Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-07-26
DEATHS.

SEIDEL-At Valley Camp, July II.
1906, Miss Bertha Seidel She was
buried at Zelienople
NAVA-At her home in Butler. July
20, 1906, Mrs. Mary. widow OF John
Nava, formerly of billiards, aged 6S
years.
Mrs Nava's death was caused by
pneumonia, and she was sick for but
few days.
MEASLE-At her home in Lancaster
twp, July Is, 1906, Mrs. Measle, wild
ow of Michael Measle, decd, aged SO
years.
MASON-At the County Home. July
10, 1906, Manuel Mason, an aged man.
He was buried at Sandy Lake.
ARNOLD-July 90, 1906, infant daugh-
daughter Of Alphonse Arnold of But
Ter.
TEETS-At the home of his daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Christfeld, in Butler, July
90, 1906. VIM. Teets, aged 60 years.
DOLAN-At Warrington, w. Va, July
20. 1906, Anthony Dolan, aged 60
years.
Mr. Dolan's death was caused by par
alysis His body arrived in Butler.
Saturday and was inferred, Sunday, in
Calvary Cemetery He is survived by
his wife and four children, one of whom
is David A Dolan of Butler.
SHUMAN At Caney, Kan. July 16.
1906, of heart failure, Mrs f. j.. wife
of Lieut. E. j. Shuman. formerly of
CUoperstown.
Mrs Shuman leaves her husband and
two children to mourn her loss.
CAMPBELL-At her home in Butler,
July -, 1906, Mrs. Mary Ann, wife
of VIM. H. Campbell, in her 47th year,
Her death Mas caused by a stroke of
apoplexy. She il survived by her
husband and four daughters.
KEMPER- July %, 1906, infant daugh-
ter of Edward Kemper of Butler
MOORE-At her home in North Wash
ington, July % 1906, Mrs. Jane
Bower, widow of Rainey Moore, aged
IS years.
She Is survived by one son, S. E.
Moore, of North Washington, and four
daughters
BYRNE-July %. 1906, infant son of
L. l.. Byrne of Neville Island.
SNYDER AT Boquet Pa. July %,
1906, David l. Snyder father of Rev
ii. Snyder of Butler, aged 72 years.
G ERNER-At his home in Butler, July
-, 1906, Philip a. Gerner, aged SO
years.
CAPPALARI-At his home on Plank
road street. this place, Friday morn
ing July 20, 1906. Mr.. James Cap
palari, aged 40 years
Mr.. Cappalari ca ME from Eear the
city of Venice in the north of Italy
some years ago, and lived with or near
his friend Mr.. Louis Solari on Plank.
road st. be was a stone mason by
trade and a very skillful workman. The
dust arising from work upon stone is
said to have settled upon his lungs and
be died of what is known as stone con
sumption. During his illness of the
past year or so he had the sympathy OF
all who knew or saw him, and hopes of
| his recovery were entertained until the
| last. He leaves wife and four small
| children who will have the sympathy
Of all their neighbors. He was buried
by the odd Fellows of this place on
Monday last
Obituary.
The remains of Sallie Chatham. wife
| of 2. s. Jardin, of Pittsburg were in
| tered in Bear Creek cemetery, Monday
Dr. Geo. w. Athertop. President OF
the State College. near Bellefonte,
| Centre Co.. died at his home there
Tuesday, aged 90 years. He had served
| as President of that institution for q
| years.
A. B Richmond, a criminal lawyer oil
prominence died at his home in Meade
vile, last week. He was 81 years old
and retired from practice few years
| ago after being retained in about 500I
| criminal cases, more than 100 of were
homicide cases.
| Charles Henry, who was taken from
West Winfield to the Kittanning Gener
al Hospital, died at that institution
from appendicitis The deceased was
a carpenter by trade and resided al
lrondale Ohio. He was 30 years ole
and married. The remains were taker
to Irondale for burial
Russell Sage died suddenly at his
\ country home, "Cedarcroft, Long Is
land last Sunday. The immediate
cause of death was heart failure from q
complication of diseases and incident tc
| old age The veteran financier would
| have celebrated his ninetieth birthday
| on August f. At noon he was seized
with a sinking spell and collapsed, fall
/ ing into unconsciousness about two
hours before his death. He was born
in the village of Verona, N. Y, and
began life az grocers clerk.