The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-16

Mrs. Annie Long died March
l, at her home near Franklin
vile, this county, of infirmities in
cident to old age, in her S0th
year. She is survived by three
children.
MARTIN.
VIM. Ii. Martin, a veteran of
the Civil War, died on Tuesday,
March 5, at the residence Of his
brother, Daniel Martin, near Sa-
billasville, this county. He was
aged 81 years and unmarried.
ESTERLY.
Philip Esterly died at his home,
No. II, West Sixth street, on the
5th inst, of heart disease, aged
IS years. He was a cooper by
trade and was we'll known. He
leaves widow, five sons and
four daughters.
TOBey.
Mrs. Magdalena c., widow of
the late Rev. Henry Tobey, we'll
known and related in this county,
died at the residence of her son,
in Ohio, at the advanced age of
81 years, 10 months and IL days.
Mrs. Tobey is survived by eight
children.
DAMUTH.
John Garlic Damnth, aged Is
years, 8 months and ID days, died
of typhoid fever, on the 21st Ill
timo, at his home in Thurmont.
He was the youngest son of Ma
iOr Charles A. and Henrietta Root
Damuth, of Thurmont, and a
nephew of Mrs. Samuel Lilly, of
this city.
SHAFER.
Mrs. Julia Shafer, widow of the
late Martin Shafer, died Sunday
evening last. after few days i'll
ness of pneumonia, at her home
half way between Petersville and
Burkittsville. She was Miss
Hershberger, of Broad Run, this
county, and was Sc years of age.
ALBERT.
Mrs. Madaline G. Albert, wife
of Sheriff Augustus Albert, of
Baltimore, died in that city on
Wednesday of last week from
paralysis, aged So years. She
was a native of this city and was
a niece of the late Samuel L.
Hatch. On son survives, Mr..
Harry A. Albert.
STRIDER.
Thomas Strider, the oldest res
ident of Winchester, Va, died
there Saturday morning last, OF
general debility. Some weeks
ago he received severe fall
down a flight of stairs, which
fastened his death. Mr.. StrideI
was 81 years of age and leaves
one daughter, Miss Mary Strider,
of Winchester.
ZIMMERMAN.
Mr.. Lewis Zimmerman died
near Troy, Kansas, on Thursday
February 18th, of heart trouble
He was born in this county, Jan
uary 5, 1927. He went to Doni
phan County, Kansas, in 1856
and in 1857 pre- empted farm
five miles southwest of Troy
Mr.. Zimmerman was a highly re
spected man, and was a ruling
elder in the Presbyterian Church
HAGAN.
Mr.. Benjamin f. Hagan dice
at his home, Paconian Springs
Loudoun county, Virginia, Marcel
2, after a very brief illness o
pneumonia. Mr.. Hagan was borl
in this city, March Ii, 1929. HI
went to Virginia when he was 2
years of age. residing in Hills
boro and vicinity for a number o
years. A widow and six children
survive him. Deceased was aget
II years.
CUTLER.
DR.. j. j. Cutler, aged II years
prominent physician of Jeffer
son, Frederick county, was foun,
dead in a field near his 'hom
about 3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
He had been suffering for som
time with heart trouble, and hi
death is attributed to that cause
He was widely known and enjoy
ed large practice. He is sur
vived by a widow.
KAVANAUGH.
The funeral of Maurice Kavs
naugh, a lay brother of the Sc
ciety of Jesus, who died at tn
Novitiate Monday evening c
general debility, took plac
Tuesday afternoon. Brother KAY
anaugh, who was rs years of age
was a native of Ireland and cam
J to this country when a youn
5 man. He was stationed at WOOD
, stock College for many years b,
! fora nnminm tn Erodnrink nhnr