Evening star., 1907-10-16
DIED.


DIED.
CARTER. On Tuesday. October -. 1897. az
10 am, at his residence, ll25 10Th street
RICHARD A. the beloved son OF Abraham
and the late Elizabeth Carter and brother of
i,lliah and Abraham, jT., nephew Of Chris
Funeral from the Metropolitan A VI F. church
Friday October Is, al 2.So o',o'A. =
COLLIE On Tuesday. October IL. 1907. at the
residence OF her son; Robert conir. llao 9Th
William Collie OF Hro'klyn y. y. IN the
-, ninGty-cguth year OF i,er age.
dence Thursday. October l., at pm. Rola-
ives and friends invited. Int,rmcnt at
COX; on Tuesday October H. 1897. at the res-
oI pr - nv ra 5IaSePg99S % s,Tcet
OF Thomas g. Cox
Funeral services at 81. Pau'- Church. 2sd street,
on thursday, October II, al $3.50 pm.
DEAN Suddenly, "Wednesday. October 10.
1907 nj 800 am, Mrs CATHERINE DEAN
NEE Gatelyl, beloved wife OF Edward +.
street southwest. on Friday, October is. at o
O'Clock; thence 10 st. ratrick's ChHrch. In
terment at Mount Olivei.
FoSQUE: neparted this life on Tuesday, oc'o-
ner 10. lSa,. at the residence of her grand
parents, 22l4 Cleveland avenue northwest.
MARION BURNETT the beloved infant OF
MT ana Mrs. solomon Fosgue
Funeral Thursday October IL from grand
parents residence.
RUSSIAN. On Tuesday, October 10 1907 Mt
the residence OF her parents, No 81 Myrtle
street street northeast. BRIDGET ELIZABETH.
infant daughter Of Martin and Maggie Hus-
weeks.
Funeral. private, Thursday, October II. Kindly
omit flowers.
PLUMAIER. On Tuesday morning. October IS.
1907, at 3 o'clock EMILY THDRNTO<
Loved daughter of Charlotte p. and N. s.
Funeral services at Trinity Chtrch, Timer Marl-
bore bore; at $50 Am Thursday. October IL.
baltimore ard Marlboro papers please copy)
ROSE, Departed this life suddenly. Sunday. oc.
RnsE t%psE Is iso, at .,; S:8o pm, THOMAS W.
Va devoted husband OF Emma stephens
Rose and brother Of Mrs. Mamie Green, Mrs.
Mary Mary Morris Mrs Mamie Cant and William
Funeral from his late residence, CAS- CalIan
street northeast, between 9th and 9Th * aud
and l. streets, Thursday, October II. at
o'clock pm Relatives and friends are in
vied 10 attend.
THOMPSON: Departed this life Tuesday, octo-
S9y Ser 10, 1907 at $3.50 pm. JNo. II: THoMP-
son in his sixty-ffth year.
Funeral from his s lats residence 7os street
pm Please omit flowers. 2
Members of America Temple No 3, Ladies' Of
the Golden Eagle requested to attend the
funeral fun OF our deceased brother JOHN II.
vied. Members of temple requested TO meet at bO5
"a street southeast o'clock Thursday evening,
NJ. HARBiN. Noble Templar.
THOMSON; aasa};S; On On. October Is 1907 at Garfield
eighty seventh year.
Funeral private. 2
TRAvER. Departed this life Monday. October
II IL .Tep Igop' at 7;ao pm, Mrs. EMILY v.
Funeral from her late residence. 43G II street
northwest, at $50 am, Thursday. October
H. Mass at st. Patrick's Church at 8 am.
Interment at Mount Oiivet cemetery.
wAGGAMAN On "Wednesday. October 1s 1907
at Garfield Hospital. HENRY PIERPONT
WAGGAMAN, in the sixty-second year OF
his age
WOOD. On Monday, October Il. 1907, at $50
an an, at MS resnldence lOl sth street south
Funeral from his late residence Thursday, octo-
Der IL, at p.m
In Memoriam.
BUDD. In loving memory of our dear daughter
and sister. EMMA A. BUDD. who departed
this, this life three years ago today, October l6.
Loved in life. in death remembered.
BY THE FAMILY.
one, ROSIE MAY COSTELLO, who de.
parted this life two years ago today, october
The night dew that falls. In silence il weeps,
Snail cover the grave where our dear one sleeps;
And the tears that We shed, though In secret
they flow,
Shall keep in memory our dear Rosie wherever
go.
BY HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
DAILY My fond friend. LUCY NORMAN DAILY
passed ont Of this life nineteen years ago to-
day.
EIDIER. In fond remembrance Of sincere
friend, d. W. EIDIER, who departed this
life Saturday, October 12. 1907.
Calm the bosom of thy God,
Fair spirit, rest thee
Fen while with thy footsteps trod
His seal was on thy brow.
When down the silent halls of time
Where each shall take his stand
Amid that innumerable caravan
Which moves to that mysterious realm,
He goeth not like the cumbrous slave
At night scourged to his dungeon,
But sustained and upheld he gOeth one
Who folds his mantle about lin
And lies down to pleasant dreams.
None knew him but to love him, none spoke OF
him but to praise.
NJ. E. S. II.
KNEAS. In sad but loving remembrance of my
dear mother. MARGARET z. KNEiS. widow
of the late Sargent Kneas who departed this
life three years ago today, October 16. 1904.
God called her home 1t was His will
But in my heart l love her still.
Her memory is as dear today
As in the hour she passed away.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER PAULINE.