Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-20


be modern.
The tenth Kentucky district democratic
convention yesterday nominated T. Y Fitz-
patrick OF Floyd county for Congress
At tSjssso n AZ o 81 Mays Church In
49, 1876 by Rev. FIR Murphy. DaSqEk s sIIo
MAN Jr, Of Washington, Dc to MARGARET
b. DINNEEN OF Chicago. formerly OF this
CASE. At her home Bunker Hill. H.. on Thurs
day. June Is. lsod. FANNY widow Of the late
Gardner Case and daughter OF the late \. y.
Gallaher. In the nfty-fourth year of her age.
CLARK, infant daughter Of Thoma. J. and
Mary L. Clark aged four months and eleven
Funeral services at the residence Of her parents
M"oda; In'er Frinns at , nnesna y
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COOKE ss Fell asleep in Jesus Thursday, June 1s.
1898 at 2:l5 pm. MARGARET COOKE (nee
Hunter, widow OF the late JAS. X. Cooke, aged
eighty-four years
Funeral from Trinity NJ. Il. Church. 4th street
southeast. Sunday. June u. at II am. Rela-
tiye~ ard friends respectfully invited attend.
Iterment at Bethel cemetery, Alexandria, Va
DAN lDSDN. After a lingering Illness $50
am on saturday. June ~. 1896, SUSIE DEL
oZIER. daughter Of Susan and the late Deio-
zier Davidson, aged twenty seven years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BOWLING s On rriasy. June 10: 1880, a. 2aS
AN, PAUL CARR, infant OF frank w.
and Gertrude II. bowling. aged rine months.
furs.r sG Msnsa I Sa ~ 10 ,s %
west. Friends and relatives are invited 10 at
tend
FITZHUGH; On Tuesday. June 16 1896. at $50
fItziuxh' aged nn.i,,si. vears' " nine moa,ba
and twenty three days For many years Airs
Washington where sse wss s old n rss s "
Funeral services at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
n@i.ti1ss a"d rris"ds Invited @ Nash Som ON
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pm, JOHN BAPTisTE GAITRoS. native OF
Fur ern from his late rssid-nce. s22h. sth street
or q est SUNDAY n June n at pm thence
held. Friends are respectfully invited
pm. BEINADINE v, beloved child Of Anton
and Elizabeth ostmann aged two years. seven
m6Ihhs AMI eighteen days
God needed more angel child
Amidst His shining band
And so He. with loving smile,
Clasped our darling's hand.
| FrLeral from her parents residence. No sl3 1th
o'cicck pm Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend. %
PRODIGY. On Saturday. June %. 1886. ANN T..
daughter of the late Thomas PRODIGY -
X Probey s.rvices will he held at Holy
Trinity Catholic Church MONDAY. June - at
pm.
EAEDY % Sat; Saturday; , June 20 ls's at s.s
drew J. and Mary iaedy. aged nine months
Flu, eral sunday, June p. at o'clock D. M. from
No. 42G New Jersey avenue southeast.
WHITE. On June IS, 1885, at I1:lo pm. JULIA
A.. widow Of the late Pilot Thomas II. White.
and beloved mother of Almin ]. Gray.
Asleep In Jesus.
| Her funeral will take place from Iyland Chapel
| at o'clo.k on Sunday, June 2l. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend
In Memorinm.
erandiather, LawRiScE cAIIAS. VIE died
year ago today, June % 1850
Those busy hands folded
His work earth is done:
His warfare earth Is ended
His battles fought and won.
Grandpa. dear. how much miss thee,
Miss thy kind and gentle care;
II is God that las bereft
In God We trust and dry tears.
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY HIS GRANDDAUGHTER VI. +. TOWNLEG.
CUNNINGHAM; In memory 4 our dear father,
year ago tomorrow. June 81, 1SG'.
Buried one year. our kind and loving father
We start, pause. gaz" AT another.
Then wondering. ask can he. indeed. be gomez
Vanished the loving smile by which he won
Ever to duty's pa,h and must say
OF all the love and truth he lavished on US,
We buried ii one year ago today?
GEORGE H. GILES
GEORGE H. GILES. son Of Alexander and Mar
garet A. Giles and beloved husband Of Re,ecca A.
YORK. July 81. 1855
When he was about two year. Of age his pa
to ,in<so ha has
| From early boyhood up he evinced a strong liking
| for such employments had FOR their object the
salvation Of souls lives. Naturally, therefore,
he identified himself with the fire department, and
He had ali the qualifications necessary for an
| a heart full OF tender sympathy for any in
He was appointed a member of truck b on Au-
gust 1, isss: was transferred to No 3 Engine com
pany February !. 1852 transferred back 10 truck
ant foreman. to No . Engine Company August
2s 1898: in which position he host his life in the
line of duty MONDAY a, M sro, 49, iS SsS had hosts .,
| friends. to whom his death a thunderl,olt.
NO warning giv'n: uaceremonious fate;
| wrench from all we love from all we are.
A extinguish'd. and oh. tCan words cypress
Thought reach = the last. last-silence Of friend
Throughout the eight years he connected with
the fire department he served with marked diStnc-
cialy for his vaIor In the salvation Of human lives
| in which noble mission he lost his own.
ticipated I'm the work of and salvation
the Knox fire. the Stumph fire, the Tracey fire and
the wholesale commission block fire. at which lat
| ter in effort to some of his imprisoned
comrades he met Ills most noble hut unfortunate
death.
GUNDER. In loving remembrance OF onr beloved
daughter and sister. EFFIE W. GlNDER VINO
died year today. June 20. 1sb5.
| Beneath Congressional's calm and lonely dell.
Where the weeping willows wave,
There Effe love well
Lies I'm her silent grave.
Our Fife has departed,
Our days wrapped in gloom
Why should not be broken hearted
When tears of sorrow reached the tomhf
BY her PARENTS. BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
KAISER In loving remembrance Of my dear
| mother. EI.IZABI;T1I KAISER. who departed
this life just year ago tomorrow, Sunday,
June p, 1895.
Oh how lonely the days. oh, how dreaty the night.
Since leaving me-. mother dear, out OF your sight:
| But God I'm HIS Kindness, relieved from pain,
And has shown my loss was alone for your gain.
Cur meeting in future Is all that Grave.
BY HER DAUGHTER, MRS. p. NJ. BARR
McGRAw. In loving remembrance If my beloved
son. WILLIAM f. MctiNAw, who departed this
life three years today. June NJ, 1893.
Beneath Mt. Oiivct's calm and lonely DELL