Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-30
OBITUARY.

Joseph Olewinski, aged so years, of
No. 707 Wright street, died Thursday.
John j, Canning, aged 3 years.. of
Eighth and Woodawn avenue, died on
Sunday of diphtheria.
Winslow ]. Hutton, aged 2S years.
died Of CONSUMPTION Monday at. No.
413 East Fourth street.
John G. Foster, aged s5 years, died
Friday of paralysis, ut his residence,
No. 800 East Sixth street.
Frank 3. Higgins, aged 40 years, died
Friday of typhoid fever, at his resi-
dence, OH King street, above Sixth.
Miss Rosie Payne, very popular
young lady, and sister of Policeman
John Payne, died Thursday morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, former resi-
dent OF this city, who died in Philadel-
phia on Thursday. was buried in
Chester, Pa, Sunday.
Mary o. Martin, the 15-years old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F.
Martin, died Sunday at her home,
No. 1918 West Fourth street.
Mary Morrison, a former resident of
this city, died Thursday of heart
failure at her home in Philadelphia.
Tho interment was made at Middletown
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Charlotte o. Wells, aged 70
years, widow OF James Bayard Wells,
died at tho residence OF her son in law,
William g. Mahaffy, at Elsmere,
Wednesday. Three daughters Mrs.
Mahaffy and Misses Lottie y. and
Clara L. Wells survive her.
Mrs. Lulu Gregg Shrirer, wife Of
Frank W. Shriver and daughter of Will
liam H. Gregg OF this city, died on
Saturday at her residence, No. 4716
Kingsessirg avenue, Philadelphia. Be-
sides her husband, a daughter, aged 6
years, survive her. Interment was
made in this city. She was a sister
of Mrs. John H. Dandy.
Mrs. Laura W. Hill, aged 46 years,
died from cancer of the stomach, on
Saturday, at her residence, No. 700
Fine street. She was the wife of James
Z. Hill. Besides her husband two sons
Joseph and Howard w. Hill and one
daughter Mrs John p. Neave survive
her. Joseph is sergeant in the Forty
first United States Infantry, now in the
Philippines and may not hear of his
mothers doath for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Anna Spence, wife of
Matthew Spence, died Thursday at her
residence, No. 2I9 Madison street,
Brooklyn, N. Y. She was in her 57th
year Mr.. and Mrs. Spence formerly
resided here. Mrs. George W. Dorsey,
Jr., of this city, and Lewis j. Spence
of the Southern Pacific railway office,
New York, are among their children.
The funeral of Mrs. Spence took place
Saturday. Interment was made at Mt.
Salem cemetery.
George IL. Woodward, aged go years,
died Sunday at his residence, near
Newport. When he retired on Saturday
night he appeared.to be in good health,
but was stricken with heart trouble
ealy in the morning and died shortly
after ward, lie was a we'll known farmer
and had many friends in this city. He
was ar uncle of j.. Courtland and Gill
pin s. Woodward of the hardware firm
of Woodward Bros The funeral
took rlace yesterday. Services we're
held at Lower Brandywine Church.
Mrs. Matilda H. Budd, widow of j.
Thomas Budd, late Of Middletown, died
on Saturday at her residence, No. 800
Van Buren, street. She was GA years Of
age and had lived in this city about
two years, her former place of residence
being Middletown. She leaves daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian M. Budd, and three
sons, William 4. Budd Of this city,
James III. Budd of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Henry u. Budd Of New York City The
funeral took place Tuesday Ser
vices were held at tlss ehouse at II
O'Clock IN the morning and interment
was made at New London, Pc. i