The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-28
THE DEATH RECORD.

Warner.-The funeral of Rev. George
Krebs Warner, for nearly thirty years rector
Of st. James P. E. Church, Ny Lady's Manor,
took place at the church, on Friday afternoon
course of people, many being present from
Baltimore. Services were conducted by Bishop
Paret. The chancel was nearly filled with
beautiful floral offerings The choir sang
LEAD, Kindly Light" "Art Thou Weary 2"
pail. bearers 81 were the following members Of
the vestry of the church: Dr.. Thomas d.
Emory, Oliver M. Hutchins, Dr. Francis 8.
Sparks, Nicholas H. Cockey, Julius Thornton,
Randolph Rutledge, Beale r. Howard and
Jacob NJ. Pearce. The honorary pail, bearers T
were Rev. Peregrine Wroth, Rev. Robert II.
Paine Rev. R. Heber Murphy, Rev. Duncan
McCulloh, Rev. George G. Stokes, Rev. Adolf
plus T. Pindell. Rev. r. A. Castleman, Rev.
J. w. Larmour, Rev. George A. Leakin and
Rev. Joseph Fletcher. The interment was in
the cemetery attached to the church.
Butler.-Mrs. Sarah A. Butler, widow OF
John Butler, who was drowned In the Johns
town flood, died on Monday morning at the
home of her nephew, Dr. Edward Nj. duncan,
in Govanstown She had been living with her
son, Mr.. Jerome Butler, at Sparrow's Point,
for several years, and was making few days
visit at Dr. Duncan's home. She was appar-
emily in good health when she arrived, put
while walking about the house on "Wednesday
she was stricken with paralysis. Mrs. Butler
and her three sons were in the Johnstown
food and experienced many hardships during
a long night on the roof Of her home, which
was being dashed among the other floating
dwellings and trees. Her husband was one
of the victims, and the horrors of that terrible
night caused severe and permanent shock to
her nervous system.
Dapprich.-Prof. Emil Dapprich died at his
home in Milwaukee, Wis, on Wednesday aged
81 wears. Prof Dapprich was born in Ger
many and was educated at the Normal SEMI
nary in Usingen. In 1865 he came to Balti-
more. where he taught at Scheibs School un-
til 1875. From 1876 to 1882 he taught in the
public schools of Bellevile, ILL.,, and was sub.
seouentlv made superintendent of public
schools in Belleville and st. Clair county at
the same time. After this he was called to the
position of director of the German Normal
School of Milwaukee, which he had held since
1888 Prof Dapprich was twice married and
leaves a widow and seven children. DE was q
brother of Mr.. Maurice Dapprich, superinten-
dent of Loeb Raven water works. near Tow
son, who left for Milwaukee on Thursday to
attend the funeral.
Bavington.- Fannie NJ. Bavington,
wife of Mr.. w. 9. Bavington. of wilma, Har-
ford county, died on Tuesday, after lingering
| illness at st. Josephs Hospital, Baltimore,
aged So years. Deceased was daughter OF the
late James A. Pearce of Baltimore county.
Besides her husband she is survived by one
| daughter, two sisters and abrother-Mr. Walter
Pearce, of this county.
| Nonresident Gunners Arrested.-On
! Tuesday Thomas Griffin, Harry Lantz and
| William johnson were arrested on the COM
| plant of Deputy Game Warden William Price,
on the charge of cunning without non-resi-
| dents license and for trespassing on the prop
| erty of Mr.. Charles S. Abel, on Woodbourne
! avenue, 9th district johnson and Griffin were
| dismissed and Lantz was fined IS and costs by
| Justice Keller of Queenstown.