The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-07
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

LEGoRE.
Charles Augustus Legore died at her home,
No. 42l Baltimore street, Hanover, Pa, on
Tuesday, September 4, of consumption, aged
SO years and l month.
Mr.. Legore, who had been in bad health
| for about two years was confined to bed two
months He was motorman employed by
| the Hanover 4 McSherrystown Street Railway
| Co., and was q son of William Legore, of
| Hanover, Pa. He was married fifteen years
| ago to Miss Maggie Baker, daughter of John
Baker, of Westminster. Md, who survives
him, with one son. John William Legore. He
is also survived by his father and stepmother,
one brother-Howard Legore, of near fancy
town, Nd, and one sister-Mrs. FL. J. Stoner.
of Columbia. Also a stepbrother, William
| Legore, of Grangeville, and stepsister, Miss
Minnie Legore, of Hanover.
| Funeral yesterday at u m. at the house,
where services were conducted by Rev. M. j.
Roth, after which the funeral proceeded to
! st. James Church, near Harvey, Nd, where
| further services were held and interment made,
| Rev. F. S. Lindaman officiating.
ARNOLD.
Jessie F. Arnold died at his home, in
| Uniontown. on August q, in full triumph of
| faith, aged 81 years. He leaves a widow and
six children, and two sisters, Mrs. Milton
Swartzbaugh, of Westminster, and Mrs. Lewis
Shaffer, of Columbus, Ohio. and one brother,
| Emanuel Arnold, Of Carrollton.
BALE:
Isaac c., son of the late Peter Bale, died
| at his residence in Nevada, Vernon county,
Mo-, September 3 Mr.. Bale was a constant
| sufferer of rheumatism and catarrh of the
| stomach for many years. He is survived by
| wife, two grown daughters and son IL years
old. He is "a years of age. He leaves also
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sLINGLUFF.
Mr.. Truman Cross Slingluff, GO years old,
| 2001 Linden avenue, Baltimore, died suddenly
| while working at his place of employment.
| the Baltimore and Ohio tobacco warehouse
| at Henderson's Wharf, at 2.30 p. m. Satur-
| day. Heart trouble was said by Coroner
Sudler, of the Eastern district, 10 be the cause
| Of death.
Mr.. Slingluff had not been known to be i'll,
| and was standing in the front part of the
| building checking tobacco, when he reeled
| and fell to the floor. Though number of
men were standing near by, by the time they
reached his side he was dead.
He was son of the late Jesse Slngluff, for
many years president of the Commercial and
Farmers National Bank and owner of a large
tract of land which comprises part of Wal
brook. Born in Baltimore county Is year
ago, he spent about 20 years of his life on the
ancestral estate of his grandfather, Truman
Cross. near Collington, Prince Georges coun-
ty. For some years he had been connected
with the wholesale tobacco firm of Ricards.
Leftwich & Co. He leaves a widow, who was
Miss Flora Hardesty, and eight children
Messrs. Truman c., Jr., Eugene, Harold,
Richard and Mrs Joseph Thompson. Mrs.
Shorb Neal, Mrs. James Burch and Miss Mar
garet Slingluff.
Four brothers-Messrs. Fielder c., E. Bohn
Horace S. and DR.. Frank Slingluff-and two
sisters-Mrs. Joseph Hunter and Mrs. Belle
Whitman-survive. Mr.. Slingluff also leaves
great many relatives in this county.
CLANCY.
Emma, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William FL. CLANCY, died on the morning of
Sept. 4th, after several days of severe Illness,
aged years. Interment was in the Prospect
NJ. E. Church Cemetery Sept. 9th, at p. m.
sHUMAN.
After an illness of two years Miss Leah
Shuman died at her home, 225 East King
street, Chambersburg, Pa, on Friday evening
last shortly before o'clock. Miss Shuman,
who was a sister,in. law of Congressman
Thaddeus M. Mahon, was born in Chambers. |
burg, Pa, and she was in her 55th year. She |
was a daughter of Eleanor and the late John |
Shuman and, besides her invalid mother, is |
survived by one brother, j ohn Shuman, West |
minister, and two sisters Mrs. Emma Walters |
and Mrs. Eliza Dearborn, of Chambersburg |
Miss Shuman suffered from complication |
of diseases and during her whole illness had
the deepest sympathy of her many friends |
She was member of the Methodist church.
For years she had been her mothers devoted |
nurse and her kind attention to her won for
Miss Shumau the love and admiration of all |
who knew her. The deceased's unselfsh |
nature prompted her to deeds of kindness to |
many persons who will deeply feel and greatly |
mourn her loss. Funeral last Monday at |
2 D. M from her late home; interment in |
Cedar Grove cemetery.