Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-25
MANY JANUARY DEATHS
Leland Crider Drowned at Mt,
Vernon, N. Y.
REMAINS ARE BROUGHT HERE
Mrs. John A. Richard Dies In hedges.
viile--Rev Trump's Brother
Dead--other Deaths.

viile--Rev. Trump's Brother
Dead--other Deaths.
Or VI. T. Henshaw received tele
gram Sunday evening conveying the
said Intelligence that MS n1ue rela.
tive. Master Leland snodgrass Criisr,
of Mt Vernon, n. y, was drowned on
Saturday No particulars Of the dis
ressing accident were received here
zap 70 three O'Clock this afternoon, but
sit lis presumed that he was drowned
while skating
The boy was the Oldest child Of Mr..
James Leland Crider and was IL
years old. lie was born in Martins
burg, where his father was formerly
division engineer OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad His mother was Miss
Mamie Snodgass, Of this city. Much
sympathy will be felt here for the be
xeayed parents who have now but one
small child left
The remains will arrive here to-
night and the funeral will be held in
she Presbyterian church Tuesday at
10 a. m. and interment in Green Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. John A. Richard.
Mrs. Sallie Richard, wife of Mr..
Mr. John A Richard. of Hedgesville,
died at her home there Sunday night
rat II O'Clock of pneumonia after a
weeks Illness, aged AS years. She Is
survived by her husband and one
daughter Mrs. J. w Gresham, Of Bal
timore: also by her aged mother, who
made her home with hei daughter.
Mrs Richard was the only child Of
SHE late Jacob French and was born
rand reared near Hedgesville. She was
q member of the Presbyterian church
and was held in the highest esteem by
ssveryhady in the neighhorhool
I'll funeral will be held Wednesday
al 10 a M at the house. conducted
by Rev. J. G. Leps, of thePi esbyterian
yhurch and interment at Falling
Waters
Mrs. Samuel r. Pope.
Mrs Mary Ellen Pope, wife OF Mr.
Samuel H Pope, died Saturday after,
noon at her home in "The Neck" be-
low Williamsport, Of tuberculosis,
aged 81 years, She was member of
the United Brethren church She is
survived by her husband and these
: children; Miss Nancy Pope, and
Charles Pope, at home; Mrs. Eliza
beth evils, Powells Bend, Md: Sam
nei X Pope Funhstown; William A.
Pope Hagerstown; also one brother,
William Davis in Kansas
Funeral Tuesday morning at the
sT b. church in Williamsport, con.
Quoted by Rev. C. w Hutzler, assist
ed by Rev Guy A. Luttrel, of the
Methodist church. InTeiment in Riv-
ssryiew cemetery.
Levi Porter.
AIR. Levi Porter brother of the late
Robert Porter, of Cumberland, the lat
ter having been a former resident of
Martinsburg. died at his home in Ha-
gerstown on Saturday morning, aged
So years. Mr.. Porter was a native OF
Sharpsburg and was the son of
Charles w. Proter, deceased, for many
years well known saloon keeper OF
&Iagerstown. The deceased was lately
engaged in the butchering business.
Hhe was a member of the Junior Fire
Co and is survived by his second
vile and two daughters, Bessie and
Osa, also two brothers and two sis
tiers. Funeral today at p. m. and
burial in Rose Hill cemetery
Cornelius Trump.
Mr. Cornelius Trump, second son
Of the late George Trump, of Manches.
Ter. Md, died at his home in Black.
1ell Oklahoma, Friday, January 10,
lust two weeks after the death of his
oldest brother Mr. A. Trump, or
xearneysyille, w. va. He was aged
IS years.
Mr. Trump was veteran Of the
ayif war. He enlisted in 1861 and
erved throughout the entire war as a
member of the Sixth Maryland regi-
neat, receiving various promotions.
ie was severely wounded three
imes. At the close of the war he was
married. TO Miss Martha Martin OF
baltimore, and moved to Wichita
Kansas, where he purchased fand ana
aimed. Later he conducted a de,
artment store and later settled in
'hiahoma where, with his son. he