The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
OBITUARY..
Joseph T.. McGraw.

T
| hoaoltsI al Camp cuba Libre. Jackson
vine. fla. Friday night OF typhoid-icver.
| his remains were drought 10 this city
sunday and inferred IN MI Calvary
cemtery
Deceased was in the 9th year Of his
! age. be- was ID native OF Lancashire En-
/ gland. but had been i'm this country for
! the last six years.
lie gave up ID lucrative position tn Cin-
! ciDuau. o.. when the war broke out be-
/ tween this country and Spain, being anX-
! Sons 10 enlist in The American navy. For
/ this purpose he went 10 Newport News,
! but being unsuccessful. De entered Com
/ pany G.. of the Fourth Regiment
! The first mtlmation mat Private Nc
! Graw was lll was received by bis brother
! here on Thursday IN the following terse
! telegram. Joe McGraw critically ill. May
/ die tonight Typhoid fever.
The next message was the announce
ment OF Dis death
The body was accompauled 20 tho sta
/ ton ~ jacksonville by tho company 20
which deceased belonged with fun mill
! fary h0u0rs ana was Drought 20 Nch-
| mond by Sergeant b. J.. wilkins, VINO
was called home by o telegram annouhc-
ing the serious illness OF his sister The
! ,a-ket was brought on the train arriving
/ here al So. and was met at the depot
| az, the relatives and few intimate
/ friends. together with "A detail oi four
! mon from the United states Volunteer
/ recruiting station. who acted as pail
/ bearers.
Tie funeral cortege was formed az me
| dnnof and al once set on for Nj. CAL
/ ,,srr cemetery. where the Lost sad rites
! were performed ly Rev. Father Ilerney'
Deceased leaves n brother In this city
| AR lanes u. llcGraw. manager OF the
| metal department OF tho Southern Rail-
wav supply Company. lie was a nephew
/ OF James McGraw, Of 40 north Ienth
street
Henry Kepler.
Veteran Henry Kepler died at the Sol
! Gicrs' Home Yesterday evening. lie was
| the son OF the late Rev. II. $. kepier'
| for many years rector OF 81 John Epie-
| coral church lie went out IN 1901 I'D
! Comuquv D. " First Virginia Regiment
! Inn afterws rds .9ired tho first company
of the Richmond HoWtzers. serving 10
| the close of the war He was wounded
! and captured al Gettysburs remaining ln
| prison at Point Lookout for twenty
| months.
The funeral viii take place this after
| noon 40 $3.50 O'Clock from the chapel az
the Home Nh Kepler leaves one son.
Mr. Henry KEEPER Jr, OF Baltimore
J. Il. Sublctt.
pETERSBTRG. VA. July 2i-Special-
! Mr. j. H. Sullctt. proprietor or the Snlf-
| lev Hotel died at 2.31 O'Clock this morn
| ing. He had been il about ten weeks
with liver and kidney trouble.
| Mr. Sublctt was native of Richmond.
and during his life time kept several
large hotels in some OF the principal
cities of the North and South and was
widely known Mr. Suoiett came % Pee
torsburg "a few years ago from salem
| Va. and took charge OF the Shirley Holci,
| which he had conducted ever since. re
| was n member OF A. u. Hill camp con-
| Tolerate Veterans. and but for his illness
would have attended tho reunion ol COM
Tolerate Veterans at Atlanta.
! During the war between the states Mr..
sublett was 1000 aide on General Beaure-
| cards staff and was at one tme on the
! plains with Colonel W. +. cody. "bunalo
| Bill" Mr. SrbIett was very popular with
aU who knew him.
lie leaves "a vito and three children.
William \. Little.
! FRFDEHICKSBU VA. July o.
| Snc.ial-Mr William A. Little of this
! city, father of Hon. william a. Little
Dr.. died yesterday afternoon no 'Bosco-
nell" bis summer home in Stafford coun-
ty. near here. after an Illness of ten
! DAYS. aged seyrufy-eignt years
He was born in Philadelphia boo 1910 and
| was brought here when only two years
| old. Tie was educated at Princeton. y.
! j.. and came to the bar here a1ut hity-
| SIX years ago. For years Doe enjoyed
the largest practice. perhaps of amy law
ser il TdeWaier Virginia. Mr Little
has boon Commonwealth attorney ot
| King Gr0rg. county and served for years
as % member of the city Council Tie
was once offered but declined the judg-
ship off The circuit court of this circuit
Air. Little was "a member of the Pres
| hrteriau church. His mother was miss
Alexander. Of Philadelphia. and his fath-
or WAS John Prytou Little of Jefferson
county. NI Nr Little married @ Miss
| Fuzhuch. who died several years ago.
Two children survive him. SON and "a
daughter.
Honorary. a.. vs.. Wallace c. vs.. shcp-
herd g. Vs. ElrinetOn. b. T. Willis. Dr.
a. g. Dogrct. Dr. 81. VI. ID. Martin,
james S. Knox and a. ID. Tapscott.
Thadcue 4. johnson.
LOUISA. VA. July 23 Special
Thadeus T Johnson. who lived near
Bibb's post0mce. died suddenly MS
morning lie had been in rather bad
health for several years though app'i-
entity of robust health. Tie had eaten
breakfast and walked out when death
suddenly appeared.
He was always prominent I'm everything
that concerned the welfare Of his COM
muuity: active 30 church matters and a
stdunch Democrat
Another veteran N the Coniederacy
"has crossed over the river"
lie is survived by three grown sons.
20 Mrs. Laura Page Morris. zsazi
LYNCHBURG. VA. July Especial
Mrs Laura Page Morris. wife OF the late
Dr. William $. Morris. died last night az
the home Of ner son-in-law, Mr. j. VI.
Stsnnard in Greensboro, \. c. after a
lingering illness aged seventy years. Mrs
Morris passed almost her entire life I'm
this city where she was well-known and
highly esteemed Her surviving children
are Hon Page Morris. Congressman from
the Duluth. Mimi. District Mr.. John ;.
Morris OF Indian Territory and Mrs.
Mary Nowlin of INnchburg Mrs Nor
ris was a Miss Waller. OF Williamsburg.
Thomas l.. DOrnin.
NORFOLK. VA. July 2j.-speclal-
| Thomas j. Dornin chief of Noriolk po-
| lice died to-day aged ntty-seXen years
| He was son OF Commodore Ihomda \
| D0min o. $ y. and was ln 1901 z
! mldshipmln I'm the navy. he RESIGNED
| entered the Confederate service ana t's'
| to The rank of a lieutenant. lis Iflhei
P | and bee were BOO opposing natlr'. IT. W.
| prominently engaged IN nlihusierins eN-
petitions 10 Cuba during the ten years
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