The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-05

held at the house, condoo,.,
Rev. Eschbach, of tb o BY il.
Church. The pail beare re ~, Reforms
orary-John T. Wolthin,~tsre were; En-
Fisher, J. F. Gibbons s%eon, Juds
Baughman, G. D. Doll Mr.. G;1arles
Col. d: G. Winebrener ~, Ira rys
Gambrill; active-L. 8 u !.
Charles w. Ross, Arthur pot,C llna,
Williams, j. Lee Simmons ms, Hen
Interment was made M Mt VT. Pepi
Cemetery. f. Schroeder was a'' OFN
dertaker. ""s The
HOLTZ.
John Holtz, an elderly and
resident of the vicinity of C IN ie,spec
this county, died on Mondava ii
the age of 81 years and s mon, lsS
ceased leaves three brothers I Ws'
eral took place on WednesddnH
noon at 2 O'Clock, from ZioniS AZ
ed Church, in the above nlaod hela
ment being made in the gFayev., .als
joining the church. 'a'as
HORNE.
Mr.. John H. HORNE, of Milan f,
nessee, died few weeks aan
the effects of severe burns cont on lIs
whilst endeavoring to eytina";aG
fire in the house in which hs u y
Mr.. HORNE was in the 69rl wear NV as
age, a native of this valley oai
brother of Messrs. George w f aua
ID. and Martin HORNE, Of near N.Y. N.Y.
vile; Rev. M. G. HORNE. Of Rsss
Pa; Mrs. Daniel Shafer. Of RsM
wick, this valley; Adam T, of SaS
Va. and Mrs. David NJ. Brandenbss
of Tennessee.
THOMAS.
Morris st. P. Thomas one o,a
best known members of the CHA
bar, as dying, the result of bIood
soning. Mr.. Thomas was at one NJ
the law partner of Lyman l'rumt"
His illness was brought about i.
slight cut on the hand, caused mil
breaking of glass in picture n N
home. Chicago Herald
The above gentlemen was at n
time a resident of EmmItsburg. tO,sIl
er with his mother and sisters N
was we'll known il that locality ~
his many friends regret to learn ds'
death.
Mr.. George Morgan died on Sa,u,
day morning last, at his home in NJ
Airy, Carroll County, Of appophyI
after only short illness. Informsds
was received here on Sunday, and d
direful news are quite shock to h
deceased's many friends in this cir
and elsewhere. He was at che time
resident of Frederick and was ennis
ed in the office of the Penusylvsl
Railroad Company. He leaves vi
ow and two sisters, the latter BEL
Mrs. Stewart, of Washington, al
Mrs. KimbaIl, of Mt. Airy. Ii
other sisters have died within the d
six months. Deceased was a soul
law of the late Col. Edward SchI
and was about IS years of age.
funeral took place on Monday aft
noon at Mt. Airy. A wife but no Ct
dren survive him.
TYSON.
One of Frederick's most represeu
tive aud successful business men,
Nathan Shepherd Tyson, son Of
late Jonathan Tyson, died at a
hour last Tuesday night, after a C
parativeIy short illness of acute pu
monia, in the siXty-second year of
age. About one week ago the syl
toms of the deadly disease which
minated his days of earthly useful
to his family and the general conn
ity at large, manifested themsel
and the most rigid care was eXerc
upon the part of ply sician and suff
but to no avail. Intense suffer-
were borne with christain-like resi-.
ton and the end came like the clio,
of a summer day, and darkness sci
over loving household to which
deceased was a beloved and fait
director. Mr.. Tyson was well kn
by most of our people, in whose n
he spent the greater portion of his
and all are united in extending to
bereaved family and relatives Of
esteemed and worthy deceased, e
evidence Of their sorrow and syl
thy in their great loss. Mr.. T.
was connected with the fertilizer
ness, and was an enterprising aut
dustrious man, who merited tb
spect of all who came in contact
him. A widow and family are lie
keenly feel the seemingly unkind
ton of an All Seeing Provide
The funeral will take place this a
noon at 2 O'Clock p. m.