The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-06
OBITUARY..

David Y. Jones aged "a years high
ly respected resident Of PeClviIle, died
at o'clock yesterday morning. He leaves
ninc children, his wife having died eight
years previous. The children, five boys
and four girls, are; Isaac Jones' Luzerne
borough; Fred Jones, Sugar Notch; Will
lam Jones, Ashley; Edward ana John
Jones, of Peclivillc; Mrs. A. Rayner, Lu-
zerne; Mrs. L. l.. Trescott Kingston;
Mrs John Powell, Wilkes Barre: Mrs.
William Williams, Scranton Deceased
has been a miner for sixty years and has
never sustained an accident of any kind
while following his occupation. The fu-
neral will take place Tuesday morning.
The services will be held at the Blakely
Baptist church at / o'clock, Rev. j. 5.
Thomas officiating. The remains will be
taken on the los D. m. Delaware and
Hudson train to Forty Fort for interment
in the family plot at that place.
Friends We're apprised Saturday of the
death at AlmOgorda, New Mexico. Of DR..
G. Eastlalic Conner, a former resident 6f
Green Ridge. Heart failure is given as
the cause of death. Deceased left this
city where he had buift up a good prac-
tice, in December last to go to California
for his health. In January he went 10
Alamogorda, where he died. Born IN
West Pittston July %, 1866 he received
good common school education and in 1890
graduated from the Mcdco-ChiruraiCal
college, Philadelphia, with honors. Early
in 1891 he came to Green Ridge and prac-
ticed there until late in 1895. In August
that year he married Miss +. May Hau-
fer of Stroudsburg. who survives him.
Mrs. Martha S. Keller, wife of Theo-
dOre Keller, of Mill street, Dunmore, aged
- years, died last evening after long
Illness Deceased a
Methodist Episcopal church, She is sur
viVed by her husband and the following
children: Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Mrs. Ed
ward Reese, Mae, Lillian and Joseph, all
| of this place The funeral will take place
Wednesday morning. The services will
| be conducted at the residence of the Rev.
| a. j. Van Cleft pastor of the Methodist
| Episcopal church, after which the re-
| mains will be taken to Stroudsburg via
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail
road, where interment will be made.
Mrs. Mary Ryan. aged 60 years, died
| yesterday morning very suddenly at her
| residence, 3O2 Twelfth street. She was
| taken sick at o'clock ana expired at
| 4a0 When Mrs. Ryan awoke she was
| suffering from congestion of the lungs.
| Deceased had been a resident of this city
| for nearly forty years, and also resided
| in Carhondale for some time. She is sur
| vivod by one daughter and three sons,
| Mrs. Mary Carroll, David and Thomas
| Ryan, of this city. and Patrick Ryan, Of
Chicago. The funeral will be held We'd
| nesday morning at Q o'clock at St. Pat
| ricks Catholic church, and intermeHt
| will be made I'm the Cathedral cemetery.
James p. Foley, a well known resident
| In Olyphapt, died there yesterday morn
ing after short illrcss. Deceased was
| highly respected socially and i'm business
| tie is survived by his wife and three chill
lrgn, the former being a sister of the
Rev. j. j. d. Eeeley of st. Thomas col
| 'cge, this city, Funeral announcement
viii be made later.