Smyrna times., 1910-01-12
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
G. Ernest. Rowland, son-in-law of
George w. Taylor. of This Town.
Dies Suddenly in Philadelphia.

Dies Suddenly in Philadelphia.
C. Ernest Rowland, a member of
a well-known Holmesburg family. I
was strick' n Wednesday in the Office
of James Hogan, agent of the Cunard
Steamship Company, on Chestnut
street above Sixth, Philadelphia,
where he had BEEN injected IL years
and died after being removed to the
Hahnemann Hospital. He had been
subject to kidney trouble but left for
the office in his usual health Wednes-
day morning. Soon after arriving
he suffered an acute kidney at
tack and became unconscious. His
wife and physician. were summoned
but he never rallied and died that
evening at the hospital. Deceased .
was a son of Charles Rowland, of
the fl rm of Maxwell Rowland & Co. 1
He is survived by widow, who was
Miss Nellie c. Taylor daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Taylor, of
this town; and a son years old.
Ernest Rowland was a young man
highly esteemed by all who knew
him and his shocking death was deep
ly felt in Smyrna where he was
frequent visitor. He was a member
and worker in the Presbyterian
Church. His father was completely
overcome by his death. There was
a sweet and loyal companionship be-
tween the two and his devotion to his
home was happy part of his life.
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon and interment was made
at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Frankford.
&. S. Donoho, Former SmYrnian, Dead
; Edwin S. Donoho, former Smyr-
ma boy, uncle of Mrs. Thomas H.
Coverdale, of this town, died al
Il Troy, Illinois, Monday, January 8,
after a lingering illness, ages q
. wears. The cause of his death wa
i kidney trouble with which he hat
/ been troubled for years. Deceaset
e was born in Smyrna, August 6, l849
= and was the third of thirteen child
rem # Benjamin and Marion (Shane
le Donoho. He learned the trade o
ne carpentering and in 1870 moved t
sc Troy, where he became prominen
&c contractor and citizen. He wa
u united in marriage in 1875 to Mis-
u Nancy C. Willoughby who survive
iis him with two children: Edna, viii
IN of DR.. E. H. Schwarz, of Edwards
cl- Vile, Ill. i; and Earl W., mechan
'as cal engineer, of Chicago. Decease
10, is also survived by three sisters al
VI two brothers: Mrs. James M. Jarvi
lo' of Troy; W. T. Donoho, of PortlaI
'ne Oregan; Benjamin Donoho and Mr.
Eliza Stevens, of Dover; Mrs. FL
It ma Broderick. New York City a
RS. Mrs. Nellie Yarnell, Rehoboth. Flu
or eral services were held last We
I'll nesday, interment being at Tr
Irs. Cemetery, the Odd Fellows, of viii
rrv organization he was a promlnt
rce member, having charge of the burr
vey Judge Bartletfs Widow Passes Aw
H. Mrs. Matilda l. Bartlett, wild
vey of Judge John C. Bartlett, of Ea
lins on, Md, died at John Hopkins ID
q. pital in Baltimore, Friday morn
ger, shortly after three o'clock. Dei
and was caused by pneumonia, wn
drs Mrs. Bartlett contracted seve
ldy, weeks ago. She was 70 years
jlit' The deceased left three sons: ThoT
Miss M. cashier of the Easton Natio
eak- Bank; G Gorge S., of Easton,
v ard Frederick R.. of New York; and
phs, daughter, Miss Pauline, of East
cad, Mrs. Bartlett was cousin OF
Mr.. Senator Robert B. Dixon and
!. 5. Isaac H. Dixon, of Baltimore, al
0ton sister of George v. Massey gen
" attorney for the Pennsylvania +
Roe, road Company. The body was shiI
}, Mr.. to Easton Saturday where fun
ames services were held Tuesday.
MISS Death of Middietown Citizen.
~" 80 Charles H. Howell, well-kr
M;-. carriage builder of Middleto
80. go died Friday, December 81, lsOS'
ephs, s,ol' ii.H so;,;e. haol+b for
)iehl, hau Oee" "a daath core sud
ttery, elne Du' m tho con Of Mr.
Davis DeceaSeu uomoII ond lea,
ughn, mls ii'n- danohter Miss Ida
Minis, "luom' oN .he M;ddletown
lyrna. Pr,neip"' ono son Henry
were, ocnoo, oarried Miss \
Miss r1owe.' s.noh+o~ of Mr.. and
Usher, LuusT' fI..5sor of Smvrna. Hi
I NSO"' was associated with him in bus
'arN' Funeral services were held Tue
cEs Mrs. Peekey, Widow of l. +. p
Mrs. Sarah A. Peekey, az
Retire wears. widow of Lewis H., Peel