The Washington times., 1908-09-11
Died.

COLSE-On Wednesday. September 8. 1915.
at s-I5 ID m Mrs THAD COI.NE. at the
residence Of Mrs. Acton l4lS X street south
east
Mrs. Thad CoIne was forty-one years old
and died after six months illness she
IS survived by her husband and one child.
A brother, James Acton. an employe Of the
Department OF Justice. also survives. Mrs.
ColHs was member OF st. Paufs Episcopal
Church.
DONOHUE-On Thursday. September 10, at
his home 2Z5 c street southwest. THOMAS
DONOHUE.
DRAPER-Departed this life on THURSDAY.
September 10 1903, at 8.l5 p. IA. az his
residence. go 4 street southeast CHA RLfsS
:. DRAPER, IA his seventeen year.
Funeral at mis- late residence, 3 p. m.r
Saturday, September p
Charles S. Draper was sixty-nine years
old and died after TWO months illness.
Mr. Draper was an emplOye or the Capitol
since 1892 and dOOTkeeper Of the diplomatic
gallery Of the Senate. He Is survived by =
wife, ,'csephine Draper and three sons.
Paul A. an employe of the Capitol. George
H.i clerk IN the War Department, ana w
Albert Draper. OF tho Army Engineer Corps
Baltimore, Nd and Detroit, AIch., papers
Please copy. II
GARRISON-On Thursday, = .Jtembet 10. 1905.
at 4.35 a. m, JOHN x. GARRISON
Funeral from his late residence. 1437 z
street northwest, on Saturday, September
j. al ,. m. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited 20 attend. Intemeut in
Rock Creek Cemetery. II
HICKs-Kllled near Baltimore on septem-
Der 8. 1908. at 1l.45 o'clock, ROBERT F.
HICKS, beloved husband OF Alice Onut
Hicks
HUNT-On wednesday September 3. 1903, at
1925 p. m. Z. TAYLOR HUNT. husband
OF Katherine B. Hunt (nee Ward. aged
nrty-fUuT years
4 Taylor HUM was hfty-four years old
and died after q two weeks illness. He
was an emplOye of a local cafe. Four chill
oren, Mrs. H G. Padeon. Mrs. A. P Har-
risOn, Estella and Ward Hunt and a WIFE,
Catherine 3. Hunt survive him
Thursday. September 10, 1908.
az 2;l5 p. m, al his residence, 1900 Ken
yOn street northE ust, WILLIAM G., be-
loved husband CT Clara A. (Eckart) and
son OF Mr.. and AIRS. E. l. Johnson. Of g43
Rhode Island avenue, aged twenty-eight
years.
William G. johnson was the son OF
y. l. Johnson, proprietor OF the Johnson
Hotel. Mr.. johnson was until two wears
ago. when he was forced to resign because
of III health, a clerk in the Southern rail-
way Office He Was tWenty-eight years old
and died suddenly cf heart failure, A wife,
Cora johnson. and one son, William, sur
vive. In addition 30 his immediate family
I'VE sisters. Mrs. r. F. Shepard Mrs Harry
Reuth, and Elizabeth, Julia and Adelaide
johnson and his PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs E.
L Johnson, also survive.
Wednesday, September Q
1905, at the George Washington Hospital.
Mrs. ANNIE L. RICHARDSON, from heart
Vance Of Shenandoah county, and had
been married only a few months, after a
pretty romance.
Annie l. Richardson was the wife OF
James B. Richardson. local painter. She
was thirty-one years old and died after a
lingering illness.
SCOTT-At Emergency Hospital. ct $50 D
m. Thursday, September 10. HkRRY
FOWLER, beloved son OF Mrs Katherine
l. Scott Brown and the late D. Willmoat
Scott, OF Galena, H., passed from life to
life everlasting.
Tuesday. Septenabe- s, 1908. at
Washington Hospital, at 1I:15 O'clock,
JUDSO% @. SIMPSON. He leaves {. loving
wife and three children 10 mourn his loss
JudsOn Simpson was sixty-three years old
and died suddenly as a result Of a cancer.
He had been employed as a watchman for
the United States Sanitary Company. A wife
Jane Simpson, and two daughters, Mrs
Eva. Garner and Mrs. Mary Coline and one
son. Allen Simpson, survive. Mr. Simpson
was member OF the Bradbury Methodist
Church.
WILSON-At Garfield Hospital. on Thursday
September 10 1905 II a. m, Miss ALMA
HALL WILSON. daughter OF Edwin W
and the late Willlamanna Hall Wilson
YEABOWER-Ou Thursday. September 10.
1903. at 3,45 a. m, MARGARET MARY,
infant daughter OF John =. and Mary A
YeabOwer tnee Conner.