The Democratic advocate., 1908-05-15
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
BOnnOtte.

Madame Marie Bonnotte, wife of
DR.. Ferdinand Bonnotte, died at her
home, on College avenue, Sunday
morning Before her marriage she
was Mile. Marie Loron, of Paris.
With her husband she came to Balti-
more in 1882, he to teach in the Berlitz
School of Languages and she at the
Bryn Mawr school. Later he took
his doctors degree at the Johns Hop
kins University and was then made
professor of modern languages at
Western Maryland College, with his
wife as assistant Nine Bonnotte
taught here for ten years, but resigned
two years ago because of failing
health. She was we'll known in Balti-
more, having taught in many families,
especially preparing young ladies for
travelling in France. She was 81
years old and would have been mar
| ried 80 years had she lived eight
more days She leaves a son and
daughter, Ferdinand Bonnotte, of
| Sparrows Point, Md, and Camille
Bonnotte, of Metzgar's College, Car
| Isle, Pa.
The funeral took place on Monday,
and the body was inferred in st. Johns
Cemetery. Six members of the faculty
of Western Maryland College acted as
pallbearers: Prof. Mcdaniel, DR..
Warfield, DR.. Tiffany, Prof Bullock,
Prof. Wells and Prof. Field.
| Dr. Lewis, Dr. Reese, and members
of the senior class in gown, followed
| the hearse.
Information has been received here
of the death, a few days ago, at his
home in Half Acre, Ind, of Henry G..
Lantz, a native and former resident
of this city, in his seventy-third year.
Mr.. Lantz was a son of the late Geo.
Lantz and a brother of Martin L.
Lantz, a prominent resident of this
city. He is survived by widow and
two daughters.
WiIhide.
Mrs. Julia Ann Wilhide, widow of
the late Samuel Wilhide, died Thurs
day evening at o'clock, at the home
of her son, John Henry Wilhide, in
the S3rd year of her age. She leaves
one son and a daughter, Mrs. Sarah
Sheads, of Gettysburg, Pa. Funeral
will take place Saturday at 10 o'clock.
Interment in Westminster Cemetery.
Eckard.
Andrew Eckard died Thursday of
last week at his home in Taneytown,
of grippe and pleurisy, aged about 76
years. He leaves wife and two
children, John Eckard, Of near EN-
mitsburg, and Mrs. Chas. o. Fuss, of
Taneytown The funeral took place
Saturday, interment at Uniontown.
Haifley.
Mrs. Ephraim Haifey, of Frizell-
burg,this county, died Monday morn
ing, aged about 60 years. Her hus-
band, who survives her, was member
of Company G, Sixth Maryland, and is
a well-known Grand Army veteran of
this county, member of Burns Post,
No. 13, of this city. Four children
also survive her (Mrs Renie Welk,
fey, of Frizellburg, and Miss Annie,
at home.
Sterner.
George R. Sterner, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Sterner, Penn
sylvania avenue, died on Tuesday and
was buried on Thursday at Krider's
cemetery. James M. Stoner funeral
director.
Kelly.
William W. Kelly, aged 80 years, 736
Cumberland street, Baltimore, was
instantly killed by being struck on
the head by an iron pulley which fell
from a broken derrick boom yesterday
afternoon shortly after o'clock while
working in the Rotten Rock quarry
in Druid Hill Park, near Woodberry.
Kelly was employed by the Park
Board, and had been working in the
quarry for one year, and while the
derrick was pulling up load of stone
to be placed on the pile to be crushed
the boom snapped and fell to the
ground. Kelly, with number of other
workmen, was directly beneath it. A
cry of warning came from some of the
men, and all succeeded in getting out
of the way except Kelly. The pulley
struck him on the head and shoulder,
crushing him to the ground.
Mr.. Kelly formerly lived in this city.
He married daughter Of Jesse Wag-
ner, also of this city, and has number
of relatives living here.