The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-23
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Thomas Ii. TimberIakc.

Mr. Thomas B. Timberlake died after
long illness at II 30 o'clock last even
ing at his residence No. lois west Mar
shall street In the fifty-seventh year OF
his age.
Mr. Timberlake suffered q stroke OF
paralysis In January. 1897. and on Tues
day last a second one from which he
never rallied.
Mr.. Timberlake was one OF the city's
best known and esteemed citizens and
one whose interest in Richmond was a
known quality.
He was born and raised in Fredericks-
burg where he was married.
lie held a brilliant war record, being a
member Of Parkers famous battery.
He moved with his family 10 Richmond
about fifteen years ago and embarked In
the coal business in the firm Of A. l..
Elicit and Company. with which and It's
success he continued for several years.
He was up TO he time OF his Illness
with the Gay and Lorraine Company.
lie was a member OF the Red Men. ot
Rescue Council. Jr O. L. A. NJ. and
OF the order OF Chosen Friends.
He leaves a wife and three children
Messrs. p. 7. Undertake. OF the Murphy
Coal Company: c. II. Timberlnke, OF |.
Goddard. jewerly firm and Miss Lizzis
b. Undertake. He was an active mem
Der OF Park Place Methodist church.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed but Will be announced
duly.
Mrs. Clinton Depriest.
A special telegram to The Times last
night from Norfolk. Va. says:
Mrs. Mary A. DePriest. daughter OF
Captain Thomas Skinner. widow OF Mr..
Clinton DePriest. died at go o'clock to-
night at tho residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. J. w. Wassum. 2l7 Claiborne ave-
nue.. Brambleton.
Mrs. DePriest is Of Richmond. She had
been visiting here about three weeks,
and was taken sick shortly after her ar
rival.
She leaves, beside her daughter, two
sons. who are with the Seventh Army
Corps at Jacksonville Her death. which
was unexpected. is attributed 10 Appendix
citis
The remains will. II is thought. be sent
to Richmond tomorrow morning upon thu
Norfolk and Western railway for burial
Mrs. Mary Jacobs.
Mrs. Mary Jacobs. reict OF tho late
Isaac Jacobs. departed this life at her
residence. No. 1915 east Main street. Sun
day evening at $50 o'clock. after a long
ard painful Illness. which she bore with
whole life.
Mrs Jacob. has been resident Of this
city for over nifty years. and was known
for her many acts OF charity and beneyo-
lence. At the time OF her death she was
81 years old
She leaves seven children; Mr. Nathan
Jacobs. Misses Esther. Hannah and Fan
ME Jacobs. of this city; Mr. Ben. Jacobs.
OF Wheeling. w. Va. and Messrs. Frank
and Jacob Jacobs. OF Norfolk. Va.
The funeral will be held from the house
this morning at II o'clock.
Mrs Eugenia Atkinson.
Mrs. Eugenie Atkinson. wife OF Mr..
c. F. Atkinson. dice at the residence OF
her husband. No. 7l2 west Marshall
street yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock.
after a brief illness. She was In the
twenty-ninth year Of her age. and leaves
besides her husband. four small children.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from Pine Street
Baptist church. and the interment will
be made In River View Cemetery. Rev.
Mr. Hutson. pastor OF Pine Street church,
Will conduct the services.
Mrs. Lila Warwick Frazier.
RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Aug.
% -Special.-slrs Lila Warwick Frazier.
vile OF James A FRAZER, mdNa8cr
OF tho Rockbridge Alum Springs.
died at the residence OF her father. In
b IN county. yesterday evening.
Mrs. Frazier was a daughter OF Judge
J. w. Warwick. and married Mr.. James
A. Frazier in 1870. Mrs Frazier's Illness
has kept her away from the Springs this
summer. where she has Contributed 10
the social pleasures so generously In for
mer seasons. and her death brought sor-
row TO many OF the guests here.
She was buried yesterday afternoon &C
Warwick, in Bath county. at I o'clock.
william Muse.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. u
speciai.-Mr. William Muse, a gallant ex-
Confederate, died suddenly to-day al his
home in King George county, aged ntty-
I'VE years. He was at work and feeling
unwell went 20 the house TO rest. AS he
entered, he fell and whom members OF
the family reached him. he was dsad- \
widow and two children survive him.