Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01
BURIAL OF REMAINS
PLANS FOR FUNERALS OF VIC
TINS OF WRECK.

The remains OF most OF the victims of the
Terra Gotta disaster will be inferred here
Never before has the national capital had
90 many funerals within the same space of
Time In many cases there will be double
and triple funerals, where several persons
of the same family were killed.
Funeral services over the remains of DR..
Edward Oliver Belt and his two sons Ed
ward and Sinclair, were held at the Belt
home, sic Connecticut avenue, at noon to-
day. Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector of St
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, of
which DR.. Belt member, officiated
The services at the Belt home were at
tended by many members of the board of
lady managers of the Episcopal Ear Eye
and Throat Hospital. with which Dr. Belt
was prominently connected.
All three bodies were sent to Point of
Rocks. Nd, at 20 pm, where they are to
be inferred in St. Pauls cemetery this af-
ternoon.
At a special meeting Of the medical
staff Of the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
were adopted to the eject that while
language is powerless to adequately ex-
press the grief and shock brought to us
beloved associate. DR.. B. oliver Belt. who
was Instantly killed in the appalling rail-
road collision Sunday evening. neverthe-
tend to the family IL br Belt se oar to tpuest
sympathy and coincidence In their over
whelming sorrow"
A committee was appointed to prepare
a suitable memoir Of Dr. Belt. setting
forth his services in promoting the sue
cess OF the institution.
copy of the preamble and Of the res
buttons was sent 10 the family of DR..
Belt
The members of the staff attended the
funeral in a BODY.
Many Of the bodies will be buried tomor-
row and Thursday. The funeral of Mr. A.
lee Lowe will occur tomorrow morning
from his home. 1912 F street. Interment
Will be in Holy Rood cemetery
Funeral services over the remains of Prof
IT ]. King OF Kensngton. Md, have been
arranged for tomorrow at 2:30 O'Clock pm
at Calvary Baptist Church.
Another funeral that has been arranged
for tomorrow is that Of Miss Mary Alice
Bohrer of Garrett Park, Md The services
will be held at the undci king establish
meut Of Hlndle Sc Rayliss.
Services over the remains of Miss Resale
Cross will be held at Holy Trinity Roman
Catholic Church. Georgetown at 0 o'clock
Thu day morning. Mass will be said by
Father Thomas S. Harlin. The interment
will be In oak Hill cemetery.
The funeral of Miss Corlnne Bohrer has
been arranged for 10 o'clock am. Thurs
day. also from Holy Trinity Roman Catho-
He Church. Georgetown.
Tn body of Mrs. SallIe d. Butts, thirty
years OF age, wife of w. J. Frank Butts
of the local healh office, was identified yes
terday at the mOrgue and taken to an I'M
dertakng establishment and from there to
her former home in Middletown, Md,
where interment will be made.
The body of Norman Rogers has been
shipped TO his home in Marion, Ind, for
burial.
The bodies of Mrs ]. A McCaghey and
her ufteen-year-Oid son Dorne were sent
yesterday to their home in Baltimore,
where funeral services will be held
Another body that was sent out of the
city was that Of LinwoOd Hyatt Garrett
nine years old, of $40 o street north
west IL was forwarded TODAY to Har-
Tington, Va, for burial.
The bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bald
win were shipped at 1885 pm. today to
East Orange. y. j.. over the Pennsylvania
railroad. They were accompanied by two
ment printing office. 1t was learned to-
DAY that their little girl who was at
hrst reported missing. is in New York
CITY and was not in the wreck
The bodies of two victims of the wreck
Were prepared for burial at the establish
meut uf Undertaken J. William Lee 332
Pennsylvania avenue, last night One of
them was that OF b. F. Legg. the brakeman
from Lyons Junction. Nd, who died at
Providence Hospital, and the other was
that OF Norman Rogers. the Marion Qnd)
man. Both bodies were sent away from
tins city, that of Legg being forwarded to
Front Royal Va
Without a Family.
The death this morning of Estelle Barnes,
eight years of age. only child of John
Barnes. carpenter. whose home is at 724
9th street northeast, leaves Mr. Barnes
without a family. His wife, Mrs Mary
Edith Barnes, died Sunday night at the
house of Mr.. Frederick Wiltberger, Terra