Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-12-05

Death came swiftly aud uuexpect-
eddy to Captain James ". Glenn. a
well known resident OF Jefferson conn
tv, last Wednesday night. Captain
Glenn. whose home was near Shenan-
doah junction. had gone to the home
of Mr.. Berry R,deter. about three
miles west OF Charles Town, to spend
the night. While playing social
game of cards, be said that ne felt
badly and went out into the open air.
He failed to return. and Mr.. Rodefer,
going out to search for him. found him
living dead in the yard. Heart tail
nre had caused his death within few
minutes of the time he left the room.
Captain Glenn. who was IS years Of
age, was of Revolutionary stock, his
father having been an officer in the
Continental army. he served during
The Civil War as captain of Company
A, Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, but
gave up his command on account OF
i'll health before the war ended At
ter the war he fsrmed his place near
Shenandoah Junction. retiring from
active work come years ago. The
deceased was kindbe4rted, courteous
gentleman, sf4ble and agreeable In
his manner and of fine appearance.
he was a very Intelligent man and
had remarkably good memory. he
had wide acquaintance and was
familiar figure about Shenandoah
Junction. he is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. A. G Barnes, of
Snow Hill, Nd. and Mrs. DIN Beall.
OF Frostsburg, Nh. The funeral ser
vice Was held Saturday in Zion Epis-
copal Church in Charles Town.
Miss Nellie Gore, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs James Gore, OF the vicinity
of Mlllville, this county, died last
Sunday morning at Joaes's Spring.
Berkeley county. Miss Gore, who Was
twenty years old. w4a the teacher OF
the public school at Jones's Spring
Some ten days prior to her death she
was taken with pneumonia, and 1t re-
suited fatally on Sunday. Two
months ago her only brother died
from typhoid fever Her parents and
teree sisters survive her. She was
buried in the cemetery at Charles
Town on Tuesday.
Mr.. james Mason Hiedwohl, Gu
periptendent OF the j ff-rson county
aims bonse, died Tuesday night, aged
about Sc years. He had been In de-
clining health for long time, and
Tuesday morning received severe
stroke OF paralysis, which terminated
fatally. Mr. HE'D wohl was an excel.
lent man 10 every respect and wac
highly regard4 by all who knew him
He Is survived bv his wife and two
daughters, Miss Fanny Hledwohl and
Mrs. Francis Littletou. Toe funeral
takes place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. A. A ]. Bushong, widely
known Lutheran minister, died last
Friday night at his home in Wood
stock, Va aged 70 Year. he was
pastor of the Lutheran Church at
Woodstock for twenty years, but re
tired from active work some years age.
DR.. Samuel franklin Thomas.
former resident of Sharpsbnrg. died
suddenly at his home in frederick,
Md, last week. aged sc yeas. He
was a Confederate veteran, having
served during the Civil War in Whites
Battalion.
Joseph Phillips. native Of Sharps-
burg, cied in Brooklyn, N Y last
week, aged 81 years. He was In the
real estate business and lett a large
fortune. A widow, two sons and
daughter survive him.
Mrs. Katie Daley, wife of Mr.
John Daley, died near Manniugs
School House, this county, last Tues.
day, aged IS years. She is survived
by her husband and four children.
Samuel A Campbell. native o!
Front Royal, Va, but at one time a
resident of Jefferson county, died re.
Gently at his home in Washington,
aged "a yeara.
] w. Marks, respected citizsE of
Berryvillp, died at his home in that
place last week and WAS burned in
Charles Town. lie was 81 years old.
Jacob Eversole, one Of Martinsburgs
oldest residents. died lass week, in bis
80th year. He had been in the B d
D. service as machinist for SO years.
Mr. James W Hutsler, an old and
respected resident of Martinsbure,
died at his homs in that place last
Sunday, in the S4th year Of his age.
Mrs. Fannie j. Eagle died at her
home IN Martipsburp last Sunday.