The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. x. D. sohoeuef Expires suddenly
FROM neneral DebIIItx.

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From General Debility.
! Catherine the esteemed wife Of Richard
| ID Schooner. died at her home on North
| White street yesterday morning at the ad.
vanced age Of s3 years Although the de-
ceased had suffered from general debility for
| some time, her death was quite unexpected
/ Mrs. Schooner Is survived by her husband
and the following children: Ms. c. Il.
/ Evans, Of St. Joseph, Mo-. Miss A. c.
/ Schooner, teacher in one of the public
schools of town; Mrs Henry Aregood, Alfred,
Frank and James Schooner Of town; r. j.
Schooner. Of Philadelphia The deceased
was born in Berks county and became a
resident Of this town about twenty years
ago. Previous to that time she was a resi-
dent Of Pottsvile and st. Clair Due notice
Of the funeral will be given.
John Groody expired suddenly at his home
ON West Lloyd street at about eight o'clock
this morning. The announcement Of his
death occasioned surprise, as he paid visits
about town last night. He had been ailing
for about two weeks however and his death
is attributed to kidney and heart complica-
| tioas He was a. years old. His wife and
seven children survive.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kreiser died at her home in
I L NAt9N llAN Nll oAbNluhNf dAth tG years L uu-
erai tomorrow evening at 200 O'Clock in
tormeut the following day at Lebanon.
The remains of Mrs Syblla Dewald we're
/ inferred at st Clair to-day
Harry Betz, son Of Frank Betz of St
Clair, died last night, in his 23rd year. The
family formerly resided at Mahanoy City.
Andrew Gardner, Of Lower Rausch Creek
who several months ago was stricken with
paralysis, died at his home Interment was
made at Pinegrove to-day.
Mrs. J. b Marquardt, Of Port Carbon. aged
73 years, died very suddenly on Saturday.
She had been i'll since New Years with grip.
but was convalesCeut and was expected down
stairs in a few days Her death is attributed
to heart failure.
William P. Bishop, an aged resident of
Ringtowh, died there on Saturday. He was
so years old, The remains were taken to
louisville this morning and at three o'clock
this afternoon the funeral took place in that
town, from the residence of Charles F.
Bishop a son of the deceased.
The funeral Of Miss Ella Coogan, who died
ON Friday, took place this morning, High
mass being celebrated in St. Josephs church
&C Girrdville. Interment was made at
Pottsyille The deceased was 20 years old
and daughter of John and Margaret Coogan.
The remains were followed to the grave by a
large coUcOursa of people.
The funeral of Michael Faifer took place
to-day The St Casimir Polish Citizens
Society, of which the deceased was a mem
Der, was in attendance. High mass was
celebrated in s.. Casimir's church, followed
by interment in the parish cemetery.
Services over the remains of Frank Long
were held in the Church of the Holy Family,
on North Chestnut street, this morning. Iu-
terment was made in the Annuncation Gene
terry by Undertaken NJ ONeil.
A large number of people attended the
funeral of Christian Hausman, which took
place from his late residence on East Coal
street yesterday afternoon The services
were conducted at the house by Rev. John
GIuhler, pastor of the German Lutheran
church. The pail bearers were Henry
Rhosds Philip Biermau and William Hem
merly, of Lebanon, members of the Harigari
Lodge, D. o. H and John Cashner, Jacob
Hilderbrand and Fred. Keithan, of the u .
r. NJ. Both societies were largely
represented. The remains were laid at
rest in the odd Fellows cemetery by J. P.
Williams & Son, the undertakes.