Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-26
llE DIED INTERSTATE.
an TAYLOR LEFT NO WILL, AND
MS ESTATE WILL he DIVIDED.
IT is VALUED At $4,000
Mrs. II. VI. smith, sr., Dies nj /" Ripe
ola AEe-Mnjor n. W. Jcu f"sses
,,,ov nj the Soldiers HOmc-Fine
VAR Rccord--Other Denths.

AR y % Taylor. whose sudden death
,.s. announced in yesterdays Dispatch.
5.-f intcstate His property, which Is
,.,loed hy those who are convorsant with
ais affairs 90 about $1,000, will, therefore,
D.. 5,r.deG amongst his fourteen survlv-
.t~s r..atiyos. Only a short time ago Mr..
,r.v.a- spoke 70 Judge Ciopton with a
,.,e 20 having viii drawn. but the
matter rested there
Tfs mnoral has been arranged 20 occur
,,noTow afternoon at the late resi-
,.ncs Of the deceased. No. 2Co east Frank
la street. IL has not yet been decided
what minister will conduct the service.
1s Irs. Hatcher Cooper. and Smith were
81 1ut OF the city yesterday. The later
uon, VIII be made IN Hollywood Come
te-y FratcTnal Lodge, No. 90. of Ma
sors taking charge of the ceremonies at
tlo grayeside.
The honorary p0ll-bearerf Will be
Aessrs l.. vs.. Wcsger Maxwell IT,.
Clarke. George a. Hainos, Judge 5. b..
Nltt. James +. Vaughan. Judge W. J..
Copton. n. NJ. Smith. Jr.. William a..
Page. James II. Harvey y. ID. Hotch-
kiss. Eugene Shepperson. George G!psoh'
s.. l. ID. Cardoza. John j.. Mayer,
Charles y ellison r. ". Cunningham,
john S. Elicit Herman Myers NtoI GO
IL. Tbaxton william q. Miller II. B.
owen. John Rutter. Allen Stoke, j. W.
Bronaugh. Jr. John q. Sneison, James
McClc0d. and r. A.. sutton
Tbe active pail-besrers Will be Messrs.
a. 3. McRao. A. G.. Johnson. G. x. Coul-
ling. j. y. Paloy. =. p. Murray. and a.
j. Parrish.
Mrs. Charles Taylor. sister-in-law Of
tIs deceased. reached the city yesterday
evening, and other relatives Of the de-
ceased Are expected here to-day from
Iowhatan county
MUCH REGRET EXPRESSED
Tha announcement Of Mr.. Taylor's
C.atl was received with great surprise.
l.l caused profound regret. There were
many callers at the residence and there
Wtre some very affecting scenes beside
t.a BIER The employees of the J.. -.
TAYLOR company were greatly shocked at
r.. news OF the death Of their president.
I. n.cht they were assembled at the
r. once of the deceased. and the tr-
I..s OF affection and esteem were heart
t..t and sincere.
Tho Geath Of Mr. Taylor will not, it is
s..l affect the stock company OF which
te was Che h0n0red president. Mr.. Tay-
Dor was a member OF Lafayette Royal
Arch Chapter. no 49, Fraternal Lodge,
No u and Richmond C0mmandery. No.
knights Templar lie was also q men,
Deer of the Tnc-Crcek Baptist church. in
IOHh1tan county
Death of Major Jet.
Major T. Vs. Jett. OF Hampton. died
at Tho Soldiers Home I'm this city, yes
terday. iu the SGD year Of his age. De
ceased was native Of Northumberland
county Va lie served through the civil
war ass ereIueer officer Of Mah0ne's Bri-
rade, engineer officer OF Andersons
Division. and chief engineer on Lieuten-
alt-Geuoral Audeis0n's staff
He served from April. 1,o 20 the sur
render mo AIu0mattoX, ana was wounded
at tho Second Cold H1ru1r. Hc was
valuable and gallant officer
Major Jclt bad been Dr. The hospital Of
The Soldiers Home for two months.
Ihe remains wil De taken % Hampton
tais morning on the $40 train for inter
u.ut
Mrs. II. ". smith. Sr., Dead.
Mrs. H. ~. Smith, ST.. died yesterday
morning an tAe residence Of her daugh-
Ter Mrs. $. Tower. No iii Grove
avenue. fro The slrl year Of her age.
-f ana AIRS. Smith were probably the
Oldest u ricl couple ia Richmond. They
were married 40 the old Cove church,
n Al.mre county, in December. 1897,
and celebrated their golden wedding
nearly twelve years ago.
They bad seven children-Mrs. John II.
WIS ms. llr. Isaac r. Smith deceased.
-fs William n. Hardy deceased.
Charles w. smith (deoeaseD. Mrs. I. $.
Tower, Mrs. william A. Wade OF Balu-
~ Aa.. ana Mr.. ii. NJ. Smith, Jr.
-- smith leaves twenty-five grand
.'feu and three great-grandchildren to
l. her memory.
9TH. funeral viii take place from Mrs.
Towers residence Sunday evening at 3
o"., Tho pan-bearers will be COM
aI Of her grandsons.
Nr Smith. the consort Of this good
a'v is 90 years old. and will receive the
sympathy OF this community i'm his severe
.t...tou.
Mrs. SnndersOn Dead.
Mrs. Lula Is. Sauderson wife Of Mr..
u o. Sanderson died az her home, No.
100 Chaf8n street. Thursday az 1:4O 2. NJ
She is survived by her mother husband,
md one child.
The funeral viii take place from Ran
aoph-Street Baptist church ct 4 o'clock
tlis afternoon.