The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-07-06
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

MILLER.
Edward r. Miller, of Black Rock, died on
Friday, June %, from the result of runaway
accident which occurred on April lat Grange
vile, when Mr.. Miller was thrown from his
wagon and his left leg broken below the knee.
The limb was properly set at the time, but the
bones failed to unite, which made amputation
necessary. The operation was performed on
June IA, by Drs. J. H. Bittinger, assisted by
II. NJ. Alleman, of Hanover, and DR.. WertZ,
of Lineboro. and was successful, but compli-
cations resulted which resulted in death.
Mr.. Miller was aged IS years. He is sur
vived by his wife, whose maiden name was
Runkle, and ten children four sons and SIX
daughters. The sons are Miles Miller, of Glen
Rock; Lam 4. Miller, of Baltimore street,
Hanover: William Miller, of Lineboro, Nd,
and Earl Miller, at home: The daughter, are
Mrs. Theresa Albright, of Mannheim township;
Mrs. Anna Luckabaugh, of Parkville; Misses
Maize, Lottie, Alice and Helen Miller, at
home.
Funeral last Monday. Services at the house.
Interment at Lineboro, the Rev. 5. NJ. Roe
der, of Manchester, officiating.
BROWN.
Curyiu Brown, son of David Brown, of near
Miller's Station, died June so, from lockjaw,
the result of horse tramping upon his right
foot about one week ago.
He is survived by his parents, two brothers
Charles Brown. of Miler's Station, and
William, of Baltimore-and three sisters
Mrs. Lilly Lippy, of Mller's Station. Mrs.
Charles Hersh, of near Lineboro, and sister
in Iowa.
Funeral July 2, at the house. lnterment at
Manchester.
NIERLY.
Frederick Truman Myerly a wellknown
Western Maryland Railroad engineer, died at
the Washington County Hospital, Hagers
town, on June %, aged so years. A few days
ago be underwent an operation for appended
It's, DR.. D. z. Dunott, of Baltimore, the rail
road company chief surgeon, performing the
operation,
Mr.. Myerly was injured bya lump of coal
falling upon him. de was native of Carroll
county, but had been living in Hagerstown for
a number Of years. He was a member OF the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the
Western Maryland Relief Corps, the Guard Of
Honor and The Knights Of Pythias. His widow
and three children survive.
MRS. BIsH.
Ms. Mary Alice, wife of Reuben 6. Bish.
of Mount Pleasant, died on June %, after
lingering illness of cancer, aged ~ years, :
months aud 10 days. A husband survives her,
and leaves a number OF relatives Her funeral
took place at ST. Benlamn's Church hfi-
Ger s ] on last cuNuals NV H. ~ Aft'H ttaA
eia,ine. Palbearers we're Chas Hosfeld, John
Harman. Frank Grouse. Wash Louie, John
StonesiGer, David Helwig. Geo. Sneak and
Chas. Reese. james NJ. Stoner funeral 81.
rector.
GElGER.
Charles Z. Geiger, aged +s years, months
and II days, farmer Of New Windsor dis
irict, died at his home. near New Windsor,
July Of spinal meningitis, resulting. II Is sup.
nnsed. from injuries received on several oc'
casions. Some months ago be was bitten IN
the head by vicious horse. About tour
weeks ago q team Of horses he was driving to
a roller ran away aud he sustained severe m
juries. He leaves a widow. His funeral took
place Friday morning al 3 o clock a. winters
church. Rev G.. w. Baaghman officiating, as
sisted by Elder Snader PAl,beArers we're
Samuel Greenholtz. Edward Wilhide, Arthur
Smelser, Charles Otto. Charles Peltz and
Thomas Brothers. Harvey BAakert funeral
director.
rluNEER
Mrs. Harriet l. Piummer, sged 50 years,
widow Of William w. Plummer, OF Howard
county who was one Of the oldest residents Of
Mount Washington, died on Tuesday, al the
residence Of her son, Mr.. Jesse II. Plumber.
Death was dne 70 heart failure. Mrs Plum
mer was born in Baltimore on August /, 1871,
and spent her early life At Elk Ridge Landing,
Howard county. but had resided at Mount
Washington for number Of years She IS
survived by FIVE children-three sons Mr..
Jesse II. Piummer. Major Edward II. Plum.
mer, U. S. A.. and William W. PIamaer, ct
Boston, Mass. and two daughters Mr..
Frank NJ Gibson, OF Westminster, Nd, and
Miss Carrie X. Pjummer). She Is also sur
vived by IL grandchildren.
DUAL
Adelia Daval. Of Baltimore IN her 6e'h
year, died on July g. at ,hr residence Of her
cousin, Benjamin F. Hess, Sykesv'lle. She
was the widow Of Peter Duvai. sind daughter
Of the late Samuel and Louisa Hess. Funeral
took place today in Baltimore.