The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-16

tHkLNMAN-DH sunday. November T. 1898
after long and painful illness at the resi-
denre NJ her daughter Mrs Nellie GardeIIa-
NARY F.. the beloved wife OF the late
John Chrismau.
Gone. our beloved mother
Funeral from Il Street Christian Church
between F1uT-and-a-half and sixth streets
southwest on Wednesday. Noyemb Der IS
ls.s. at o'clock. Relatives and friends
Edinburgh and Roanoke papers please
copyp noI6-2t
HOLL4AND-On Sunday. November Is 1898.
at o. m-. ALBERT @. HOLLAND. IN ths
slNry-slZth year OF his age.
Funeral services at HIS late resi- 5e7ce.
1910 Columbia street northwest Tres5sv
November r.. at p. M Friends aid com
rad-s invited II
HOLLAND-Confederats Veterans As5ocia-
ton camp III T. =. W. Washington. D.
c., November l6, 1908, Conrade ALBERT G.
HOLLAND died on the 18th instant Al g
O'Clock. Funeral obsequIes viii be held a
northwest on Tuesday. 18th instant, at 3
o'clock Members are hereby requested 60
attend. wearing camp badges.
J Med. CARRINGTON. President.
JNO. T. CALI4AGHAN, Secretary Il
CRUMBAUGH-On Sunday. November i5.
1908. At his residence. Canal road, D G.
DAVID L. CRUMBAUGH, aged sixty
three years
HOLLAND-On sunday, November Is. 1875
At D. IN. ALBERT c. HOLLAND, IN
the sixty-Hinta year Of his age.
HUGHES-At the general hospital Wash
iugton barracks, on Sunday, November 10.
1903, MARTIN B. HUGHES, colonel L 3.
A, retired I'm the siXty-second year OF his
age.
MORGAN-Ou Sunday. November II. 1908 at
the home Of his brother, ID. Oswald Nor
gan. 1913 Riggs place northwest ROBERT
LAYTON MORGAN
Robert Lawton Morgan was thirty-five
years old. Although native Of Georgia.
Mr. Morgan had practically been life
long resident OF this city. At one time
Mr.. Morgan attended the George Washing
ton Medical School, but was forced 10 20
West Tor his health, where he became a
civil engineer. While surveying a railroad
in Tennessee he became seriously fll and
his death followed shortly upon his return
to this city He is survived by a wife
and daughter Jean; sister. Mrs. z. II.
Elmore, and his mother, Mrs Georgia
Lawton Morgan.
MURRELL--On Sunday, November Is 1908,
ALEX P, son OF Mrs. Jane MurreH, in
the thirty-second year Of his age.
Alexander 2. Murren was a member Of a
Well-knOWn Maryland family. who had re-
sided IN Washington about five years. His
death resulted from typhoid fever Mr..
MurTen is survived by his mother Mrs.
James Murrell, Of Washington; two sisters,
Mrs. Thomas W. Jones, OF White Haven,
Nd; Mrs Joseph Mitchell. Of salisbury.
Nd, and one brother John F. A1UTTeU pro
prietor Of the Washington Woodworking
Company.
NYE-On Sunday November IL. 1905. at
p. m. Mrs MARTHA A. NYE OF Nichols
ave. Auscostia-
WASS-On Saturday, November IA, 1908 a,
the residence OF her niece, Mrs. Nj p
Terry, l25 9th street southeast. Mrs. LYDIA
NJ. WASS, in the eighty-seOOnd year OF her
age.
Mrs. Lydia Wass was a native OF Long
Island. but a resident Of Washington for
seventeen years. She was eiEhty-tHo years
old Mrs. Wass was the last Of a we'll
known New York family of nine children.
She had made her home here with Mrs
Maria p. Terri. a niece. She was a long
time member OF Plymouth Congregational
Church. Brooklyn. y. Y