The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Louise Blenner.

A. NJ. Monday. Mrs. Blenner was ased
sixty-five years, and had been Ill fors some
time. She is survived by nine cifLiote1t
The funeral services will take place 4
from ct Johns German Lutheran Church
4o-nnarrsyw afternoon ait $50 O'Clock 'lhe
services win be conducted by Rev Paui
Mcneil, D. D., and the interment wiz De
made in Hollywood
The honorary Fall-bearers VIII DC
Mess-s A.. Won n. Rosenegk ohEtstlal
Unkel, Adam N1oll, Louis Bromn, VIII
lam Zamrnernsann. Sr., William Rueger'
Henry G. Miller and Ernest kaInl. Inc
active paII-l,earers will be Messrs. Charles
F,rUmrner, Matthews Brtiel. Charles step
nan, Charles Rueirrrnund, Moses Hutzier'
Jacob Wolff, Karl W-ippergnan and Jonn
F. Koaller.
STR. Robert.sicnning-
air. Robert Henning, well known
and highly respected citizen, died at the
virginia Hospital at O'Clock Sunday
morning. after 4 lingering illness of sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Henning was q North Carollnlar.
but had for the past few years resloeu
in this city at No. 10 South Third Street
He was a retired merchant, having con-
ducted a hardware business some years
ago. He leaves a wife and three chill
dren-Robert Hennins. Jr.. Mrs. Edwin
4. Palmer and Mrs John D. Munson, OF
this city.
The remains were taken to Wilmington.
n. G., al. GAS O'Clock Sunday night, where
the burial took place.
George C. Tucker.
Mr.. George C. Tucker died at 11:a5
O'Clock Sunday night at his residence, No.
SIG North Twenty-fourth Street: aged
fortv-tv-o years. He was a resident
of Crewe. but was taken i'll about two
months ago while on a visit to his family
here.
Mr. Tucker is survived by a mother.
wife. two brothers and d sister His
brothers are Messrs Charles and, Patrick
Tucker of Crewe His sister is Mrs.
Abigail Holt. of Chesterfield county, and
his mother is Mrs. Mary Tucker.
| His remains will De taken to Peters
burg for intermeut in BlantifGrsl
Cemetery, the funeral taking place from
| 4Tieh-Street Methodist Church this
! morning.
Charles 4. Hudson.
Mr. Charles L. Hudson died Sunday
morning at his residence, No. 10 North
| Twenty-ifth Street, in the forty-third
-! year of his age.
Mr.. Hudson was timer and had been
| in the employ OF Messrs. Charles H. Rose
| & Co. for about ten years. He was
| most excellent man and was respected by
| all who knew him. He leaves a widow
and several children.
The funeral will take place from Union
| Station Methodist Church at 4 o'clock
! this afternoon
IRIS. Mary A. Wallace.
| A telegram received here announces the
| death Sunday, in Caroline county, OF
| Mrs. Mary ". Wallace, wife OF Mr. Il,
| A Wallace, and sfster-in-law of Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Wallace. Mrs Wallace formerly re-
| air,s war
| brought here ana the funeral took place
| from Grace Episcopal Church yesterday
| afternoon at o'clock.
,Thoma ID. Cnvedo.
| Thomas D. Cavedo, aged one year and
| eleven months, died at the home OF his
| father, William R. Cavedo No. 2221 Plea
| SAINT Street. Sunday evening at go
O'Clock. after a lingering illness with
! meningitis This is the second death IN
/ the family within a week.
| The funeral will take place this after
| noon at 1 O'Clock.
Mrs. Indie c. Haliowell.
Mrs Indie C. HallowelI. a daughter Of
the late Mr. Wellington Goddin. long one
of Richrnonds leading citizens and sis
ter of Messrs. Charles W.. John T., and
| Harvey Goddin. of this city, died at her
| home, No. 1928 Grove Avenue, Sunday
! afternoon. She leaves one daughter, Mrs.
| Vara Winston.
T. G. Raltz.
Thomas George, the youngest son of
| Mr.. w l.. and Mrs. Josephine Baltz, died
| at the home of his parents on the Brook
| Road. Yesterday morning The interment
| will be made at / o'clock this afternoon
at North Run Church, Henrico county.
Genevieve C. Cox.
Little Genevieve c. Cox, of Ashland
| who died Sunday at the home of her
parents al that place, was buried here
yesterday IN Mt Calvary Cemetery.
Rev. Y. n. Whaicy.
GAINESVILLE, April a.-Special.-
/ Rev. F. N Whaley died Saturday at the
! residence of his son, DR.. F. S. Whaley,
| near town. He had been an invalid for
| a long time. and his death was in no
sense surprise. Mr.. Whaley was about
eighty-one years OF age, and for more
than half his life was the regular pastor
of the Presbyterian Church in Clarks-
Vile During his long pastorate and up
| to the day of his death he had the re-
| spect, the confidence and the affection of
his neople to a degree rarely equalled.
/ some wears ago his health failed him.
and he reluctantly realized that his life
! work was done. He removed to Danvllle
| to be with his son, then living there.
| and for some years he and his wife alter
| mated between Danville and Chatham
| where his married daughter lived But
he never forgot his old associations and
friends. When his son moved back to
| GAINESVILLE Mr.. and Mrs. WIhaley came
with him. He told the writer soon after
his return that his desire was to die
among his own people, as he touchingly
! nut it, and be buried from his old church
His wife and two children survive him
The funeral services We're held in tbs
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning
attn O'Clock. conducted by the Rev. DR.
Laird, of the First Presbyterian Church
in Danville. assisted by the Rev. Dr.
Drew, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
There. He died as he wished to die. a
peace with all men, among his own PEG
pie, and was buried from his old church
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