The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-31
THE DEATH RECORD.


Church, Waverly, died at his home at Eat
Claire Wis, on Thursday, from complication
of diseases. He came from a clerical family
his father having been Rev. DIR. Alfred ID
Stubs, rector of Christ's Church, New Bruins
wick, N. j. After graduating from Rutger
College he received his divinity degree from
the General Theological Seminary. OF New
York. Deceased is survived by widow anc
five children-three sons and two daughters
The sons live in Baltimore.
Jenkins--Mrs Sarah Bonsal Jenkins widow
of T. Meredith Jenkins, died very suddenly a
her home on North Calvert street, Baltimore
on Monday evening" from an attack of hear
failure. She was daughter of the late Stepher
Bonsal, who was one of Baltimore city's mos
successful business men in his day, and sht
was prominent in the social circles of the city
and county. Among her brothers is Mr.
Leigh Bonsal, the well known lawyer and Mrs
Walter d. Brooks and Mrs. Miles White arr
her sisters.
Cross.-Mr. David w. Cross. Jr., son o.
Mr.. David w. Cross, of Green Spring Valley
Baltimore county, died at his home, Marshall
Texas, on Tuesday, March 9th. He was in
good health week before and the cause Of
his death has not been learned by his father.
Deceased leaves family. He is survived by
two sisters-Mrs. John Smith, of Woodbrook
avenue, Baltimore, and Mrs. William ID. Clag
EFT, of Green Spring Valley,
FlanaRan.-Mr. Thomas Flanagan died or
Sunday last at his home on Bloomsbury ave
nue., Catonsville, aged rs years. He was ma
tive of Ireland, and in 1854 married Miss
Rachel Day, of Howard county, who survives
him. He also leaves three daughters and si1
sons. The funeral took place on Tuesday al
st. Marks Catholic Church, Catonsville, oil
which deceased had been member for many
years.
Cathell.-Mrs. Catharine Cathell died on the
23d inst, at her home near Baldwin, 18th dis
trict, aged so years. Deceased was the widow
of Joseph Cathell, q highly respected farmer
who, before removing to that section of Balti
more county, was engaged in business on tnt
York road short distance north OF the old
city boundry line. Mrs. Catheil is survived
by two daughters.
Naylor. Mr. Levi Mayor, we'll known
farmer of Berean, 9th district, died on Wednes,
day, after brief illness from pneumonia. aged
81 years. He was a son of the late Levi NayloI
and spent his entire life in that section OF the
county. Mr.. Naylor is survived by widow,
who was Miss Elizabeth A. Curtis, and seven
children. He also leaves number OF broth
ers and sisters.
The Riggs Road Matter Up Again:-On
Thursday the Highways Commissioners heard
the protest of MIR. T. Dudley Riggs, OF Green
Spring Valley, against the ratification OF the
report of the examiners in favor of the reloca-
ton of the North road running through bis
property Mr.. Riggs claims that the change
in the road is not demanded by public conve.
nience, and also that the proceedings are irregu-
lar, Col. D. G. Mcintosh, one of the attorneys
for Mr.. Riggs, in a very dramatic manner, de-
clared: "If my life is spared intend to hight
this matter to the end" The petitioners ior
the relocation of the road are represented by
Messrs Redmond G. Stewart and w. Irvine
Cross. Mr.. Riggs was represented by Col. Nc
Intosh and Maj. John l. Yellott.
Mr.. Bauer's Generous Offer-Mr. M.
Bauer, proprietor of the lille House, on, the
Hartford road. was with Marshal Street, when
he captured Winder. Speaking of the reward
this week Mr. Bauer said
II have been informed that States Attorney
Robert H. Bussey and other attorneys have
given an opinion to the effect that all who
participated in the final chase of Winder are
entitled to share in the reward of $500 offered
by the County Commissioners for his recap
ture. For my part [ am willing to assign
whatever right may have to share in the re-
ward to Mrs. Rinehart, the wife OF the muir
dered man."
Towson Charge Makes Good Showing.
The adjourned fourth quarterly conference
of Towson NJ. E. Church was held on Monday
night, when the work for the past year was
closed up. The pastor, Rev. Thomas E: Copes,
left for the annual conference on Wednesday
prepared to report that all assessments for
ministerial support and benevolences were
paid in full and the work of the church in
general in a very encouraging condition. II
is expected that Rev. Mr.. Copes will be returned
for another year as pastor of the church.
For Benefit of the Lyceum.--The comedy
entitled IA Box of Monkeys" will be given in
the hall at Sweet Air, on Saturday night,
March 31st for the benefit of the lyceum at
that place. Those in the cast will be Misses
Eva Nau, Frances Kane and Katharine Patter'
son and Messrs. Eugene Weakley and Elmer
Price. In addition to the play an interesting
program will be given by the members of the
iyceum. An enjoyable evening is promised
and all will be welcome. Admission-adults
25 cents; children Is cents.
Belair Company Incorporated.-Th Bel
air Agis of last week says the firm of Smith
Rouse & Webster, in Belair has been incor.
porated by Christian Smith, Willard G. Rouse
r. Harry Webster, William B. Nelson an6
Richard Dallam, who are also named directors
for the first year. The objects of the corpora
ton are very general, including number o.
industrial branches. The capital stock is 500,
UUU, QlV10eQ 1QlO Shares OI ~lOU cdCu. 1uO 1cS
islature has been asked to ratify and increase
the powers of the corporation.
Elks Elect Onacers.-Towson Lodge o
Elks. at q meeting held in the new home OF
Wednesday night, elected the following officer
for the ensuing term: Exalted ruler, DR.. Harry
s. Jarrett; esteemed leading knight, William
Grason; esteemed loyal knight, Jno. Perkins
lecturing knight, Samuel II. DeHoff secretary
]. Maurice Watkins. Jr.; treasurer, Samue
Ceilings; tiler, R. E. Lee Bosley representative
to the national convention, William 2. Cole
alternate Col Charles B. MCLEAN; trustee
George s. Kieffer.
Receivers Appointed by the Court.-OI
Monday last. on the petition of Alma J. Finch
David Finch and r. w. Finch, by Mrs. g. ELL
Finch, their mother, against Roland W. Finch
trustee, and others, Judge Duncan passed 81
order restraining the trustee from disposing 0
or retaining any of the trust estate of rents an
profits from it, and from mortgaging, incum
bering or disposing of it pending the suit
Messrs. Elmer R. Halle and Joseph K. Gunthe
were appointed receivers during the pendenc
of the suit.
Big Verdict for Board.-On Monday th
case of James T. Hackett against Frederic
Selig, administrator of the estate of Christina
Selig, deceased, was tried before Judges Burke
Van Bibber and Duncan and jury. The clair
was for board furnished the infant daughter G
the deceased, and the jury gave verdict fo
1914, the full amount claimed. Messrs. X
Grason George and John H. Richardson repre-
scented the plaintiff, and Messrs. Lewis Hocb
heimer and Frank Noel the defendant.
Fire in Lutherville. About 8 o'clock o.
Tuesday night last a fire destroyed lare
frame building in Lutherville occupied b
colored people as a public school house an
Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is not known wbs
caused the fire, but it is supposed to have orig
mated from q defective fiue. The loss is est
mated at about $500 and is partially covered b
insurance Towson chemical engine responde
to the alarm but arrived too late to be of an
service.
Secret Society Elects Of1cers.--Th
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick of Texas N. G.
R., has elected the following officers for til
ensuing term President. Michael j. Lindsay
vice president, Thomas Keough; recording SCI
retary. Michael f. Conner, Jr.; financial SCI
rotary, Thomas NJ. Kilroy; treasurer: Micha'
F. Conner: chancellor, James F. Rafferty,
orator, Thomas Neary marshal, John Caslln
chaplain, Rev. Richard G. Campbell; guarC
Thomas J. Kelley.
Didn't Own the Farm Long.-Mr. Geore
r. Chilcoat, who, few weeks ago, bought tt
farm ofthe late Mrs. Susan Plath, near ShawaT
Sth district, has sold the property to ID
Orrick Ensor.
Mr.. Chilcoat will now engage in merchar
dising. having bought the store property
Mr.. Harry A. Matthews, at Philopolis.