The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-04-29


Ida Flint. aged ~ years, wife OF Mr.. Joseph
T.. Aieirs. formerly Of Westminster, died at
her residence IN Govanstown. Baltimore coun'
~. Nd. OH the evening Of April "a. Mrs.
Algire was a daughter Of Mrs. George l.yceii,
and granddaughter of the late Rev. Thomas
Flint. aud had a large number of relatives and
friends IN this cts and vicinity. Her funeral
took place on Wednesday. Rev, PeregTine
wroth. rector Of the Church of The Messiah,
Baltimore. officiating. The palibearers we're
r. f. Grouse and George +. Matthews, OF
Westminster; George Houek, Prot. Clinton
II. Spurrier and Courtney Crabster. Of Balti
more. and J. T. Search, OF Philadelphia. Pa
Her remains were inferred at Stone Chapel,
near Pikesvilic. Baltimore county. Md.
KLgtNsxuz.
Joseph kleinsnilz. in bis 25th year. died in
Baltimore, Nd, on April q. He was son
Of the late Joseph and Anna kleinsnitz' OF
Westminster The funeral was from the IN
dertakins establishment Of Christian Miller.
n " corner Of jefferson street and Monitord
avenue, last Wednesday morning Mt $50
o elo-k. Requiem Mass at ST. Andrew
Church at $ O'Clock lnierment 10 st. Al
phonsus's Cemetery.
coxBoN
Zachariah Condor. aged 70 years, died at
his home, near Woodville. Frederick eounty,
April ~. tie is survived by widow aud two
daughters. Mrs W. II. Hood, of Mt. Airy,
and Miss Belle Condor, of near Woodville,
Frederick county.
sEEGsrRessEE.
The Gettysburg Pa. Compiler, OF April
~, says: "Rey. Peter Bergs,resSer died on
Tuesday Of last week at bis home in wilkins
burg, Pa. from pneumonia, following long
illness from grip, He graduated from Get;
tysburg College in 1854 sud from the Semi
nary here, being ordained in 1855. lie had
charges at Tamaqua, jamestown, and Orange
vile, Pa. Canton and Knoxville, ILL.,. Three
Rivers. Mich, Taneytown. Nd, seven years,
Waynesboro, Pa, II years, Middletown, Md.
wears. lockwood, Pa, Abilene, Kansas,
| occupied chair of Dogmatie Theology at Hart.
wick Seminary, y. Y, and retired at WIKI
ensburg two years ago at the age of IS years,
diving within a week of his SOth birthday.
| He Vas notable Biblical scholar aud author
/ in the Lutheran world. He is survived by HIS
4 wife. who was Miss Martha Jane Fuller, OF
this plaee, a relative of Mrs. Edward McPher.
! son. and six children. ID. Edwin, of st.
Louis. Mo-. William, Of Cedar Rapids, la,
| Charles, Eureka Springs, Ark, Rev. Fuller,
| Abilene. Kan, and John r. and Adele ut
home. y
RIGGS.
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/ sor. where she was born and raised, died in
| gettysburg. Pa. recently. She married DIR.
| Basil Biggs. OF Gettysburg, and was one OF
| the founders OF Asbury NJ. Il. Church in that
place.
| William K. Curry, a surveyor and convey
ANGER. widely known through Carroll and
| Frederick counties, died at his home, in Fred
erick county, near Sans Creek, April %,
in his slst year He followed his profession
actively until the past year, and was one OF
the most efficient in its several branches IN
this part of the State. Politically he was a
Democrat He leaves two daughters and two
snns-Misses Florence and Alice Curry. at
home; Charles b. Curry, of Chicago, and
Levi S. Curry, of New Jersey.
sTARNER.
Annie, aged SO years, wife OF Calvin Star
ner. ST., died on April % at her residence
near Frizellburg, after short illness. Be-
sides her husband she is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Charles, Jacob, Calvin, Jr.,
William. John, Edward aud Harry. all ofthis
county. and Richard. of California; Mary,
wife Of Holhe Dell, aud Lydia, wife of John
SENT. both Of this county. Funeral from her
her late residence Sunday afternoon at one
a. clock, services and interment AT Benjamin
Lutheran Church.
SMITH.
Samuel d. Smith. greatly respected gen.
tleman and esteemed resident, died suddenly
at his home near Woodsboro, Frederick coun-
ty. at about o'clock Thursday afternoon of
last week, of heart trouble, aged y years, =
months and 10 days. He is survived by the
following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Ephraim
Stoner and Mrs. Dr. Sidwell ST., of Johns
Vile; Richard, of Gist. Carroll county, aud a
brother in the West. Also four children /:
Frank, of Howard county; Edward s., of
Union Bridge; Mrs. Clinton Metcalfe, of near
Unionville, and Miss Emma, at home. A
widow, who was before marriage, Miss Re.
becca Donsife, also survives. The funeral
took place Saturday morning. April p from
the Lutheran Church.