The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-06-26
THE DEATH RECORD.

Slad e.-Mr. John Vinton Slade, well
known citizen and auctioneer and director of
the Second National Bank of Towson, died at
$50 o'clock on Wednesday morning at his
home at Corbett, N. G. r. r. Last Sunday he
sustained stroke of paralysis from which he
did not recover. He was o! years OF age ana is
survived by widow, who is a daughter ofthe
late Thomas G.. Rutledge, who served as a
Judge of the Orphans Court of Baltimore
county. He is also survived by two brothers
Thomas G. and Charles Carroll Slade-and one
sister-Miss Mary Slade. Mr. Slade was ma
tive of the 10th district of Baltimore county
and his successful career illustrates what
country boy can accomplish with energy and
industry. In early life he was delicate and
started as q clerk in store at New Market.
Later he opened business on his own account
at Gorsuch Mills and later at Corbett and built
up large and profitable trade, and at the same
time gaining fame as successful auctloneer at
country sales. He also established store at
Phoenix. Several years ago he retired from
business. Mr.. Slade was twice elected by the
Democrats to the Office of County Commission
er, retiring from that position two years ago.
nesday passed resolutions on the death of Mr..
Slade and adjourned for the day as mark OF
respect to his memory. The directors of the
Second National Bank passed resolutions and
ordered floral tribute to be sent to the late
home of their fellow-member. The funeral
Friday morning at II o'clock. lnterment at
New Market.
Baublitts.-The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jane
Baublitts, who died on the 10Th instant at the
age of 65 years, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Gill, in Worthington Valley,
took place on the 18th. Services were held in
Grace M P. Church, Chestnut Ridge, of which
she had been member thirty five years, Rev.
Herbert F. Wright, of the M: 2. Church, and
Rev. H. Medley Price, of Ashland Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Burial was in the church
cemetery. The pall-bearers were Messrs John
Long, Charles Schwartz Aquila Tracey, D..
Armacost, D. Harris and George Carney. Mrs.
Baublitts was the wife of Mr.. jeremiah Baub-
lifts and the mother of IS children, 10 of whom
are living-Mrs. Charles Cockey, Mrs George
Simmons, Mrs. William McHoskey, Mrs Ed
ward Gill, Mrs. John Young, Mrs. Daniel
Brown, Messrs, John, Howard, Isaac, and Ben
iamin Baublitts. Forty-nine grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren also survive.
Whittle.-Mr. Joshua Talbot Whittle, who
was once sheriff of Baltimore county and who
was native of Towson, died at his home in
Baltimore, on Wednesday last, after long i'll
ness aged So years. Before being elected sheriff
Mr.. Whittle was a resident of the 4th district
and was successfully engaged in the manufac-
ture of ice-cream at Glyndon. After retiring
from office in the county Mr.. Whittle served
several years as deputy warden at the Mary
land penitentiary. Besides his widow, who
was formerly Miss Mary e. Schoal, OF Pixies
Vile, he leaves three daughters-Mrs. Blanche
Macke, Mrs. May McClaskey and Miss Marian
| Whittle and four sons-Messrs. Charles a.;
| Joshua Talbot, Jr., George B., Arthur g. and
| Afford NJ. Whttle, who is night electrician at
the Sheppard Pratt Hospital.
Hopps.-Mrs. Martha L. Hops, wife of Mr.
| William Hops, who owns farm at Notch
! Cliff, lower Long Green Valley, died on Mon
day afternoon at her city residence, North Car
| oline street, Baltimore Mrs. Hops was q
! daughter of the late Michael and Hannah
| Chester, of Orangeville. Besides her husband
| she is survived by three children-Mrs. w.
De Ford Hauer and Messrs William q. and
| Hops is the wife of Mr.. Henry P: Mann,
president of the Board of County Commits
| sioners.
Bosley.--Mrs Dorcas Ensor Bosley, in her
! 95th year. died Friday night, 18th inst, at her
] home near Philopolis. She had been an inva-
| lid for many years and for over go years had
| lived in the house where she died. She was
/ the widow of John E. Bosey, after whose
| family Bosley Methodist Episcopal Church was
| named. Her surviving sisters are Mrs. Luke
Ensor, of New Windsor, and Mrs. John Daniel,
! of Washington. She left no children.
Rocklitz.-Mrs Sadie A. Rocklitz, wife OF
| Mr. Edward Rocklitz, died on Tuesday at the
i home of her father, Mr.. Caleb s. Hobbs, at
] Jacksonville, after long illness. Besides her
\ husband and parents she is survived by two
! brothers--Messrs. Levin and Worthington
| Hobbs-and two sisters-Mrs. Harry Fairbanks
| and Miss Anna Hobbs. Mrs. Rocklitz was e
years of age and a member of Mount Olive M.
/ E. Church.
Circuit Court.-Criminal Docket agrancy
Michael Hennessey, not guilty,
! Larceny-Joseph Robasocki and John Reli-
noak, sub cura William Roberts, guilty, elk
months in House of Correction; Albert Ketch-
| UNI and Frederick Nassner 1.-TWO cases), stet
! John Adams and Herbert Hanson, guilty, SEN
/ tence reserved; John Bodner and Dlmltrc
Lietvien, guilty, six months in House OF Cor
rection Frederick M Ruhe, mol pros. Lii
burn E. Evans and Charles Joyce, guilty as tc
Joyce, sentence reserved, and sub curia as tc
Evans; Jacob Bocosky, Andrew konopsky
and Joseph Konopsky guilty, three monthsln
House of Correction James Williams, guilty
one year in House of Correction; Michael
Mrozinski, John S. Zezepaniak and Walter
! Strombruski, stet as to MroZlnskl and Zeze
paniak, Strombruski not tried.
Unlawfully Riding on Cars-Frank Schmidt
| seven days in Jail.
Assault and Battery-John Chapman, guilty
six months in House of Correction.
Larceny-Fannie Wise, pleaded guilty, SEN
tence suspended Charles E. Brown, guilty
sentence suspended; Francis Foble, otguilty
George Rensfelder, mol pros. Walter Beam
pleaded guilty, two years in penitentiary
| Joseph Rich and John Clock, not guilty; Her
man Papel, Matthew Shriver and John Shriver
| guilty in two cases, paroled; Albert Hall and
John Bell (two cases) mol pros as to Hall in
both cases and stet as to Bell; Timothy Feeh-
ley, not guilty.
Malicious Destruction of Property-Franci:
Foble, not guilty.
Sale of liquor without license--James NC
Govern, guilty, $500 and costs sale of liquor
on Sunday-James Eichelberger, pleaded guilty
800 and costs; sale of liquor to minor-Joseph
Brady, guilty, 800 and costs, not guilty in an
other case; sale of liquor on Sunday-Joseph
Brady (three cases., not guilty in one H and mo no
kirk, guilty, SO week for support Of wife and
| children. :,
Larceny-Jarrett Miller, guilty, six months