Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-14
BORN.
DIED.

Walter A. English, son, HUGH.
DIED.
BARTON. On Wednesday, February Is, 1907, at
I9rney, 1888 II street northwest Mrs. RE-
BECCA NJ, widow OF the late Hon. John Bar
ton OF Pittsburg, Pa, in the eighty first year Of
| her age Pittsburg papers please copy.)
BELT. On Wednesday. February IL. 1907. JOSE
PHiNE E. beloved and youngest daughter Of
Funeral from her late residence, lis Seaton place,
| Friday, February 10, at O'Clock Interment
! Glenwood cemetery.
BENEDICT. Suddenly, Wednesday morning. Feb
Brother A. BENEDIcT o ST. johns College
| Phiadelphia papers please copyD
BRENNAN On Tuesday, February IL, 1907, at
4:3o pm, CATHERINE, beloved wife of the
late Patrick Brennan aged seventy-fve years.
| west, Friday, February IL. at $50 am thence
to st. papl IS Church 18th and streets where
more papers please copy.)
CoRBEY. Suddenly, on February -, 1907, in New
| York. OF pneumonia, WILLIAM Z. CoRBEY,
son Of the late Patrick and Joan corbey, Muir
Funeral Saturday. February &c. at 10 am, from
ST. Josephs Church, Ammendale Md.
GLoTzBACH. On Wednesday, February 49, 1907.
Glotzbach aged thirty years and six months.
Funeral from her late residence, 923 18th street
Requiem mass at the Church Of the Holy Name
at $3.50. Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend. lnterment In Glenwood
cemetery.
Members Of Mt. Vernon Hive No; ., L. o; 7. NJ.
,as Of no ss
| above BY order of Miss VANESS, II. h.
HOFFMAN,. On Wednesday February -. 1907.
Rs 6esdeIee az 9TH street southeast ,
beth and the late John T. Hoffman,, aged thirty
years.
Funeral at O'Clock Friday, February 10 Friends
| and relatives invited to attend. baltimore pa
pers please cOpy.)
KNAGENHJELM On Tuesday, February - 1907.
| at Christiania Norway. Nils JOAkiM kNA.
GENHJELM, beloved husband OF Eleanor Wilson
knagenhjelm formerly Of Washington ID. C. 3
| LOCKETT. Departed this life, suddenly, Tues
1912 street northwest, stoTr Il Lo &c EFT.
= beloved husband of Maggie Lockett.
| Funeral Friday, February To-, at o'clock, from
81 and
invited Kindly omit flowers.
| RAwLES. Departed this life on Wednesday. Feb
ruary ID, 1907, ABRAHAM RAWLEs, beloved
father Of George and Robert Rawies and Mary
Funeral from Second Baptist Church, Sd street be-
ruary H., at 2 O'clock Friends and relatives
| respectfully invited to attend. (staunton and
Goshen, Va, papers please copyD
5 as1ply on fMR%adGy H.
ter Of Rudolph and Anna Straub, aged twenty
seven years.
street northwest Friday, February 10, at 10 am.
zEILER-vERLEGER. The remains of Mr. NOAH
EEL Err Of washington and MI VIM. vERLB-
the vault Su at Hin w ss and Inn
tered Friday afternoon, February Is, 4:3O
| O'Clock Relatives and friends invited.
In Memoriam.
IF Ssn Of t Sss
years ago today.
When we leave this world of changes.
When we leave this world Of care,
We shall find our missing loved ones
In our Fathers mansion fair.
BY HIS SISTER, ELLA ANDERSON.
JACKSON. In loving but sad remembrance of my
devoted husband, Prof. JAMES w. JACKSON,
who died one year ago today, February IA.
BY I H5s LOVING WIFE, MARTHA GRADY JACK
The death of Miss MARY MARKoE removes
| from Washington one Of its most distinguished
| women, who for half century has been an i'm
She was the eldest daughter OF Francis Markoe.
esq.,, of philadelphia, who for many years occupied
handsome, courtly gentleman Of the old school.
whose home, presided over by his charming wife,
tally Her maternal grandfather was the Hon.
Virgil asey ,d at one ms & to Bs
| matte mission when he was killed by the bursting
of the gun on the U. s. 3. princeton, February -,
| 1874.
Miss Markoe's girlhood and most of her life were
spent at the home of her parents, on l street be-
tween 10Th and 2lst streets SO familiar to all her
| friends, many of whom have survived to deeply
| mourn their loss She added to unusual charm
| of person and manner the most loyal devotion to
| them, to her old home and to her family, and
| one seems to have had the faculty of keeping in
| social touch with old and new Washington that
| she had.
| She was appointed to position In the State De-
partment by the Hon. Hamilton Fish, then Secre-
tary of State. Her ability, faithful service and
wonderful tact were recognized by each succeeding
| chief. But we, her lifelong friends, wish to pay
| this slight tribute TO her worth, and to express
| our personal sorrow for her death. Truly
| ITO live in hearts leave behind
| Is not to die
| AN OLD WASHINGTONIAN.
NAU. In sad but loving remembrance Of my dear
| son, WILLIAM X. NAU, who entered into rest
| two years ago today, February IA, 1905.
| Farewell, william! May your sumber
| Be gentle your love,
| And when God will call homeward
| May meet In heaven above.
POLLARD. In sad but loving memory of our dear
i son and brother HENRY w. POLLARD who
| died four years ago today, February IA, 1908.
In the graveyard, softly sleeping
| Where the flowers gently wave
| Lies the loved dearly
| In his lonely, silent grave.
| MOTHER, WIFE, SISTER.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.