The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
Funeral Arrangements
For the Ten Victims

Two Of the ten victims Of the Rec
reation disaster are to be buried this
afternoon at o'clock-Helene Moore
ard John Waldeman. IT.
Three Of the ten bodies have been sent
to other cities for burlal-that Of An
drew J. Boose TO Cumberland, Md, and
/ those OF Mrs Lulu Dreyfuss and Miss
Bertha Setback TO their old home i'm
Fin Hay. Ohio.
The body of Thomas II. Coates will be
sent to Baltimore tomorrow
The other funeral servlces-Over the
bodies Of Dr. hCaries II. Blumer. Will
3 lam H Smith. ]. George Smith and Miss
Hazel Hizer-wiu be held tomorrow, and
the interments will be made in local
e cemeteries.
The Waldeman Funeral.
The valdemau funeral services will
be conducted at the late home Of the
young man. 81 New York Avenue.
Both his parents were Frustrated by
? the shock OF his death and the arrange
.nents fell accordingly on Fred Waldo
man. a brother. The Rev. J. G. Butler.
Of Luther Place Memorial Church. viii
ohiciate The pallbearers arc to be the
Young mans closest frieuds-William
Isederer. one Of the Recreation's party,
who saved himself only after going
down three times. Harry Schmidt. War
rem McClain. Murray Herman. George
Hoffman and Leo Flshel.
The fnterment will be made in Rock
Creek Cemetery Today the body has
lain in the Waldeman home and was
viewed by many Of the youths friends
To Rest at Oak Hill.
Miss Moore viii be buried from Dunn
. barton NJ. Z. Church, where the young
Eirl worshiped. The Rev. DIS. Ha-
venner and Chapman VIII oficiate. Six
of Miss Moore's friends are to serve
as pallbearers. The interment viii be
made in Oak Hill Cemetery -,fe
All day yesterday Miss Mocre's late
home 1891 Thirty-third Street. was
thronged with friends who came TO ex-
press their sympathy for her family
ana view the girls body.
The body Of Andrew J. Boose was sent
to Cumberland. Nd, where the young
man formerly lived. on a train which
left the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
station this morning "a II O'Clock Both
TaTents Of the deceased arc dead. and
he had no brothers. His only sister,
Mrs @. r Grant lives in Asheville. y
&. In Washington Mr.. BOose boarded
a the house OF Mrs. M1niCh. Ill L Street
northwest. The body lay in that house
yesterday and was viewed 10y scores Of
friends
Until several years ago. Boose con-
Quoted "A shoe store I'm Baltimore Street.
in Cumberland. disseminating which he
became a salesman for W. T. Middle
kauf g. Co. Of Baltimore. q position
which he held at the time Of his death
Mrs Roger Grant received news OF
her brothers death today at the house
of Prof and Mrs. George r. Daisy, I'm
Cumberland. where she Is visiting. The
funeral will from the home Of
Prof Daisy tomorrow, under the direc-
ton OF Cumberland Lodge Of Elks. Of
which the deceased was n member
Taken to Ohio.
Joseph Dreyfuss. the husband of Mrs.
Lulu Dreyfuss. and sister of Mrs.
Dreyfuss and Miss Selbach, took the
bodies Of those two victims 70 Findlay,
Ohio, on the train which left the Bal
tl1nore and Ohio station yesterday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock. The train reaches
Findlay this afternoon at 4 o'clock. and
The interment f. TO be made in the
family lot
Coates a Salesman.
Thomas Herbert Coates. the travelling
salesman who lost his life by the over
turning OF the launch Recrea ton on
Saturday. was thirty years old. and had.
until recently. been employed in the
carpet department Of Mayer & Petit
He left this city one year ago to en-
ter the employment Of Pittsburg firm,
and was made manager OF a branch
store in McKeesport, Pa. He was proIni-
neut in Masonic circles, being a mem
her Of the Almas Temple Of the Mystic
Shrine the Columbia Commandery
Washington Centennial Lodge. No a.
+. a. a. NJ. and the Mount Vernon
chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
His father. Thomas II. Coates, died
several years ago. and since that time
the deceased had been the sole support
OF his mother. who lives at 1903 CallOu
Avenue. Baltimore Major Sylvester yes
terday received telegram from Chief
u Detectives McQuade Of PittSburg. iU
which he was requested 10 place IN,
Columbia Comma ndcry in charge Of the
body. and that the remains be sent &C
the home Of his mother IN Baltimore
Faber Stevenson took charge as
requested IN the telegram, and Is await
ing the arrival Of Mrs. Coates who al
present Is Frustrated with grief Until
her arrival the body will remain at 80.
II Street northwest, where Mr.. Coates
had been stopping.
he leaves three sisters.
Mrs. George Ohm and Mrs Grace Sci
by, both Of Baltimore. and one sister
who had Just been married. and Iyei
IN Denver, Cot. All will proba bly b,
present at the interment which IS ~