The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-23
DIED.

THuM- In Portland, Me-, January 49, Mrs. Mary
Lucia Tlom, wife Of Gen. George Thom, U. S. A..
aged nifty years.
KELIoGG.--Iu Asbtabuia Ohio, January s, 1881,
Dr, s. ~. Kellogg late Surgeon Seventeenth Illinois
Volunteers, Medical Director McArhur's Division,
and father Of Commander A. q. Kellogg, U. s. NJ,
III his sixty-hfth wear.
HUNTER. --M,fioufn Hunter, sr., departed this
lIfe January e. issi at tsio A. NJ In the seventy-
fhltd year n lits age. Funeral sotyices Monday,
9th, d 2isor. NJ from McKcnt,rc NJ. n. Church.
Friends invited.
.BoLDIN.- January q, Mts. Victoria Boldin, wife
" Joh1 ". npfdin, ~ tho thirty fout,h year q her
age. fGhets VIII take place at her late residence
lO7 Thireenth- half stfeet southwest,
at O'Clock.
coNKLE.-January 10, Mrs. Mattin +. t'itz-
hugh Conklc. aged dtty-one years. Fnnefa ihis az
| tcrnoon, at O'Clock, from No. ic7 Massachusetts
atent,o northwest.
MRS. FkANkLtS sTEELE.--In the afternoon of
the 18th Of January, while the bell Of st. Johns
fhs 3 S9 @ & ss'"f s gassf r foSss ss
bosing at Oak IilI, there a. await voice that win
Syes Ss and 5 gG 40 i m 4 81 ai i've % ess sssR'f Fl
sweet remembrance With hat tfildtsn and with an
who knew her well enough to bt able ~ appreciate
pure and earnest life was unchanged. The title o.
suffering had Its occupations OF patience and hope o
which size was remarkable did not desert her amid
pain and exhaustion. DESTROYS OF recovery for life
o 5 q snsy Fae is' Ws she her ps
days the Prayers for the sitE wefe sid, IN which she
ssyss s ' m 5 AZ sy mns se ss lsss1ss @ The s dH1 s
Communion, ali her cdiSa Whiting with her, at her
fas s; 1'sI s WAS a
ea;t q, her children in the church. Death DIS ..
a"sS scsd not Z a, s fsse deep @
The peace Of her departure was tesseIon her face,
white the moonlight had rested npo !. loved
and could not leave. Her soft wavy hair, Sill ttcll
and luxurian,, was parted from features changed
FROM life, but very beautiful. No stranger hands
.I har, ham,
watching BY her, ihadc and arrayed her in the gar
inehts SOFT white sk, that she wore, when they
Place no no one s i @ IpE hc cares oi al her children
only ceased when the th'tcf bS nor Office resigned
their mother to the blessed rest gf tle grave e. Al AL
memory Of her life and character, marked and m
dlvidualized. Loving the pleasures Of the world,
good. she was emnently charitable. sht
Who VIII leveh & Cheerful" i siyer a No one who applied
her FOR aid wEs ever embarrassed by denial or
ass ssnsros s % s a s ei ss s ssp
of which she was life inettbst she lad fine power
Of mind Gplek Intelligence, lively tstcePo,n, OF an.
attractive quality Of tihd shd heart her firm a,
az loved her once.,' She loved always. wii
! heart SO alive to the claims, Of friendship. how
The shock and grief occasloned by her husband
death oosened her own grasp of iife Death did no
long divide them Her own serious illness prevente,
her from being mt her husbands side In his dyinl
: hours. Mr.. Steele became suddenly Ill In Minnesota
and Ills wife, enducd with unnatural strength, ol,eye
tile cali to be him. When she reached Mime
sofa hc lips wefo sealed In death that IN life wou
. lave spoken joyfh words of welcome. She returne
. with him to Washington and committed his body
the ground, where her own Is now beside him Thos
WHO have been Intimately associated with her sine
illness and deat and tile effort to supply his place
his family. well as to fnll hef own duties so ex
hausted her strength that she was Unable to Sonten
with the illness that has Just closed her life Wehav
. said farewell Shall not, with fearful eyes an
trembling voice, call to her again, Farewell, dea
friend AS thou didst, VIC Will ask for the prayers
those who love when are passing through til
dark valley. AS thou dldst say we Will, Place III
h | at the foot Of my saviour's cross ~