The Washington times., 1906-07-09
DIED.

HENDRICKS-On Sunday, July s. 1906
ARTHUR ". HENDRICKS. al Kensington.
Nd
He was thirty-four years Of age. and had
been engaged IN the mining BUSINESS for
several years lie returned home about two
weeks ago. after spending more than 4
which time he did considerable prospect
!ug. He was Ia ill health when be returned
from the West
BOYCE-Departed this nfe Sunday. July S.
1906. at p. H.. GERTRUDE TRUMAN,
aged twenty years, beloved wife of sam
uel r Boyce. jr-. AMI youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Talbert.
Funeral from her late residence. 30
fwelfth street southeast. Tuesday. 1s51 D. m
thence TO Fourth NJ =. Church. Fourth
street, between = and q streets southeast.
Friends and relatives invited % attend
Intelment at Congressional Cemetery Il
WILKINsON-Eutered on Sunday, July s.
1906, at $50 a m, At Blue stone, Va.
FATRICE HENRT WILLIAMSON. OF l0I
Seaton place northwest, beloved husband Of
Eva n Wilkinson
He was frT a number Of years an engi-
neer al the Washington navy yard. Three
years aE5 Ee contracted tuberculosis. He
was forty years old. He Is survived by a
widow and one son. Ernest Deceased went
10 Blue stone. Va. about month ago in
search of health. He formerly lived at
IOl seaton place northwest
DAUT-On Sunday. July S. 1906. GEORGE
T.. beloved son Of AdOiph q. and Regina
Daut. aged six months
Funeral from his parents residence. sz20
street northwest, Monday, July 3, AT
. o. clock D. N.
CPhiladeiphia papers please eopy) It
HoPKINS-on saturday. July Z. 1906. DAN
TEL ". HOPKINS. Particulars viii be
found elsewhere in The Times.
JACKsON-On Saturday, July Z. 1890. at II p
IN, JAMES tBrotherp JACKSON, beloved
and only chili of John and Mary Jackson.
grandson of Bette Gresham Wallace.
Funeral Tuesday at 2;s0 p. IN. at Mt.
HoreD Church, sixteenth street. between IS
and northeast. II
BREADY-On Sunday, July s. 1895. at his
residence near SANDY Spring Nd JOHN
BREADY, IN his seventy y-ninth year.
lie came 10 Montgomery county. Nd. IN
1886 where he resided up 10 the time OF his
death. His farm OF J. 900 acres VAS one OF
the finest and largest in the vicinity. He
was one Of The charter members Of the
Maryland Live stock Sanitary Board. For
twenty-five years he was a director and for
eighteen years president OF the Union Turn
pike Company He was also a diectoF OF the
First National Bank 0f Sandy SpTing. He
is survived by four children. DIT. George,
Eli, Maurice. and Fannie Z. Bready- il
GRAFTON Sunday. July s. 1895. EDITH
WRIGHT GRAFT. beloved wife Of Clayton
Gran aged tWenty-seven years II
DOYLE--On Sunday. July S. 1900. at $3.50.
JOHN T. DOYLE husband Of Mary F.
Doyle. in the ffty-seventh year OF MS age
Notice OF funeral hereafter II
a. m SARAH JANNETTE PENICkS tnee
Laurie wife Of Thomas j. Penicks-
She was for 1fty-EX years Il resident OF
the CITY OF washington having been born
I'm the northwestern section Of the city.
During the past fifteen years she has re
sided al 2S Seventh street southeast, ana
during that time she has become endeared
20 many or the residents OF that section
nv her kindly and charitable endeayors.
She leaves three daughters, al Of whom
are married and son
from haT I
Seventh street southeast. Monday, July 5.
at 4 D. m. Interment private. jys-H
RARTSCHER-On Sunday July s. 1906 at 3
n m az her home. sos X street southeast
FTJ.FN wife Of Christopher NJ. Bartscher
She was born in Baltimore in iS47 and came
10 tbis city with her husband about thirty
wears ago Mrs. BaTtscher was popular and
1velI-lked by her neighbOrs- She leaves two
Is a clerk in the PosIoffice Department. and
a daughter, Fannie c. Bartseher. i
CAPTFR-Om Saturday. July I. 1906. at 80 D.
n, at his residence 404 Tenth street south
east. WILLIAM W CARTER, L. 5. n, re
tired in me seVenty-third year OF his age.
He was born in Philadelphia. and when a
how he enlisted In the navy. He served all
through the civil war and In an engagement
al Galveston where he was injured. was
made detailed acting master. lie was ord
nance officer on the South Atlantic fleet un-
der Admiral Dahlgren. Ten years ago he
1vaa retired as gunner and has lived here
eveTsince Under an act or congress passed
al the recent session he would soon have
been made chief gunner with the rank
of ensign Three years ago MI Carter mad
ps-aivtic stroke which was the Immediate
catse AZ death He was up and about IN
An lsst thursday. He leaves three children.
two sons and a daughter