The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
DEATHS
/. MARSHALL HAINEs. ESQ.

ANhRtt Wv RlIlN hhN hNtsAi VI Afs
Marshall haincS Esq., at his home,
day morning. Mr.. Haincs' health had
bcca impaired for some time past, but
by change oi scene and skilled treat
power. he made rallies, and his home
friends were hoDing ior another. when
the end came.
Lewis Marshall Haincs. son OF Eli
and Hannah Marshall Ha;pes, was
born December 10, iS4o, near Rising
Sun, where his father conducted an cx-
tcnsive pottery. lie attended the pub-
lie schools and later the State Normal
School. at Mlcrsvile, Lancaster
county, Pa While student there the
Civil War broke out. and while still
youth he enlisted in Company c,
Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry. lie
served with the regiment and rose TO
the rank oi Lieutenant. At the close
oi the war he returned to Millersvillc,
where he COMPLETED his studies Later
he taught school in Cecil. and in 1868
began the study Of law under the late
William !. Jones. Esq. an able and
successful lawyer oi his time ard in
June, 1870 hr was admitted to the bar
In 1872 he aud Mr. Jones formed a
partnership which lasted till the lat
tcr's death in 1894. when he acquired
the bulk oi the firms practice. which
grew largely in the course OF time.
Within the present year he and his ell
der son. Frederick +. Haines. ESQ.,.
formed the legal firm oi Haincs x
Ila'ncs. lie was ior many years coun-
sci ior the T., H. & " X r. and save
Reuben llaiu,s. Esq. was the oldest
mombcr oi the Cecil Bar lie was a
truS,cc oi Jacob Tome Institute. a
director al the National Bank oi Elk
ton. ui the Mutual Fire Insurance
/ Company 81 Cecil County. oi the Nut
nal Building Association. oi the Union
Hospital and the Cecil Wing Publish
ing Company q trustee of the Elkton
public schools ard a veteran member
81 the Sin"crlv Fire Company He
was prominent in e.. \ r. circles.
was Past Master oi Union Lodge \.
+ & A. NJ. a. rlkton. and Was inter
v,,rd in several local enterprises lie
married Miss Elizabeth Jackson, oI
Chester county. Pa. who survives him
with two ,ors. Frederick T.. Of Elkton
q and Warren llaines. of Philadcl-
/ phia, 81 the real estate firm oi J. T.
lact son & Co. oi that city
I Ills funeral was hcldon Wrdnc Sdac
afternoon from his residence oH North
street. with services conducted hy Rev
Iuhr McElmoylc. pastor ni Flktor
PRESBYTERIAN Church. which Mr.
| llaincs. though n Friend hv religion.
preference. attended and OF which he
vas a trustee. Members 81 the bar
4 .
cd in a body, and representatives oI
Union Iod"e of MaSonS. the Mutual
Insurance Company. aud oi Unior
Hospital were also present. The
schools and public offices and resi-
dcnccS and business houses alorg tn,
route to the ccmcb ~. were closcC
during the funeral which many OF The
friends oi Mr. IlaincS from distance
including Judge William II. Adkins
attended The pall-bearcrS were Gov
crnor CrotherS. MeSsrs. William s
| Evans. George \. Blake. William 7
Warburton. John Gilpin and Charlie!
r Finley, Sr, and Drs John II. jana,
aud Howard Brattou. The floral tri
hu,c> were choice and tasteful
VI meeting al members oi the bar
held nn Tuesday at the office Of W
: Evans Esq. who presided will
Joshua CLAYTON. Esq. Secretary. j
was resolved tn attend thc funeral it
BODY Mc<srs. W. s. Evans. Robcr
G rhackcry. Gcorpc \ Blake W 7
Warburton and Governor Crothcr
were appointed committee to draf
resolutions upon the death oi Mr
llaincs. tn be offered during the com
ing term oi Court. on \ day to b'
f>cd by the Bench
MRS ELLEN WARNER
! Mrs. Ellen NJ Warner, wiic Of tn,
late Henry NJ Warner, died at he
rome near Zion un Friday. Dcccmbc
>. aged y years
Mr>. Warner had been an invalid 10
eleven years from paralysis. and al
though perfectly helpless she cnioyc,
fair health In August her husban,
was So great that Mrs Warner ucvc
recovered from the effects oi ii, bu
gradually grew weaker until the Ell,
came. Mrs Warner is survived by
daughter. Mrs Dcstcr Lee, will
whom she resided. and son, MI
Nelson Warner. oi Wilmington. De
ne iunCttl service" were nclu III w
Elk,ou NJ l. Church lutcrmcnt il
Elkton Cemetery.
MRS. MARY \. DONALDSON
Mrs Mary \. Donaldson, widow q
Robert t. Donaldson oi Port De
post, died on Saturday morning. i
Wilmington. Del aged 80 years. Sh
formerly lived in Baltimore. but re
moved to Wilmington about mnu'
ago Three daughters. Mr., Bcll
Slcinhcim. ~ Baltimore. Mrs Charlie
\ Gnrman aud Miss Margaret Don
ali,on ui Wilmington. survive hcr
Another daughter. Ars Charles \
Hahn was iarauv hurt in runawa
accident un Nylic avenue. Baltimor,
2 las, \ugu,t Her funeral wa, hcl
from Mr. Gurman', residence, ,o} \
Rodur, street. Wilmington
MRS. JANE McGLORN
Nlrs lane N5cGlory died ou III
l.ludc place in upper Elk Neck. o