The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-03-03
DEATHS HARVEST.
Wen Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

NEs. sraNrslygE.
Mrs. Eve Slpnrssfer died February 2nfh, iu
Tau~ytawa Her remains were taken 90
Hanover for inicgmeut ia W.; Olive, Cemeie-
-. She SAs Seel - years and > months,
Size Il survived 5y ywo daughters, Mrs. Eliza
HAuk. 81 Taueyto~n, and Mrs, William Il.
kruz. OF Hanover; and by II grandchildren
aaI - great grandchildren. One sistcT, Ms.
Elizabeth Miller. OF Two TavsrBs, and one
brother. samuel Ham. Of BAchmau ; Valley.
ID his slsi year, also sarviye her. Her has.
band, lew S,oaesifsr. died in Hanover IN
ls97.
MRS. sugwBEfpGE.
Mary b.. aiic OF Charles W. Shewhrdgc,
aied 81 her residence, No. 23l EAs, Heath
street, Baltimore. oa February p.
HciL-
Eli Hail, a veil known retired farmer Of
Cranberry Valley, this county, died February
=. aged about - years. HIS wiie, who was
a lev months hiss jgnior, died after very bret
illness Of pneumonia on the 10th OF February
Mr.. Hull was 81 With thai disease nj the same
time. and il Was thought would recover, but
aflsr ai, wife death be gradually failed. HIS
only son died about Is years ago. The i1l-
is~lng grandchildren survive hlm-Jesse and
Lewis Hall. OF this county, Mrs Richard Hun.
,er,aud Mrs TIlden Shstfer, OF Baltimore. His
funeral took place Thursday afternoon al
kridrr's Lstheran Church, Rev. K. W. Doty
officiating. James VI. S.ouer funeral director.
pE. WILSON.
Rev. DR.. David Wilson died q. the residence
Of his son. D. Edgar Wilson, in Denver, Col
orAdo. on February =, Of acute capillary
bronchitis.
Or. Wilson was a retired chaplain Of the
Ju.ted States Army. He WAS formerly an
active clergyman OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, and 80 years ago WAS pastor OF the
churches OF that denomination ia Wesimin-
ster. Uuiontown. and near Mediord, then
forming the Pipe Creek Circuit lie also
served many other prominent churches
throughout the State, and was regarded as
one OF the leading members OF the Maryland
Annual Conference, with which he has always
! been connected, and Of which be was once
president.
! College; was a member of the Masonic Fra
teruity and also an Odd Fellow, holding his
membership IN the latter order IA Salem
| Lodge. No. so, Of this city, for many years,
aud until his death.
lie was appointed chaplain in the Army
about 30 years ago and has been retired from
active service about Is years. de was about
50 years of age.
Dir. Wilson was twice married, his first wife
having been a Miss Lollickotfer, OF Union.
town. by whom ne leaves one son, Lolhckot-
fer Wilson. of Colorado, and two daughters,
| Mrs. Annie Ord. wife Of an officer OF the
Army. of Chevy Chase, Washington, ID. O.,
and Mrs. kennie Byron, OF Wllliamsport, Md.
HIS second wife. who survives him, was Miss
Frances Smith, also of UuIOutowu. by her
he leaves one daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hanson,
nov, residing in Mexico, and oae son, d. Edgar
Wilson. a well known lawyer, of Denver, Col.
His remains will be brought to UnIontown for
iuterment
The funeral will take place in Uniontown,
this county, on March S, at p. m.
CAMPBELL.
Arthur W. Campbell. formerly of Balti-
more. died suddenly at Delman's Hotel, New
Windsor, about o clock p. m. February p.
For the last five months Mr.. Campbell had
been a guest at the Hotel Westminster, IN
Westminster, coming here from Baltimore,
where he had been manager OF the country
Club, and later of the Phoenix Club.
He was Chicago man and his business
was that of hotel manager. He went to Bal
timore on Tuesday, but when the tram upon
which he was returning arrived here he did
not leave it. W.
Between this city and New Windsor the
conductor discovered that he was i'll, and he
was removed from the train at the latter place
and physicians summoned, who discovered
that he was suffering with paralysis, was un-
conscious and in a critical condition.
He was taken to Dielman's Hotel, where
he lived but half an hour. He had been SUIT
fering from Bright's disease. de was IN his
45th year and is survived by widow, who IS
a daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Waddeii; oil
The Methodist Episcopal ministry, who died IN
Westminster several years ago, and a brother
of W. H. Waddell, of Westminster. He had
no children. His funeral took place from the
Hotel Westminster, Friday afternoon, and the
remaius were inferred in Westminster Gene
terry.