The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

wife Of Mr w c. Smith. OF this city.
The remains will reach Elba al SO,
this morning, and the interment will
be made In Hollywood services being held
at the grave at o'clock.
Miss Nora Crowley.
4 telegram was received Sunday by
Mr.. James W. Meagle. assistant engineer
OF Engine Company No. 3. announcing the
death IN Boston early Sunday morning
OF his sster-in-law. Miss Nora Crowley.
Miss Crowley was in the twenty-second
year of ner age. and had a number ~
friends IN Fulton 20 whom she paid 4
visit last August. She was a devoted
member OF the Catholic church. Her
sister Mrs Meagle, was with her az the
time OF her death. She will be inferred
in Boston.
Miss Louisa Baxter.
LEXINGTON. VA, April iL-Special.-
Miss Louisa Baxter aged seventyeight.
died here to-day. She was the only sur
yiving child Of the late DR. George BaN-
ter. who was once president OF Washing
ton college, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church of Lexington, and president ~
the Union Theological Seminary az
Hampden-Sidney, Va.
The last years Of her life were spent
at the home of Mr. Thomas McCorkle.
OF Lexington. The funeral will take place
tomorrow.
Colonel Bennett Taylor.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April IL
Specialize remains OF Colonel Bennett
Taylor was brought here this evening
His funeral will take place from the
Episcopal church at II o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Colonel Taylor died in Radford Satur.
day night at 10 o'clock. IN the sixty-sec-
Ond year Of his age. He is well-known
I'm this city. where he resided for a number
Of years. He came 10 Charlottesville just
before the late war.
He was a native OF Jefferson county
Va, and married a Miss Colston, OF Fred
erick county VINO survives him. together
with five chlldren-three boys and two
girls.
He served as an officer through tho
late war. and after the war he was editor
and proprietor OF the Charlottesville
Chronicle, which he conducted for two
or three years. He sold the paper. and
was elected clerk Of the Circuit Court ~
Albemarle county, which position he re-
signed 10 practice law. He moved 20
Radford Va, In 1859. where he practiced
law until the time Of his death.
Harry W. Leatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April IL
Special.-A telegram was received here
to-day, announcing the death OF Mr.
Harry W. Leatch. which occurred ar
| Cedar Grove, W. Va. Mr Leatch was
young man OF business prominence. and
| has many relatives here. His remains
were taken 70 ROckbridge county to-day
| for intermcnt.
Major r.. Y. Neblett.
| CREWE. VA. April 11.-Specili Major
r. n Neblett died al the residence OF his
SON Mr.. John W Neblett. here late yes
terday afternoon OF heart disease. IN the
| seventy-fourth year OF his age.
He was born and raised m Lunenourg
county. Va: graduated from William ana
Mary College in 1913; became major OF
captain OF artillery in the Confederate
army during the nrst twelve months or
the war. rcsigning his position IN 1852
when he retired 20 his farm, 10 Nottcway
county. where he lived unit. about i've
wears ago AZ which time he came 20 THIS
Z place 10 live with his son. He leaves two
children-Mr John w. Neblett, OF this
place. and Miss Mary Anna Neplett, %
Lunenburg county.
His remains will be buried in tho old
family burytng ground. in BRUNSWICK
county, tomorrow.
Harriet Wells.
Harriet Wells, colored, wife OF Rev
Richard Wells. pastor OF the Ebenezer
Baptist church. died at 1913 o'clock yes
terday afternoon at her residence. No. lVl
west Duval street.
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon from EbeneEer Bap-
list church.