The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The funeral will take place from lhe
conond Pantist Church, of which Mr. war
ron vas a member. at 1851 C,oCA
~ n,orn;nr and the remains VIII oa
taken TO Fredericksburg on ti!S iilt'
train for burial. The services VIZ - ;-4a7
Quoted by DR.. w. Z. Il. 9ili'e,i' {.
- hrs George Cooper and /. ). Dun
away. Ill, cot nc nall
bearers: c,,+,i,
1y,1tar Hoyie. Or. George B. Steel. Major
T. Booton Hill. Hon. j. taylor f- c,..s 80"
1Iessrs. john F. Glenn, benjamin 1'uoo'
and Warren Il. Mercer -..o
Honorary-Messrs. James b. "llls'on
Jackson B. Wood. John P. Branch Colone,
Arc;,er Anderson. Messrs. John Raglaha
and Charles Ct. Bosher.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Eppcs.
The death of Mrs. Laura NJ. Eppes. VIE
of Mr. George T. Eppes. occurred Satur-
a., ,,ornins at $50 o'clock at her resi-
aaoca No. $40 North First Street. alter
., illness of two months or more she :
s1.rri,-ad bv her husband and three chli-
lrpn as follows: Mrs. George Pittman.
of Washington; Miss Lee NJ. Eppes' ana
Mr.. Henry ]. Eppes.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
tla interment being made IN Shockoe
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Julia a. Isnttrr.
Mrs. Julia A. Rutter, wife OF Mr.. John
Rutter. died at $40 O'CLOCK SUNDAY liishI
at her residence, No. 521 North Ihlrtt
60 sha vas in the sixty-eighth year
of her age. n,.,
The funeral will take place from PARK
place church at 2:3O o'clock this evening.
Theodore nrGhnc.
Mr. Thaodore Krohne died Sunday night
at the Little Sisters of the Poor he
90, sevantv-six years of age, and had
hean in feeble health for some time.
Tho funeral will take place at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning from the home. Inc inter-
ment will take place in HOLLYWOOD
Cuntain James NJ. Hlarshali.
fsnee,al Dispatch to The Timcs.)
'FRONT.' ROYAL. VA. November %,
can't James NJ Marshall, an aged ana
respected citizen, great nephe" OF oiiiel
Justice Mershall, died sunday thoiiiihs a.
h;s residence. near Happy Creek, a.
r.,,t marshall was educated at the Vlr-
,ini, Military Institute, and during the
Civil War commanded a company III the
c.,utbarn army After the war he taught
sc,,oo, for A. great many years IN Warren
Ha was a. man OF the highest integrity.
upright and greatly respected. he ieaves
three sons. one OF whom is j. nj Marshall
Jr.. sheriff OF Warren county, and four.
daughters.
He will he buried to-day in Prospect Hill
Cemetery from the Episcopal Church.
Mrs. NJ. C. Pettus.
fSnacial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHASE CITY. VA, Nov. a5-A1rs. Mary
Coleman Pettus, who was thrown from
a, buggy a few weeks ago, died from the
INJURIES on Saturday. a large crowd at
tended her funeral at the Baptist Church
Yesterday, where the services were con-
Quoted by Revs. II. t. Williams and W.
p. Jordan she was 81 years old and
lady of most lovable character, with an
extensive relationship, and large circle
of devoted friends. Her piety was sincere
and unostentatious. and her kindness,
hospitality and charity commemorate
with her ability. Her sons-Hanlett Pet
tus, with Southern Railway Company, in
Norfolk, and T. +. Pettus. tobacconist.
of Wilson. n. CARVED in time to attend
her obsequies. Her husband. Mr.. Thomas
F. Pettus, survives her.