The citizen., 1913-10-03
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have , allen
Before the Silent Reaper

ounday, from injuries received from he.
ing mashed by an engine in the w. NJ
Ky shops that city, more than week
ago.
WELSH
Mrs. Rebecca Welsh. widow Of the late
Oilver Welsh, died at her home near Ca
toctin Switch, this county September
22, after long illness. She was aged
81 years. Surviving are two daughters
and four sons.
ROGERS.
Mrs Cora Pomeroy Rogers. widow of
the late Grafton d. Rogers, of Westmin.
ster, died September 20 near Evansville
OF general debility, aged 76 years. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs Carroll
OF New York; Mrs. Steele. of Westmn-
ster, and Mr.. Rogers, of Pittsburgh Pa.
LYTTLE.
Word has been received in this CITY of
TIE death of Rev f. Bruce Lvttle. of
York, Pa, on Monday, September 5,who
suffered stroke of paralysis and never
after that time regained consciousness
and he passed away September %. He
was about as years of age and unmarried.
RENNER.
Mrs. Amanda Renner. widow of the
late George Benner, died on September
2I at the home of her son. VIM Renner.
at Rocky Ridge. of general debility. aged
o2 years, her death occurring on her
birthday. She is survived bv the one
son, at whose home she died, and one
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, near Rocky
Ridge, and two brothers, George Derr.
Creagerstown, and VIM. Derr. Harney.
LOGAN.
Mr.. Andrew Elwood Logan died at his
home at IS West Fourth street. Septem-
ber 26, OF Bright's disease, aged about "a
years. Mr.. Logan had resided IN Fred.
erlck about two years, coming here from
Baltimore. He was a National Biscuit
Company salesman. He is survived bv
his mother, Mrs. Ida E. Logan, and one
sister and one brother, Miss Margaret
Logan, at home, and Ernest Logan.
NEWCOMER.
Mr.. John Newcomer, a veteran of the
Civil War, died at his home in Tanev-
town, Thursday, September IS. He
leaves widow and six children; Oliver
of near Keysville; Jacob, Of York Springs,
Pa; Mrs. Harry S. koons, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Amos Hilbert and Mrs. James A.
Reid, of Taneytown. He leaves one
sister Mrs John NJ. OFT, of Taneytown
and two brothers, Jacob, of Harney, and
Tobias, of Frederick. He was in his
18th year.
SHOW.
Jacob !. Show, a retired farmer Of near
Keedysville, died, aged 66 years. Mr..
Show was native OF Washington county
where he spent practically all of his life
He was member of the Salem Il. B.
church of Keedysvlle and the Boonsboro
Order of Odd Fellows. He is survived
by his widow and the following children:
Ohio E. and Victor d., HagerstoWn;
George, Aaron and Isaiah, of Tilghman-
ton; Josiah, of Martinsburg, and Mrs.
Ollie Gray, of Beaver Creek
KIMMEL
Mrs Mary Morgan Kimmel, aged about
70 years, widow of the late Anthony L.
Klmmel of near Linganore, on the road
from Mt.Ary to Central, died September
"a from heartfailure which was brought on,
it is thought from fall she sustained
about month ago. breaking her hip. She
is survived by two daughters and three
sons; Mrs. DR. Joseph X. Hill, Balti-
more, and Miss Mary S. Kimmel, at
home; Pratby !. Kimme, Morgan Kim
mel and Michael kimmel
DARKIS
Mr.. Frederick Darkis, a farmer of
Creagerstown district, died at his home
September 23 He was aged 81 years.
He was twice married. Surviving are
the following children by his first wife:
Mrs. Marv f. WIshner. of Baltimore, and
Mrs. G.. B. Flock, of Keysvile. He also
leaves a widow Mrs. Rebecca Fox Dar-
kis and the following children: Mrs.
Emma Guilt, and Mrs. Estelle Buck, OF
Baltimore; Mrs. Lelthe Flanagan, Of
Woodsboro, and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Darkis,
of near Frederick.
George Beck, until recently in charge
of the pool rooms at the New City Hotel
died at York, Pa, September % follow
ing a stroke of paralysis. Mr.. Beck was
stricken in the Colonial Hotel, York, and
from that time until his death his condl-
ton was critical Mr.. Beck was well
known in Frederick, having come here
when c. B. Cox became manager OF the
City Hotel, and remained with him when
he became the proprietor. He was very
quiet and unassuming and made many
friends here. His home was at York.
He was aged So and unmarried.
DuvAL.
Algernon s. Duval, a retired coffee
merchant. was stricken with heart failure
after eating a hearty breakfast Monday
morning at his home. IS East Preston
street, Baltimore, and died before his
nephew, DIR. A. Duval Atkinson, could
reach him. Mr.. Duva was 60 wears old.
Mr.. Duval was a native OF Frederick He
went to Baltimore when boy and later
engaged in the coffee business, retiring
about 20 years ago. He Is survived by
two sons, one daughter, one brother, l..
K. Duval, of Washington, and one sister.
Mrs. Robert A. Beverly, OF Winchester
KEMP.
d CLAYTON Kemp, one of the leading
residents of WilliamSport district, died at
his home near that place OF paralysis,
AGED g. wears. Mr. Kemp was the son
IL the late William H. c. Kemp, prom
inent miller, and was born III Virginia.
He resided in Cumberland and Frederick
before removing TO WilIiamsport num-
her of wears ago He was member OF
the Kemp Milling Company, director OF
the Second National Bank OF HagerS'
town. a member of the Lutheran churcn
and Mediary Lodge of Masons, OF WI
Transport.
CHAMPION.
90 wears old.