The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
OBITU AIRY.
MIR. y. -. Lipscomb.

Mr.. 4. b. Lpscomb died after Anger-
ing illness at his late residence, No. lOli
west Grace street, yesterday afternoon
at 1890 % cock. He was in the sixty-sixth
year of mis- age.
Mr.. LipscomO was one of the best
known and oldest business men in the
city For the past thirty-hve years he has
been engaged in the carriage and wagon
mandatory and for tho past twenty
years has conducted business at No. ~
east Cary street
The deceased has been a consistent
member OF the Grace Street Baptist
church for the past twenty-nine years.
He was prominent I'm masonry I'm this
city, being "a member Of St. Johns Lodge
No. &c. and Richmond C0mmandery No.
. knights Templar.
He leaves "a wife. two brothers and two
sisters and a number of uieces and
nephews in this city and Manchester.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence. 40. lOli west Grace Grace
street. Thursday afternoon ut 4 o'clock.
The ntermeut will be made in Hollywood
cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas W. DunStan.
The many friends Of Mr.. Samuel 3.
Dunstau will be panied 10 learn of the
sad death of his mother Mrs. Thomas
". Duustau which occurred yesterday
at Stevensvlile King and Queen county.
Mr. Dunstan with his wife. left for
Stevensvillo yesterday afternoon. and will
probably bring tho remains 10 Richmond
for intcrment In Hollywood.
Francis NIinton DiNSon.
Francis Minton Dixson. the 4-months
old son OF Mr John DiNson. stereOtypor
OF The Times newspaper. died yesterday
morning az 1880 o'clock.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from the residence
No. 2609 . street The intermeut viii
be IN lakewood.
Miss Bessie Cole.
Society circles were shocked at the nows
Of the sudden death on Monday night
last az about midnight OF Miss Bessie
Cole. o. Orange. y. j.. who has for about
n month been visiting Richmond friends.
Until about a week ago Miss Cole WAS
Mrs +. /. Valentines guest, but since
that time she has been visiting Mrs. Ro-
bert A. Gibson. Floyd avenue. on Mon
day night about S O'Clock. while on her
way to q social meeting OF the Dramatic
Club az the residence Of Mrs. w. H. Ia
tum. east Leigh street. she was suddenly
attacked by shoTtpess Of breath, and IN
company with her escort went into Mrs.
Joshua Peterkn's thinking the attack a
merely temporary one. IL became IN
stantly apparent, however. that she was
seriously m. and Dr. Stuart Mcclure was
summoned. In spite of his utmost efforts
to save her life, Miss Cole died shortly
after midnight.
Mrs Pcterkin. who was much attached
TO the young girl. would not permit tho
removal OF the remains from her house
and the body is now there. Miss Coles
father being expected to arrive in the
city last night
The case is a singularly sad one Miss
Cole was perhaps one Of the most genu-
fncly charming girl who ever visited
Richmond. All who have met her felt
singulary attracted 10 her.
Robert Mycr Raab.
Rev. Dr. Edward Callsch has returned
from Baltimore. where he went IN order
20 ohiclate n the funeral Of MIR. Robert
Myer Raab. on Sunday. The deceased
was a brother of Mr.. Emanuel Raab. OF
Richmond. and the news OF his death was
received with profound sorrow by wide
circle OF Richmond friends He was a
gallant soldier in the Confederate army.
For the past thirty-seven years he had
lived in Burlington. Iowa. and was one
OF the most prominent and highly es-
.eemed business men In that city He
was also n widely known and Influential
member OF the Order OF Eks, and his
remains were escorted 10 the Burlington
depot by a delegation OF one hundred
and nifty mebmers OF the local lodge. The
many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Raab regret exceedingly that this sorrow
should have fallen on them.