The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-15
DEATHS
JAMES r. RUrTER.

Jane, +. Ruttcr died at his home AT
" uodlawn. Friday afternoon oi last
week. in the 10Th year of his age. Mr.
Rutter. who was a we known dealer
~ carriage, and farm implements, had
been in poor health for some time and
dependency is the only known cause
for the act by which ne ended his life
On Wednesday he made business trip
tp Wilmington. returning on Thurs
day He thought he had possibly lost
Sizs in Newark. as that was the last
place at which he rccallcb having the
money and was preparing to start for
that town. when he discovered that
the money was not lost, but was in his
own room He communicated this
iTct o. his wife ~ the same time ask
Ing her where h.> revolver was: she
told him lie Immediately went To his
room. took the revolver from the bur
eau drawer and shot himSe'f through
the temple He died two hours after
ward
Beside his widow and one daughter
CMrs. + C. Williams OF Por, Deposit)
Mr. Ru,tcr is survived by his father
and mother. Mr. and Mr., ! T. Rut
ter. five William and George
oi Baltimore. John oi Leslie. Harvey
oi Pcrryvilc. and Edgar OF New York;
and four s,tcrS-Mrs. Franklin Of
New York. Mrs. Woodrow oi Chcs-
ter Pa. Mrs. Foo,c oi Tuppcr Lake,
y y. and Miss Cora
The funeral services were held Oh
Monday Angus, 10, at :, p M with
iutcrmcnt III Hupcwcll Cemetery
JAMES S BtDDLE.
Mr. James 5. Biddc. formerly oi
Cecil county. and vel known To many
81 the people Of this county. died Sat
urday at the Union Protestant lufirm-
airy in Baltimore. IN the h4th year ot
HI, age Up To- the beginning oi his
iniirm health several years ago, Mr..
Biddlc wa, for most oi his life purser
on the Chesapeake Steamship Line
from Baltimore 10 Norfolk, IN which
position he was most capable and
popular officer
The funeral services were held from
the residence oi hi, sister, Mrs. Ben
iamin =. Hanson. in Baltimore. The
remain, were brought tp Elkton and
taken To- ST Augustine ior in,crmcnt.
ADOLPHUS {. REYNOLDS.
Adolphus c Reynolds died suddenly
~ the home oi his iathcr-in law. Aaron
Michcncr. oi Cnlora. Wednesday. He
was spending few days at the Mich
cncr home preparatory to taking a trip
South For 4 long time the deceased
occupied the position of division opcr-
ator on the Baltimore Central Dvi-
sion ui the Pennsylvania Railroad
with headquarters at Media. Pa
He was 81 years oi age and was a
native oi this county, being son oi
the late Ohio REYNOLDS \ widow
and two brothers survive
MRS. SARAH J. BOYLE.
Mrs. Sarah ] Boyle. wife OF Patrick
Boyle. died at her home near Rock
Springs. Wednesday of last week, al
the age ui u years. from 4 compllca-
tinn oi diseases. She was a woman oI
! the highest character and viii he
greatly missed She /, survived by her
husband and one son, Stewart J.
Boyle II Philadelphia. and one daugh
ter. Mis-, Hanna. oi Rock Springs.
The funeral service va, held last
Saturday. with intcrmcnt Il Rpck
Springs Baptist Cemetery
BANKER DUNCKINCk.
MIR Banker Duyckiuck, the son 'o
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Duyckinek, died al
his home near Rising Sun. Wcdnc sdal
afternoon at the age OF ~ years, after
a short illness The funeral service,
were held yesterday friday after
noon. al the house. with intcrment IL
Rnschnnk Crmeterv Calvert