The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-05-30
heath Of Well Known Persons.

Mrs. John Wooery died suddenly at her
residence at "Ihe Pool, near this city, last
Saturday afternoon from heart disease. She
was about 50 years old and leaves husband
aud four children one an infant six or seven
weeks old.
Miss Efie Geisler, 20 years old, died Mon
day afternoon at Springfield Asylum, Sykes
Vile Miss GeiSler was from near Hyatts,
town. Montgomery county, and was taken Ill
there about three months ago and was sent to
Springfield. She was daughter of William
| Geisler. a farmer. Besides her father, she is
survived by two brothers, James at home,
and William Geisler of Baltimore and one
sister, Blanche Geisler at home. The re
mains were taken to her home at Hyattstown.
! Mrs. Eliza Ann Frock, widow of Henry
| Frock, died last Monday night at her home
| at Deep Run, Myers district, after long and
| painful illness from combination OF ailments,
! aged 81 wears. She is survived by four sons
| and daughters. The sons are Leander and
! Wertin Frock, of Deep Run Z. Albert trock,
| of Nace's mill +. l.. Frock, of Virginia. and
| the daughters are Mrs. John Wentz, OF Deep
! Run, and Mrs. John Masemore, of Mace 5
mill. Two brothers, William and Peter Dish,
of near Bish's schoolhouse, and one sister,
| Mrs. John Sterner, of the same locality, also
survive.
Daniel Burns, of Westminster district, died
at the home of his grandson, Andrew u.
Reese near this city, al o clock on Tuesday
morning. aged within four days of So years.
Mr. Burns was formerly harnessmaker IN
this city. but had for many years lived IA re
tired life. He was from early manhood a
member Of the Lutheran Church. HIS wife
died several years ago. but these sons: Fred
D. Burns, of Iowa Luther Burns, Of II.
I,ouis. Mo. aud David W. Bnrns. near this
city. survive him He also leaves - grand
children and 9 great grandchildren. Among
his grandchildren is Horace q. Reese. of this
city. Mr. Burns an uncle Of Lieut.. VIM.
H. Burns, who was killed IN the Battle of
Winchester Va, September "a. 1864. and
after whom Burns Post, No. Is, 9. 4. H., Of
this city, is named.
Noah l., Geiman. q well known aud highly
respected citizen OF Penn township, York
county Pa, died last Wednesday night, at his
home IL miles south of Hanover, on the Bal
timore turnpike, from blood poisoning, after
several months sickness, aged 90 years and
weeks Mr.. Geiman was born aud reared
near MrlrOse, this county, AMI was a farmer
by occupation. He WAS a member OF the
Gideon Grange No. $40 aud Of York county
Pomona No. 40. both Of which he attended
regularly. He was joined in marriage to Miss
Rebecea Menchey. Cf Gettysburg. who, so
gelher with one daughter, Miss Fannie L.
Geiman survive him. Three brothers aud three
sisters also survive. The brothers arr Peter,
John aud Israel Geiman. of near Melrosc.
The sisters are Mrs. Amelia Blocheg aud Mrs,
George II. Brown. OF near Mace store, and
Mrs Jonas Shaier. OF Bachmaa Valley. lis
funeral viii take place today Saturday, al q
A. m from his late residence
Miss Amanda Marsh, Of this city. has re.
eeiv.i letter from Mr.. de Jarenis. Of Tent
sin. China, announcing the death q hIs vile,
Mrs. Geneva Frances de Jarenie, after a. ~
Bss. Of two DAYS % malignant smallpox. Mrs.
de Jarrnie WAs = Miss TompkIH~. Of Nea
Rochelle y. \. aud niece u Miss Marsh.
She ~ss frequent visitor 20 tbs city, aud
was veil kaown here She Scat to China
last autumn to join her husband, who - a
member Of the iFtn Of Racine. Aekerman Il
Co. III Tentsin.
On MAY -, Mr.. Lewis +, Fou,, aged G5
years. died At White OAK Spring. Frederick
county. al the hogir Of bis mother, Ms. Mary
A. F0al. shu Is ~ wears old. H resided s,
woo1b5ne, Up 10 few years age zod ~z' a
retired merchant aud miller. tie leaves three
sons-Auslin and John Feat. Of BALTIMORE,
add Lewis. Of Frederick.