The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
Mrs. Alice Williams

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Mrs. AIics Williams died yesterday morn
ing OF dropsy at her home, No 1915 East
Franklin Street. She was forty-two years
old and a widow ono child survives her-
Tia funeral will be held this morning IN
terulen, will bs in lakewood
John L. Beaie-
Mr. John T BeaIe. a prominent Church,
Hill merchant. died suddenly at his home,
No, 25O1 Venable Street, last night about
9 o'clock. Mr.. Beale had just gone up 20
his room, and was lying on a lounge. when
his wife came up little later and found
him dead He had been in failing health for
soma time, and had not been able to attend
TO any business for about month. The
immediate cause OF his death is thought
to have been apopfeXy-
Mr. Beale was sXty-two years OF age.
and was a native OF Maryland. He removed
from Maryland to Petersburg. and from
that city came here about eight years ago.
He was twice married his first wife
being q Miss Whsrry, OF Petersburg, by
whom there were four children His sec
ond wife, who survives him. was Miss
Mary T. Cousins. of Chesterfield. There
are six children by the second marriage
fIs also leaves q sister here. one In Wash
ingtOn City. and 4 brother in North Caro-
time tomorrow, and the arrangements
Will be announced later
William Yoder.
NEWCASTLE. VA. June 2E-spectal.-
Mp. William Yoder died last Saturday
mornin: while his daughter was admins
tering to him his usual medicine. almost
III her devoted arms. Mr. Yodsr had been
sick only a few days. and the family were
totally urprepared for so serious q turn
TO his illness While he was Up in years.
he was apparently we!l-pressrved and
very active. and greatly Interested in life
up 20 few days. ago. Mr.. Yoder cana
u Virginia from Pennsylvania a few years
ago, and built perhaps the finest and
most complete home in the county on ona
o: tho beautiful hills in Newcastle, over
LOOKING; III. Johns Creek Valley and the
viIiag.
He was a public spirited citizen. and
spent a good deal of money here owning
valuable property In the little time hi
lived here he had found So many oppor-
tunities for the exercise of q phlanthropic
disposition that he had endsared himself
TO al! who knew him, and his loss is q
public one
Mr.. Yoder was born in Philadelphia about
1SS' and married an English lady, who
survives him. His only son Mr. Howard
Yoder. cashier of NewcastIe bank, has
lived in Newcastle for some years. and il
was due to this fact tina. his father built
his nome here. One daughter. married,
and living in Rochester, New York. and
Miss Emily Yoder, OF Newcastle wers
his children Sunday at Il O'Clock ne was
buried by the assembled lodges OF Masous
and Odi-Feows-f very impressive cers.
monr- There were several hundred of the
members, and the march to the Graf.
City Cemetery was more than Il mic.
Mr.. Yoder a good citizen and
good man, and the esteem OF his fellow.
men was attested by the large attendance
at his burial.
Deaths in Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. VA. June @7.-special.--
Miss Mary e. Jones died at the residence
OF her father, in this city. to-day
Miss Jones was q daughter o. Council.
man Jones. She was q consistent Chris,
tar. and q member OF this Second Bap.is
Church.
Mrs. Cornelius s Robinatt died at IN.
residence OF her husband. on Flee. Street.
yesterda:- She had been i'll only few
days. The funeral took place this after
noon.
Mary Vi. Moore.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 21-
Special-Mrs Mary NJ. Moore. relict of tlit
late Lewis Moore. formerly OF this city.
died last night az her home. in Philadel.
phia- Her remains will be brought hers
tomorrow for intermenr