Evening star., 1904-03-11
DIED.

DIED.
bEyANs At her residence, 14f street south-
east Thursday. March TO- 1904. at 2sS0 O'Clock
James Bevans and daughter Of the late Edward
w, W. and Ann r. Davies.
Wilson Memorial Church. 1lth between q and
streets southeast. Interment private.
BURKE; On March 10. 1904, at pm. LAW.
RnSCE KEN F.. beloved husband of Laura v Burke.
Funeral Saturday, March il, at p.m.. from b,s
iys ttss residence esS ,s,s s14 street southwest R
COLEMAN On Thursday. March 10, 1904. At her
ne,s hIo TSs "a street northwest after short
tdna Eha u. Wife Of James II. Coleman, aged
Funeral from the Third Baptist Church. corner stb
s snd ,sss streets; on sunday at pm. Relatives
EDMoNDs. Fell asleep in Jesus on Thursday.
i11e 81 sraat .go4 at r.m At his 5csidsnce
In the seventy-ffth year of his age
He was long faithful friend and servant of
j. It. Waggaman.
Notice of funeral in Saturdays paper
F"WdRk MdRar18 On rGW, GFTtd,ay March II. 1904, EDWIN
his late residence, 1925 East Capitol Street.
Of te asx MR E. nas
n. H. '"'e''Nen' fii'0n'
am, DoMINIcK aippfNGs, aged aged A eighty sit
Our father is sleeping, free from all pain
His sufferngs are all over, his pains are all gone;
ne he is sleeping so soundy, oh. let him sleep on,
On, think how he suffered and moaned with the
In the long hours of night. watched him In
TIL God, In His mercy. sent down from above
An angel that whispered message OF love-
BY HIS CHILDREN.
Funeral from from , the residence of his daughter Mrs.
Jas Spaulding, 1240 street northeast, Sunday.
March IL, at pm. Friends and relatives In
GLEASON. On Thursday, March 10. 1904. at 3
gm:. ELLEN GLEASON, widow of Patrick
Funeral Monday March H. from residence ~. X
street northwest thence TO st. Aloysius Church.
where requiem mass will be said at am. 2.
KIRK; On Friday, March II. 1904, at sss AM.
LIAM JOSEPH KIRK a member of COMPANY
B, lst District of Columbia Volunteers. Span
1sh American
Notice of funeral in Saturdays papers. q
o'clock. MILDRED LEE, beloved widow OF
the late Rev William Lee, aged eighty eight
Funeral from the First Baptist Church Sunday.
March 1a at O'Clock.
MULDOoN. On Thursday, March 10. 1904 DAN
IEL MULDooN, the beloved son of Mary and
Funeral from his late residence, 1890 cath street
n northwest REQUIEM mass at st. stephens
and relatives respectfully invited to attend.
NEwLIN. On Saturday February 81 1904 at
MMMm%ng.on Del after ao short s IT. illness Mrs
B. Newlin.
OSBORNE. On Wednesday March o, 1904 at
6:3o pm, at her residence, 410 Rhode Island
avenue northwest. NARY L. OSBORNE, daugh-
ter of the late William B. and Mary Osborne
Funeral services at chapel, Rock Creek cemetery,
Saturday Saturday March y at pm Friends and
Paris, MARIE EMILE PATTERSON daughter
Of the late Henry Living N?n and Theodosia
York. st. Louis and Baltimore papers please
copy.)
DAVID D. stone of 2o21 Massachusetts ave
Interment at MifiintowD, Pa. Norfolk, Va, pa
pers please copy) 2
TANNER. Suddenly, March g. 1904, In New York.
JOHN GORDON TANNER, beloved of Mrs.
Jennie B. Tanner and the late John f. c. Tan
ner, and brother of Alice NJ Tanner and rhos.
M Benjamin ami Tanner n nov Of San antoRio Fa
all formerly Of this ciy.
Requescat in pace.
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Pittsburg papers
please copy.)
In Memoriam.
CRIMES In loving but sad remembrance OF our
dear notLer, LAURA GRIMES, who departed
this life year ago today March IL, 1903.
The depth of no tongue can tell,
At the loss of the loved so well;
And while she lies in peaceful sleep
Her sacred memory shall always keep.
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
SHAW In loving but sad d re%emsranee ,e1 Of our
as' '''''' ''A''' NELLIE AND JULIA.
In LOVING f ny rssY ss
TALBERT, who died March II, 1903.
One year with God The endless life begun,
where all is joy and rest. sweet peace and love.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
WASHINGTON. In loving remembrsnce Of my
dear mother, Mrs. LUCY A. WASHINGTON,
who departed this life FIVE years ago to-day,
March ii. 1893.
May she rest in peace.
BY HER SON GEORGE.
"haSh mother, GArH%RrNE If1 WRiGHT who died one
year ago today. March IL. 1903.
often 60 to her mound of clay
To drop fallen tear;
But mother sleeps the sleep Of death
And she knows not that am near.
She does not hear my y gentle step
She does not see the lovely flowers
I place upon her mound.
BY HER DAUGHTER. MAMIE CHINN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
'PHoNS ~ MAIN Joseph Gawler, EST: EST:
svs 'aa
hrst-class. Moderate prices ia4-ly-o
JOHN x. LOWE,
SUCCESSOR TO R. W. BARKER,
o1e 11th st. NV Telephone No. Main 1907.
THOS, S. SERGEON,