The Washington times., 1906-07-16
DIED.

BREYER-On Sunday. July l5. 1905. az $50
a. m., al his residence. y Rhode Island
avenue northwest. LOUIS II. BREGER. IN
the forty FIRST year Of his age.
HURDLE-On Friday, July Is, 1906, at II 80
p. m. at .ibley Hospital VIRGINIA 4,
HURDLE Intermeut at Alexandria, Va.
She was tle widow OF Thomas T. Hurdle.
of Alexandra. Va. and the eldest daugh-
ter OF the late Capt. Asa Reginald and
Rosannah Matthews Smith. Of Richmond.
Va She was Well known here anl In NiT-
giula. and her death. which was not uneE-
pected, is mourned by host Of friends
She leaves four children, two daughters
and two Sons
sCHOELLKOFF-On Saturday. July u. 1905
at p. m. at Providence Hospital. JOHN
SCHOELLkOFF. aged seventy-three years
Mr. SchOelikOn was a native Of Ger
his early manhood. He leaves a widow,
Mrs Katie SChoelIkon, and son and
daughter. Mr.. 6choelilof had been IN bad
health since May u last. when no was
compelled % retire from work. His last
illness however. only extended over pc
nod Of about ten or twelve days
STONE-On Saturday. July H. 1901. at 5
.. m al Georgetown University Hospital,
WILLIAM WESTBCRY STONE
He was a son Of the late Thomas and
Margaret Jane Stone and was IN but a few
days
TALMAN-On Sunday evening, July 15, 1906,
at his residence, 2E7s Ontario road north
west ROBERT FITZHUGH TALMAN. late
York Heavy Artillery.
He was born IN Rochester, y. Y, sixty
three years ago. He served all through the
civil war, entering the army as a second
lieutenant. He was wounded at the battle
Of Cold Harb0r. After the close Of the
war he made his home IN Detroit. Mich.
where he was well known In the social
aEd commercial world. He came 20 this
city two years ago. He was a member Of
Burnside's Post. c. a. r. he leaves a
widow and two sons.
TRUEwORTHY-On Saturday. July Il. 1905.
az l.l5 , m, RURNEII T. TRUE
WORTHY jr., husband Of lille NJ. Tine
worthy (nee Schueider), aged rhirt"-f1vS
years
TUCKER-On Sunday, July 10. 1906. a. 81
a ~. ISAAC T. son OF 5. W, and the
late Mary V. Tucker, n the ffty-frs'
year Of his age
on July he was found in hts rom un-
conscious from the effects Of gas olson
ing and was removed to Casualty Hospital
where ne soon recovered. But a day cI
two later typhoid fever developed which
resulted IN death. He was a printer and
was well known among the typos OF the
city. But ne had not worked at his trade
for several years. He made his home
with his brother, at 1l5 Eleventh street
northeast
wHITESIDE-Died July i6. 1906, at a. m.
BENJAMIN +. WHITESIDE, 1921 Pennsyl
Vanla avenue.
Notice OF funeral later. II
FAHNESTOCK-On Saturday evening. july
a. 1906 at $50 O'Clock. MARY ELIZA
BETH infant daughter Of A. B. and Mary
Sheridan Fahnestock-
Funeral Monday at p. m. from tht
Wooiley. Intement private.
sI.YE-On Sunday. July IS, 1905, HARRY
LANCASTER. infant son Of Harry l.
and Nellie Green Slye,
Funeral services from parents residence
275S Brightwood avenue. O'Clock this
monday afternoon.
WERN-Ou Sunday, July Is, 1906 at z a
m at George Washington University Hos
pltaI. ADA WERN. OF Riverdale, Nd, aged
thirty-seven years.
BRYAN-On Sunday, July Is, 1906, at 40
a. m, JAMES r., beloved, son OF the late
Bernard NJ and Sarah '. Bryan, aged
forty-eight years.
He was born in this city and ID.
some years past was in business at -a
First street northwest, where mis- de-
occurred He had been sick for eigh
weeks, and his death was due TO paralysis
He was a member OF the Knights Of th'
Golden Eagle. He leaves sister, Cordelis
d BRYAN one brother. Bernard NJ. Bryan
and niece and nephew. Edith L. anC
Bernard r BBan.
wOSpER-On Sunday, July l5 1905, at POI
Seventh street ANDREW WONDER. be
loved husband of Elizabeth Wonder. a6et
ffty-nine years
Fle was born IN Baltimore, Nd lie hai
engaged IN the dsh business in Cente
Market for the past thirty years. n
leaves a wife and six children. Dean wa
caused by paralysis