The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-05-18
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.
DIR. WEAVER.

previous 10 MS liltSS ilhl "a very tNltHSlNt
practice. In his chosen profession he was
recognized rs an able man, aud in the language
Of another physician to the writer "he was "A
good doctor" In connection with the late
DR. Markell, of Union Bridge, he originated
and promoted the y Ray Remedies He was
a useful man in his church. and leader in
the political life Of Taneytown district.
Funeral services were held ON Saturday
morning. Nav 12th. in the Reformed Church,
Of which he was a member, his pastor, Rev.
ID. !. Noit, officiating, assisted by Rev. j.
Stewart Hartman, Of Silver Run. The esteem
aud high regard in which the doctor WAS held
was made manifest by the large number of
persons attending the funeral service, filling
the large church to its full capacity aud many
standing in the vestibuleS. He was aged 46
years. . months and p days He was
member OF the Odd Fellows. Modern Wood.
men and Heptasophs which orders paruci-
pated In the funeral services. He leaves
widow and one son; father aud mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Weaver, all residing in
Taueytowa. Whilst the whole community
mourn his loss we feel that our loss has been
bis gam. j. d.
Henrietta. aged - years and Il days, wife
OF David j. Roop, of Uniontowu district, died
suddenly from apopleSy on the afternoon OF
May II. She was "a daughter OF the late Capt.
Joseph Ocker, of Westminster. One OF her
brothers was the late Brevet Major Jacob
Decker. who entered the Federlj service in the
Sixth Maryland lutsulry Regiment during the
civil wax as private aud was repeatedly pro
NOTED for gallant conduct in battle, dying
Aurii Is, lS65, Of wounds received ~ Peters
burg Virginia.
Mrs.. Roap was married to Nh. Roop 81
years ago and lezves the following children
J. Thomas and II. Scott Roop, Of Weslmiu
ster; Charles +. Roop. of TsueytoWu; Mrs.
David ~ Young and Mrs. Walter SEader,
near New Windsor; Mrs David N. ~horb, OF
Surrey. y. D.. and Miss Annie R0op. al home.
Sae also leaves number OF grandchildren.
one brother. JOSIAH UcAer of Ohio. aud one
ss.sr, Miss Annie ECKER, Of thus county She
was a mcir her Of tbe German Baptist Brethren
Church and her funeral took piacea' Meadow
Branch on Wednesday, Elder r.. S;oncr
officiating assisted by Elders ". T. EuElar
and / j. Srairr. The paiibesrrrs were
Hsary inner. Alfred H. Young, Edward II.
Beard, Jabu c. Hiyaly, Henry TroGi.eiieJ
sud Pius Babylon. h. A. Sharo,r funeral
director.
vRs. STARS.
Mr. Francis :. sjdpw Of William Il. Starr.
ai Et-fsn ustrr, died suddenly Al she bemc Of
her nephew, E1nard r Bruudiee, 10 West
minister. on The afternoon al Nav l., sn her
1>fl Fpar hrs, Starr va. rlsce gi the late
nys John 81 sud Milton Ggycr, Who we're
urum.arg' physicians 100 Frederick county.
Her aa-baad was formerly The leading meg-
chan, at Uaiosiova and later secreisrv sud
tTe1sHgvs o. the Westminster Savings Bank
she s4rvIvei hy one sister. Nss- Grisrlda
Starr. ai 'h.s c-iy. ard the fai0siuE U5sces
Ars NorurH'. sale It Dr. Richard p Nor
aaeHt 81 Hamrdog. Nd. Nrs pcutoa :.
UrHr aai Hr. EdRari Z. BrsudEe 81 this
ri;s
i!.r funeral az- held q, thc Ne.holis, Pro
ta-t4sf iaaaa so Tuesday uNrruoua, Rev. l.
- Wsrr.g ha~ pastor. officiating The PaI5.
isaarsrs ssr- ur Charlie BlHoEslra. T. o.
6ruea D & iir-r. Praf $ Simpson. i. "
N4fhtr a-d g. l. iaafr- = e. Sbzrrsr hs3
change af sh- taaeraL Ia'srmeul io Wet
minister tauafery.
HANriRy.
T. nEstT Ear5.rF, a' Faz-AasfE. axei 8
er1-s Died 81 Nav r after = l0E~rrE ,.iur<s
. 30 -t-r-- ne stomach. Tie sas devoted 'o ihs
Gta1 81 Good gsa4e friends whyrryer lie
z,Hf snG aas ikrl ly Al. a6a kacw aIsa. IL
BIS .uge5fei hv a eitr and iao ebG4Eeu- Mrs.
William Sa-Hvss aui Ms. Era Han5'ry b.is.
Of trzz,5 5sFe, iiis !uHsraI sill ;aAr place ga
Saraay 1T the Church of God, tusel.harE,
sa'sresrnJ IN the cemetery adjoining James
. 81. >sarer .aaerAl ilrse.or.
FasFE
C4rau-e a.. Fus,e. 81 Uniou Bridge. @as
,ssoa e. hus Hoys.7s Hospital. BA tmore,
#n Mas =. arsratsi aa iae same evening". sad
4-ea GA ,hc "Wednesday rtEhs following Hr
E vas q Te4rs. . months saa DAYS oid. His
Fr-rzsss we're las-u g. ihr rrs.aeaes e hts
brother q. Hca tosfe. zsih ~asm be board
g. and !sHrral services Srre hes3 in Sam s
Ceres NJ +. tAarca aa SATURDAY. afternoon,
Rrs s. 7 Rrs3 su8 El4rs :. Z. kepP aih-
csuas- ~. Fas's va. 81 SOFA ct Jacob 3
Fce.r. oI CtsnsauvIic. Nd. aHi is eaT' we'd
E uy seven ar.rhsrs and tso SISTERS.
vtSslgNa
E5mau5 Nlds,aE, ST., lu Bis Sob year,
f deed Nav o. aI h1s residence ga hark nl.4, has
aHasy .am hear, disease. he wAs q tras3v
{ rasrIaye 81 ihe rs1frasd shops boz UaIon BsidEs
F fsr aaay wears snd @Es hesd in high csIFrm
. hF fath all1tsl. and aarkueii and had rslrd~i
80 Bark HILL lar Hrasiy io yrars- - rvvEy
respect q. vas vi'hnat repfozgh. \ s'daw.
f abb 80, .1.ier o. size late EIslri Ara'E.
aut srsr snn. survive h,n; Albert. Ei~ari
F aaa NiHam. OF B4sA Hsi, and Astagg. Of
{ Ja.aa bs,ise.
auuy
+ Airaa u Rauy. aged SIS years, = months
anI - days formerly e.. >ny5enblr-, GhIs
gaaaty, DECD Nsy r. Sir. Baby moved from
+ this toaait 90 Baltimore county several wears
aea. SIS aa Orphans Coarl zppu..se4 and a
T ,agrg,-isi aacsiourgr, Hss 'areTai ss> hrsI
+ ai rhe residence vi a.s daughter, Mr.. ParNs,
f 2iu Hr.paa3 avenue. Baltimore. ou Monday
( Nay %. lafermrat Al Manchester.
sgAuE
{ William A. S.als, president gt the Board ui
/. Election Sgpar4E1py. and * NheFIG ei kA.h-
uror~ county, d5cd a, Lis home 10 REGISTERS
{ ylar au the mg5t,uE 81 Max Il, agri - years,
(. .rae, stomach trouble
MIR. Slad- sas a s0u OF the late Lew \
81 5e aud a native 81 the ICaih district 81
BALTIMORE cuUuiy. Previous "a h. erection
ss -uf an the Democratic ticket la l-i3,
tr a.- tu ta- merchandise business az Wood
.arE for y years. From 1851 Co 1854 be
rr.. as.i gu the SiaIe homestead near Phoenix,
a"es ehieA hs ,ook az BIS esdence m Reis
frssfoNn.
4 s,aach Democrat. Mr. S.ade always took
an active pa8 ia The councils 81 ils party.
II. sas postmaster Of Reis,rrstowa daring
President Clcselauds SECOND ,ertn snd va,
also tax collector IT Ihe Fourth district e.,
sy,-rai wears. He received his FIRST appoint
meet as supervisor OF elections tr1m * Gov
eruar Smith
NJ. Shade is survived BY his widow, who
Vs., Miss Eviiuds Shade, oi Baltimore couuiy,
abb Us one SON. Dr.. I'll. VI. Siaae, of REGISTERS
tow. He also leaves tNu brothers, Ae->rs.
Allied and I.cyj SlaJe, ri Baltimore. The
iungrai look place Tuesday morning and inter.
mpat 0a- made 10 Bonnie Brae cemetery.
RuTLluGE.
William R4tledgr. aged IS years, died at his
home. IS, Trump, Baltimore county, MAY Is,
from paralysis Nr RnIlrdge was WeIl known
and 10 his early life taught school for "a nam
Der OF years ia Baltimore county. and later
I was tax collector for the Seventh distinct.
About 20 years ago be was appointed a Jusuce
81 the peace. which position be held uniii four
/ years ago. For the past tour years he has
been coufued 20 his bed lie is survived by
five SONS and one dau5hter-Messrs. Jehu. OF
Roland Park Nathan, Joshua, John and War
rem Ru'ledgs. the latter two Of New York
aud Nrs. James Amouy. o.! New Market
pEILONE.
Jacob Z. De,loue, proprietor Of the Central
| Hotel. Hanover, Pa. died on May Is, az the
Hahuemann Hospital Philadelphia, from the
result Of ap operation performed Thursday,
MAY 10. fer the relief Of alteration OF the stom
ach.
Mr. DglIoue. wno WAS aged about 40 years
is survived by his wife, one sou. Leslie, two
Harry 0. aud Charles j., and five
sisters all Of Hanover.
MRS. wISNER.
E,rr,a y;fa ~ Ia,,h Nisuar died S4fur.