The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-15
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who H..
Fallen Before the Silent 4''
Reaper.
MERCER.

MERCER.
William f. Mercer, aged ..
years died at his home ne ~seu Is
Kaig, Wednesday at . N Nc
typhoid fever. Mr.. Mercer e, l %, Of
a wife and 6 children ''"VeS
BECK.
Mrs. Anna Catharine BecR A.,
at her home, 26 West Se Sew @leG
street, on the 10th. ipstan,.e
heart disease, after an illna .' Of
one week, aged IA years. '' Of
TAYLOR.
Mr.. Henry Taylor, a mon,h.
of the well known Taylor fam,;s
of Emmitsburg district, dio ~lly
September LIST, aged g. ya, Ol
His remains were inferred in S'a N.Y.
81. Mary'S Cemetery.
SIEBERs
Brother John Siebers died
the Novitiate on the 9th, instaa al
The deceased was born in HoIIo a',
November IS, 1913, and ent anu
the Society of Jesus at FrodoD;1,u
on May %, 1912.
MANNING.
Mrs. Emily F. Manning. nj,
of Mr.. Charles A. Manning. fo "l'
erly Of Emmitsburg district, dial
at her home in Knoxville. Ten uu
on September l, aged g. rea,.
She is survived by a huS6aD sham,
and eight children. Her remo; uu
were taken to Emmitsburg amS
laid to rest in the family vault IN
the cemetery at Mt. st, Marr,,
Company.
CLABAUGH.
Miss Elizabeth Eleanor Ga.
baugh, eldest daughter of Mrs.
Mary Wilson Clabaugh, died a.
her home on East Second street
on Saturday evening last, abOnf
s O'Clock, after a severe illness If
six weeks duration, aged % Years
The immediate cause Of death
was brain fever which set in fine
previous Monday. On FRIDAY
night the tired brain was nara
lyzed and the end came like the
twilight clOse'of an autumn day
rich with the golden tints of trees
and flowers, leaving the hearts Of
those who loved her in deepest
gloom. The death of this attrac.
tive and popular young lady, in
the springtide of budding woman.
hood, leaves more than the ordi.
nary pangs of sorrow as a mourn.
full legacy. Miss Clabaugh'S
father was the late Usher Ola.
baugh, owner of the "Clover
Brook" Stock Farm, at Middle.
, burg, Carroll county. After her
fathers death, about eight years
ago, her family came to this city
and she at once became a fayOrite
in society, which she graced with
her beauty and charming man
ners. She received her education
at the Hannah More Academy at
ReisterstOwn, and at the Freder.
lex Female Seminary. Surviving
her is a bereaved mother and two
younger sisters. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock from her late residence,
interment being made in the
family lot in Middleburg. Rev,
Osborne Ingle Officiated, assisted
by Rev. Addison Ingle. The
pail bearers were Messrs. Ber'
nard l.. Besant, John Tehan
Brosius, j. Francis Smith, Louis
M. Nixdorff, William A. Markell
and Richard Potts.
RAMSBURG.
The many friends of Mr.. Henry
Beeson Ramsburg, one of OuI
most popular and successful
young men, were deeply shocked
to hear Of his death. which OC'
Cured at $50 p. M, on Monday
at his residence on East Second
street after a brief illness of ty
phOid fever and Bright's disease
Only a few days before the rava'
ges of the disease had apparent!
been checked, but the rejoicing
attendant upon this good new
was suddenly changed to sorrow
ana the sympathy of the entH
community went out to the be
reaved family. He was a son 0
John S. and Drucilla Ramsburg
Mr.. Ramsburg was in the prim
of youth and vigOr when tn
dread summons came, his age be
ing 36 years. For some time D'
has been a member of the firm o
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
one of the largest concerns in thl
section: with the position OF man
ager of agents and supervisor
He displayed marked executlV
ability and was highly esteeme,
by all who came in contact Will