Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-28
TO BE BURIED TO-DAY
FUNERAL OF DIR. JAMES ROY BAY
LoR THIS MORNING.
BRIEF SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
A virginia Gentleman OF the vi"
scbooI-Mr. nrouse's f""er"i y"
,,o. This Aftcrnoon-Ncvs
m MALCOLM FIcming's Death.

The funeral Of DR.. John Roy Baylor
,bc wcll-known and honored phys'0'''
- ARD nj the st. Claire Hotel Mon
aav afternoon, VIII take place from '"'
u,dertaklng-roons Of Mr. J.. J. on''s
,isr on Broad street. this morning ~ :"
e.o,oot The interment will take place
q, hollywood Cemetery. and the prlci
burial service will be conducteu Dy NJ
Dr J. J. Gravatt The following sen'i'
mon will act as pall-bearers:
Itonorary-Major T.. T. y. Myers MI
,yeb Blair. Or. ]. S. Wexford, Judge h.
!. Lewis. Mr.. Jackson Guy Ny. - "
PETIT. c. T.. Boiling. John j. Ni'i'ai''''
md Dr. George Ben. Johnston.
Actve-AIessrs. Otto Noting ffeu'
xol,lne. Carl Noting. Herbert funSten'
1obn rutherford. Edward T. Crui'p'
ph,lp A. Bruce. and J. II. V. Daniel
The death Of DR. Baylor 'hous" ''o'
.,,oeo,her unexpected. carried sorrow 10
49, hoarts Of a wide circle Of friehdS'
deceased had been afflicted TOT 800. 800
,,,,h n disease which shatieI'u
Sears ~, svsteR His nervous trou-
- rnodo him very restless anu ~
-, much of his time riding aoo"'
~ s,rcet-cars. His figure was
hit ono on the streets. and All WIZ
49,, him held him IN high esteem
SKETCH OF H1s LIFE.
- po,lor belonged 10 an old Virginia
1ar,u,, and was ii gentleman OF cu''ui''
,-'enernent. and acquaintance with pun
- aooirs He was a son OF JOhh D"S
,or apd was born seventy-hNe Scai'
roar the ancestral home. New
-. ca-ol,ne county. which estate ue
- ~ him through four EeHoi
-, hoing grant 10 his great-s'e''-
.,r.ndfatber from George l. 49,
H. pevlor received a liberal euuca'on
~ celebrated schools of the Sta'e,
s,d later graduated from the neuiO"'
denarfment Of the University OF
D,,rio At the age Of about - ne pos"',
,b. rractice Of medicine in CaIolilo ""p
adjacent counties, and soon Duit up
Enc practlce. but being possesseu Vi Ia
Handed estates and numerous slaNeS' ~
abandoned his profession for the Hn'ie
congenial pursuit of agriculture !"
,ybich he was very successful.
DR.. Baylor was an ardent Cehl euVl'',e
and gave freely 10 help the
rate cause. and the close OF lne W.
fo,,d his wealth greatly reduced 800"
after the surrender he moNeu 70 ~
,,,orl. county and resided at "Divertoh
,.l,,,,iful estate near Greenwood De
not few years ago he removed 10
New Market. -,., Mice
Farlv I'm life DR.. Baylor married MISS
1,oy,en n daughter of Mr.. James Bowen
. gpcceesful Albemarlo farmer. Ihree
children were born to them-Captain
lanes =. Paylor Of the United S'at'"
Geodetic Survey; John Roy baylor, 81"
rr,nc,pal OF an influential school IN Cha'
,anooga. and formerly a professor III Tue
MILLER Manual School. and Miss Maila
I.qvlor who resides AZ "Dverton' All
Of his Immediate family survive.
Or BAYLOR was the nearest living male
yelative of Colonel George Baylor, VINO
was an aide-de-camp of General George
washington at the battle of Trenton, aho
afterwards commanded the virgin"
cavalry at Yorktown He was also
nepbew Of General Armistead, whose oe-
fence Of Fort McHenry inspired tranch
Scott Key 10 write 1.-THE Star-Spans"a
Banner
Dr Ravlor was a member OF the So
clety Of the Cincinnati. but suTIehdeIcu
This right on behalf Of his son, Captain
i -.
life member of the Board OF VISITORS OF
The Medical College of Virginia.
Mr. John ISrousc's Funeral.
The funeral Of Mr.. John krouse. whose
death early Yesterday morning was an
,onrcad in the Dispatch will take place
from Clay-Street Methodist church TINS
afternoon at > o'clock. The pall-Dedreis
will be Messrs. John Tyler, ). I. LOWS
Luther Martin. :. Jennings Lee ochu
macher. b. NJ. Bibbs, Cnalles Moss, anu t.'a
Conrad Gross. Alr. hrOuse was "a natNe
of Richmond. and son of the late Memo
las and Barbara krOuse, ana was %
wears of age last May He had for some
lime been "a sufferer from heart-oisease
from which he oled. ana was "pie "
leave his room on Monday "a.
Mr. krouse was twice married. ms
first wife was Miss Elmira Parsley, ana
nv this union there were thIee sons
Edward John, and Charles. HIS secunU
wife was Miss Katie L. kahl' me Souns
est daughter of the late Frank kahl Sh'
survives him as does one daughter, MIS-
Susie A. Krouse. lie Is survived III hls
Immediate family by two DrothSrs ano
rwo sisters-Messrs. Andrew ana Auar
Krouse and Mrs. Elizabeth Mlnter am
Mrs Margaret Lee.
In early life MI. Krouse learned lh'
bridce-builders' trade, which he FOLLOWED
for a number of years. lie was IN th'
Free-briUge disaster ana haTroWlE %
saDeG death lltU. nc wac VI -
into the icy waters along with Wllildn
Cook. The two men were warm iilehus
Cook sustained broken leg. Each man
aged 10 get a piece or timber, anu IN till'
way was able TO keep tioating. Nhei
Nayo's bridge was reached a rope Wa
thrown 10 the men. 1t was neares
J<ronse. He refused to take IT, saying
save my comrade, he is crlppie".
Cook was rescued at the bridge, Mr.
T<rouse was taken from the water a
nahcoclx's ice-house. The river wa
swollen at the time.
DR.. Malcolm Fleming.
News has been received by his friend
an Hanover of the death of Or. Malcolm
Fleming. at his home, in san Antonio
Tex on July 10th.
Or Fleming was the son OF the iat
DIR. George Fleming, and the brother o
DIR George w. Fleming, OF Hanover
and of MIR. V. NJ. Fleming, OF Fredericks
burg. He was also the half brother o
the late DIR. II. II. Coleman, of this city
In Honor of Miss Mayo.
one of the most charming events Of tn
season at Virginia Beach took pldc
Saturday evening being the first coacDin
narty given in honor of Miss Lima Living
ston Nayo of Richmond. by MIR. X. /