthe,
pastor of Jerusalem Lutheran Church, cOnduc-
ted the services. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
Jacob Quick Edward Quick, George Quick,
George Lutz Harry Lutz and William Lutz,
all nephews of the deceased. Interment in the
family burial ground on the Lutz farm.
Baseman. Mrs. Ruth Ann Baseman, widow
of Theodore Baseman, died on Saturday last at
her home near Tyler. I'd district, aged SO years
She is survived by seven children-slx daugh-
tiers ard one son-Mr. Grant Baseman. The
funeral took place in the NJ. E. Church South
at Reisterstown, on Monday afternoon.
No Successor to Mr.. Yellott Yet-A
Number of Men Want the Place.-A letter
from Annapolis dated April 26th says: THE
vacancy now existing in the Board of County
Commissioners for Baltimore county, caused
by the recent resignation of Mr.. George w.
Yellott is much sought after. On file a. the
Governors Office are applications from Messrs.
John Arthur, r. P. Choate. Charles A. Coun-
Gilman, w. Bernard Duke, John Gephart. Nor
man James. George Jessop, DR.. Henry ] .Hebb,
George w. Hoshall, VIM. NJ. Isaac, DR.. l.. II.
Monmonier, Charles E. Rieman. Joseph Sand
man, Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, Redmond c..
Stewart, E. Clinton Tracey and James Ritten-
house.
1.-The Governor said today that there did not
seem to be any pressing need for the immediate
filling of this Office and that he proposed to
thoroughly investigate all the applicants and
would endeavor to select the best man for the
Office The position will probably not be filled
for several days, as there are number Of
persons in Baltimore county whom the Gov
ernor desires to consult before making the
selection.
''Mr. Yellott was in Annapolis yesterday and
had a long conference with the Governor in
reference 10 the affairs in Baltimore county.
He told the Governor emphatically that he had
no one to suggest for the place. nor would he
indorse. anyone.
TT is said that out of the list of applicants
for this position. the names of Mr.. Charles e.
Rieman and Mr.. Redmond G. Stewart will
probably receive he most serious consideration.
Both of these gentlemen have been highly
recommended to the Governor as being quali-
fled in every particular to fill the position, and
it is further stated that the appointment of
either of these gentlemen would be received
with great satisfaction by the taxpayers of the
county. 1t has been suggested. however that
it is more than likely that Mr.. Stewart may
not be able to devote his entire time to the
position. Mr.. Samuel M. Shoemaker is also
highly recommended for the position. He,
however. is prominently connected with the
school affairs of Baltimore county and is
rendering such signal service along these lines
that it is not thought that the Governor, who
is always deeply interested in the welfare Of
the educational institutions. would be willing
to lose Mr.. Shoemaker's services in his present
position.
LATEST ADvIcEs would seem to indicate that
the appointment has narrowed down to Mr..
Charles E. Rieman and Mr.. Redmond c.
Stewart, with chances in favor of the first
named gentleman.