The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-08-27
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.
VIM. G., Rinehart

Died at his residence in Westminster about
O'Clock n. M. August o. after short illness from
hemorrhage Of the stomach, in his 69th year Mr.
Rinehart was one Of cur most active and progress
sive citizens successful farmer and business man.
was connected with several enterprises in this city,
and educated at the public schools and at Get
tysburg College.
He was recognized as one of the best horsemen in
the county, and prded himself on having the best
team that came into this city on the Uniontown
road and the equal of any in the county His drly-
ing horses, as a rule were bred and broken by him
and no one had finer single pair of drivers than
he His favorite color was bay, with black points,
as he believed they were more tractable and easier
to handle In religion he was Lutheran, and in
politics Democrat and was tax collector of West
minister district for number of years
Mr.. Rinehart is survived by widow, who was
Miss Byers daughter Of the late Michael Byers, two
daughters-Mrs Margaret Rinehart Tracy and Mrs
Jas Pearre Wantz-two grandchildren, f. Frank
Tracy and Lillian williameen Rinehart, and a
brother DR.. Jacob Rinehart of Frizellburg Hewas
a devoted husband and father, good neighborand
dispensed much charity.
His funeral took place at his late residence on
Thursday afternoon, Rev. DR.. Lewis, President OF
Western Nd. College officiating, assisted by Revs
Hugh L. ElderdiCe, of Theological Seminary, and
John c. Bowers, of Baltimore. lnterment was at
Kreiders cemetery. The pallbearerS were MeSSrS.
B. T. Grouse, Charles V. Wantz. Geo. W. Albaugh.
George NJ. Pa rke, Lewis Shriver and T. W Mather
Dr. Heating Superintendent of the Home for the
Feeble Minded Children, at Owings MIL Or. Hebb.
and several of the Directors of the same institution
of which Mr. Rinehart was Director, attended the
funeral. A large number Of persons were present
including many relatives and friends from dis
lance.
KebIe Fay Ior.
son Of Rev. and Mrs. (. B Taylor, died at the
residence of Miss Hobhie Court street, WesImin-
ster al 5 Il m, Wednesday, August q, after long
and severe attack of typhoid fever. He was horn
in Philadelphia Pa, october 9Th, ISL and was IN
the 10th year Of his age kebe has been familiar
figure in Westminster for nearly eight years Every
one knew and called him "keble," and were at.
tracted by his gentle bearing and character Nat
uraly of perfect physical constitution, he never
fully recovered from his severe foot bail accident Of
four years ago at St Johns school, Manlius, y. y
The body was taken into Ascension Church on
the afternoon of Thursday when Nespefs for the
Dead were said. and continuous watch kept by
the Sisters of All Saints and 4 few others until
H. Friday when the burial service and Requiem
Mass for the repose of his soul were sung The
deeply bereaved parents left with the body on the
elS train. yesterday for Philadelphia. where the
interment took place in St Timothy's Church yard,
at Roxborough a suburb Of Philadelphia
Annie Horner.
Aged s. years ; months and days. widow Of The
late VIM Horuer died in this city August .
Her remains were inferred at Krriders cemetery
Wednesday.