ROGGE. On April 18th, 1886, Mary Augusta, daughter of H. and L. Rogge, aged 23 years, 2 months and 23 days, after a brief illness of one week. Her kindness of character drew around her a large circle of friends, who, with sad hearts, took a last earthly leave of one who was young in life, with fluttering prospects of years of happiness, when the monster death suddenly came and claimed her for his prey. An unusual large concourse of persons gathered and followed to the field of buried dead. J. W. Myers