The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

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W. Wood, George Bowden. Wilton Akin
son.
Honorary-Mayor r. NJ. Taylor, joseph
Shelton. j. d. Carneal. S. b. Witt, y y.
Richardson. C. o. SavIie, W. P.shnoWies'
Henry L. Carter. Charles n: ph1lhps. "a
N. Gill. w. L. Purcell. Pete" Knowles,
Joseph f. Powe.I, Frank T. Bates, FRANK
w. Cunningham George Libby, W IL.
stratton, John T. Hughes, ], NJ. Higgins,
w H Scott. Emmett Hill, T. c. Wahoro.
f. Z. Davis. j. r. Lankn, Harry Dsnoon'
B. f. Howard. ]. II. Rose. 7. Whey laws,
John z. Epps, c. ~. Hardwicke. T. q.
Williams.
Bernard J. Neurober.
Bernard Joseph Neuroher, infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry Neuroher, diec yes
terday morning AT the residence OF ms
parents on Meadow Bridge Road, Henrico
county.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
a, o'clock from ST. Mary's German
Catholic Church.
other Deaths.
Mr.. Patrick Reddy, father Of the late
Hon. w. T. Re9dy. Of This city, VINO
served as a member of the Virginia Cen
eral Assembly. died yesterday at ms
home in Ireland The death Of Mr. Reddy
was unexpected
Mr.. Floyd r. Harrison, native OF
Amherst Courthouse, was kliied III Lo-
raine. Ohio. last Sunday by being run over over
i,y a train. His remains were taken 10
his old home and inferred there on 'ea-
nesday.
Mr.. - NJ. Pollard. son of Thomas Pol
lard. died Friday in Raleigh, n. G., after
an Illness of four weeks. Mr.. Pol!ars1
vas employed by the North Carolina car
Service Association. and was highly es-
tee.ned both in Raleigh and in TINS CITY
His remains were brought to Rlchnohc
for burial
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam palmer. of No. $40 North Fifth Street,
Fulton. died Friday The funeral was
}.eld from the residence and the service
conducted by the Rev. a. Ferguson
Thomas Is. Lewis.
tspecial Dispatch 10 The Tinies.)
BcyTyroN. VA. Oct. 2o.-The remains
of Mr.. Thomas b. Lewis reached here last
n;abt from New York, and to-day We're
h,,rie7 in St. James Episcopal Church
ward where the bodies of his father ana
mother were inferred nearly fifty years
ago
Mr.. Lewis was born and raised in Neck
lenourg and was nearly seventy years OIL
ase. He Belonged 10 one of the pest iaInl-
lies in the State. At the beginning OF me
Civil War he Joined the BoEdton Ca'alls
in which company he served taltil1uiiS.
and later joined the Fourteenth virginia
Infantry. in which company ne served un-
III ia .1ose nf the war About thirty
wears since he moved TO New York city,
whe,. he had since resided. He was Il
iayyy.ar ny profession. but beng a very
/ tliffident man. he gave t up TO engage L.
commercial life. He was great soei''l
favorite in this community ;,
HIS old coiored nurse, Aunt Marian,
bent with her great age and inhrmiiies'
being over ninety years old. came 10 town
yesterday 10 attend the funeral ana 10
once more look into the face OF her young
! master.
j. II. Howard.
Especial Dislatch To lie T:pes.)
PoWHATAN c. h. VA, october 20
Mr.. joseph Fry Howard died this morn
| ing at the residence of his son, al I'M
MACE. Mir. Howard was born at Cuipepe
court-house July 4th. 1924, on the ISL
day of December, 1919, he married MIS-
Sarah E. Mitchell. He leaves four. son
and one daughter TO mourn thelr Loss
Mr.. A NJ. Howard. of Powhatan Court
mouse. va: Thomas E. Howard, OF Ander
son. S. c. Joseph Q. Howard. OF Mex
York. C. e. Howard, OF Fredericksburg
! and Mrs. V &. Howard. of Hanover, va.
he was a schoolmate of Senator JON
s Barbour Soon after his marriage n
moved to Goochland county, where unit
| !. few years ago he made his home and
which place his remains will be buried @
| Sunday evening next
! His remains will leave Powhatan Court
| house, from his sons residence about
| O'Clock A. n. and VIII be carried I
| Goochlard. crossing the river at Lee
| Landing. Services at the grave VIII. .
conducted by Rev j. II. REYNOLDS.
Airs. j. f. PelnbeIt,n-
| Especial Dispatch 10 Ihe Iimes.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. October 90
Mrs. ]. F. Pembertca. of Richmond, die
today while on 4 visit al the home to ne
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank dcWhir
/ IN Spotsylyan:a county. near this city,
] syphoid fever. Her husband and wv
| children survive her
] Il. N.Gihbs-
/ (Bv Associated Press.)
i NEW YORK. Oct. @.-E. y. Gibbs
/ treasurer of the New York Life 1nsur
anee Company, died at his home here to
1 day. He was largely interested in cotto
1 manufacture.
| DEATHS.
! BATKINS.-Died, at her husbands res
dence, No. 2107 East Broad Street, Oct
her 20, 1900. at SO clock A NJ, Mrs. :
ELLEN BATKINS, beloved wife of j
Batkins. in the siNty-seeond yea. OF N NJ