The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
KEMP.

Mountain, from paralysis, aged
about IS years.
Wanda Kemp, age d IA years,
daughter of +. S. Kemp. of
Brunswick, this county, died on
the goth ultimo, at her parents
home, after lingering illness,
of typhoid fever.
TRONELL.
Martin ID. Troxell, a we'll known
resident of MechanicStown Dis
trict, died at his home near
Thurmont, on Sunday, the 25th
ultimo, aged nearly 50 years,
of typhoid fever. Surviving him
is widow and three children,
two daughters and one son, Clar-
ence TroXell. The funeral took
place from his late home Tuesday
of last week.
CRONE.
Charles McCanbey Crone,
well known resident of Middle
town District, died last Friday,
the 30th ultimo, at his home
about mile west of Middletown,
near Keller's Mill, aged 80 years
and u days. Mr.. Crone's death
was caused by paralysis. He is
survived by four children, one
daughter and three sons.
EARNSHAw.
Mrs. Mary Isabella Earnshaw,
widow of the late James n.
Earnshaw, dropped dead in the
yard of her home in HagerStown,
last Sunday morning, September
LIST, aged Is years. Six children,
all residents of Hagerstown, sur.
vive her, besides one brother,
George W. Keller. and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Dorcus Mossburg and
Miss Anna Eliza Keller, all of
this county.
TRIMMER.
Mr.. Isaac Trimmer, for many
years a resident of Woodsboro,
this county, died very suddenly
on the 23rd ultimo, at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. William
Stambaugh, while sitting in a
chair, from asthma and dropsy.
Besides his daughter, Mrs. STAN.
baugh, with whom he has resided
for the past five years, he leaves
one son, Mr.. G.. Bruce Trimmer,
of New York.
CROSS.
Rev. Thomas j. Cross, well
known Methodist Episcopal min
lister, died at Liberty, this county,
last Saturday, August 3Ist, aged
about 62 years He leaves wife,
who was Miss Emma G. Baugh-
man, and six sons-Rev. w. M.
Cross, Of the Lutheran Church,
Trenton, N. j.; Michael b. Cross,
of Chicago; Thomas Eddy Cross.
of Baltimore; John Il. Cross, of
Liberty; Charles Cross, of Whale
vile, Virginia. and George A.
Cross, of Philadelphia.
FOUT.
Miss Rachel IL. Fout, who for
quite number of years conduct
ed a select school in this city.
died at her home on East Church
street, at an early hour Sunday
morning, after lingering illness
from asthma. Miss Fout was q
daughter of the late Peter Fout.
and is survived by an only sister,
Miss Matilda Fout. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock, services being
conducted at her late home. and
interment was made at Mt. OIL.
wet cemetery.
CATCH.
Mr.. Thomas Asbury Catch, a
former well known resident and
educator of this city, died in Bal.
timore, Sunday the LIST inst. of
heart failure, superinduced by
asthma. Professor Catch was a
native of Norfolk, Virginia.
where he was born March l4th.
1892. He was a teacher all his
life. except during the time he
served in the Confederate army.
In 1876 he came to Frederick to
become principal of the Fred
erick College, which position he
filled for twelve years. After.
wards he taught in the Maryland
Agricultural College, and later
went to Baltimore, where he re-
sided until his death. He leaves
widow and two children, Louis
Il. Catch and Miss Elizabeth |.
Catch. The funeral Of Professor
Catch took place Wednesday af-
ternoon from his late home in
Baltimore, and interment will be
made in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Nansen's Important Article.
In an early issue Of The Sat,tr.
dan E9p9i0n DnoJ nootz. No..