The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-20
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N rs Louisa II. Elicit.
3 AIRS. Louisa h. Elicit. " dow Sof Mr.
William Elicit. died at IL 10 o, clock SUM
day morning at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. w c. Pemberton, No.
s2609 East Marshall Street. Mrs Elicit
had been i'll only about a week. Death /
resulted from the breaking down incident
to &old age.s
Mrs. Elicit was born in King VILLA nj I
county, but had resided in Richmond Sfor
about twcnty-eisht years, She leaves five
children-Mrs. H. G. Pemberton, at whose
residence she died; Mrs. Lou D. Elicit,
Mrs. Sarah D. -Ellett, Mrs. Bird Fuddn,
and MID. c, Elicit They all reside
in Richmond. M
3 Mrs. Elicit was a consistent Christian
and a member of the Third Christian
church.
The funeral will take place from the
,Seventh-Street Christian Church at II
o'clock this morning.
Colonel Henry A. Ware.
The body Of Colonel Henry Augustus
Ware, who died on Sat urday at Hunting
ton, w. Va, was brought to this city
Sunday and laid Ito rest in Hollywood
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Haffncr.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Haffner, who
died on Friday at Huntingt ton. w. Va.
took place at A O'Clock Sunday afternoon
from the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.
NJ. Donahoe, No. S1S East Clay Street.
Rev. Father Dona11oe, of Newport News
oficiated at the grave in Mount Calvary
cemetery.
Is Tho following were 4 the pall-bearers:
,Messrs. Patrick Dugan. Thomas Byrne,
William Purcell. William Harton, John
Teefey. James M.aPowers and P. Henry
Donahoe.
Herman oss. ss
s The funeral of Herman Koss,f the eleven
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Ross, of No. ia West Broad Street, took
place from st. Johns German Lutheran
Church at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. q
The following acted as pall-bea rers:
Messrs. Ferdinand volkrnan. Walter Polig,
Adolph Hartung, Charles Enders, Nutch-
erman and John Nenzel. The burial was
in Hollywood.
Mrs. Clara Bear.
Mrs. Clara Bear, daughter of Mrs. A.
Goldback, of this city. died yesterday in
Gordonsville. She was the widow of Mr..
Bernard Bear. Her remains will be
brought to Richmond ard inferred in the
Hebrew cemetery. 81
Louis Kolwisky.
Mr.. Louis Kolwislky, formerly of
Rdchnond, but lately of Asfeville, n. C.,
died in that city Saturday. The remains
were brought here yesterday and in
tered in the Hebrew Cemetery. st 1880
o'clock.
McClurg Wickham.
The funeral Of Mr.. NIcClurg Wickham,
who died Saturday, took place yesterday
morning from the Richmond and Ale
ehany depot, and the interment was made
in Shockoe HILL cemetery.
Deaths i'll Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 19.-spe-
cial.-George barley, leading cltizen,
died at an early hour this morning at
his home, in this city; aged about forty
six years. He leaves a widow and one
small child. He was a member of the
school board and had been engaged In
the lumber business.
The death of James Robinson, a we'll
known painter, occurred at his home, IN
this city, ait an early hour to-day He:
leaves a large family. He was a member
of the Columbia Steam Fire Engine Com
pany.
Henry Entwisle, a, well-known drug,
gfst, died here Sunday morning. He was
the son Of the late DR.. James Entwisle,
and is survived by "A widow and one
child.
Mrs. fCatharine Mu1nford, wife Of Fred
erick AIulnford, died at her home, in this
city, Sunday morning.
Mrs Louisa S. Willis.
KEYsvILLE, VA, March 19.-Special.-.
Mrs. Louisa s. Willis died on the 18th
instant at her home, near Keysville, and
was buried Friday in the Keysville Gene
terry, Rev Hugh Henry conducting the
burial service. She leaves one son, Mr.
Samuel NJ. Willis, and one daughter, Miss
Nedora Willis. She was nearly ninety
years old, and until the past few years
led a most active life. She was a con-
sistent member Of the Methodist Church
and highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Mrs Annie e. Hughes.
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, March H.
Mrs. Annie e. Hughes died at the resi-
dence Of her husband, DR.. J. F. Hughes,
at 4 O'Clock Sunday morning of heart
failure. She had been sick for about
ten days, and seemed to be improving
till Saturday night. She was sixty-four
years OF age. and is survived by her
husband and three daughters-NIrs. Dr.
o. c. Morris, Mrs. w. F. Tinsley ana
Miss Jessie Hughes.
The funeral services were held at the
Disciples Church this afternoon at
O clock, and interment made in the
cemetery adjoining the town.
Jesse II. Anderson.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March IL
Special-Jesse r. Anderson, of Stafford,
a brother Of William Anderson, of this
city, died at his home near Spotted
Tavern yesterday, of Bright's disease,
aged fifty-two years. He was a man of
strict integrity and highly esteemed. When
the Free Bridge. was built here he had
charge of the stone work, and under his
direction the piers were put up. He was
unmarried.
Captain William T. Whitaker.
s DANVILLE, VA, March ESPECIAL
Captain William T. Whitaker, a native
of Petersburg. sixty-one years old, and
master mechanic of the Danville and
Western Railroad shops, died here to-
day of Brghts disease.
A brother in Danville, one in Rich
mond, sister in Greensboro, wife and
four children are his surviving relatives.
Nlrs.iinnn Garth.
= CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March
Anna Garth, wife of
Mr.. IL Woods Garth, died last night at
11:2O at the home OF her father, Mr.
w. T.. Niaupin, clerk of the County
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