Evening star., 1900-09-27
DIED.

ARMOUR. On Friday. September 81. 1900. in
Lmzon, ?; l.. of typhoid fever. WILLIAM F.;
son Of Capt. Robert and the late Sarah D.
Armour. in the seventeenth year of his age.
Interment upon arrival Of remains from Manila.
| CARSON. At 10 am. September II, 1900 at st.
VI NinGent,s : Hospital. New York city, SUSAN
Susan W. Carson
Interment at Lancaster. p
CARTER. Departed this life. on September 26.
1900 & at sls "a an at her TeTlasnes; e. W. VA fplr p9r
Funeral viii take place from tho shiloh Baptist
Church, L street between 18th aud 18th. Fri
day, September IS. at 2:3o pm. Friends aud
relatives are invited TO attend.
CARTER. All members of the Golden Leaf L. r.
Church, Friday. September as 1900, at O'clock
pm. TO attend the funeral of Mrs. ENEIINA
CARTER. BY order of the president, NJ e.
ALEXANDER.
CHRISTOPHER The funeral Of CHARLES CHRIS
TOPPER, who died Tuesday morning at his
home No 9oa oath northwest, will take
2s, 1900, at 3 O'Clock. After services at the
house interment will be made Harmony
cemetery.
$40 pm. JOHN BARBER CLARK, in his
seventy first year.
Funeral from his Hsa late resdenes sol street south
tiissouri papers please copyJ .
FAY. On August g. 1900 at Pine Blun. Ark,
VICTOR B. FAY of Kendall Green aged TWEEN
ty-two
Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Georgetown. Friday
afternoon. September %, at 4:3o O'Clock.
GARDNER. september % 1900 at Washington
Asylum Hospital. JOHN GARDNER
Body now in morgue. WIN be held for thirty six
hours
1890 am. DENNIS j., son of Mary and the
late Dennis o'Leary, aged thirty-one years ane
ten months.
Deaths cruel dart has pierced heart
And bowed US down with grief,
And beneath the silent sod
My darling son sleeps.
Oh. darling must we give you up,
You whom we love well?
How can we drink this bitter cup
And say a long and last fareweuf
The flowers will bloom in summer
And In winter If will rain,
But the face of my darling
/ will never again.
patient sufferer is at rest.
BIZ HIS MOTHER
Funeral from <he residence Of his mother, so K
street northwest. on Friday morning Septem-
ber %, at 9 o'clock. IT thence ct to ST. Aloysins
Of his soul.
at SAB pm, CHARLES RAYMOND. infant son
of Albert J. and Annie E. Rouspfes tnee Tay-
lori, aged two years, two months and fourteen
days.
Our precious one from us has gone
The voice we loved is stilled;
place is vacant In our home
Funeral Friday, September 2S. at O'Clock.
WAGNER. On Tuesday. September 25, 1900 at
1880 pm, EMIL. beloved husband Of the late
Eva Wagner; aged fifty seven .ears.
northwest, Friday September 2S, at . am,
thence to ST. Mary's Church, where requiem
mass will be offered at $50. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited to attend. 2s
WIBER September 25 1900 at Washington Asy.
lum Hospital, WILLIAM WTBER.
Body In District of Columbia morgue. VIII be
held for thrty-six hours. 4
WILSON. At the residence OF Hon. ]. W. Nc
Gowan, 1443 Staughton street, this city, on
Wednesday. September &c, 1900, RALPH DEN
TON WILSON, former vice consul Of the United
States at Iloilo, Philippine Islands
Funeral from his late residence today September q,
4:30 pm.
In MemOriam.
departed this life month ago today, August
27, 1900.
For several months he resided in our household.
In speech, gentle; In deeds. strong; in Affection
deep and tender; wise and sympa thetic In coun-
sell; peerless in every demand OF charity, nis
name is forever linked with
Beneath the green sod he sleeps with the dead.
Where the that we loved Is turning to clay;
In st. Martins cemetery, Claymont, he IL fading
BY HIS FRIEND, L. T. B.