The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-31

AGED 80 years. lie was formerly private
secretary of James E. Ingram, IT., who
was formerly president of the Frederick
Railroad and was well known here.
SIMMONS.
Mrs Emily X. Simmons, Of Baltimore
and widow Of the late Charles L. Sim,
mons, OF Buckeystown. this county, died
on Tuesday, May 18th, at the residence
of Mr.. c. A. Thomas, of Mount Pleas
ant, where she and her mother have
been stopping for the past three weeks.
oRRIsoN.
Mrs. Emma Orrison wife of Montsom-
cry Orrison, near Point OF Rocks, died
Nav 81 from an abscess of the BRAIN aged
about 80 years. She was a Miss Stunkle
before marriage, and was a native of
Point of Rocks. She is survived bv her
husband and two children
MoTTER.
Miss Emily Motter daughter of Judge
| John c. Motter, died at the family home
near this city, Friday night, May "a, at
II.o5 o'clock The funeral took place on
Monday afternoon and was private. Ser
vices were held at the house and inter-
ment made in Mt. Oiivet cemetery.
DAVIDSON.
Mr.. John w. Davidson, died at one
| O'Clock Sunday morning at his late resi-
| dence, 2I5 East Patrick street of general
debility, aged 50 years, II months and "a
| days He leaves besides a widow, one
| daughter, Miss Alice Davidson, at home.
and one son, Mr.. William S. Davidson, OF
Chicago, III.
BARE.
William Thomas Bare died on We'd
nesday, MAY 29th. at his home on Balti-
more and Ohio avenue, this city, of neu
ralgia of the heart, aged IS years and
! eleven months He is survived by
widow and four small children. He is
also survived by his father and brother
residing in West Virginia, and a sister,
Mrs. Crum, residing at Woodstock, Md.
CUTSHALL.
Mr. William CutshaIl, a retired, farmer,
who for some time past has been making
his home with his son, Mr.. George Cut
shall, in Woodsboro. died May % ofgen-
eral debility, aged SO years. He is sur
vived by a widow and two sons and one
daughter, Mr.. George Cutshall and former
Register of Wills William B. Cutshall,
and Mrs. Anna B. Smith.
HOUCK.
Mrs. Valeria E. Houck. widow of the
late John Houck, died at the home of
her nephew, Mr.. H. f. Wilson, near
Unionville. this county, on Sunday even
ing, May 10Th, aged 50 years. Death was
due to cancer. She is survived by two
brothers and two sisters: John A. Knott,
Frank Knott, Mrs Katie L. Houck and
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, all of near Ur-
bana.
FELIX.
Mrs. Banna Felix, wife of Mr.. Plus
Felix, OF Emmitsburg, this county, died
at her home at that place, on Wednes-
day, May GOTH at noon. from brain
trouble. aged 81 years. She was MEM
Der of the Catholic Church She is sur
vived by her husband and the following
children: Nellie, Anna, Mary and Webb
Two brothers and two sisters also survive
| her. Her husband is a conductor on the
Emmitsburg Railroad.
TOPPER.
William Topper, weI-known resident
OF Thurmont district, died at his home,
near the town, on Nav 81. He was saw
ing wood at his home, when he was seen
to stagger and fall. He was carried into
! the house, but lived only about IS minutes.
He was aged 70 years. Mr. Topper was
a member of the Catholic church He is
survived by his wife, TO whom he was
married IS years ago, and several chill
| dren.
CUSHWA.
Victor Cushwa. a leading citizen of
! Western Maryland, died on Tuesday
night, MAY 18th, at his home in Williams
port, aged "a years. For several weeks
his condition has been critical Death
was due to poisoning caused by organic
second wife and five children by his first
tendent of the State Sanatorium, at Sa-
billasville, this county, is grandson.
ROBERTS.
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Roberts. wife of
| David Roberts, died at the Frederick City
Hospital OF peritonits, after brief i'll
ness, aged IS years, g months and 27
! DAYS Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by three children by former mar
rage She is also survived by her father,
| Joseph Eaton, of Lewstown; three sisters
| Mrs. RAYMOND Hosteter, of Hagerstown;
! Mrs. lanes Barbour. of Baltimore; Miss
Matte Eaton, and two brothers, William
NJ. Eaton. OF Thurmont, and Samuel c.
Eaton, of LewiStown.
| HUGHES.
Mrs Eliza Barnes Hughes died May %
at the home of her daughters, II Trail
avenue aged IS wears. She is survived
by five sons and two daughters as follows:
w. s. Hughes, of Otis, s. D.; George O..
Hughes. of Baltimore; E. H. Hughes, of
Martinsburg, w. Va; d. f. Hughes of
Yeagerstown, Pa; F. F. Hughes, of Gary,
Ind. and Misses Margaret and E. q.
Hughes, at home One sister, Mrs. w.
c. Smoot, of Washington, d. c., also sur
wives.
SHAFER.
Mrs. Daisy Shafer, wife of Mr.. William
Shafer, formerly of Jefferson, this county,
died in Portland, Oregon, on May 10 after
a lingering illness of a complication OF
diseases. She is survived by her hus,
band and two daughters Misses Ermine
and Mamie Shafer. She is also survived
by two brothers and two sisters, DIR.
Joseph Long, of Walkersvlle; Mr. John
Shafer, of Anacostia. d. c.; Mrs. Emory
Remsburg, OF Jefferson, and Mrs. Asa
Rem, of near Feagavile.
AUSTIN.