Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-23
Death List Still Growing.

street, died suddenly yesterday. After
dinner she left home, with her husband
and infant child, to spend the afternoon
bach, on South street. About the time
she arrived at the latter's home she
complained of feeling i'll. Finding no
relief after a short rest at her destina-
tion, her relatives summoned DR..
Brackett, and later DR.. Neale, but the
woman sank very rapidly and in an in
credibly short space of time she, who
half an hour before walked the streets
apparently healthy, lay cold in death.
The physicians pronounced her malady
heart failure.
Mrs. Mary Zeistloft was woman who
was respected by her neighbors and her
sudden death came as a shock to her
many friends. She was aged "a years,
II months and "a days. She was the
daughter of Henry and Lizzie Deisen-
roth. Of Hazleton. She was confirmed
by Rev. j. M. Clemens at st. Johns
church, Butler, on April IL, 1879, and
was married to Mr. Ieistloft by Rev. Il.
Derr on September 10, 1885. Mrs. Zeist-
which number four preceded her in
death. OF the surviving children one is
aged years and the other 6 months.
The funeral will take place Wednes-
day afternoon. The friends and relF
tiyes will meet at her late residence Al
1.30 o'clock, at which time the cort, ge
will proceed to st. Johns Reforl ed
church, where funeral services vii be
conducted by Rev. j. b. Kerscher The
interment will be made in Free and
cemetery.
Mrs. Cormac Keeney, former resi-
dent of Eckley, died on Friday tnCrnng
of heart failure at her home in Wilkes
barre. THURSDAY she seemed the
best of health and attended the nneral
of a neighbor. On the way to the
church she was overcome and was re-
moved to her home. During tie night
she rallied and next morning WIS much
improved. Five minutes before death,
however, there was another attick. and
the end came as noted. The irst Symp-
tom of heart trouble appeared a few
months ago, when Mrs. Keensy attend
ed the funeral at Freeland )f John j.
Boyle, her nephew, who was United
States soldier and who ded in the
Philippines.
Deceased is survived by "a husband
and the following children: Bridget
and Patrick, Philadelpha; Annie, Ed
ward and John, Wilkesoarre; Mary,
Eberyale, and Rose, Eckley. Mrs. Pat
rick O'Donnell, of Drifton, and Mrs.
Patrick EARLY, of Beave Meadow, are
sisters to the deceased The funeral
took place this morning with requiem
mass in Holy Saviour clurch The re-
mains were then broug' here, arriving
at $50 o'clock, and we're followed by
many friends to st, AIMS cemetery,
where they were laid lesde those OF her
two sons, one of who died a few years
ago and the other several years ago.
After an illness lasting several
months, James Fshr died on Friday at
his home in Oakdal He was Al years
of age and is survived by wife and i've
children. The remains were inferred
yesterday Afternoon at st. AIMS ceme-
terry.
Frank Shaver brother OF Benjamin
and Elmer Shavf, of Drifton, died from
cancer at Hazlito Saturday morning.
He will be buri,d tomorrow afternoon.
Mary Kenish aged IA years, died at
her homo in Soith Heberton on Friday
The interment took place yesterday
afternoon at ST. AIMS cemetery.
Nicholas Quincy, father of ex-County
Commissioner John Quincy, died on
Saturday at Wilkesbarre, aged so years.
Charles Cassler, aged II years, one of
Weatherlys prominent citizens, died
from pneumonia Saturday night.
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