Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-12-10
DEATH or MRS. SULLIVAN
Expired Very Suddenly at Her
Home on Saturday Night.
HEART TROUBLE lTHE CAUSE

Demise Of DR.. 7. A. Thorne, at Sea-
attic, Wash Col. w. r. Denny
in Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Julia Sullivan, wife Of Mr..
Daniel f. Sullivan. Of the Bsltimore
q Ohio railroad. died very suddenly
at her home, corner of North High
and Race streeJs On Saturday evening
about 8 O'Clock, the cause of her
death being an affection Of the heart.
Mrs. Sullivan had been in her usual
health until a few minutes before the
end came, and had prepared the eyen-
lug meal only q short time before.
She was sitting in a chair when
stricken. and died before the members
OF the family realized that the death
angel was near.
Mrs Sullivan was an estimabla lady
and bad manv friends, who were
greatly surprised and shocked at her
death. She was aged about &c years.
and is survived by her husband, who
is a ~well-known railroad man. and
three sons and two daughters.
The funeral was held last Tuesday
morning at 8 O'Clock at St Joseph's
Catholic church A requiem high
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Donahoe. Interment in st. Joseph's
cemetery.
DEATH OF COLONEL DENNY.
A telegram received in Winchester
announces the death in Nashville,
Tenn, of Colonel William R. Denny,
who was for many years one of the
most prominent citizen of Winchester.
In 1887 he was a member of Mark
Twain's "Innocents Abroad party
and was an intimate friend of Mr..
Clemens travelling with him extern
sively. He was formerly president of
the Winchester and Potomac railroad.
He started the Winchester paper mills.
the Winchester Gas Co and tie Union
bank. Colonel Denny built the
Southern Methodist church.. He
started the movement to remove S29
unknown Confederate dead to Stone-
wall cemetery, Winchester, and was
the leading spirit that carried into ex.
ecution the erection of the monument
to the memory of the Confederate
dead. dedicated in 1875. He was also
one of the founders of Mount Hebron
cemetery. Colonel Denny was wor-
shipful master of Hiram lodge of
Masons and assisted in initiating Pres
ident Mckinley when he was a soldier
during the Civil war.
DIR. THORNE DEAD.
Word was received here Sunday
from Seattle. Wash. Of the death of
DR. I A Thorne, of that city, which
occurred on Saturday of heart trouble.
DR.. Thorne was a prominens resident
of that city. His wife was formerly
Miss Eleanor Ingersoll. Of Martins
burg. who survives.
DEATH OF G H INGELS
Mrs Julia Ipgels, of Williamsport,
we'll known in this city. received in.
formation of the death of her husband,
George H.. Ingels, which occurred on
Thursday in New York Mr. IngeIs'
home was in Baltimore. He was
aged about 80 years. and is survived
by his wife and child.
DR. R K CARTER
A telegram was received in Win
chester announcing the death at his
home. in New York city. of DIR.
Robert K. Carter, a native and
former we'll known resident of Fred
erick county and the son of the late
William A. Carter, for many years the
largest landowner in Frederick comfy,
Va. DR.. Garter died on Friday
evening of Bright's disease. He was
66 years old ard leaves a widow and
two children.
MRS THOMAS NJ REED
Mrs Lucv M Reed, wife of Thomas
M Reed, of wildwood. Clarke county.
died Saturday morning at the VIM
chester Memorial hospital following
an operation performed on Friday.
She was Miss Lucy Revel before her
marriage, and is survived by a
widower and two sons, Herman and
Holly Reed, all of whom live at Mill
wood. She was AZ yeas of age.
ALBERT BRUCE MYERS
Albert Bruce MYERS. infant son of
| NJ ,~I NJ ~ MI. 49, -
county. who died OH Sunday. Decem.
Der 4, aged l week aud 8 days. was
buried Tuesday morning. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. ]. A.
Hoffheins. pastor of Christ Reformed
church. at 1uscarora church. Inter.
ment at Tuscarora.