The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-13

years, died at her home near
Greenfield Mills, on Wednesday
October 4, of kidney
disease.
FRITZ.
George w. Fritz, aged twelve
years. died at his home near
West Falls, on October >, after
brief illness. His funeral took
place at Unionville on the 4th. at
IL a. m. Rev. VIM. Weller
the services.
ZELLERS.
Mr.. Joseph Zellers, we'll
known citizen of Frederick, died
at his residence Sunday after
noon, of dropSy, aged "a years.
MIR. ZellerS is survived by a son,
Mr.. Jerome Zellcrs, and IA daugh
ter, Miss Annie Zellers, both of
this city.
BEARD.
Mrs. Susan Beard. widow of w.
IL. Beard. and mother of Rev. NJ.
l.. Beard, of Middletown, this
county, died Wednesday morn
ing. October 1. at her home in
WilliamSport, Washington coun-
ty, after lingering illness from
stomach trouble, aged IL years.
LUGENBEEL.
Andrew Lugenheel died at the
Hospital at Gallipolis, Gallia,
County. Ohio, on Saturday, Sept.
30. MI. Lugenheel was the son
of Major Basil Lugenbeel, an old
resident and native of Frederick
County, who left here many
years ago.
DELASHMUTT.
Grace Mildred, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. q. DeLash-
mutt, died suddenly October 0,
at the family home in Martins
willie, Illinois She was aged ID
years and was a granddaughter
of the late Mr. Philip Reich, of
this city. The cause Of death
was diphtheria, with which she
suffered only three days.
SIMPSON.
DR.. Edward Il. Simpson, a well
known physician of Carroll c0un-
ty, took his own life in his Office
ut Hesson's Hotel, Harvey, on
Saturday last y revolver was
found beside him, showing the
means he used to do the terrible
deed. Deceased was 60 years of
age and was graduate of tho
Maryland University. He is a
brother of DIR. II. w. Simpson, of
Liberty, and George, of Kansas
City, and Richard, of Urbana.
His remains were brought to
Liberty for interment, funeral
services being held in Nj. p.
Church, Rev. w. j. Floyd, Off
ciating.
GRUMBlNE.
Mrs. Minnie A. Grumbine, wife
of Charles Grumbine, died at her
home on Tuesday night last, OF
1 typhoid fever, in the 10th year OF
her age. Only few months ago
she was married, and shortly af-
terward, whilst away on u visit,
was taken with fever, but careful
nursing brought her back, seem
ingly, to health. Her death was
due to a relapse. \ sad feature
of the sad death was the fact
that her husband was away at the
time, and the consolation of his
presence by her side was denied
her. Deceased was Il daughter
of Mrs. DruSe Wordsworth, who
resides near Frederick. She was
n student at the Academy of the
/ Visitation, this city, and later at
stanton, Virginia. The death
of this bright and attractive
young woman will be regretted
by all who knew her. The funeral
took place on Thursday morning,
the services being held at st.
Johns Catholic Church.
Nowadays when women are trying
to do everything it is not strange that
many things are over-done. Ii is not
/ strange that there are all kind, OF
/ physical and mental Disturbances II
the woman who is a doctor, or "A law
yer, or journalisI, or in business
would not try to be n society WON IN
to it might be different; but the wom-
an who knows when she tas done u
days work has yet to be born. Usually
woman's way is to keep doing until
she DROPS. Working in this way has
manifold evils. The most common
trouble resulting from over-eXertion
either mental or phyeically, is consti.
patton Of the bowels, with all its at.
| trndont horrors