The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-08
Died.

DOND.-Dleu at Hef nome near the
Chestnut Ridge school house on
Tuesday Mrs Bond ,relict of Rudolph
Bond who died year ago Mrs
Bond was about so years of age. She
had grip which developed into pneu-
monia and proved fatal. The funeral
was held on Thursday morning and
the interment was in Mt. Union Gem
etery.
HARRIs--Died on the West Side
of fever on Tuesday Luther Harris
aged about twenty-five years. "Iz"
as he was tamiliarly known around
town was faithful member of the
colored race and was well liked by
all who knew him. He had been
employed in the oil fields and had
come in for visit when the fatal at
tack seized him.
JoHNsoN-Died at the state hospi-
tai at Weston of the weakness due to
age Mr.. James Johnson. He was
about sixty years old and was sent to
the hospital about one year ago. He
was brought here for interment and
was buried in the johnson cemetery
near DellslCw on Wednesday. A large
family survive him.
CoHEN-Mrs. George Cohen died at
her home at McKee's Rocks, Pa, on
Monday Jan. 80, 1899 from complica-
tion of diseases superinduced by grip.
Friends from here were notified of her
illness and were present when she
passed away. Her husband is Mon
ongalian and was brought up here.
The funeral took place to-day at
Youngstown, Ohio, her early home.
She leaves husband two children.
ARNErT--Died at his home at
Rivesville on Tuesday, February Z,
after long illness of spinal trouble
Mr.. Jasper N. Arnett He had been
sick for several years and his death
has been expected for sometime. He
was about sixty one years of age. A
wife and three children survive him
He was we'll known in this county
and married in the county. Mr.. F..
M. Arnett his brother will attend
the funeral which will take place on
on Wednesday at Arnettsville.
SMITH. Died on Wiles Hill at two
O'Clock on Wednesday morning after
avery brief illness George w. Smith.
Mr.. Smith had been together with
several others at the residence of E.
j. Evans Jr. who had broken his leg
a few days ago. They had left there
and gone home when he complained
of feeling sick and DIR. Gibbons was
Summoned. Every thing possible was
done for him but he died in about two
hours after the attack came Oh.
Hemorrhage of the stomach was the
cause of the death. Mr.. Smith was a
brave and gallant soldier in the late
war and received at the time Of his
death the largest pension in the coun-
ty. He has always stood well in the
community and has great many
friends who will learn of his untime-
ly taking off with deep regret. The
funeral will be conducted by Hoffman
Post G. A. r. of which he was a
member and the interment will be on
Thursday at Mt Union cemetery.
SoUTH-Dississway South died at
the home of his daughter Mrs. R. S.
Lantz in Blacksville, on the evening
Of February 1st aged about go years.
Mr.. South had been i'll from Kidney
disease for about year and his end
was not surprise. He was born and
reared near Mt. Morris and for num-
Der of years was engaged in merchan-
dising in that place, but Of late years
had been surveyor and civil engineer.
He was brother OF Justos South Oh
this place and Jacob and N. L. South,
Of Mt. Morris. A wife and five chill
daen survive him, viz: Mrs. r. s.
Lantz, Of Blacksville; Miss Jennie a
teacher of this county; Edward, DR..
r. B. and Miss Rbetta, Of Hackney's,
Washington county, Pa. The fune.
raj took place on Friday afternoon,
the interment being at Taylortown,
Pa.
LAzzELL-Died at his home neal
Vaudeville on Thursday, February
second, James Lazzell of catarah Of
the stomach and the weakness in
cident to extreme age He had beer
sick for sometime and being in his
| eiehty-eighth year his death was
not unexpected but the end came
rather suddenly. The death occurred
at five o'clock thta morning. Five
| children are left to mourn his loss
| They are S. G. Lazzell, Mary E
Lazzell, L. A. Lazzell, Luther j. Lac
zell and l. G. Lazzell. His wife pre-