The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-31

Boonsboro, on March 16, aged 60
years.
DAVIS.
Mr.. George Ii. Davis died at
his home in Baltimore, on the
10Th inst, aged "a years.
KooNTz
Died of paralysis Oh the 10Th
instant, near Maxell's mill, MIR.
Noah KOOntz, aged Is years.
HAUPT.
Miss Lydia Haupt. formerly of
Middletown. died on the 21st in
slant, at Montevue Hospital, aged
~ years.
HOWARD.
Mr.. Samuel G. Howard, ma
tive of Frederick county, died at
Martinsburg, w. Va, on Friday
last.
ROSER.
Mr.. Jesse RoSer died on the
18th instant, at the residence of
his son. Mr.. Jacob A. Roser. LIE
Gore, aged 81 years.
BARBOUR.
Arch RiddlemoSer Barbour. son
of Charles B. and Annie E. Bar
bOur, died in Baltimore March 81,
in the 4Oth year of age.
LEIGH.
Rev. DR.. George V. Leech,
formerly pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Frederick, died
at his home in Washington City,
on Friday last.
DEVILBISS.
Mrs. Cornelia f. Devilbiss died
at her home in RinggOld, Okla
homa, on March 3rd, aged Sc
years. She was born near Woods
boro, this county.
LANTZ.
On March Goth, Mrs. Julia
Lantz, widow of the late John
Lantz, died at the home of her
son. Mr.. John Lantz, near Deer.
field, aged rs years.
HUMMER.
Mrs. Lulu Hummer, wife of Mr..
Howard Hummer, formerly of New
Midway, this county, died sud j..
denly on March 8, at her home in
San Francisco, Cal, aged %
years.
WRIGHT
Mrs. IradOra V. Wright, daugh
ter of the late Grafton Fout, of
this city, died at her home in
Baltimore, OH the 23nd inst, aged
90 years. She was related to
Lieutenant Governor Joseph E.
Willard, of Virginia.
HASSEN.
Andres Hassen died Sunday
night at $50 O'Clock at Pearl, this
county, in his Goth year. He
leaves a widow, one son. John, of
Baltimore, and three daughters:
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Crummitt,
of Pearl; and Mrs. John Poland,
of Frederick.
STRAUSBAUGH
Mr.. jeremiah Strausba ug b q,
aged rs years, 6 months and IL
days, died March 90, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. VIM Ii.
Doll, in Gettysburg, Pa. Mr..
Strausbaugh formerly lived in
Emmitsburg. He is survO ed by
one daughter, Mrs. Doll. of Gettys-
burg, and a son, Charles Straus-
baugh, of Greemount.
JONES.
John Jones died in ThurmOnt,
this county, Sunday morning,
aged 81 years. He was born at
New London, this county, and
was widely and prominently con
nected. At the outbreak of the
Civil War Mr.. jones enlisted in
the Fourth Virginia Confederate
States) Cavalry, and upon the
formation of the First Maryland
Cavalry was transferred to Com
pany A of that regiment and
served throughout the war. a pOr
ton of the time under General
Fitzhugh Lee and for a time as
courier for Gen. John B. Gordon.
He was a member of Alexander
Young Camp, United Confederate
Veterans. of Frederick.
WORTHINGTON.
Mr.. John L. WOrthington,
retired farmer, died at his home,
near Frederick Junction, after
an Illness Of several months du.
ration, Tuesday evening last.
He was born on March 81, 1926,
and was ~ years old. On May
q, 1856, Mr.. Worthington mar
ried Miss Mary ID. Simmons, who
died June 5, 1902. Mr.. Worth
ingtOn was a distinguished gen.
tIemen and was connected with
some of the most prominent fam.
lilies of the State. He was
lineal and the Oldest desce
of Captain John WOrthington, of