The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-05
4 DENTIST STRICKEN
Dead ON SIRBB9 GAR
Dir. Henry B. Noble Succumbs
to Heart Trouble.
WAS ON WAY TO HIS OFFICE
Deceased Seventy one Years Of Age and
Had PTactioed His Profession in This
City for Eea-ly Half Z Csntu1y-A
Sketch CT His Career.

Dr. Henry 3. Noble. aged fseventy-cne
years. n prominent dentist. residing at
1915 r Street northwest. was suddenly
stricken dead of heart failure while
riding en- a Chevy Chase car in charge
Of Motormar Buckley and Conductor Pc
ters. between r. and y Streets northwest,
.at 9 O'Clock this morning.
Dr. Noble boarded the car at r and
Fourteenth Streets northwest. and must
have died in the short time which elapsed
in the journey between r and y Streets
AZ the latter the conductor CT tbe car no
ticed the dentists deadly paIlor and ap-
preached him TO ascertain the. cause. Dr.
Noble was apparently HfeIcss and the car
was stopped at y Street. DIT. Joseph W.
Little. VINO lives at 1913 Fourteenth
street northwest, was hastily called.
Pronounced DR.. Noble DEED.
Dr.. Little made an examination Of Lr
Noble and found him dead. The car then
proceeded on its way. leaving . lifeIess
burden stnl sitting erect on . seat.
Dr. Noble's body remained III lhis posi-
tion until removed from the car at the
corner OF Kew York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. the terminus Of the Chevy Chase
line.
Removed to the Morgue.
Crossing Policeman E. W. ManueIson.
stationed at Fifteenth Street and New
York Avenue, Of the First precinet noti-
fed the Police Department and Morgue-
master Schcneberger was sent for the
body. In the meantime. however. a call
had been turned In TO the Emergency
Hospital and the ambulance arriving be
fore the m0rgue wagon the bcay was re-
moved 10 the hospital The physicians
at the hospital having satisfied them
selves that Dr. Noble was dead, the body
was taken to the morgue.
Coroner Nevitt after an examination in
TO the circumstances Of the ease issued a
certificate OF death from natural causes
and notified the friends OF Dr. Noble that
the body could be removed immediateiy-
His Daughter Informed
Miss Irene Noble. daughter OF the de-
ceased, who lived with MIN iu The resi-
dence on r Street. was Immediately noti-
fed Of her fathers death. she stated
this morning that her fsiheG-had been
an occasional sufferer from be.gt trouble
for some time She said that when he
left the house 20 take the car Tor his Of
fee, 1925 New York Avenue, he seemed
70 he in as coed health as install
A Native Of Massachusetts,.
Dr. Noble was born il Blanchford.
Mass. in 1881. He had practiced his pro-
fessicn IN this city for nearly forty years.
aud was known and hUnored by "a large
circle OF friends professional and other
wise. His wife died several years ago.
Dr. Noble leaves three daughJers, Mrs.
Charles ID. Marshall. Of Pittsburg; Mrs.
Norris D. CIegzett, OF Linden, Nd and
Miss Irene Noble. who resided with her
father in this ci.-.
The remains were taken charge OF by
Undertaken Richard W. Barker. Of 612
Eleventh Street northwest. and removed
from the uorgue shortly after noon
Dr. Mobiles relatives in ether towns
have been notified. no definite funeral
arrangements have yet been made