Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
OBITUARY

nenfh oi Thomas Curiey, for Many Years
super N e dent OF he WILMINGTON Gas
act Ei.ciric 60.
Thomas Curley,a ed 76 years.a we'll
known ana hipniy RESPECTED reside NJ,
and for many yeaIs 1upefintendent OF
the Wilmington Gas aud Electric Co.,
died at his home, 600 Washington
street, at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon. He had been confined to his
bed for two weeks suffering from
stomach and kidney trouble.
Mr. Curley was a director Of the
Wilmington Gas aud Electric Com
pany and until three years ngo was
superintendent Of it's plant. lie Was
also a director and vice ~ esident Of
the Perpetual Savings and Loan As
sociation.
he was born in Roscommon, Ireland.
lie came to this country in lo4s, and
after remaining 10 the south for two
ur three years came 10 Whining on,
where he took charge Of the gas plant.
lie acted rs SUPERINTENDENT Of the com
ny until three years age, when he re-
lired, being succeeded by his son,
Edward j. Curley. Since that time
he had lived retired.
The deceased Is survived by a widow
and seven grown children, edward J.i
Thomas X. Charles r., Mary, Ella M,
and agnes Curley and Mra. Elizabeth
h. Newell
The funeral services will be held at
the Cathedral on Wednesday morning
at 1870 O'Clock.
OBITUARY MOTIFS.
William McGlauahlin, aged 70 years,
who was for some time in charge
of The marine rniiway Of the American
Car and Foundry Co., died on Satut-
day at his residence, ALB East Ninth
street. lie was native OF Marcus
Hoos, Pa., but had lived in Whining
ton since be wss l6 years OF age. lie
was a charter member Of Keokuk
Tribe, lmp'd. o. Il M., and was also
a member OF Delaware Lodge, l. O.
/ U. h. lie had been a member Of Asbusy
/ Al. h. Church sinuo 1855. he leaves a
| widow. be funeral will take place on
"Wednesday afternoon, with services al
the house ana interment Of Whining
/ ton anc brandywine cemetery.
Sarah Is. Ball, aged 81 years,a former
resident Of Wilmington, died Of pu
Ialysis, in Hacdonheld, N. j., laai
FRIDAY. Interment will be made 10
Wilmington and Brandywiue cemetery
tomorrow.
heniy Brown, aged AZ years, dice
on Friday in Philadelphia. The funeTa
Will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the residence OF his brother-in
law, Joseph Mackey, 400 Lanoaste
avenue.
William I. West, aged "a years, die,
this morning at his residence, iii
Pine street. Ihe body will be taken q
Delmar, his former place Of residence
Tor inteTment on Wednesday.
Josiah B. Cox, who vas 10 the street
Z paw ing business for yeaFs, died on Fri
day at his residence, 90S Lanoaste
avenue, Of Brieht's disease. lie va
53 years Of age.
Isabelle OiDaniel died in Philadel
phia last Friday. The funeral vii
take place tomorrow mUrning, and in
torment will be made at OLD SWede
Cemetery.
Temrerance NJ. Lowber, a forme
teacher in tho public schools, die
yesterday at her home, 3l5 Soutl
jackson street.
The funeral OF George Huston vii
take place tomorrow afternoon fror
bis late residence, 202 East Tent
street.
Mary J. King, aged 60 years, die
yesterday of heart trouble, at be
residence, $50 West Second street.
Millard @. MoOollum, a child, die
on Friday, at 2l0 Madison street, {
pneumonia.
ID. Ferry Kienle, aged II years, die
yesterday at 5l3 West Fourth street
Cecilia Parkinson, e child, died O
FRIDAY az 431 South jackson street.
Mary j. Foster, aeeG eS years, die
at henTy Clay, last Thursday.