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DEATHS OF A DAYCHARLES F. TAYLOR.Charles F. Taylor, seventy-tour, an inventor, and head of the Taylor Atkins Paper Manufacturing: Company of BftBt Hartford, Conn., died at the Hartford Hospital. In the Civil War he was an aide-de-camp in the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteers which carried the eagle Old Abe through the war.FUNERAL NOTICES.BOEHM — Helen, dearly beloved daughter of William C. and Louise Boehm (nee Borchert), sister of Louise and William J.Funeral Sunday at 1 p. m. from her late home, 2217 N. California av., from there to St. Mark’s German Lutheran Church, and by autos to Concordia.FUNERAL NOTICES INTENDED FOR INSERTION IN THE CHICAGO EXAMINER IV,AY BE TELEPHONED TO MAIN 5000.ST. CLAIR M’KELWAY.St. Clair McKelway is dead at his home in Brooklyn, aged seventy years. Journalist, lawyer, orator, educator. Dr. McKelway’s activities extended over a wide field, the latter years of life being devoted to his duties as editor in chief of the Brooklyn Eagle, a position he assumed in 1885.OBITUARY NOTES.MATTHIAS OSWALD, aged fifty years, is dead at his home, 3629 South Wood street, of diabetes. He was a native of Germany, and came to Chicago thirty-seven years ago. He was owner of a bakery on the South Side for a number of years. The widow and seven^ children survive him. The funeral will take place Monday. Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery.LEONARD PETERS, aged eeventy-four years, employed by the Snyder Piano Company for the last twenty-five years, died at his home, 944 West Seventy-first street. He was a native of Germany, and came to Chicago forty-eight years ago. The widow and five children survive. Burial will be in St. Boniface Cemetery on Monday.BOLDT—Mrs. Albertina, July 15, 1915, aged 51 years, beloved wife of Carl lioldt, mother of Laura and Faul.Funeral from late residence, 1520 S. Komensky av., Sunday, July 18, 12:30 p. m., to Concordia.| BREITSPRECHER—Wilhelmina (nee Schroeder), Thursday, July 15, aged 79 years, widow of the late Charles Breitsprecher, mother of Gus, Henry and the late Conrad Schulte, the late Mrs. Laura Cossmann and Ida and Charles J. Breitsprecher.Funeral from late residence, 1644 Augusta st., Sunday, July 18, at 1 o’clock, by carriages to Forest Home. ♦MRS. DOROTHY FAMILTON DALY, thirty-two years old, wife of William H. Daly, sales agent for the Consolidated Coal Company, died of heart disease at her home, 5920 Kenmore avenue, yesterday. Mrs. Daly was born in Champaign, 111., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. MunhaiJ of that city. She was the grandchild and namesake of Dorbthy Familton, the well-known civil war nurse. She was graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana. The funeral will be on Monday morning. Services will be held in St. Ita's Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. ELIZABETH W. VAN NOSTRAND, the oldest member of the First Congregational Church of Elgin, will be held this afternoon at 4 o’plock at her residence, 519 Arlington avenue, Elgin. Mrs. Van Nostrand had been a member of that congregation since 1856. She was born in Otsego County, New York. Heart trouble was the cause of her death, Three sons and three daughters survive her. A brother, Alfred Wallin, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Dakota, also survives.HIRAM SEGER, aged fifty-two years, superintendent of construction work, is dead at his residence, 5328 Prairie avenae, of a complication of diseases. He is survived by a widow, Dr. Jessie Ogden Seger, and a son, Montlien Seger. The funeral will take place to-day at 3:30 p. m. Interment will be in Oakwoods Cemetery.MRS. SALLIE M’ ELROY KNOTT, aged eighty-one, widow of the late J. Proctor Knott, died yesterday in Lebanon, Ivy., from infirmities due to old age. She will be buried to-morrow afternoon by the side of the late Governor Knott in the family lot at Ryder Cemetery.JACOJ3 E. HARING, famous forty years ago as the breeder and owner of celebrated horses, is dead at his home at Scotland Hill, Nanuette, N. Y., aged seventy-eight years. Among the noted horses he raised were Deucalion, Scotland Maid and Goldsmith Maid.MRS. E. R. MOHLER, mother of A. L. Mohler, president of the Union Pacific Railroad, died of paralysis in Omaha, Neb., Friday night. She was eighty-eight years old. A son lives in Spokane, Wash. The body will be taken to Sterling, 111., for interment.FUNERAL NOTICES.LOZO—Mary Mitchell, beloved wife of Alexander Lozo, July 16, 1915.Funeral services from late residence, 4054 N. Hermitage av., at 3:30 p. m., Sunday, July 18. Burial at Grace-landBRIDGE—Bezalee F., July 14, 6 a. m., aged 65 years, beloved husband of Clara (nee Townley), father of Princess G., Elizabeth, Minnie Alice and B. Townley.Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 from late residence, 533 W. 62d st. Burial Mount Hope. •CLARK—Mrs. Nora (nee Giljespie), beloved mother of James, Michael and Patrick Clark, Mrs. Mary Mc-Hale, Mrs. Margaret Broderick, Mrs. Nora Donegan, Mrs. Kate Walsh, Mrs. B. Cotter and the late Owen Clark.Funeral Sunday, 10:30 a. m., from late residence, 2646 Rice St., to St. Mark’s Church; autos to Mt. Carmel. •M’NULTY—Mary, beloved wife of the late Edward and mother of James, Mrs. Frank Blake, Edward, Chrys-topher and Hubart.Funeral Sunday from daughter’s residence, 3027 Bonfield St., at 9 a. m., to St. Bridget’s Church, carriages to Mount Olivet. Members of South Western Council No. 1027, K. and j L. of S., will meet Saturday even-| ing at 2933 Archer av. to take ac-I tion.CRESSEY—Rev. George A. Cressey, husband of Sylvia J. Cressey and father of Mrs. Roger D. Smith, at his home, 2238 W. 111th St., Thursday, July 15.Funeral Sunday, 3 o’clock, at Morgan Park Baptist Church. Burial at Mount Greenwood.DALTON—Maurice, son of Johannah and the late John Dalton, brother of Mrs. J. Hickey, John, Mrs. H. Wright, William and the late Mrs. T. Murray.Funeral Sunday, July 18, at 9 a. m., from late residence, 1134 W. 35th st., to St. David’s Church, thence by autos to Mount Olivet. For seats call Yards 5203.FARROW—Louise, be'loved mother of Andrew G. Swensen, sister of Tillie Armstrong, Henry, William, Ernest and Herman Stoffregen.Funeral Sunday, 1 p. m.f from 2203 N. California av., by Hursen funeral car to Waldheim. *FERGUS—Thomas, son of Patrick and Mary (nee Garrity), brither of Theresa, Isabella, Joseph, Edward and the late Margaret.Funeral from late residence, 161 W. Chestnut st., Sunday, July 18, at 8:30 a. m., to Holy Name Cathedral; by I. C. train to Mt. Carmel.FIEDLER—Andrew, July 16, at German Hospital.Funeral from chapel, 4542 Ravens-wood av., Sunday, 11 a. m.; interment at Montrose.GLEESON—Cornelius, beloved husband of Elizabeth Gleeson (nee Mo-tan), devoted father of Patrick, John, Margaret, Cornelius, Elizabeth and Mathew, fond brother of James, Michael, Mrs. Margaret Jennings, and the late Thomas and John Gleeson. Native of Rossmore, County Tipperary, Ireland. Member of Nativity Court, No. 11, C. O. F.Funeral Sunday. July 18, at 9 a. m., from his late residence, 3821 Parnell av., to Nativity Church, and thence by carriages to 47th st. station, by train to Mount Olivet. *GOLDSBURY—William A., aged 75 years, July 12, husband of Azubah T. (nee Dodge), father of Lewis, John, Albert and Arthur, at his residence, 3312 Lexington st.Interred at Rosehill, Wednesday, July 14. Barre (Vt.) papers please copy.GOLDSTEIN—Bessie, beloved wife of Abraham Goldstein, mother of Mrs.M’CREARY—William, July 16, at home of his daughter, 51 W. 59th St., beloved husband of Mary and father of Edward, Robert, Lina and Mamie, Mrs. Minnie Nitsche.Funeral Monday, 11:30 a. m., from his daughter’s residence, by auto to Mount Greenwood.MUIR—Mrs. Barbara Muir, July 15, 1915, beloved wife of John, fond mother of Isabel and Francis, daughter of Francis and Mary Man-son.Funeral Sunday from her late residence, 6005 Lafayette st., 9:30 a. m., by autos to C. N. W. depot; interment Elm Lawn.M’NEAL—Mary *A., aged 75 years, July 17.Funeral from late residence, 7013 Morgan st., Monday, July 19, at 2 p. m., by autos to Mount Greenwood.MURPHY—James J., aged 33, beloved son of Ellen, at Prescott, Ariz. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. m., to St. Patrick’s Church; by autos to Mount Carmel.NELSON—Leonard, July 15, aged 20 years, beloved son of Georgine and Victor Nelson, brother of Mabel, Victor and Rose.Funeral Sunday at 2 p. m. from late residence, 3913 N. Richmond st., by autos to Rosehill.OSWALD—Mathias, July 16, 1915, aged 55 years, beloved husband of Ida Oswald (nee Rock), fond father of George, William, Emma, Helen, Arthur, Clara and Paul Oswald, father-in-law of Alma and Elsie Oswald and William Soldwisch.Funeral Monday, July 19, at 10:30 a. m., from late residence, 3629 S. Wood st., to Evangelical Lutheran St. Andrew's Church, thence by carriages to Concordia.OLSEN—a£e 5* years, beloved husbandFoi Karen S. Olsen (nee Fibiger) \ beloved father of Charles Olsen, -Vthur Olsen and Mary Green (nee Olsen), father-in-law of Nellie Olsen and Joseph W. Green, grandfather of Frances L. Olsen, Carrie M. Olsen and Mildred S. I. Green, uncle of Olaf Madsen.Funeral Sunday, July 18, 1915, at 2 p. m., from late residence, 1427 W. Chicago av., by atitos to Mount Olive. Those wishing seats please call Haymarket 772.Canton (O.) and Shelby (Mich.) papers please copy.PAHLS—Francis, July 17, aged 6 months 3 weeks, beloved son of Louis and Helen (nee Toppen).Funeral Monday, 1 p. m., from parents’ residence, 5158 Ainslie st., by carriages to St. Boniface.PETERS—Leonard, beloved husband of Helena Peters, father of Louis, Peter, Barbara, Gertrude and Nicholas Peters and the late Mrs. Margaret Wittleib.Funeral Monday, 9 a. m., from late residence, 944 W. 71st St., to Sacred Heart Church, where high mass will be celebrated, thence by autos to St. Boniface. For seats please call Calumet 2733.TUNERAL NOTICES.WEIGEL—Ka.terina Weigel, beloved wife of the late Charles Weigel, mother of Joseph J., William A., Anna A., Mary S., Friday morning.Funeral from her late residence, 21 Lathrop av., River Forest, Monday, 9:30 a. m., at St. Luke’s Ch,urch, where high mass will be celebrated. Burial at National Bohemian; by carriages.WECK—Aujusta, July 16, 1915, beloved wife of Aldine W eek, daughter of Katharine Edler, sister of Mrs. R. C. Lasch and Fred Edler.Funeral private, Monday, 2 p. m.f from chapel, 3176 N. Clark st., by automobiles to Forest Home.QUINLAN—Anna S. (nee Landv). be-YOUNG—Mabel 'Wheeler Young, July 14, wife of Lawrence A. Young. Funeral from Church of the Ascension, 1133 N. La Salle av.. Sunday, 4 p. m. Burial at Gracelarid. Honorary pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs. Mable Wheeler Young: WILLIAM I j. PHELPS BERTRAM M. WINSTON COLIN C. H. FYFFE.J. ALEXANDER WALLEK , GEORGIC V REYNOLDS. HERMAN WALDECK FRANK H. JONES.CHARLES E POPE.DAVID A. HARE.LEWIS U M*ARTHUR PERRY H. KENLY WATSON J. FERRY NELSON L. BARNES. » ADOLPH BABCOCK.ALBERT W. GOODRICH. FRANK L. AV HIT COMB.A. L. DRUM.EARNEST LACIvNER. MILTON TOOTLE, JR. CHARLES AV. SVENDSEN HUGH BLYTHE.CHESTER M. DAAVES. EArERETS AVRENN.EDWARD A. TURNER. EDAVARD FORD JOHNSON. DUDLEY RUTTER.FRED AV. UPHAM.AVARREN RIPPLE.DEXTER FAIRBANK. JOSEPH H. LOW.AV. J. LOUDERBACK. •ZAPP—Barbara (n,ee Randa), age 60, beloved wife of Otto Zapp, mother of Joseph, Randa, Barbara Westen-dorf.Funeral Sunday, July 18, 932, N. Wood st., 1 p. m., to A\raldheim.OUT OF TOWN.BACH—Wednesday, July 15, at East Orange, N. J., Albert, beloved husband of Sarah and father of Rose, Herzog, Viola Felsenheld, Lillian Steiner, Nellie and Jessie Bach.BUCKLEY—On July 15, 1915, Margaret Buckley, daughter of the late James and Mary r.uckley; native of Donoughmore, County Cork, Ireland.BROWNE—Suddenly, Tuesday night, in New York, Florence Todd, beloved wife of De Courcy Betting-field Browne.Funeral from 427 W. 59th St., New York.BLANCO—On July 15, Ada May Blanco, aged 24 years.Services Stephen Merritt Chapel, 223 8th av.. New York.BATHE—On July 13, John Bathe, beloved brother of Mrs. James Morton (nee Bathe) and the late Christopher Bathe.CORNET—Suddenly, July 12, 1915,Ruth H. Corney, aged 23 years, at her residence, 32 AV. 65th St., New York.DELANEY—John J. Delaney.Funeral from his late residence, 324 W. 103d st.. New York.ENGEL—Martin Engel, aged 68 years Funeral services at the Funeral Church, 241 W. 23d st., New York. GENTH—On Wednesday, July 14, 1915, Elizabeth Carman, beloved wife, of Edmund L. Gen th, in her 82d year Services at her late residence, 562 E. 26th St., New York.GLEASON—On July 14, Catharine Gleason, aged 77 years, native of Roscrea, County Tipperary, Ireland, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. William H. Harrison, 1443 E. 12th st.. New York.
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