The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-09
Deaths.

STUHL. February 9th, al
his home near Hagans, Mr.. jacob
Stuhl. aged 10 years. Deceased had
been confined TO his room but few
days with complication of disorders.
Near year ago he married Mrs. Mar
garet Kennedy who. with many Other
friends and relatives, survive him.
He was laid to rest Tuesday, near Mt.
Hermon church. May his sleep be as
peaceful as it was in life's morn when
first he heard mothers song.
ROBE. Died, at his home at Gin.
ton furnace, OF heart trouble. Robert
Robe, aged about seventy years. He
was born and lived all his life in this
county. During the war he was a
brave and valient soldier. A wife
and three children survive him. The,
are Mrs. Roxanna Protzman, Mrs. P.
A. Jenkins, of Ridgedale, and George
Robe, of this place. The funeral oc.
CURED on Wednesday at two O'Clock
at Fairmont church. Our sympathy
is extended to the bereayed IN theil
sorrow.
BAKER-Wm. E. Baker, vel
known citizen of Union district, died
at his home near Stewartstown on
Saturday, March 9Th, aged 43 years
Deceased had been i'll for about q
year from stomach disease and grad
ually grew worse from the start. He
was widely known and respected. A
widow, who is the daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth German, and two children
are left to mourn his death. The
funeral was conducted by the Odd
Fellows on Sunday. the interment
being in Mt. Union cemetery. Tbs
widow and children as well as the
large circle e f..lends have much
sympathy in their bereavement.
MIcHAEL-Died, on Sunday, Mar
9th, 1898, at his home near Hagans
in Clay district, this county, James
G. Michael, aged Sc years. Mr.
Michael was hurt by fall two OF
three years ago, since which time
he has been confined to his home
and finally became paralyzed and
other complications developed and
resulted in his death. Mrs. Michael
whose maiden name was Vince sur
wives him. Four of their children
died after becoming men and women
Two sons, Jonathan and Alvan G
Michael, and three daughters, Mrs
d. K. Cordray, Mrs M. B. Jones
and Mrs. II. Hawkins survive him
He was good neighbor and friend
and an honest, upright citizen. De
ceased was the oldest son of Henry
Michael, deceased, of Stewards Run
and leaves one brother, j. E. Mich
aei, of Marion county, and one sister
Mrs Tabitha Youst, of Georgetown
and three half brothers, F. NJ, c. j
and A. n Michael, of Stewards
Run
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, born
July "a, '93. the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Keener, passed quietly
away Friday evening at a quarter
to SIX o'clock. Membraneous Oh
diptheretic Group was the dread dis
ease against which little Earl strug.
gled manfully with iron will and
constitution for a full week. But
the ever growing membrane extend.
ed deeper and firmer its grip on the
brave boy who never murmured a
word of complaint in the unequal
contest, and when the end came
faced the last enemy manfully and
bravely as he had lived, falling
peacefully and gently asleep One
of the most touching scenes we have
ever witnessed occurred just before
the last battle. A sinking spell had
seized the boy and in his struggle
for breath it seemed the end was at
hand, but hearing the sobs of his
heart broken parents he forgot his
agony long enough to raise his
feeble arm above his head and with
his little index finger, pointed
straight up to heaven, as much as to
say, "do not grieve for me, l will
soon be with the angels He was
an unusually bright and beautiful
boy, endeared and loved by all for
his manly ways. and iron will in
maintaining his boyish rights His
loving parents and little brother and
sister have the sympathy of all the
community in their great sorrow.
The funeral which was private
took place from their residence on
Wiley street at 3 P. NJ. to-day.