The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29

live of VI Yersville, thls county.
FEITZ.
Mrs. George Feitz, resident of
Louisville district, died on Thursday,
the l4th inst. of paralysis. The remains
were buried in louisville the follow
ing saturday. She leaves husband
and seven children. Her age was %
wears, months and 10 days.
LEWIS.
Mrs Mary F. Lewis, wife of J. H.
Lewis. died at her late residence,
West Fourth street. Tuesday morning,
of Bright's disease, aged 90 wears and
y DAYS. She leaves a husband, three
sons and two daughters to mourn her
loss The funeral took place yesterday.
MICHAEL.
Harry Wade Michael, the son of
Charles l. and Laura Michael, of Re
treat school house. died Tuesday night
at 5 sc o'clock, of consumption, in his
9th year. His funeral took place on
Thursday. AZ Shiloh church, Walkers
vile, at 10 o'clock, a. III.
HELEN.
Information has recently been re-
ttiN Ell lltlc ~ me dcdl II / II Z uiOutON ~
Pa. Of Mr. Peter Houk HELEN, after
AN illness If many months, Oh Friday,
March stu. Deceased was in his seth
year aud was urother of Mrs. Bur
CESS Hammond of New Market, this
county.
SISTER MARY FREDERICK.
Says the Baltimore Sun Sister
Mary Broderick died yesterday at st.
Nuceut's Infant Asylum, Lafayette
avenue aud Division street. For forty
Years she had beeu AT -. Ninceut's.
having gone there from diminishing,
where she made her nOvitiate as a
Sister IF Charity. Her relatives reside
III New Orleans.
WADE
DR.. H. NJ. c. G. Wade, one of the
most prominent physicians of Boons-
bOro Washington County, died this
evening from heart trouble He was
about So years old, unmarried, and had
been iii for some time. Deceased was
widely known and highly respected by
the entire community among which
he 80 earnestly labored. His loss will
be deeply felt by relatives aud friends
aud all WHO have even come within
the radius Of his congeuiality.
FoGLE.
The wife of Mr.. Wesley Fogle, living
in Huntsville, says our correspondent,
whom we reported i'll in our last com
nunicatlon, died on Tuesday last,
from the effects Of cancer formed In
her breasi. She was buried in the cem-
eterr, at Beaver Dam, on the follow
ing Thursday. Elder John Utz Off
ciated assisted 10y Elder G. X. Sap
pingtou. Deceased was about fifty
years of a and leaves a husband and
three childreA u mourn her loss.
HOFFMAN.
Says a special dated Hagerstown,
March 24th; John Calvin Hoffman
Was stricken with apop|eXy at 1880
/ o'clock this morHing, on North PIT m
az street, while walking to church.
He was picked up toy Mayor VI. L.
keedy, Councilman John H. Hell, Mr..
Charles Smith and Mr.. Lewis J. Orrick
and carried 10 the house of Mr.. w. w.
4 Hysiop, where lie died almost imme-
diately. He was one OF the bes, known
citizens OF Washington County. He
was meMber Of the firm of J. c. Hoff-
man x Sons, and vas always a strong
Democrat. He leaves six sons aud
one daughter.
SN0UFFER.
Major Archibald T. Snouffer, OF the
Manor, near Buckeystown, this
county, died at b : home Friday last.
aged about IS years He was Wild
over, with no children, his wife hav-
ing died about seven or eight wears
ago. The announcement OF the de-
mise Of this esteemed gent eman was
received regretfully by his many
friends III thlS county, where he was
% widely known and respected. AT.
ter long and useful life, he has de-
parted for the unknown country, to re-
ctlve a just merit for his work in Gods
VINEYARD. His funeral took place on
SUNDAY last.
KEMP.
We have received Information Of the
death Of NJ AlbertS :. Kemp, at Havre-
de-Grace, Md, on last Sunday, from
the effects OF an operation and the raw
ages OF gangrenous abscess, which
had broken Deceased was born in
Baltimore and was a son of the late
William NJ. Kemp, of Baltimore. for
merly of Frederick, aud descendant
OF the old Frederick County family Of
that name. He was well known in
musical circles and at one time di
rector and treasurer of the HAYDEN
Musical Association. He was,also idep-
titled with the Peabody Orchestra. The
funeral took place on Tuesday, from
the residence of his brother, DR., w. f.
A. Kemp, on North Green street.
FROM THE CARROLL NEWS.
Mr.. William Kelly died Oh Saturday
evening, March 18th. at his home in
WaynesbOro', Pa, of the infirmities of
OLD age, IN the eighty-third year of his
age. His survivors are his son Wesley
and daughter, Margaret. Mr.. Edward
Kelly, of Union Bridge. is his only sur
vlving brother. His wife died about
ten wears ago. The funeral took place
on Tuesday.
Roby, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eden Englemau, died about one
o'clock Tuesday, in the fifteenth wear
of bis age. He had been i'll with pneu-
monia several months, but recovered
sufficiently 10 be out of bed, aud on
Friday came down stairs On Satur-
day he was suddenly attacked with
spasms aud paralysis followed, remov-
ing all hopes of recovery. He fingered
In partially unconscious condition
until the end came. The funeral took
place on Thursday afternoon at .
O'Clock, services being held in the NJ.
+. Church, conducted by the Rev.
Dr. Murray, of the NJ. p. Church.
lnterment was made in Mountain