Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-08
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ANDREWS On Saturday afternoon, May 5 1900
Roek ne home S 81 her sep DIT r., Andrews IN
DRHWs aged seventy-eight years.
Funeral and inter1nent at Rockville, ii am. Men.
day, May Z.
CARSON At I'D Denye YET, COLI on May 1900 Of
and Margaret Sumner Carson
CoIGHLLN: The remains of the late JOHN 4.
GoUGhllN Will be removed from the vault at
May H. 1900.
DAI.GLEIsII. On Monday May Z. 1900, the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert II. Dalgeish
DAFDEN. Suddenly, Sunday, May g. 1900. at
20 an At his residence, 1905 9th street
severity third year. III LIE
Funeral wiz take place from his late residence at
o'clock pm. Wednesday, May O. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited TO attend. 2.
HICKEY. suddenly from asthma, Monday. May
1900, WILLIAM P. HICKEY
fuhefal from s9i Maryland avenue northeast,
thence to ST. Josephs Church, Wednesday, May
8, at am
k1DwEIL. On Tuesday. May s. 1900 at 1905
s am; after lingering illness, EBERT o.
Funeral from bis late residence. 1929 10th street
northwest, Thursday. at o'clock.
LYNCH. On Sunday. May 6, 1900, at his resi-
HEIGHTS 2S x N sRTTp yN% Washington
ard avenue. Mount Pleasant; wednesday at 10
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'n May q from ST. fe'eFs at am Wednesday,
OLIVER P. MOORE, aged fffs-eight years. '
Funeral from the residence Of HIS sister. Mrs NJ. c.
on Wednesday May O. 0t at ssFe seo pGrf0T Ret.
st1 Ss. and 6reS friends srsd g
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oeoek GEo 6 Hay i bsiOved Il son Ss
Ann AND the late Christopher o'Hare.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Sn eG1Ssy r Nay ds sss sse s9e
twenty-five ysars and SIX months
Wednesday. May 9, at O'Clock.
E. MILTON. OF Elkanah and the late Mary
E Russell, aged thirty years.
o. wake him no sweet spirit to suffer Re again.
He sumbers so sweetly, Oh let him sleep on.
His troubles ~ R a fnasi ia sss s SISTER
Funeral from his fathers residence 1l1e Sd street
s Sg,hfss and fens p MAY TO % At
IESoRA eidest daughter OF Of The s V. and
Margaret A. Ryder, aged eighteen years and
four months.
WILLIAMS Suddenly, Thursday. May 3. 1900,
HcrthWest, FREDERIcK MANoodR. son Of t The
late William A. Williams of this city
1nterment at Congressional cemetery May 5.
In Memoriam.
MCDONALD In loving remembrance of my dear
husband and our fond, devoted father, ROBERT
MCDONALD, who died one year ago today. May
8, 1893. Anniversary mass at st. Patrick's
Church Friday, May IL, at am. Friends in
vited.
PARKER. On Friday, May T. 1900 at the home
of her father. at Lay Hill. Montgomery county,
Maryland CARRIE E, second daughter of
Chae. II. and Carrie NJ. Parker. in the four
teenth year of her age after an Illness of two
weeks Of typhoid fever and spinal meningitis.
In the death OF this dear little girl not only her
home, but the neighborhood in which she lived,
feels a great loss, for by her many lovely traits
of character she had endeared herself to old aud
young alike. For of her years she was re,
markable for her unselfishness her little heart
was ever ready to respond to those less fortunate
than herself
When Carrie undertook anything whether in the
home, school church. success invariably crowned
her efforts. She was laid to rest IN the beautiful
grove adjoining her fathers home amidst the bud
ding trees and blooming fowers-a fitting resting
place for one who had been beautiful life and
one SO like a frail, sweet fower-permitted to
bloom awhile on earth before being transpianted