Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-27
or JOHN M. CLINE
Aged and Respected Citizen tx
pired AIN Long Illness.
ARTHUR Il. ARNlCA ALSO DEAD

succumbed at His Home Saturday
N;ght-Death Of Grandmother OF
George NJ Bowers,
! Mr.. John NJ. Cline. one Of the old
residents of this city and re-
cited citizen, died at his home on
Ith Raleigh street shortly before =
heck Sunday morning. following an
ness of several months. He had
sen In failing health for some time-
aue to the infirmities of his advanced
Are. He was in his S4th year.
Mr.. Cline had been resident Oh
Martinsburg for many wears, ana was
held in high esteem by large NUMBER
|of friends.
Is Surviving him are bis widow ana
ne following children: A. i. Cline,
NJ Cation; Joseph l.. Cline. OF wash
sngton William P. Cline. OF Whining.
|on. N. c.: Morgan S. Cline, OF
Richmond. and Miss lMyra Cline, OF
| kartinsburg.
THE funeral took place from his
tie home on Tuesday afternoon at
80 O clock. The services were con-
lcted by Rev. DIR. A. J. Gill, pastor
the First Methodist Episcopal
hurcb. and interment in Green Hill
emetry
ARTHUR II. ARNICA.
Mr.. Arthur H. Arnica, we'll
aown young weaver in the Crawford
oolen mills, died at his home 10 the
estern part of the city, near tht
I'm berland Valley railroad, on Satur-
' evening, after an illenss OF nearly
rear. In February last he was at
ked by typhoid fever, aud this de-
hoped a complication from which he
yer recovered, the immediate cause
death was meningitis of the brain.
was aged 20 years.
Or. Arnica was native of Hamp-
re county, VIVA, and had been
idept of Martinsburg for the past
EN- wears. He is survived by his
her and the following brothers and
Eers: Garrett, of Quincy. Pa. Ed
I'd. of Cavetowp, Md. +; Daniel.
eodosia and Alberta, of Martins
Eg.
he funeral services were held Mon
afternoon at O'Clock at the late
me. and were conducted by Rev.
f M. Woods pastor of the Presby-
an church. and Rev. f. B. Kersh-
of the Christian church. The
pains wereS taken to Winchester
esday morning where interment
made in Mt. Hebron cemetery.
MRS. ELLEN FOLEY.
hrs. Ellen Foley. wife of Mr.. John
lev. well-known employe Of the
timore g. Ohio railroad. died at her
le on Boyd street at O'Clock Snt-
AZ. Although she had been fail
in health for year or two. death
70 suddenly, aud was not expected
he members of her family.
rs. Foley was an estimable and
known lady. and had been a
aber of st. Joseph's Catholic
bon. For many months she had
"a declining, and recently had been
He'd to her home.
aN * nd
arrived by her husband aud the
owing children: John Foley, Misses
i and Mollie Foley, Mrs. John
yamar, of this city, and Patrick
", residing in the west. The
raj took Ilace on Monday
ing at 8 clock from st. Joseph's
blic :church. The services were
acted by the patsor, Rev. Father
hoe aud interment in st. JOS
cemetry.
MRS. CASPAR STUMP
5. Catherine Stump. widow OF
ar Stump, died on Saturday night
h home at Gerrardstown. her death
due to the infirmities of old age.
HAS in her 90th year, and was one
ne oldest residents of Berkeley
~. She is survived by son and
hter. Mrs. Stump WAS the grand
er of United States Fish Commits.
i George M. Bowers, of this city
an estimable and we'll known
funeral took place on Tees
lorning from the late residence.
were conducteds.ibv Rev. Nj.
nan. pastor of the Methodist
pal church south. at Gerra-ds-
Interment in the adjoining
cry.
JOHN I. KNIGHT.
b I. Knight. aged 50 years of
rick county, died of complica-
diseases. at his home near VIM
r, on Saturday night. He was a
of Frederick county and leaves
NV and two sons.