The Washington times., 1906-07-27
DIED

BERGMAN-Dn Thursday. July Is. 1895 an
2.S1 "a. m., az her home. lel9 Tenth street
northwest. CAROLINA +. BERGMAN, wife
Of Lambert n Bergman
Mrs. bergman came 20 Washington from
Philadelphia, Pa. and had been resident u
this city for nfty-rlght years she was the
oldest member of the Temple Baptist Church
congregation. and was well known in fe-
ilgious and charitable circles Mrs. Berg
man was for many years one of the most
active workers In The Central nion Ms
sion. aad besides her work directly IN COM
necti1u with that institution made the care
~ many needy worthy families her especial
charge.
husband. Lambert NJ Bergman, a son. lam
bert T. Bergman. and TWO daughters. MTs
q. N. Richards and Mrs. vs.. II. Sholes
MoTz- THURSDAY. July %, 1876. at sa7
o. m-. at his residence. >3 East Capitol
street. WERNER G.. MoTZ
He was born iu Germany hfty-sX years
ago, and came o. this country when only
four year Old He obtained an education
in Jbe public schools 0f this city. and later
became engaged in the merchant tailoring
business For the past tWeuty-seEen years
b. conducted his business on The argt Hs1r
~ the metropolitan Hotel He also az enc
time conducted a similar business in PITTS
burg. lie is survived hy a widow
SAIITH-Ou THURSDAY July e6. 1896. al 1890
a. m.. al Homeopathic Hospital. p W
SMITH
lie vas born in Sew YORK zev-uty-tvyo
years ago. he served through the civil war
Company X Torty fourth New York In
faurry H- came Co this city about twenfs
gFars ago and secured an appointment 10 the
PustofIce Department lie was member
n AlmaS Temple a Mason. and a k1lbht
Templar. fie leaves widow and two
daughters
CUNNISGHAM-Cn FrI5ay July o. lsl6. az
$50 a. m., al her residence. 1la Sixth street
northeast NENNIE IT, beloved wife OF
Howard J.. Cunningham.
Iutermeut az Cojvin Run, Va. SATURDAY,
July 2> Train leaves Baltimore and Po-
tomaC depot ar $40 a. Ga. II
PADGETT-Ou THURSDAY. July ., 1876. az
5l5 a ~. WILLIAM r.. beloved hus0aul
Funeral sunday. July %. 1915. at . p. no..
from his late residence, 81 Franklin street
PaT5icuiars viii De found elsewhere In ihe
Times
BEEPE-ou Thursday. July 20. 1896. at e.lo
a. m HELA ~ EEEBE. aged siNty-three
Details VIII De found in another column.
CONNEII.-On Thursday. July 26 Isls. ar
6.l5 D.. m.. after Ions and painful illness.
az hts residence. 20 L street northeast.
JOHN. the beloved husband OF Mary Con
nell a native of County Limerick. ireland.
IL. was born in Ralbriggan Parish. C1uu-
u Limerick Ireland. scyenty.-oue years
ago. Mir 'oDT@l was a member of one Of
Ireaud's oldest families and received his
Cducation - the Irish national and church
schools He came 20 America about thirty
years ago and engaged In the livery business.
In 1889 he met MS wife and married her. No
children were born u them and only
widow and one sister. Bridget. who resides
ia Ireland. survive him.
HESNING-Ou Wednesday July % 1906. IN
Annapolis, Nd, JOHN HENNING, OF
Funeral services from Lees undertaking
establishment. July q. ar D. m-
Mr. Hen1ng died from burns received
at a FIRE recently in King George street
Annapolis. H. was taken % Emergency
Hospital FOR treatment and was believed
tu he on the high road 20 recovery when
he suffered @ relapse and died
He was a member OF Washington Aerie
No. l25. Fraterual order Of Eagles.
KLIPPEI-Diei July IS. s a. m.. Mrs. CARO-
BorcHard.ng-
Funeral wM be held from Lees under
taking establishment 10 the Prospect Hill
CemStery Saturday. July IS. at = D. m
Friends are invited il
PHEI.PS-On Wednesday afternoon. July %
1895 at GIen1ale Nj. JAMES O. PHELPS
He was siNty-seven years Old and had
lived IN this city since 1883, coming here
from Erie, Pa. For many years he was
engaged in the dry goods business al loel
II street nortI east He leaves widow
and four children. one daughter. Mrs
Edith n, Macdonald. and three sons
George O. Phelps, # Conneaut Ohioi H.
Glenn Phelps. II this city: and Earl V.
Phelps. OF Baltimore.
| sHANNON-On thursday, July e6, 1906 in
this city. Rev. THOMAS SHANNON. in the
e-ghty-etRhth year of his age
Tho Rev. Thomas shannon was mem
Der of the Jesuit order and for sixty years
was a member Of the community attached
TO Georgetown University He was born
in Dublin. Ireland. in ISIS When twenty
two years old he Joined the Society Of
Jesuits and a few years later entered the
Georgetown community. During the time
he vas connected with Georgetown Jn'ver-
slty ne le1t the college grounds oniy once
ON that occasion he made a brief visit
To Baltimore.