The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Ada Is. Taliaferro.


Mrs Ada q Taliaferro died A. $50
o'clock saturday morning az the home
Of her husband. Mr.. +. Alton Taliaferro.
near Pole Green. in Hanover county.
Deceased was IN her thirtyninth year
and was a Miss Dickinson She was a
Jealous Christian. had long been an ac-
tive member OF Walnut Grove Baptist
church. and was held In anectionate re-
gard by a large circle NJ friends She
Is survived by her husband and seven
children. two Of them infant twins
The funeral services took place from
Walnut Grove Baptist church sunday
afternoon a. I o'clock. and were con-
Quoted by Rev. Or. !. g Hiden, OF this
city.
Mrs. Mary \. Iarbroush.
Mrs. Mary A Yarbrough died Sunday
afternoon a. her residence In Hcnrico.
near Deaf Bottom. I'm the seventy-third
year Of her age. Mrs Yarbrough was
tho widow Of the late Thomas J. Var
broush. who for many years was Jus
tica Of the Peace Of Henrico county.
She leaves five children-Messrs. Geo
w Thomas II. and James T.. and Mrs
Rebecca Whiilock and Mrs Florence z.
Cartwright. She was O. native of Henri
co county.
Her funeral will take place from the
late residence this morning az 1910
o'clock.
James 4. Smithcr.
Mr. James A. Smither died Sunday
morning ar the residence OF his father
Mr. q. l.. Smther. No. 407 west Marshall
street. Mr.. Smither had been an about
a week with erysipelas. lie was only
about twenty-five years OF age, and was
a clerk IN the establishment OF Griffin &
Smither. fruit dealers. on norih Sixth
street. Mr. Smlther was a highly popu-
lar young man. and gave promise Of
successful business career. lie was
member Of the Baptist Church.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon from West View Baptist church.
Mrs Il. VI. Cosby.
Mrs r. VI Cosby died Sunday night az
her residence 90 Hanover county. Her
husband Mr. r. VI Cosby Is we'll
known citizen OF Hanover and has
friends here
The funeral took place from Shady
Grove Methodist Episcopal church at 10
o'clock Sunday morning.
Mrs. Pocahonfas Lipscomb.
Mrs Pocshontas Lipscomb. relict Of
Mr.. Cornelius Lipscomb, died Sunday
morning az her residence. No. 1872 east
Grace street.
-..rs Lipscomb was widely known. and
her death will be deeply mourned by
scores OF friends. Her hbsl and was NJ
G. r. LipscomD. a prominent coal mer-
chant OF this city. and she is survived
by six children-Messrs Stanley. Irwin.
Charles. Herbert and Miss Minnie lips
comb. OF this city. and Rev. b. r. Lips
comb. OF Newport News.
William II. kimberly.
HAMPTON. VA. August IS Special
Mr. william II Kimberly. probably the
oldest resident of Old Point was found
dead IN his bed yesterday morning ar the
residnce Of his son. John B. Kimberly.
az Old Point From his appearance when
found his death was an easy one, as
there were no signs Of a struggle Mr.
Kimbriy was well and hearty upon re-
firing and was IN the Chsmberlin the
night before talking 10 his friends and
telling them how well he felt
He came 10 Old Point as an army con
tractor In 1861 and has resided there ever
since. Ia the course OF his life al Fort
ress Monroe he has made hundreds OF
friends from all over the country. He
was genial and pleasant and temperate
IN his habits. During his many years Of
business he had amassed considerable
property.
lie leaves large family OF sons and
daughters. Among them are John -.
William r.. Jr. Samuel and Harry l..
and Mrs. Wesley NJ Oler OF Baltimore.
he has also several other children In
Baltimore and Chicago. His wife died
several years ago and he never married
again.
Mr.. Kimberly was native Of Bslti-
more. where he Is well known. He was in
his seventy-eighth year and was re-
markably well-preserved man The fun
eral will take place this evening AT
Fortress Monroe.
Deaths in spottsyIvania
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August i5.-
Special-Mrs Charles Talley died last
night at Their home al Chancellorsville.
In this county OF typhoid fever. Two
members OF the same family died re-
Gently o, the same disease.
News was received here today OF ths
death In Washington 0. ME. Albsr, stock
man. formerly OF this county. al the
residence OF his brother. Mr. william
stockman His brother and two sisters
left here for Washington to-day.