The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-18

three sisters and five brothers. The funeral
took place at Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal
Church on Wednesday afternoon.
Sullivan.-Mrs. Rachel Sparks Sullivan,
wife of Mr.. Arthur Sullivan, of Glencoe, died
of heart disease last Monday night. She was
the daughter of the late Brown Sparks and
sister of Mrs James Bosley, both of Partition,
and Messrs. John and Edward Sparks, OF Bal
timore She was a member of Partition Meth.
odist Episcopal Church.
PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, etc., received for record in the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County: .
DEEDS.
Ashland Manufacturing Co.t0 Franklin Land 20.
A. J. Kohly to John Jarousek and wife.
W.Hopps and vito School Sisters of Notre Dame
Emil ]. Klemm Co. to Allen Jones.
Same to Anna Blanche Farrow.
Allen Jones to Emil j. Klemm Co.
Lorely Co. to Campbell Darlington.
Campbell Darlington to Mary E.. Councilman.
Clarrisa NJ Mabbett to Margaret Ann Williams
John Mccormick and wife to Garnett Y. Clark
Garnett Y. Clark to J: Mccormick and WI: ct al.
Christopher c. Speed to j. A. Harriday and W.T.
First Natl Bank of Gainesville to Providence
Hefb ct eta al i execrs.. to W. c. s. Hoshal and W.T.
United Railways and Electric Co. to J. H. Aull:
W. Hall Harris ct al. to Mayor and City Council
VIM. Reinecke and VT. to Mayor and City Coun-
Gil of Baltimore.
Columbus Reinecke and wife to same.
Jacob II. Baugher TO Amos A. Reeder, Jr.
L.L.Gunnison and hus.e al. to T. Juliano and WI.
A. Breidenstein, Jr. and VT. to A. l.. Devers.
Same to Charles T. Crist and wife.
L. c. Hertwig and WI. to T. S. Creney and wife.
Roland Park Co. of Baltimore city to Fanny M.
Morton.
Fanny NJ. and Franklin ]. Morton to Roland
Park Co. of Baltimore city.
Philip H. Friese to Mary w. Creery.
Joseph Dolan to Michael Waldhausea and wife.
Elizabeth J. Reynolds to John W. Lambert.
JW Lambert and VT. ct al. to Susan E. H. Forster.
H Richardson to Lena Maldeis.
G.. McGaw Benson to H. ]. W. Boosche and wi.
NJ. E. Lloyd, attorney, ct al. to P. D: Lyons.
P. D. Lyons, by his attorney. to H. @. Kalbhenn.
B. S. Matthews, assignee. to VIM. Il. Smith.
e. Il. Thompson and VT. to +. ID. thompson.
R. E. Wright ct al, admrs., to Henrietta H.
E. A. Blaokshere and VT. to w H. Waxter and W.T..
N. NJ Smith and wife to VIM. Edgar Byrd.
George Gunther to John Adam Rugemer
Alfred ]. Kohly to Joseph Hickman;
], 7. Mays and VT. to G. E. Henderson and wife.
JIM. Little assignee to 4. and j.. Y. Held, execrs.
Alfred ]. Kohly to Andrew Knell and wife.
Josephine L. Stewart to Frances M. Jonney and
Katharine s. Brown.
Frances NJ. Janney ct al. to Mamie M. Brent.
Louis Cohen and wife to Patapsco Real Estate
Redemptorists to Baltimore Brick Company.
H,B Akehurst and VT. to b. f. Thompson and VT.
]. H. Kerner ct al. to s. Herbert Reese.
Joshua F. Cockey and wife to John I. Cockey.
Ellen B. Corkran and hus. to Lewis B. Foot.
Mission Board of the Baltimore Congregation,
belonging to Evangelical Lutheran Synodical
city to st. James Evangelical Lutheran Church
of Baltimore CITY,.
Maurice McNamee and VT. to A. II. Baker and
Sarah A. Baker.
Geo. Schlaffer to Andrew French ct al.
Libra Land Co. to George Il. Ruckert and VT.
Francis ]. Campbell to Asa B. Fargo and wife.
Asa B. Fargo and wife to Francis j. Campbell.
August CRUDE to Augusta CRUDE;
d. W. Offutt and VT. to Sarah Q. Rye and hus.
]. P. Meyers and VT. to G. Waldman and wife.
A. A. Sanner and VT. to +. N. Toepler and VT.
John /. Yellots to Edward s. Peerce.
Louis d. Casner to Elizabeth beaverton.
James Hamilton and wife to Clarence L. Foster.
Martha K. Muller and hus. to VIM: Schluderberg.
Windsor Park Co. to Luther H. Gwaltneg.
James Gilmore ct al. to George A. Finch.
Roland Park Company to Eliza G. Parke and hus.
Health Oacer Gorsuch Makes Monthly
Report.-Dr. J. f. H. Gorsuch, general health
officer for Baltimore county, made his monthly
report to the County Commissioners this week.
1t shows that there were 10 cases of typhoid
fever reported and deaths from that disease.
1.-THE disease" says DIR. Gorsuch, sis not
epidemic. Typhoid fever in this climate be.
comes more prevalent, but due care on the part
of our citizens will reduce 1t, however, even in
The report further says: Cholera infantum,
tuberculosis and death by accident constitute
the greatest causes of mortality. Out of total
of 1874 deaths from all causes this is appalling,
and such statistics show that these 10 deaths by
accident should be classed with infectious dis
eases, which are largely preventable. And
since death by infectious disease and accident
are largely preventable we as citizens are largely
responsible for them. Thus our column of
mortality is increased too often by our own
neglect. ,.
during June show decrease OF % per cent.
over the month of May, barring smallpox,
which has been handled separately. This dis
ease has been most efectually stamped out, no
case existing at this time in Baltimore county.
warm weather, the usual cause for intesti-
nal diseases, has produced its effect on children,
as shown by % deaths from cholera infantum
during June Statistics show that one-third OF
all children born die before reaching the age OF
8 months. This frightful mortality is largely
due to improper feeding"
Infectious diseases were reported during the
month as follows:
Typhoid fever. ID Chickenpox ..;....:.. !
Scarlet fever. 2ICerebro-spinal menin-
Measles ....lU glLS..s.
Dinhtheria. Total ...............3t
Special causes of death were as follows:
Tuberculosis .......lTlOld age..........,s rs
Typhoid fever......... 2IPremature birth......
Scarlet feVer.. 1lStillbOrn.
Whooping cough...... i MISUNDERSTANDING
Cerebro-s spinal menin- Other accidents.......
gitiS........... ...... Murder.
Pneumonia. .......... 2lApOpleXy. .....
Heart disease. ...10 Suicide. .... .........
Cholera infantum... ~ Paralysis ..........
Bright's diseaee....... SlOther causes. ......A
Heat pr0strat1On......
There were l26 births, of which SO were
males. So females, lis white and IL colored 164
deaths were reported-89 males, rs females, 13t
white and % colored.
Member of Long-Lived Family.-Mrs
| Susannah E. McComas celebrated her S4tt
| birthday last Sunday quietly at her home, 70:
| Gorsuch avenue Waverly. She is the SECOND
| daughter of the late Elizabeth and james
| Chamberlain Morford. the latter having beer
| the last survivor ofthe Old Defenders Associa
| ton. She was born and raised in Baltimor
county, in the vicinity of the York road, anC
her early days were spent within radius
eight miles of the city.
| Her family removed to Baltimore in the 40s
| She was married in October, 1876, and is now
widow. Her husband was Sergt. Charles Nc
| Comas, member of the local police force TO
| nearly 25 years. Mrs. McComas is well pre-
served for q person of her years and, with tn
exception of slight deafness, is in complete
| possession of all her faculties. She is notet
| for her bright and cheerful disposition upon al
| occasions, and she moves around her home, at
tending to her household duties, withou
difficulty.
Her family is a remarkably long lived one
her father being 81 years old at the time of hi
death. Her maternal aunt, Miss Rachel Fow
Ter, died only few years ago, aged 102 years
Mrs. McComas has four daughters living,
grandchildren snd IL great-grandchildren
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the Bal
timore County Orphans Court this week lei
tiers were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of William Gordol
Blackford to Eugene Blackford, administrator
On the personal estate OF Louisa butscnky q
John H. Butschky, administrator.
On the personal estate Of Philip William
| ZONES to Thomas ]. Hunter administrator.