The Democratic advocate., 1905-08-19
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

henry LnckaDauBur aSeu 10 years, OF BalllAilH Ia
dropped dead in the cigar factory of his son, Mar
tin Luckabaugh, in Hanover, last Monday morning
from heart disease Mr. Luckabaugh went TO Han
over from Bandana in the morning a visit to his
| son, and stricken while in the cigar factory
! He is survived by three sons and five daughters
CAPT. AUER.
! Capt. John F. Auer, died at Sykesvlle, this coun
ty on August u, aged 81 years, from appendicitis
| He was native of Baltimore When young man
he became interested in military affairs and Joined
the old Bond Guards. at CatonSvie, as private
| under Captain Barnes. He then became member
of the Baltimore Light Infantry, now the Fourth
Regiment. He was promoted to be commiSsIonary
sergeant and served in that capacity at Frostburg
Md. during the miners strike. shortly after that
ne moved TO Frizeburg and organized company
of - men, which accepted by the State as Com
pany H of the First Regiment. The position of su
perintendent of landscape gardening at Springfield
! Asylum, near Sykesvile. was offered him, which he
| accepted. He is survived by widow and four
children. His funeral took place last Monday from
the residence of his parents at Irvington, Bslti-
more, Rev. Charles Lang, Of St Joseph's Monastery,
officiating The pallbearerS were chosen from the
fredericksburg Lodge Of the Junior order United
1 American Mechanics. 4 military detachment was
present at the grave and three volleys and taps
| were sounded.
CAPLE
Granville Edgar aged = years, months and Il
| days son of William and Anna D. Caplc died in
Winfield, this county, on August H. from consHmp-
tion. He was grandson Of the late Renuen stem,
| and a nephew Of MrSsrs John AMI Harvey stem,
Of this city.
MIS- TRACY.
J Mrs Margaret RinehSrt Tracy, widow Of +. Frank
! Tracy, died suddenly from apopleNy between and
| : p m on August Is. She had driven with her lit
]
and was returning when 10 became necessary to
close the gate to a private road leading from the
| Uniontowu turnpike While she doing This
the horse started to run away with the child in the
buggy. Mrs Tracy made vain attempt 10 catch
the runaway, but the animals aight was arrested
4 by another person and the child WAS uuhurt
] Dr. Charles r. Foutz. of this city, happened in
the vicinity, and noticing that Mrs. Tuscy hAd ia-
| len. went TO her assistance. aud found her dying
| Mrs TrAcys husband died nearly i years ago
and her father about year ago Her Gay brother
and sister also died ia recent yearS sud only one
sister Mrs J Pesrre wantz, of this city, survive
her. She leaves one sou, Frank Tracy, in bis 18th
I year Her father was a wealthy and prominent
/ business Of this city. and her husband was
! member Of the Carroll county bar Her mother
Mrs Caroline Rinehsrt, survives her She WAS about
- years old and had been for many year leader Of
the choir OF Grace Lutheran Church this city Her
! funeral vas held al heI ste re~hicuce on Thurs
day afternoon, ami the body was inferred -
Z Krider's cemetery. The funeral sas largely at
tended by numerous relatives aud friends. who IsT
ticipAied in the last sad rites OF Who hirhy
esteemed In eharca aHd social circles
Ms EooSTE
Miss Mary Keoutz aunt snd f1stermoihcr Of Fd-
want l. KOoutz. Of the Baltimore tAr, Aiei AuFass
a. in her G5th year aitcr an aeS 81 six days she
Kooa;r. Of Frederics Nj Among her siars
were members Of the THly aud steiner famHies
who settled in Western Maryland tn Colonial days
About IS years ago Miss Hooaiz veat te Baltimore
Al the sine o. Der death she lived silh Nr EassFd
I. Koansz The remains were buried in the oeme-
/ iery Of g. Johns CAtholic Church, FreicfcE.
NS-s
I Levi D. Mans sr Of Tyrone AEesr % years- ,
I months and days vas fauut dead in his t--i on
August IS. about u - , M lie hsi been safefinz
frum heart JFoshc end drofsy fos several years has'
bad been unusually bright On Tu~~iay- NJ Naus
sas native of near Litiucs.ovn. Pa. uzs well
eluoztei ErsAt reader and student ani as vf tls
t-sss lArnrrs aud citizens iu Ualgatowu district
7 ln rclig ion he wss an Methodist EpisoapsI ami u
F E.oittlcs Republican lie IN survived by vt1ow
assl three aRuEhtcrs-airs Eureh lsfcrrv. 81 T3s-
I iissgawn Pa. Mrs George BAEmsarEnsr. ~ iiaal
I tnva Wesi NiFrints and Mrs. Harry l. G.nelzaff,
Z Of ucsr Tyrosse aud two sons Lcvl b Naus If. al
Z home. and Charles Waus Of Baltimore FuucFA
sarvioes wers held ct The tessiencr Friiay. aai
iuierraeng was fnAtS Al LiINos;ovu ceuclsry.
rRKEuA~
d yrzr-oli sau o. NJ scott FREEMAN, farl,cgiy
! Of FrisellsarE =sas dfouaesi IN ihe NoaousAtsls
! sireE a. THgsuarr. "a. tsss NanaaY
ErSrEal>s.
7 wuiiAn Heary Ees.elring 81 rsunyslle. Ia. as~i
Z O. q - EaaaaH. a.rs ss# =
( eascs. ASci 81 yoars. nauths sn8 day& He uks
I formerly uf silver Bun sss moved so rcunsiig
I last April lie j. sary3rcs by bs wife aua lso
4 daughter Mtss-s Eusa ant Emmz- aad unr s2a
samuel KeSsesrinE al at Aosnc. Rnd suo sisters
/ Mrs Austin Gree 81 silver Run. asa Mr. Dennis
I Cratin. uf Uaion Nils lie son q ihc ale
I samuel Kcss-lr5Hw * Myers als.racs Ailrg sassl
funeral services oa rnsfsy a. bis fssziencc the
[ mains we're uken 80 siveg Kun. here lntcraeal
1 Wa made Rev John o Yoiet oH.eissei.
kgSall.
! -arnucl A. Ktnslle = rsrig-kuuvu r5llsen o. West
/ Mannheim township. Yosk county Ia. dici Friday.
I Angus, H. Of heart AiaTe sgcd uezFiy IS years
For number al yoars hs sasercl Jsusi aeesssoa
ol shc bladder and EA'ncYs tni wssslie Go 1s sssu,
and ale his dinner al the LaiIe sHey b.ca DC fc-
usesi aud vas ioani desd late iu tho Aarruoea ay
f hi, daughger-it-lsW. wbo Aai laKsn him sazar
( dr3nking wateS
lie s. sarsivel hy two sons. ". Etwari. st3h
whom be rcsf,ted sna tiosara OF ievs- tsratsgh-
tcrs Mrs Pins Lohr Al Couosago township. t!saas
Z county and Ms samue3 Aaief uf vuaal Vi =.
I Mi nisu hy one sister. Ms. Sa1ah a Navissosth
+ Of aalc0gs. Wayne county, y y. Faarrsl serrsers
AMI iutcrueut aI 81 Bartholomew. Canfrh sssi
Monday.
NES mos
Emma A.. aged rI years. wife o. AHrc,i 4 tns.sss.
q rT
. !n-law. O c, Amos near syEesvilie. The funeral
[ took place ou eincSisy from - James Church
ECRAlI-
Joshua BanaN q we'll kuoNn citixea snd rrtised
farmer. dlcd his bone IN NJ Airy. on August 5
Afler an Illness OF ;wo faoaths Of Tarsiysis age .
1 year. He is survived by his wsfe His funeral
took pisee asl The 10th Instant Al Prospect Church
Rev o. c. Marriott oGlclallng. aud sas largely So
iended.
IElsTER.
Anuie + wife of Nr Jacob y IelsseF. nrsf Less
I Ter, Church de,i 0u "Wednesday Aaeus9 10. oi
acute indigestion after Illness u sboEi htleen
hours. Her age was IS year. aud dsys BesHie-
/ husband she is survived by foaE spus--irrla
( John L oIea = AMI Lex G. Leistsr. II-r fauras'
viii be heid ihts saturday morning at l-i-frr
Church; fricfris and relatives 10 meet st the honss
I 81 o'clock.
Ruth Evelyn. sged year and mouths, eitesi
daughter OF Brurc {. and Laurz weanL OF Bruce
Vile this county. died August l6 funerai services
we're held At her late residence yesterday tFsiday
afternoon and the remains we're interrcd ia West
I minister Cemetery al 80 o'clock The ch!bi was .
niece oCGeorge c Eicheiberger. Of Westminster.
MelrOSe Items
AuGUsr l5.-The telephone seems to have
been forgotten ia the excitement Of searching
! for iron ore OF which there is an abundance
ia this neighborhJbd. II Is believed that
the land of Messrs. Jonas Roger, Amos Sau,
Bile aud Emanuel Sellers has plenty of iron ore
on them. There are also some farms ia Bach
mans Valley said to contain large quantities
of the valuable metal If much ore is found
the Bachman Valley railroad may De extended
10 Westminster.
As Mr.. Fndlay, president Of The Finday
Mining Co., aud some of his workmen were
loading cast iron on cars, some of them had n
narrow escape While hOistng a 40O-pOund