The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-06-29
THE DEATH RECORD.

Neal.-Mr. Alfred w. Neal died on Satur-
day night last at his home on Barclay street,
Baltimore, after an illness of about year
from cancer of the stomach. He was 63 years
of age and native of Chester county, Pa. For
some years Mr.. Neal successfully conducted
general store at Long Green, Baltimore county,
where be made alarge circle of friends through
his many excellent qualities. About five years
ago he sold his store and removed to Baltimore
where he had since been engaged in business,
being latterly connected with the Eagle Butter
Company. He was member OF Bethany
Lodge, l. o. o. F., of Glenarm, and also of
Washington Lodge, Shield of Honor. Mr..
Neal was an official member of Wilson's M. E.
Church, Long Green and his funeral took
place there on Monday morning at IL o'clock,
Conducted by Rev. John T. Ensor, assisted by
several other ministers. Mr.. Neal is survived
bv a widow and one son-Mr. Clarence A. Neal.
Ober.-Mrs. Grace Hambleton ODER, wife of
Mr.. Albert G. ODER and daughter of the late
John A. Hambleton, died at her country home,
west of Lutherville, on Monday afternoon,
after lingering illness. Mrs. Ober was well
known in the social circles of Baltimore city
and county and had wide circle of warmly
attached friends. Besides her husband she is
survived by four children-Misses Katharine
and Grace ODER and Messrs. Albert G. Ober,
Jr., and Frank B. Ober.
Brunsman.-Mr. Frederick Brunsman, a
we'll known stock dealer and merchant was
found dead in bed Tuesday morning at his
home, on Della avenue, near Ellicott City. He
retired Monday night in seemingly good health.
When he failed to appear next morning his
wife went to his room to arouse him. He was
then dead and his condition indicated that his
death had occurred some time during the
night. He was so years of age and leaves a
widow and child.
Bond.-Mr. J. Wallace Bond, who for some
time lived with Mr.. Charles A. Parks, on the
Joppa road, near Carney, died at st. Joseph's
Hospital, Baltimore, on Saturday last, IN the
SD year of his age. He was son of the late
Barnet Bond, of Baltimore. The funeral took
place from the residence of his sister, lib
North Eden street, at "a. NJ. on Monday fol-
lowed by requiem mass at st. Paups Church.
Interment in Greenmount Cemetery.
Some Pointers on Mosquitoes.-Dr. Will
liam N. Hill, chief of the mosquito Brigade"
of the Baltimore Health Department, lectured
Wednesday evening at the Confederate Sol
diers Home, Pikesville. Heshowed by means
of stereopticon views the development of the
mosquito from the time the eggs are laid IN
water to the full. grown adult
sat all the stages of the development OF this
insect in water" said he, 'it is supplied with
air tubes through which it must breathe. 1t
comes to the surface of the water about every
half minute to breathe 1t is on this fact that
the scheme of destroying the mosquito by plac,
ing coal oil on the water is based. 1t is found
that coal oil asphy xiates the mosquito, causing
instant death to the Larvae. The Mosquito
Brigade has found several places where it is
impossible to use the oil, its use involving dam
ger to machinery and causing bad taste to
drinking water.
"Experiments are now being conducted by
the brigade to determine the value as mos.
quito destroyer of byproduct of sulphuric
acid manufacture. This material has been
supplied to the Health Department in suffi.
| Gent quantity to make these experimental
| tests at no cost to the city. 1t is formed into
| briquettes, which are simply thrown into the
water, where they melt easily. IN order &c
| prevent danger to drinking water it is neces.
| sary to calculate the amount of water in pond
| if used for drinking purposes, and put into the
| water only such amounts as will Kill the lower
| forms of life without endangering man OF
other animal. This material is an excellent
thing to be placed in running streams moi
used for drinking purposes by men or animals.
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Some Possible Candidates.-Amongth those
whose names have been mentioned as possible
candidates before the coming Baltimore county
Republican convention are the following n
| For the State Senate-John s. Ensor. y. Il
Weller, James E. Ingram, Jr., and Rober
| Garrett.
For the House of Delegates-H. F. Baker
| Sd district G. Walter Turnbaugh, 9th district
Rufus K. Wood, 18th district r; Z; Graham
9th district Thomas j.. Miller 10th district
Alex. Mccormick, 18th district.
For States Attorney-William H. Lawrence
For Register of Wills-George E. Lynch
| I'd district.
For Sheriff-John w. Bailey, 9TH district.
For Decentralization w. Boyce, Sth dis
trict. -
For County Commissioners-Vict g
Bloede. LIST district VIM. Schluderberg, 12tl
district.
For Judges of the Orphans Court-Charle
s. Kidd, 9Th district Dennis Carter, 9th dis
trict James G. Kane, 18th district; JAIME Mon
roe, 18th district.