The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-18
Died.

BRADLEY-suddenIy, on Friday. September
Is. 1908. al 1 a. m. HELEN NAY. the be-
loved daughter Of James and Kate Bradley.
aged one year four months.
Katie Bradley was the young year-Old
daughter Of James y Bradley, superintend-
ent OF the Royal Glue Manufacturing Com
plny. Besides her father a mother and two
sons, James and Daniel Bradley. survive
Funeral from her late residence, 1893 East
Capitol street Saturday. September l9. at
,. m. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend. seIS-2t
COLBURS-On "Wednesday. September Is.
1908 at p. m. JAMES RANDALL COL
BURN, beloved husband Of Susie COlburn
nee Chamberlain).
1905. JOHN~WEsLET DOUGLAS.
John Wesley Douglas was forty-six years
old and died at Bread Loaf. VT. He was
employed as agent and executive officer Of
the Board Of Children's Guardians. Mr.
Douglas is survived by a WIDOW and one
son Malcolm He was a member of the
Board of Trade and Calvary Baptist Church.
Funeral from the home, 1895 Thirty-dfth
street northwest. Saturday, at 3 D. m.
Interment at the convenience Of the family.
Il
HARDEN-On Thursday. September II. 1905
az 10 a m, at lilo East Capitol street,
SARAH 9. HARDEN.
LYNCH-On Wednesday, September Is. 1905
Capt EDWARD LYNCH. L : A. re-
tired
Capt Edward Lynch was hfty-seven years
old and died after a three-year illness. He
was q retired army officer and had seen
active service in the civil war. he Is sur
vived by a wife and one daughter Mrs
G. S. Bingham. wife OF Major Bingham. OF
the Quartermaster's Department Of the
United states Army He was member Of
the Loyal Legion,
EARR-In Chicago, at u O clock p. m We'd
nesday, September Is, 1905, WILLIAM W.
son Of the late James II. and Sarah Stewart
Mari.
William " Mari was formerly a resi-
dent OF Washington and assistant postofice
registry superintendent Of the Postofice De-
partment-
KENNEY-SuddenIy. Wednesday. Septem-
Der Is. 1905 at s O'Clock ROBERT Y No
KENNEY. at his residence. 11OS K street
southeast beloved husband OF Laura Nc
Kenney NEE Hunt).
QUICK-On Thursday September Il. 1905. al
I0I5 m. at the residence 81 his So, NJ
r c Quick. Falls Church. Va JACQUES
y. QUICK IN the eightieth year OF his age
Jacques V Quick was eighty years old
and one " the oldest residents OF Falls
church Va he died suddenly from heart
failure. Mr.. Quick was a large Landowner
In Virginia owning many farms in the
vicinity of Falls Church. He Is survived
b. six sons. Dan. the postmaster of Falls
Church; DR.. Julius Quick. OF Falls Church.
Charles farmer; Jacques V. OF Wash
ington; W. F., Of Ashburn. Va. and Rev
George Quick. Of Newport r / Tbrce
daughters also survive him. Mrs George
Hawxhurst. Mrs. Nixon, 81 New Jersey.
and Mrs. E NJ Budd. OF Washington. Mr.
Quick was member OF the Baptist Church
6TEWART-On Thursday September Il. 1905.
al Louisville. KY. ANN ELIZA widow Of
George Stewart. Of this city.
TRUMELL-On September Il. 1905. at Home
OF Aged and Inhrm, ANTHONY TRUM-
ELL
WEEMS-On Tuesday, September Is. 1905 nt
hts residence. Sos = street southwest, JOHN
the beloved son Of Nancy and the late
John E. Weems.
WILLIAMSON Tuesday, September Is 1905
al $50 p m. at her residence. 1920 Fourth
street southeast. CATHERINE WILLIAMS.
aged fOrty-three