Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-17
THE HAND or DEATH.
BIRs. LANDsTREET.

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Rev. John Landstreet. died at the San
itarium at Oakland, Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock, aged rs ear
Some wears since Mrs. Landstreet
fell and broke her nip and has s;nc,
been an invalid. Some time since sh,
suffered a stroke Of paralysis and hai
since been almost helpless. Recently
she was removed from her home Al
Piedmont 20 the sa~nitarium at Oak.
land, where she has been IN a c%ritica.
condition, lingering between life anc
death for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Landstreet was at one time 4
resident Of this city. her husband be.
ing the pastor of the NJ. f.. Church
South. While here she made man
friends who will learn of her death
with sorrow. There are six Surviving
children. Mr.. Fairfax s.. Landstreet,
Vice President of the Western Mary
land railroad, John. OF Richmond, Va.
Beverley. of Nashville, Tenn, Mrs.
U. b. McCandlish. of Piedmont. Miss
Anna, at home, and Mrs. George w.
Martin, of Chambersburg, Pa.
The remains were brought to this
city Tuesday on train No. 2, V e the
b. & Q. and were taken to the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, where
the funeral services were held at L.
30 O'Clock in tho afternoon. The
services were conducted by, Rev.
g. d. Harris pastor Of the church.
The remains were inferred sin the
cemetery beside those of her late hus-
band, who died while the family re-
sided in this city.
GEO. ". SNYDER.
Mr.. George Snyder, n of Berkeley
county's oldest residents, died at his
home on the Mong place. about two
miles from this city at 4.3o Sunday
morning. He was so years and II DAYS
old and very active for this age.
He is survived by two daughters.
Misses Fannie andVergie and one son,
ID. II. Snyder. The funeral took
place Tuesday at 8 O'Clock at the
house. Rev. @. D. Harris, of the M. E..
church South. officiated. Interment
in cemetery at Berrvville.
MRS. ELIZA MONG.
Mrs. George Roush received a tele-
gram from Kansas. announcing the
death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eliza
Mong wife of Wendell Mong. formerly
of this county.
MR.. S. S. RIND.
Mr.. Samuel Seabrook Rind. died at
his home, 527 Winchester ave., at 5 80
O'Clock Tuesday evening. The cause
of death was pneumonia, which the
deceased contracted on last Saturday.
The disease developed rapidly and
soon resulted in death.
Mr.. Rind was born in Georgetown,
ID. @. on January 10, 1910 and was
aged SO years, all bat two days. He
was a graduate of Georgetown College,
was a Confederate soldier, serving
through the Civil War. The widow
who survives, was a daughter of the
late Rev. b. f. BrooAe. d. d. Seven
children also sun wv, w. B., Winches-
ter, Colbert. Seabrook. Conrad, and
Ogle at home, Mrs. A. E. Westrater,
of this city and Mrs. r. E. Riddle
berger, of Washington.
The Funeral took place from the
house on Thursday morning at 7.30
O'Clock, after which the remains were
taken to Winchester on the ear Y
train and interment made in Mt. He
bron cemetery.
EARL FETZER,
Earl, the four year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fetzer. died at the
home. of his Eparents in Baltimore
Thursday morning. The u of his
death was pneumonia, after an illness
of only 4 hours.
He is survived by his parents and
two brothers. The remains were
brought to this citv on train No. 50
and taken to the home of his GRANDPA
Their. Mr., Samuel Fetzer, N. Q ueen
street. The funeral took placeTat the
house Friday evening at three O'Clock.
Father Donahue, Of st. Joseph's Cath
Ollie church officiated. Iuterment in
St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery.
MT. Fetzer. the father of the child.
is "a b. & 0. conduc ton and was for
merlv a resident Of this city.
SAMUEL W. HOPEWELL.
Samuel W. HoDewell, an aged and
one Of the most highly respected col.
ored residents of this city, died at bis
home eop e. Burke street FRIDAY
at 0 $50, aged n years. The cause OF