The Washington times., 1903-06-07

BALLINGER-May 80, at Columbian
University Hospital, of intestinal ca
tarrh, Winfield S. Ballinger, carpenter,
aged thirty years.
BATEMAN-June 4, at Columbian
University Hospital, William Bateman.
of 1918 South Capitol Street, thirty
years of age.
BEHRENS-May 80. at II L Street
northeast. of gastritis, Mary Bertha
Behrens. three days old.
BERKLEY-May 81. at $40 Tenth
Street southeast, of nephritis, Enos
Richie Berkeley. in his forty-seventh
year
BRINKMAN-June /, at Providence
Hospital. OF aortic insufficiency, John
blacksmith. fifty-two years old.
CARRAHER-June 8. at 512 Sixth
Street southwest, of heptic abscess,
Thomas Reginald Carraher, in the
thirty-fifth year of his age.
CLEMENTS-May %. at 1o1s Eighth
Street northwest. of acute rheumatism,
Mamie Gertrude Clements, in her thirty
first year.
CoATEszMa 80. at 347 NJ Street
southwest, Marie Irene Coates, one day
old.
CRAVEN-May 20. at the Emergency
Hospital, Thomas Craven, of PIC Seventh
Street northeast. a blacksmith thirty
nine years old.
CRUMP-June 2, at III K Street north
west, OF gangrene in left foot, Edward
c. Crump, in the seventy third year of
his age.
CURREN-May 80, at the Government
Hospital for the Insane, of valvular
disease of the heart. Dennis Curren.
soldier. of Little Rock. Ark. aged sixty
three years.
CUTTER-June I. at Columbian Uni
versity Hospital, Of functional heart dis
ease. Edwin C. Cutter, of 1408 G Street
northwest. broker. fitty-eight years of
age.
DAyIS-June 4. on the Sligo Mill Road,
near Takoma Park, OF chronic nephritis,
John w. Davis. In the sixty-eighth year
of his age
DENT-June 2. at the Children's Hos
pitaI. Of marasmus. Norris Dent. of 613
Massachusetts Avenue northeast, tweE-
ty-two days old.
DOUGHERTY-June 2. at 1923 n Street
northeast, of cancer. Patrick Dougherty,
horse dealer. in his fifty ninth year
DOUGLASS-May 80. at the Garfield
Memorial Hospital. Of epilepsy, Sophia
Douglass. OF the Florence Crittenton
Home. nineteen years old
DOWNS-June 2, at 627 Street south
west. of pneumonia. Mary Downs. fifty
nine years old.
FAHRNKOPF-June 8, at ITO Sew
enth Street northwest. of dropsy, John
Fahrnkopf. a merchant, in the eighty
fourth years OF his age.
FAVILEY-June l. at "Okinshaw," east
Ridge Road. of cerebral hemorrhage.
the Rev. Alexander Faviley, a Presby-
terrain clergyman. in the eightietn year
of his age.
FLATHER-June 4. at I'll P Street
northwest. of consumption. Martha V.
Flather. liz her sixty-first year.
FRY-May 2S. at Deanwood. near the
steam railroad bridge, from shock due
to fracture Of skull from being struck
by locomotive. Byron Fry. In his ihir
ty-fifth year.
GATTOR-May 81, at Congress Heights.
of commissions and acute Indigestion, Ar
thur E. Gator. thirty-one years old.
GRANT-June 2, accidentally drowned
in the manhole of sewer. at the cor
ner of New Jersey Avenue and q
Street southeast, Harold Curtis Grant. a
civil engineer in his twenty eighth year.
GRIFFITH-June 8. at DR.. Fry's Sani-
tariuIn, infant of Robert and Helen
Griffith. one day old.
HAWES-June 1. at 60s NJ Street
northwest, of aortic and mitral disease.
Mary /. Halves. seyenty-three years old
HOWARD-June g. at 729 Seventh
Street southeast, of hydrocephalus.
Charles Howard, ten months old
HUGHLETT-May 80. at 1909 Marion
Street northwest, of cardiac paralysis,
Elizabeth Shirley Hughlett, in the eign-
ty-second year of her age.