The sun., 1900-01-19
DIX IA0MAS. /. hXGEu
HIS PASSED AWAY
New Rector Of st. Andrews p.
T. Church SuccumbS TO At
lack Of Pneumonia.
SERVICES AT CHURCH TO-DAY
Body viii be Taken 10 Harrisburg
Tonorrow---Th rcstry Has sub.
scribcd $1,000 for the
Widow Of Dr.
Angel.

NANeNa WIN
two weeks, Rev. Thomas B. Angel, ID.
Episcopal Church, died yesterday morn.
ing at 5 O'Clock.
Or. Angel, only II years old, came 10
this city from Harrisburg, Pa, ou Jana.
AIRY J, apparently In the best OF health
except fur slight cold. He assumed
his new dnties With will, but was com
relied TO relinguish them three days
'ater. About n'clock on Saturday
morning, January 4, he was taken with
Z sp'Iing OF blood and ad q severe pair
10 his lungs Dir. James 4 Draper wac
called and said he was suffering with
pneumonia.
tbs condition became siarming mona
the start. Mrs. Angeit Ras' sent for.
Sho arrived that evening Weakness,nf
tIeart was noticed and ii was learned
that It itiha,rcd from nj attack IL grin
he had q year ago. DR.. w. X. Bullock
was called in consultation, ana for three
days the patient was watched with the
utmost care. He began 10 elowly
improve.
Last Monday l'ta wcs 4 change for
the worse, and the Improvement after
that was only temporary at 10 o'clock
Wednesday night Dr. Draper reported
Dr. Angel desperately i'll. At ! o'clock
no took nonrishmeni and II 5 o'clock
Yesterday morning he breathed bis
last.
Before accepting the rectoraIfip Of s..
AndreN's Gnurch, DR.. Angel Vas rector
oi =. Stephens CHURCH, az Hatristurg,
On November 26 he-fne-ctci two ger.
mons in ST. Andrews ChHrch, taking
Hope f1r lis subject. Tae lst or De.
cember lie accepted call to this city,
and the vestry Of 1t. Andrew 8 Church
gave him leave Of absence until jan
uary j.
His congregation at Harrisburg re-.
lnctantly parted With him, and as a
token OF their appreciation Of his ser.
vices, at farewell reception. presented
him with { silver service and his wife
with Sl00 in gold. II was Rev. Or.
Angel who preached the sermon at the
ordination Of Charles d. Dubell to the
dioconate in 81. Andrews Church.
The house at No. sos Wcs, street was
leased by 81 Andrew ! yestry and was
70 pc ready Tor occuaancy by Nav /. on
arriving here, nr Angel took IN his
residence 81 tie house Of Mrs, sarah T.
Turner, No. So Adams street where he
remained during biz laat days.
Dlriug DR.. AngclPs illness, a great
many feople, not only itnm 81. An
drew's, but from other churches
showed great deal oi interest and SYM
pathy. Nestrymen from the Harrisburg
church have been hire TO iutInile cal.
eerning his condition, and many tele.
grams came daily from Pennsylvania s
capitol.
The loss Of Dr. .Augell viii be felt by
ms maHy frinds He was man Of deep
elncerlty and loveable disposition.
There seemed to be something about him
that drew men to hun and laadc them
his everlasting friends.
Services over his remains viii be held
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in ST.
Andrews Church, and the body will r.
main there over night. Al 9u'clock on
Saturday morning it will be taken to
Harrisburg in special car The funeral
services will be held at . o'clock in Har.
rlsourg. The vestry Of ST. Andrews
Church will act as pail bearers. Az
Blehop Coleman il in North Carolina,
Bishop Talbot OF Central Pennsylvania
will oficiate. The vestry Of 81. Andrews
Church. met yesterday and raised purse
Of 81 900 for Mrs. Angel.
DR.. Angel was horn in London, Eng.
on October 20, 1858. When 10 years II
age he went to Canada, and was grad.
uated from Trinity College, Toronto.
He received the degree of licentiate oi
theology, 1885; bachelor OF divinity, 1893:
doctor Of divinity 1907. He was or.
dained deacon, 1854 ana priest, 1885, by
the bishop Of Toronto.
During lssi-5 he did missionary work
at Haiihunon and Was afterwards made
cnrate Of 81 Johns Church, PeterbOro.
Ontario. From 1856 to 1888 lie was a..
slstant al st. Stephens, MiikeAbarre, and
rector Of st. Stephens Church, Harris.
guTg, dutilg a35 and 1880