The Washington times., 1906-07-04
DIED.


MADIGAN--on Tuesday, July ?. 1906. at ;
=. m., ANNIE MADiGAN nee SChwingJ
beloved wife Of Frank p. Madigan.
She the daughter OF William II
SChWing, OF 707 Mt. Vernon place. She
had been fl for more than year su1Ter-
ing from nervous prostration. She Is sur
Flyed by her husband and three children
Frank William. and Leo Madigan.
Funeral from St PatTick's Church on
Friday. July s. at 10 a. IA. Relatives and
friends invited.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF St. vincent's
Orphan Asylum are requested 10 attend
the funeral OF Mrs Annie Aladigan, al St
Patricks Church. Friday morning. July g.
at 10 O'Clock It
QUIGLEY-On Wednesday, July 4, 1906, at
l.S5 O'Clock a. IN. MARGARET Il. QUIG-
Notice OF funeral hereafter. jy4-2t
FULLER-In this city. suddenly, or Sunday.
July l. 1906, CECIL BERTRAM FULLER.
aged twenty years.
He was drowned in the Potomac Sunday
night by the capsizing OF a bateau In
front OF a boathouse near the AnaCOstia
bridge. He lived with his father at Ga z
street southwest.
BUSSEY-On Tuesday. July 5. 1906. at 12.30
p. m, ALICE BUSSEY. beloved wife Of the
late James H Bussey.
she died suddenly yesterday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A a. Arts, 9I2
Ninth street northeast. She had been a
resident Of the city OF Washington for the
last sixteen years and during that time had
made her home with her daughter.
She was a native Of FauQuier county, Va
Mrs. Bussey was sixty-three years old. and
had been married twice Her Two sons
by her first husband. II. C. Martin and
". G. Martin, both live IN this city as
wen as her children by the late James
II. Bussey, OF whom there are hve They
are Mrs A A Artis. Mrs J. <. Farmer.
Mrs. Raymond J. Ward. and Messrs- J. W
Bussey and +. d. Bussey.
sULLIvAN-On Tuesday, July 3 1896. at the
residence Of his sister, Mrs. NJ &. Carr "A
e street northeast. THOMAS. beloved son OF
Thomas aid the late Mary Sullivan.
RoBINsON-suddenly, on Monday. July ..
1905. at u p m. ROBERT B.. beloved son
of Mrs. Sarah Robinson CTump and the late
Arthur Robinson.
TANNER-suddenly, on June %, 1906. at
Helena. Mon. NERO l.. wife OF James
Tanner.
Funeral services at the Church Of Our
Father, Thirteenth and L streets north
west. Thursday. July g. at D. m In
terment at Arlington. following services.
The aides-de-camp on the stan OF the
CommandeT-tn-chief OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic are requested to meet at
the Church OF Cur Father Thirteenth and
! streets northwest. at ,. III. sharp on
Thursday. July .. 1906. TO pay our last
tribute cf respect 10 me wife OF our be
loved COmmander-in-chief Corporal James
Tanner FRANK a. BUTTS. Chief Of staf.
G. A r.. II
METCALF-On Wednesday morning. July
WILLIAM WILLIAMS METCALF. beloved
husband OF G. Helen Metcah. in the
eighty second year or MS age.
He born in Springvile. Pa, IN 1924
In 1883 he married Miss q. Helen May
nard OF Worthington, Ohio, and moved
20 this city the same year He became
engaged IL the real estate business. and
Uas soon made a member Of the firm OF
star & Metcah Fifteen years ago he re-
tired from active business. He was "A
9 member OF the Sons OF Revolution. and
= OF late years took active interest In
the affairs OF the organization.
Services viii be held al his late residence
tomorrow July 8. at noon, after which HIS
remains win be conveyed 10 Columbus.
Ohio and inferred in the family lot az
that place jy4-2t
cOx-At Garfield Hospital. on Wednesday.
July T. 1906. NJ. 3. cox. of Grayson
county. Va.
Captain Cox was a prominent citizen OF
Cfrayson county. He was in the sixty
sixth year Of hls age. He was captain
IN the Confederate Army. and subsequent
TO the war represented his country in the
state Legislature. He Is survived by his
wife and eleven children-Joseph W Cox. OF
this city, Lieut. c +. Cox. OF the United
states Army: Vance ri. Cox, Roanoke Va, /;
Mrs d. D. Cole, ChilhOWie, Va; and seven
Younger children who reside at the home
OF their parents at Saddle, Va.