The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-27
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

Who Have Passed Away.
RINEHART.
Mrs. Caroline Rinehart, wife of the laie
| William G. Rinehart, died at her home in this
| city on Friday night at 1890 o'clock after n
| short illness. Mrs. Rmehart had been troubled
| with heart disease since the death of her
daughter Margaret Tracy, who died suddenly
about eleven months ago. Lately she was
stricken. with dropsy and Bright's disease and
had been in failing health for several months.
| and on Wednesday morning was stricken with
| paralysis of the right side, from which she
died.
Mrs. Rinehart was daughter of the late
Michael Byers, of this county. She was close.
ly connected with the Grace Lutheran Church
of this city for a great many years and was an
ardent worker in the Sunday school, having
been the superintendent of the infant class
for many years. She was of loving and
kind disposition as all who came in touch with
her will well remember. Until the last few
months she was woman of remarkable &C.
tivty for her age having been 20 years old
March 23d, last.
She was the mother of seven children, three
died in their infancy-Mary, wife of DIR. Wm.
H. White. who died in September, 1896; Wm.
E., who died in June, 1903; Margaret E.,
vile OF lnG ialc FRANK ltdt1, NhO III
August, 1905. Her only child living is Car
rie f., wife of Jas. Pearre Wantz; and she is
also survived by four grandchildren. Her
husband, William G. Rinehart, died in Au
gust, 1904.
Funeral services we're held at her late resi-
dence, of West Main street, this city, on Mon.
day afternoon, Rev. p. II. Miller, pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church, assisted by Rev.
John C. Bowers, Of Baltimore, officiating,
after which the remains were inferred in
Benjamin's Cemetery, near this cRy.
The palbearers were Messrs. Benz. F.
Grouse, Charles V. Wantz, Frank h. Herr,
Charles F. Mitten, Leander Giadhill and M.
L. LenG.
WILDAsIS.
Jacob B. WiIdasin died at his home in
Pennville, near Hanover, Pa, on Sunday,
July -, the result of stroke of paralysis re-
ceived on Saturday evening, July Ia. which
left him in helpless condition until death
occurred. He was aged II years, months
aud % days.
Deceased was a son of Joshua Wildasiu, of
Union township, Adams county, and Was
thrice married. His first wife was Miss Car
oline Little, of Carroll county, Md, TO whom
he was married 81 years ago, aud who died IN
1885. His second wife was Miss Catharine
Mans, Of Union township, who died ten years
riage to Miss Barbara Angel, of IAiIlestown,
who died two years ago.
He is survived By three sons-Reuben. Al
bert aud Jacob Mildasin, of Union township,
Adams county. and three danghters-Ars,
Maggie Nehring, Of LiilleStoSn. Mrs. David
Sell, OF Union township, Adatis couaty, and
Mrs John T. Fuhrman, Of BALTIMORE street,
Hanover One sister-Mrs. CaEhariue Fuhr.
man, aud one brother-John b. WildAsin, Of
Penn township, also survive.
Funeral July -. from The home of his sou.
Reuben Wildasiu, near Christ Church, where
short servieps were held, after which further
services were conducted al Christ Church,
where intermsnt vas made, Rev. +. ). Ian
dAInAn othciatsd.
REVELi-
NrS. f Janey Revell. wife Of Associate
Judge Reveil, OF the Circuit CoaFi for Anne
ARUNDEL County. died At her home, nj AnpAp-
rs. July 2i, Of pneumonia, from which Mrs
Revell had been suffering for some time.
Prior 10 her marriage she was MIS- Cowan,
cf Annapolis
Miss Jessie Cover, aged "a years, daughter
uf Jesse Cover. Elklon, W. Va. died ou Jaly
u, Of pneumoHs after = briei illaeSs- Mss
Covcr died al Saranae Lake, n. Y, Al which
piace she xas sent for her health. supPusing
she bad consumption, aud after months treat
msnt she was pronounced by the doctors AA
cured, aud vas starting for Elktnn. W. Va.
her home. ~heu pneumonia srt IN, and caused
her death. The deceased vas grAnddaggh
Ter ot Jnhn Cover. formerly Of this county.
Her rcuiatuz we're taken so her home ~here
they were ialerred IN the family buEyinE ground
on July -.
Mr. Rufus Reunell. oae Of the oldest resi-
dents aud for years PFominent IN business
crcl'-s died July p, Al go West B3ddle street,
Baltimore. General dsbiliiy ~As the cause Of
hiS death.
Born IA Csfroll county, near Waters Mil,
- wears ago. Ar. Bennett wAS the son ol the
laic William Bennett. tie acquired his edu.
cation at The public schools In the coaBly and,
When Il years OLD. came 90 this city 10 leArn
a trade. He apprenlIced himselis uith = Goa
tractor and builder and. abosg IS years ago,
opcued An ofcz Tor himself Among his hr~g
large undertakings vas = contract 10 construct
the gas works ia several oi the largest cities IN
South America, and IN this Aiiemri be vas
remarkably successful. Among the large
buildings erected by him ia Baltimore. was
the old Charles Simon Sous RaiidinE, on
Howard street. Though he remained ia
tive business until has death. Mr., Bennett
relrained from bidding GA Any Of ibe large
buildings eTvtte1 safiRF s0T kfWs& uf1 ON -
count 81 has age.
Mr.. BenurIt Vas Gar ~ y-ars An active
mrlnher Of the Masonic fraternity and Tor 55
years AN Odd Feilow. He was also An active
member uf FAyetIe Street Methodist Epf-suPAl
Church aud Vas fora namber Of year. = lrIrs-
tee.
He was married 81 years Aga. iIu Sife
was Mis- Louisa Walters, who dtri 10 yeArs
ago. lie is survived BY four ehildf'-u-- Messrs.
William f. Bennett. GeorEr W. B-nHrII
and C. W Bennett aud Mss Ella B-aartt.
There are four grandchildren. Aessrs. Geo
w. and g. W. Bennett ~rrr for maay yrAs
associated With their father IN basisess, both
being contractors and builders The ihrd
son Is also = contractor aud builder, bat shea
Young entered into business for himself
The funeral took place from bis home
Tuesday. Services were conducted By Rev.
DR.. J. Fred Heisse. presiding elder Of West
Baltimore district. assisted by Rev. J. W. x.
sum sail. pastor Of Fsyetie Street Methodist
Episcopal Chprcb. Buried ia Lpuion Park
Cemetery.
xuHNAUGH.
Miss Rachel MummAugh, OF l.Awatialc, died
on july Il. Of paralysis. aged 55 years. 8
months and days. Funeral took place On
July u al Emory Chapel NJ. +. Church.
scHAEFFER-
Mildred Viola, aged months and - day~.
infant daughter OF Geo. w. aud Ida v. Sehaef
fer, Of Louisville. died Jaly ls after a week :
illness of cholera infAnium. laIermeui nj
Deer Park German Lutheran Church; Rev.
John A. ketteIl, pastor Of Deer Park chang,
ofIiciaied. Pallbearers- were John Ro-enbrE
ger. Walter Sears Gro. Gardner aud Gorman
Jordan.
A Pleasant Time.
A very delightful fishing party WAS held at
the dam Of Mr.. Michael Brilliant, near Snyders