The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
OBITUARY..
Lee l.. Butler.


Mr.. Lee T.. Butter. "A young man long
well known in this city. was fatally IN
iured last Friday morning. while coup
ling cars at Kenova. w. Va. Mr.. Butler
fingered In great agony until Sunday
morning. when he died
The remains were brought TO Richmond
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning by way
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The
funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this
morning from Sacred Heart church, and
the intecment will be made in Mt Cav
airy cemetery.
Mr. Butler was in the employ Of the
Norfolk and Western railway. He was
a son Of Mrs. NJ. j. Beal, Of No. col
south First street and brother Of
Messrs. Walter c.. Edward t., and
Joseph J. Butler, the two former being
with the Chesapeake and Ohio road. He
also leaves three sisters-Misses Agnes
L.. Josie c.. and A. G. Butler.
Mr.. Butler was much esteemed here,
and his sad death will be greatly re-
GREETED.
Miss May ALE. Woody.
Miss May A. Il. Woody. one of the
cst-known and most highly esteemed
ladies OF the vicinity Of Cold Harbor
Hanover county. Va. died yest srday af-
ternoon at the residence of her rela-
tive. w. L. McEwen. Grace and Nine
teenth streets. Miss Woody had been
a sufferer from rheumatism for eight
years. being most OF that time unable
to walk and experiencing the most acute
pain. Her .ufferngs were borne with
patience and resignation truly meautiful,
and death came rs a sweet relief
Her remains will be taken to Hanover
this morning and the funeral services VIII
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at O'Clock r. NJ. adjoining which Is her
birthplace and home.
Mr.. &. A. johnson.
Mr.. c. A. Johnson died yesterday at the
residence of his SON Mr. G. T.. Johnson,
formerly proprietor Of the Hotel Madison.
MIR. johnson was about g. years Old a
native Of Vermont and son Of one OF
the most prominent physicians Of that
State.
In early manhood he chose Virginia as
a future home and from the date of IFS
residence here identified his own feeling
and interests with those Of his adopted
State. He has been for many years a
substantial farmer Of Goochiand county.
He married Miss Patterson of that
county and leaves a large family of sons
and daughters.
W. X. Thomas.
Mr.. w. r. Thomas. a well-knS WAGON
tractor. died at his late residence. No.
H2 west Clay street. after long Illness,
at l:l9 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the
s!xty-fourth year Of his age.
Mr.. Thomas was a deacon in Grace
Street Baptist church and was highly
esteemed wherever known. His wife
died several years ago. but his children
two daughters ana a son-survive him.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Lester II. Thomas.
A special to The Times from Clifton
Forge last night says:
Lester H. Thomas, OF Richmond. died
at the Chesapeake and Ohio hospital here
at GlJ u. NJ. to-day OF typhoid-ieNer.
lie vas enploved as stenographer In As
sistant Master Mechanic J. A. Qdinn's
office. and had been sick but a snort
time. He was twenty-seven years Of age
and unmarried. His brother. Lloyd
Thomas. was with him at his death, and
will accompany the remain TO Richmond
tomorrow morning on Train NO. !.
Mrs. Emaline Titmps.
Yrs Emaline NJ. Titmus. widow Of
Jeremiah ]. Titmus. died Monday al
the residence OF her son-in-iaw Mr..
Ioseph w Field. No. 10 China street
deceased was in her ed year. and leaves
four daughters and three sons. The fun
eral win take place from Laurel-Street
Methodist church this afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Mr.. Moses Kaufman.
CHARI OTTETSVILLE. VA, Nov. s.
c,,oct,t Mr. Moses Kaufman one OF