The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
OBITI AIRY.



II. r1oar rInwood GIN died az his
home ON plum street yesterday morning
I'm the eighteenth year OF his age
AR GIN was bright and promising
Young man and enjoyed wide popular
nv He was the brother OF Mesers. j.
rIarr,, GIN and Eugene \. Gil. or the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
The funeral will take place from PARK
place Methodist Episcopal church THIS al
ternoon at o'clock.
Herman Cone.
Mr. Herbert Cone who died In Balt-
mora on Wednesday night, was az ono
time a resident OF this city. lie came ~
America from Germany when eighteen
wears old. and located here. FROM hi'h-
mond no went 20 Jonesboro. Ienn" "hh
from there 10 Baltimore, m lN'V' anu
entered into tho grocery business IA
1890 Mr. Cone decided TO give up Hi'
crocerv business and devote his attfn-
lion to a number OF cotton mills IN Nshe-
Vile and Greensboro, \. c. ana o'n,'
points I'm the South. The hfm Of IL.
Conc 4 Sons were dissolved 10y mutual
consent The other members OF the htm
with their father and NUMBER OF ,ap'-
talists formed the Cone Export and Conn
mission Company with headquarters 10
New york. for the purpose OF handing
the products of the Southern mills
I'm 1856 Mr.. Conc married MISS heen
Guggenhelmer. OF Rockhridee county
with three daughters and eight sons ahe
survives him. ~
NJ Como was "A Mason and an active
member of the Legion Of Honor. 10
attended Madison Avenue Temple OF tho
baltimore Hebrew Congregation ana was
"a regular contributor 10 the Hebrew ie-
,,.,ofent Society and the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum.
Edmond I. Snead
A. his residence. No. 2l32 Pleasant street
Mr. Edmond T. Snoad died sometime dnf-
Inc Thursday night Tie was found dead
i'm his bed yesterday morning at % ,io'f-
A. m o'clock he prepared 20 retire ana
was apparently m his usual 5000 heai,n'
save that bee experienced HiEilt 5s.n,
ming In the head, Of which he complalneu
Ats o'clock Yesterday morning his wife
called TO him but no response came, ana
her reueatod summons failed TO arouse
him
Coroner Taylor was summoned by tho
family and said that apopieNy han c aoseIi
his death which had occurred severe,
bonrs before the voice Of his Wiie hau
vainlv tried 10 awaken him. ,...
Mir Snead was the second asslatanl
cLies ~ the Fire Department Of Rich
,,,,nd and was sixtv-two years OF age.
Wa was born in Hanover county anu
came to this city In the early years OF
KS Ufa He Was siNty-thftc years OF
.r. he BEGAN Dice as bridge lniN.
er ON the Chesapeake ana ONO ,,o1e;
ana during the war served IN the local
a. Conc, 81 Richmond lie declined the In
vifation 70 join the society or the Con-
federate veterans on the high grounus
ina he had not shared the fortunes OF
the soldier. and been submitted 10 the
',1shirs Of war or the dangers or bat
"1 m 1872 he became identified with tho
FIRE department, ana was mace S, ssg IN
Of No ! within "A short time IN ~, ne
was made Second Assistant Chief whlch
d. DID,. retained until his death. al
though no was employed in the store o.
Mr.. G. watt Taylor ~. ~,
In is-G he was married 10 Miss Mary
il'..'a4 off fnis city and FIVE children
were born to them only Two however;
wf.h the widow. SURVIVE Nlu' AitH' h"u"
Wills and Miss Elyira ID. Snead.
ma. funeral Wiz take pltcr thls il-
foruoon from tho Lceh-Strect iiap-
list church and Rev. Dr. HYDE. ~ 'N'
Third Presbyterian church, will ohioiate
in the services.
Damon Lodge. knights OF Pythlas, ana
also a member OF the Firemen's Relief
Association.
The interment will be I'm lakewood
The Board Of Fire Commissioners met
yesterday evening at s ociock I'm tho
Office Of chief Fuller and took suitable
action relative 10 the death OF Captain
Snoad.
The honorary pall-hcarcrs VIII he the
Fire Commissioners and Messrs. W. O..
Fuller and W. If. Thompson.
The active nail-hearers will ho' From
tho nromen-Messrs. Albert Ellington.
Samuel Bailey. Warwick Epps and Chas.
O. Goode.
From Damon Lodge. X. Of P-Messrs.
r. T. Lewis. T.. II. Ferguson, w. III.
Crewe, John 4. Meaney.
John ". Nertz.
ROANOKE. VA. April Especial
John W Wertz. n prominent ami popular
farmer of Floyd a. mty. died 1ere this
morning after an Illness of two DAYS OF
acute kidney trouble. He was the son OF
Noah Nertz. we'll known citizen OF
Roanoke county and brother Of James
and Chris II. Nertz Of this city. and OF
Newton Wertz Of Abingdon
Ile was about forty wears old and leaves
n wife and ten small Children. lie eft
home last Tuesday IN apr rently the best
of health.
Grorge v. Ingc.
PETERSBURG. VA. April 9.-Spccial--
Mr.. George VI. Inge. "A prominent citizen
OF Blackstone. Va died az his home
this morning.
The deceased was a native OF Lgren-
ourg county and a son 81 Mr.. Vincent
lnrc who for several years was a leading
merchant IN Petersburg.
Mr.. lnge was twice married and raves
several children. among whom IS Mrs.