Frederick citizen., 1895-01-18

Westminster, NdIToll OOuuUy, uleu at
Leadville, suddenly, January 2, 1895.
Mrs. Foutz leaves one child besides u
husband.
ALBAUGH.
On January 10, at 7.30 o'clock, D. M,
Mrs. Ann Rebecca Albaugh, widow Of
Grafton Alnaugh, departed this life in
the 6lst year of her age. Her funeral
took place from her late residence, No.
S32 North Stricken street, Baltimore,
Md, on Monday the l4th inst
HUGHES
Mr.. III. Clay Hughes, formerly of
Hancock, Md, but for some time past
doing business in Hagerstown, died
last Saturday, one week ago, at his
home in that place, of Brght's disease,
aged 81 years. He was "a druggist and
was well known and esteemed
Benjamin Cain. highly respected
citizen of Emmitsburg. died recently,
after few days illness, of pneumonia,
aged eighty years. An aged widow
and one son, Mr.. Calvin Cain, of Wash
ington, survive him. The funeral was
attended by host of relatives and
friends.
Rev. David ID. Keedy, of Keedvs-
vile, Washington County, retired
minister of the United Brethren
Church, died at his home last Satur-
day, of apopleXy, aged 66 years. De-
ceased was an uncle of Mr.. &. o. Kee-
dy, of this city. The funeral took place
on Monday last.
wELKER
Says the Liberty Banner: Mr.. John
Welker, of near Centervllle, Johns
vile district died Friday morning last
at II o'clock, aged rs years. months
and "a days. The pail bearers were:
Messrs. George Alhaugh, John #. War
ner, Sam! A. Stitely, Solomon Earnst,
John Harman and David Fogle. His
funeral took place at Rocky Hill, Jan
uary the 18th.
ANDERSON.
Mrs. Sophia r. Anderson, an estima-
BILE woman, died at her home in Mount
Airy, Carroll County, recently. Pre-
vious to her death she suffered long
and patiently with pneumonia, which
baff1ed the skill of the physician. She
was the widow of the late Piukney
Anderson, and was in her Goth year.
Funeral took place on Wednesday,
January 2nd.
Mrs. Mary A. Brown, relicit of the
late George w. Brown, died last We'd
nesday evening, the 9th inst, at 6
O'clock, at Brownsville, Md. She was
taken i'll on Monday, the 7th inst, dy-
ing OF catarrh of the stomach. Her
funeral took place this morning, inter-
ment being made at Brownsville.
The services were conducted by Elder
Eli Yourtee.
A press dispatch from Brunswick
says: John Barger, brakesman in
one of the yard crews, met with hor-
rible death last Tuesday night while
placing coupling pin prior to coup
ling a car. The train was pushing
backward, young Barger running with
it to make the coupling, when his foot
caught in switch frog, the train pass
ing over him, cutting off both legs and
arms and crushing his face and head,
causing almost instant death He was
in his 22ud year, and a son of Leander
Barger, with whom he resided
HAMMOND.
Says the CurrOU NeUs: UPTON J .
Hammond, former resident Of Lib
erty, Frederick County, died at the
home of his sou, Mr.. ID. E. Hammond.
at White Marsh, Baltimore County,
Maryland, recently at an advanced
aye. His remains were taken to Lib
erty Wednesday afternoon, and the
funeral sermon was preached in the
NJ. e. Church there, by the Rev. g.
X. Sanner, after which burial was
made beside his wife in Fairmount
Cemetery, in that place.
KINNA.
On Tuesday afternoon last, Mrs
Charles Kinna died at her home in
Braddock, this county, leaving hus-
band and three children, as well as a
large circle of friends to grieve at her
early demise. Consumption, that
deadliest of all diseases, was the agent
of the death angel, and after a long
term of suffering, the weary spirit
passed away. She aud her husband
formerly worked for Mr.. John H. Will
Jams, and were faithful employees.
The deceased was only 3S years of age
and woman highly esteemed by ali.
Mr.. David Roop, a well known far
mer and miller OF Carroll County, died
at the Baltimore City Hospital Thurs
day morning of last week, ofparalvsis,
with WI hich he was stricken on Mon
day He was seventy-two wears
of age and lived near New Windsor.
Mr.. Roop was at the head of the firm
OF ID. Roop d Son, proprietors of the
Wakefield Roller Mills. and was also
interested in the Wakefield and Friz-
zleburg creameries. He was recently
elected director of the First National
Bank of Westminster. He leaves a
widow, a son, Edward, and a daughter,
Miss Annie. The funeral took place
to-day at Pipe Creek, U. b. Church
Drummer.
On Sunday morning last, whilst at
tending service at the German Baptist
Church in this city, Miss Ann Rebecca
Brunner, all aged and estimable oman,
was stricken with paralysis. Friends
assisted the unfortunate woman to The
residence Of Mrs. G. E. Kemp, her
hiece, on West Fourth street, where
every attention was given her. The
end came Sunday morning. Deceased
was IN her 50th year, and was per-
son of strong christian and domestic
attributes. A large circle of relatives
and friends deplore her sad demise.
The funeral took place from the Ger
man Baptist Church, on Wednesday