Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27

Some OF Annapolis well-Known
Citizens Pass Away.

Citizens Fa8e away.
1t is seldom. If ever. that we have 10
record on the first dav of the week I've
deaths from among our citizens, as Is the
case to-day. Death 10 no respector OF
persons the young. the old. the high,
the low. the rich and the poor-all must
obey his mandate summons.
HOWARD IeLEHART
OF the deaths we have to record to dav
Is that of Howard Iglehart q former
well-known citizens and merchant. OF
Annapolis son of the late and well known
James Iglehart. for many years one OF
the leaoing merchants OF Annapolis,
which occurred at his late residence ia
New York yesterday, in the Gath year of
his age Mr.. Iglehart left here many
years ago for St. Paul, Mo-. where he
engaged In business. From here he went
TO New York where he resided up 10 the
time of his death. he was q brother Of
the late VIM. T. Iglehart, postmaster OF
Annapolis under President Cleveland,
and also publisher and proprietor Of the
Anne Arundel Advertiser, also brother
Of James Iglehart. q Confederate soldier,
and the late Mrs Anna Waddell, wife of
Commander Waddell, of Confederate
fame. and also brother OF DR.. Osa lyle
hsrt. of New Orleans. Louisiana
lie leaves two sons-J. HARDWOOD lyle
hart. present auditor of the Circuit Court
and Eugene Iglehart.. His remains will
be brought here for interment this after
noon, and the funeral will take place TO.
morrow afternoon from 81 Anne's
Church.
MRS. JAMES MUNIsoE.
This community was greatly shocked
thfa mnrpfno unan hoa rfnr of ha 1aash
Of Mrs. Matilda Munroe. wife of ex-Mayor
James Munroe, which took place at
her late residence on Main street last
night. The deceased has been suffering
for some time from internal trouble, but
was not thought to be seriously I'll 1t
was thought advisable, however, by their
attending physician, DR.. Abram Claude,
TO hold consultation with DIR Tiffany,
or Baltimore, who was sent for, when il
was decided that IL was necessary, If relief
was to be had, TO perform an operation
for structure of the bowels from which
the patient was suffering. Prof. Tiffany
said the operation was very risky one.
but II was the only thing that could be
done under the circumstances, to give
relief The chances were that the pa
tient might recover. and II the operation
vas not performed, death would inev-
ltably result The operation was very
successfully performed yesterday between
tbs hours OF IL A. Nj. =, and II NJ, by
r. Of. Tiffany, assisted by Drs. Claude,
~. {. owing TO the advanced age and weak
z ldition of the patient she never recov
ed from the shock. but slowly sank
way surrounded by her bereaved hus-
husband. sons and daughter.
Mrs Munroe was q Miss Walters, of
Gettysburg, Pa and was In her 62nd
year She leaves five children George
w. Munroe, of Baltimore; James NJ.
Munroe, late States Attorney, of Anne
Arundel; DR.. Grafton Munroe, of Spring
field. ILL.,. Frank Munroe. of Annapo-
lis. and Mrs Mary E. Brsinsrd, wife of
Lieut. +. b. Brainard. of the Navy. The
deceased was an exemplary christian lady
and an active member of the First NJ. Il.
Church. The hour of her funeral SER
vice will be announced to morrow.
MRS ANNA DORIAN.
Mrs. Anna Doran. aged AZ years, died
at the residence of her son-in-law, Frank
r. Smith, on Main street, Saturday even
ing, after lingering Illness from con-
sumption. Her funeral took place this
afternoon from st. Mary's Church and
was largely attended by friends of the
deceased.
NELLIE JACOBS
Nellie Jacobs, aged 10 years. daughter
Of Mr.. John Jacobs, died to-day at her
= ster's residence, corner Randall and
King George streets. She has been sick
for some time from lung trouble, which
caused her death.
HENRY f. EBLING.
Henry F. Ebeling, aged IL years, son
of Henry Ebling, died yesterday at his
fathers residence In the Second district
after an illness of several months. His
funeral will take place to morrow at 8
p. NJ, from the residence of Mr.. w. H.
Saunders, Northwest street.