The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-07
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
I.EGORE.

LEGoRE.
Charles Augustus Legore died at her home,
No. 42l Baltimore street, Hanover, Pa, on
Tuesday, September 4, of consumption, aged
SO years and month.
Mr.. Legore, who had been in bad health
for about two years was confined to bed two
months. He WAS a motCrman employed by
the Hanover 4 McSherrystown Street Railway
Co., and was son OF William Legore. of
Hanover, Pa. He was married fifteen years
ago to Miss Maggie Baker, daughter of John
Baker, of Westminster. Nd, who survives
him, with one son. John William Legore. He
is also survived by his father and StepmOther,
one brother-Howard Legore, of near fancy
town, Md. and one sister-Mrs. Fl. }. Stoner.
of Columbia. Also IA stepbrother, William
Legore, of GrangeviIle. and step>ister, Miss
Minnie Legore, of Hanover.
Funeral yesterday at II m. at the house,
where services were conducted by Rev. NJ. j.
Roth, after which the funeral proceeded to
ST. James Church, near Harvey, Md, where
further services were held and iuterment made,
Rev. F. s. l.indaman officiating.
ARNOLD.
Jessie F. Arnold died at his home, in
Uuioutown. on August 81, in full triumph Of
faith, aged 81 years. He leaves widow and
six children, and two sisters, Mrs. Milton
Shaffer. of Columbus, Ohio. aud one brother,
Emanuel Arnold, Of Carrolton.
RNLE.
Isaac c.. son OF the late Peter Bale. died
at his residence in Nevada, Vernon county,
Mo, September ,. Mr.. Bale was constant
sufferer Of rheumatism aud cltarrh OF the
stomach for many years. He Is survived by
a wife, two grown daughters aud a sou II years
old He is 81 years Of age. He leaves also a
brother, Mr.. Jesse Bale, OF MedtoEd.
sLINGLUFF.
Mr.. Truman Cross ShngluG, 63 years old,
200I I.indeu avenue, Baltimore, died suddenly
while working st his place OF employment
the Baltimore ana Ohio tobacco warehouse
at Henderson, Wharf, at $50 =. ~. Satur
day. Heart trouble was said by Coroner
Sgdler. of the Eastern district, TO be the cause
of death.
Mr.. SgiugluT had no, been known to he ~,
and WAS standing in the front part Of the
building checking tobacco, when he reeIed
and fell to the foor. Though a number Of
men were standing near by, by the time they
reached his side he was dead.
He was q son Of the late jesse Shugluh, for
many years president OF the Commercial and
Farmers National Bank and Owner Of = large
traet Of land which comprises part % Wal
brook. Born In Baltimore county - year
age. be spent about ~ years OF his life on the
ancestral estate OF his grandfather. Truman
Gross. near CoiliugtoD, Prince Georges Coun-
~ For some years be bad been connected
wi,h the Wholesale tobacco 6rm Of kcards.
Left sch & Co. lie leaves a widow, Sbo NAs
Miss Flora Hariesty, and eight children
MeSsrs Truman c.. jr.. Eugene, Harold,
Richard and Mrs Joseph Thompson, Mrs
Shora Neal, Mrs James BUrch aud Miss Mar
gATct Slugiua.
-Four broihers-Me s-rs Fielder C., r. Bohn
Horace :. aud DR., Frank S.ingufF-aad 'wo
sl-,ers-Nrs. Joseph Hunter and Ms Belle
Wh.tmna-survive Mr. SlIugluG also leaves
a great many relatives IN this ceaniy.
cHASEY.
Emma. l,,ilc daughter Of Mr., and Mrs..
wllbam II. Charcy. aivd ou the morning 81
sept. 4th. alter several days OF severe illness,
aged wears iatrFm~at vas "a the Prospect
". =. Church Cemetery sept Aih, a. : 2. aa.
SurN,v
Anrr an illness ct ywu years MIS- Leah
Shunan died a. her home. - East Nag
street. ChArnb-rsbuvx, Pa. on Friday eveuinB
iasl shortly brforr 9 clock MS >hpulan,
vac 4As SISTER ~ iss OF Congressman
Thaddeus " MahoB. vas born IN Chambers
burg. Pa. aal she sss IN Der 18th year, She
uss a daughter pf El-anoT aud the late Jaau
~i=amNu anst. bs7sidst her iuvsith mother, .
sarvIvsd by Sar brother. j3ha ShamSr. Wet
asinsssr. AMI i0o SISTERS. Mrs Emms Walters
and Nrs Ehss ncariord, Ok ChAubsrshuf:
Miss Shuutau ssifsgsi from complication
Il Diseases ard lgr,us hcr whole Illness had
the dsrp~zi sympathy Of hrr many freed
She vas . uscuz b-r 81 the Methodist rhuTch.
For years sar bad tsrn her asnghera devoted
nursr auA hey kind AstsntIau in hry NoH toe
Mos Shamau uar love and aialIraitoo 81 al
xha kn~~ hes. The dccrss~ds autsiiish
aaiarr prompted her To i-rsis Of kIadueSs to-
asaay psrsau. ~ha 1iiI deeply feet auI greatly
uaaaru hrg lsv,s Fasers iAsE Aoa4sy AZ
= .. n. trun her ate hpm-, fn,ernca' la
Cedar Grove crmetrrY.