Evening star., 1900-09-20
DIED.

ALEXANDER. On Thursday. September 20 1900.
WIGAM W GslGet tE9 IR NbEK 4, +, J EzaNe' Hospital
Notice of funeral later.
son Cow, beloved husband of Edith Goodwin
Cow and youngest of Robert and Elizabeth
Cow. in the twenty eighth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 14Io street
northwest. on Friday. the 2ist instant. at
pm. Friends of the family invited. Interment
private. Wooster, Ohio, papers please copy
AIN, PATRICK, beloved husband of Johannah
Griffin (nee Murphy.
May his soul in peace.
Funeral Saturday morning at $50 o'clock from his
late residence. 6S0 I'd street southwest, and
thence TO St Dominc's Church, where requiem
will he said for the r-pose ~ his soul.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited
TO attend.
PETERS. Suddenly. "Wednesday, September
10. 1900 at his residence; No. 645 c street
A. and Rose NJ. Peters, aged fourteen years.
Notice of funeral in tomorrow's Post.
RIES. On Thursday. September 30, 1900 at 4:s5
O'clock am. HII.DA ESTEILE RIES. daugh-
ter of William \. and Lula f. Ries tnee Linge-
hachl.
Funeral from parents residence, 4ss New York
avenue northwest Saturday, September 90,
pm. Funeral private.
slLCoTT ON "Wednesday. SeptemIer ~, 1900, at
10:30 O'Clock m. WARRt,N FRANKLIN be.
loved husband Of Lille L. silcott, in the thirty
Funeral from his late residence, 90 street
northeast, Friday. September II: at p.m
Friends and relatives invited. Interment at
Glenwood
at o o'clock am, IDA BERTHA WALKER
tnee Gentner beloved wife OF Thos. Is.
Funeral Friday, September 81, from her late resi-
denee. lso6 4h street northwest: at o'clock
Rock Greek cemetery. philadelphia PAPERS
please copy.)
WARD On Tuesday. september IS, 1900, at 7;3o
pm, Forestyille. Md, ANN. beloved wife
of q. W. Ward in the sixty-ifth year of her
Funeral from the residence Of her daughter. Mrs
b. F. JOY, Riggs road, u. c., Friday. Septem-
ber q. at O'Clock am, thence 10 ST.
Paul's Church, 18th and streets northwest
Mass of requiem at 9:so Interment at Mount
olivet cemetery.
WISE. On September 49, 1900, at pm, Ed
WARD J. WISE. infant son of Charles f. and
Funeral from his parents residence, es5 street
southeast, September q at pm
In Memoriam.
$. HILTON, a member of Company F, 1st Dis
trict of Columbia Volunteer Regiment, who
died two years ago today, September 90 1888,
from typhoid fever, contracted while in Cuba.
At the muhiet drum came his comrades gray
To the silent ranks ne had passed away:
He was mustered out.
They draped the flag above the form
% That had stood UNI unmoyed mid the battle storm;
But silent and cold was the heart so warm:
He mustered out.
QUIGLEY. In loving remembrance of our dear
brother JOHN +. QUIGLEY who departed this
life four years ago to-day, September 70, 1896.
Anniversary at ST. Dominic's.
May he In peace
BY HIS LOVING SISTERS, LIZZIE AND JENNY
JACOBSON. In memory of our son and brother.
HENRY JACOBSON, LIST District Columbia
Volunteers who died two years ago of typhoid
fever in United States general hospital, Camp
Wik0f, Montauk Point, Long 1sland y. L.,
September 20. 1898.
BY HIS PARENTS, BROTHERS AND SISTER
PHILLIPS. In loving remembrance Of my dear
father GEORGE ". PHILLIPS who departed
this life year ago today-Septeniber 20.
1899
Dear father. thou art at rest.
And shall forever be;
You could not stay on earth with us,
But come to thee.
In love he lived. in peace he died;
His life asked, but God denied
BY HIS DAUGHTER, A. X. MISTER.