Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-28
DIED.

DIED.
Of Morristown, n j., ELLIOTT BuRRIs. sol
q the late Rev. william and Rachel A. u,
Funeral services at Morristown. Interment. prb
vate. at Glenwood. Washington. D. Q.
cHILDs. On Friday. May q. 1904. JOSEPH s.
CaiLDs. in the ssventy-fourth year Of his age
Funera! services at his late home. near woodside.
on Monday. May 80, at $3.50 pm.
and Catherine Dunn Of this city '
Interment In Mount 0livet cemetery.
HALL wao os s Friday. May q, 1904. at LAO Pm.
Matthews and father Of Adelaide F.. wooisey
west, sunday. May 20, at pm relative
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
HARTIGAN. On Saturday. May %, 1904, at eeorss,
Funeral from residence. 1920 $50 street northwest
at $3.50 am. Monday. May 30 AAss At Trini9
Catholic Church at AL. sharp.
MCDONNELL On Saturday, May 2s 1904. at ooI-
lege Park, Nd, ALICE FLOREED, the infapt
daughter Of DIR. Henry and Julia 3. Mcdonnell.
MacGREAL. On Saturday, May 2s. 1904 at 4
northwest, wILBURNE P. MscGREAI. beloved
husband Of Carlotta NJ. MacGreal.
Notice Of funeral In Sundays Post. .,
MAIN. On May q. 1904 at s:4o pm. a. the
residence OF his sister, Miss Mollie NJ. Main AIF
q street northwest, LEWIS G. MAIN. Z
Funeral from his late residence Sunday evening AZ
o'clock Friends and relatives invited. In
terment private Frederick and Middietown.
Nd papers please copy.)
ROCHE. Suddenly. on May Q. 1904. on board the
steamship Lucania, JAMES X. ROCHE
Notice Of funeral in Sundays Post.
SMITH. Departed thi. life May rs, 1904. at 5.so
Am fha hal dan
Of Catharine and William Henry Smith.
Funeral s on SUNDAY. May 20. at p.m.. from As
sMITHER, Suddenly on May %, 1904, WILLIAM
II. SMITHER, the beloved brother of Lydia
Smither Leake and son Of the late Louisa
Funeral VIII take place on Monday, May 80. At q
pm. from the residence Of his sister, lis istS
street northwest.
spAokMAN. Entered into rest, after . long ~
ness, May 20. 1904 NARY d. sPACKMAN.
Friend. are invited to the services at St. Johns
Church, 10th and n streets, on Monday morn
ing. May 80. at II O'Clock. e
O'Clock an, KiTHERINE wEiTzEI. widow
Of the late Conrad wetzel. in the seventy
Funeral from her sons residence. 71s F street
southwest Sunday: May 20 at O'Clock pm,
thence to st. Johns Lutheran Church. Friends
and relatives invited n
3D. street southwest PETER WHITNEY, at tho
age Of eighty years.
Funeral Sunday. May 20 at O'Clock p.m from
Zion Baptist Church.
In Memoriam.
BOSTON. In loving but sad remembrance Of my
dear beloved husband RICHARD BOSTON,
who departed this life three years ago tomou
row. May 20. 1901.
have loved in that city,
Those who left me years ago;
They with Joy waiting for me
Where no farewell tears eer how
.
DAY. In sad but loving remembrance of my dess
ago today. May %. 1902.
The feet that went down in the river o. death.
Are walking in gladness the streets Of bright gold
That run through that beautiful land.
Ere they closed in the silence of death.
WIN speak to me yet in the Eden Of love.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE.
DOUGLASS. In sad but loving remembrance Oh
ERICK DOUGLASS, who departed this life twsi
years ago today, May Is. 1902.
You are gone. dear one,
And, oh how miss You:
And miss you more now the flowers
Have come again with vernal hours.
Brightly though the roses bloom.
They whisper to Of the tomb.
NG soT nor ssr dco
Shall dim one ray OF holy light
That gilds your glorious tomb.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HUTCHINSON In sad and loving remembrance oil
departed this life seven years ago today Nag
Rest, dear mother. rest. :
She has gone to live with the angels
And we know she's happier there
For into that beautiful country
There cometh sorrow there;
And know when LIES journey fs Der
When reach that far-away shore,
We will meet long loved mother
Where parting shall be no more
BY HER DAUGHTER. SUSIE A.
KooNCE In loving remembrance Of my deaS
sister, who departed this life four years ago
today, May 2s 1900.
Twas hard to break the tender cord.
When love had bound the heart;
Twas hard to say this bitter word,
Dear sister, we must part
BY HER SISTER MATTE.
JULIA NJ. LAUBACH. who departed this life
one year ago today, May 2s 1908.
One long year and stiil we miss thee.
Friends may think the wound s healed
But God only knows the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed
BY THE FAMILY.
1it iNn1A v 's TITUS. who died May Is. iSos
One year In heaven.
Obituary.
FARNHAM. On May 8. 1904. at Chicago. NEw'
He was a descendant Of Ralph Fsrnham. VINO came
to this country in 1885. in the brig James
and was a great nephew of Ralph Farnham %
Acton, Me-, one of the last survivors or ths
battle Of Bunker Hill, who died In 1850. at TIP
age OF IO4 years His father served In the yef
of 1872. Newton c. Farnham was born In lexO.
in New Hampshire; enlisted May r. 1851, tofl
three years as private In the 7th Aassachu-
sets light ARTILLERY, Volunteers; and was das-
charged therefrom May 16, 1864 at the txpi-
ration of his enlistment. He served In Growers,
Division, 10th Army Corps and took part -
the following engagements: Deserted House.
South Quay, Somerton, Providence Church ROAD,
Holland House. Mansura and Blackwater River,
At Blackwater River he wounded 10 the
leg and lay the field until the blood which
had flowed into his boot, was frozen. A. ~
suit Of his wounds he has been great suffersA
but throughout his life since leaving the serv'
ice he has maintained the same brave and uQA
complaining spirit which characterized him -
the days Of 1861 TO 1855. In 1873 he went to
Chicago, where he admitted to George II.
Thomas Post. No. 8, Department Of iilinois
c. A. r., October "a, 1885, He was good
comrade a Christian gentleman and honor
to George H. Thomas Post, and was laid to rest
among his comrades at Rose Hill cemetery,
Chicago, Sunday, May 8. 1904.