Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-12

respectfully Invited.
In Memoriam.
BROOKS. In sad but sweetest remembrance Of
my dear daughter. MILDRED e. BROOKS who
departed this life two years ago tomorrow. Sep
Two years have vanished since death did part,
But the sweet memory of thee, Mildred. is fresh
within my heart.
BY HER MOTHER. JULIA @. BROOKS
BURNETT In losng semsmorsns s Of my wife
years ago, September IL, 1893.
May she rest in peace.
cRYER. In loving remembrance Of my dear
life one year ego today, September H. 1902.
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one love 30 dearly.
In his lonely and silent grave.
Farewell Richard. and may your sumbes
BE as gentle as your love;
And when God calls ME home
May meet you above.
BY HIS LOVING AUNT ANNA JONES.
HANEs; In loving memory of our son, WILLIE
E. HANE.S. who departed this life two years
ago tomorrow, September Is, 1901.
All Is dark within our dwelling
Lonely are our hearts today.
For the one We loved so dearly
Has forever passed away.
Wfllie-gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS PARENTS
HAGEMANN. In loving remembrance Of our dear
who entered into rest one year ago today, Sep
TENDER IL, 1902.
Our hearts sad and lonely,
Yet our grief too deep to tell.
But time Will come to us soon
When we Will with thee dwell
my dear son ard our brother WILLIAM /.
HAGEMANN. who departed EDO this life one year
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER, BROTHERS AND
SISTERS.
mother. LAURA LoHMANN. who died i've
years ago tomorrow. September H. 1898.
Rest in peace.
BY FRANK W. LOHMANN. KATIE N. RAIDER.
isabella NJ. GUETHLER.
SILENCE. In loving remembrance Of dear ia
Their, JOHN 7. SILENCE, who died septeubss
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one loved so dearly,
In his lonely, silent grave.
Be as gentle I as your your love- , '''
And when God will call homeward
May We meet in heaven above.
passed to spirit life September IL; lses-,en
years ago today. Reinforced at Rock Creek
Cemetery August 20, 1908.
BY HER MOTHER AND SISTER. Mrs. JAMES
MORRISON and Mrs. r. s. BROWN.
TALLY. The committee appointed at q meeting
Of the bar of Columbia, Tenn. to draft suitable
resolutions in memory of Mr.. A. N. Tally present
the following:
Mr. Albert NJ Tally was born In the city OF
Washington on the 27th day Of September. 1877,
and died in Columbia, Tenn, the 2sth day Of
August 1903.
He attended school at Rittenhouse Academy,
Washington; Phillips Exeter Academy Of New
Hampshire, Johns Hopkins University and the Cni-
versty of Virginia. from the last Of which he
graduated with high rank In his classes. He grad
uated in the law department Of the University Of
Virginia in June, 1882 and soon thereafter removed
to Columbia for the practice Of bis chosen pro-
fession.
He came into midst q stranger; but, by his
genial and gentle manners. his lofty sense OF
truth and honor, his winning and unselhsh nobility
Of SOUL he endeared himself to every member
Of the bar, well to the entire community
with whom he had cast his fortunes. He left sur
viving him a young widow, who had lived in our
midst but brief year. beloved by every one
who knows her; and also a mother and two broth-'
ers all Of whom loved him with an idolatry that
attests the worth and purity Of his domestic life
His ne intellect trained by study In three famous
schools Of learning, incisve. logical and DIS
eliminating. He had retentive memory and an
learned by study and observation. He had already
made his appearance before all Of our courts. and
his arguments lucid and exhaustive. and such
as would have reflected credit upon old and
perienced lawyers. He has been stricken down just
as H Is sudden and untmeIy death wa. shock to
our entire community and seldom have people
manifested such universal SORROW and sympathy
at the death of Of citisens. His funeral
services were held at $50 O'Clock Sunday evening
in St Peters Church, which filed to over
flowing with sorrowing friends Many were the
beautiful floral tributes laid BY loving hands upon
his casket.
Therefore be 1t resolved by the bar Of Columbia.
That most sincerely and deeply dep.ore the
loss Of our brother: that We shall always cherish
the memory Of his noble qualities and Of his gentle
spirit.
Be II further resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF the several courts and
that the secretary II this meeting furnish copies
thereof to his widow and mother and brothers, and
that COMES be furnished to the city papers FOR
publication As q token OF the esteem in which we
held Mr. Tally we will badges Of mourning
for thirty days. Out Of respect for his memory We
request that the present session Of the circuit
court do adjourn.
Respectfully submitted,
+. H. Hatcher q. T. Hughes,
II. p. Figuers, W. C. Whitthorne.
W. B. Turner.