The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15

L. D. Robinson, of King William county;
Mrs J. NJ Harbiuson, of Washington.
D. c.: Mr.. J. 2. Slaughter. of Pueblo.
Col: AR. T. Is. Slaughter, of this city
and also by two ststers-SLrs. d. StrauGhan
and Mrs. J. L. Edwards.
The funeral and interment will be from,
her Eome IN King William county. Va
Mrs Julia Il. Bow!cs.
Mrs Julia E. Bowles died yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock at the residence
of her son, Mr.. William Lewis Sowles,
No. 12S Reservoir Street. after a brief
but painful illness. She leaves five chill
c!ren-|Iessrs. Lewis. John and Joseph
|, Bowles; Mrs. Edward a. Napier and Mrs
Herbert Mandson.
Mrs Bowles was most estimable lady.
and her death Is much regretted
The funeral will take place at u O'Clock
in Hanover county.
o,rs. NJ a. Forbes.
Dr. Charles E. Hartman on Friday re-
cetved a telegram from Augusta County
informing him of the death of his mother.
Mrs. NJ A Forbes. She was the widow of
the late VIM. Forbes, and sister of Dr..
Geo 3. Steel. She leaves two sons, pr
Chas E. and Mr.. VIM. B. Hartman. the
latter of Allegheny City Ia. She was
long a member OF the Second Baptist
church Her remains were brought to
road. The funeral services took place
yesterday at > o'clock from Suthcrland's
undertaking rooms, No. ri Main Street
and the interment was in ShocFoe Hill
Cemetery The deacons of the Second
Baptist Church acted as pall-bearers.
Scabrook Woody.
Seabrook. the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Woody. No. III North
Twentyninth Street, died Friday even
ing after an illness of two weeks The
deceased was q c1lIId OF unusual anna
bility and lovabie characteristics. For
years afflicted with muscular trouble,
he was never known to complain, and
! bore himself with q patience and resig-
alton remarkable for one OF his years.
| He was much beloved member of st.
James Methodist Church from which the
funeral will take place this afternoon
John y. Gutinrow.
! Mr. John F. Guthrow died at $50
| o'clock yesterday morning at his resi-
J dence, No 1924 West Cary Street. in the
ffty-eighth year of his age, He is sur
; vived by widow and five children
The funeral will take place from West
View Baptist Church at 2 o'clock this
afternoon
Oracle C. Fields.
Oracle Cleveland Fields the nine-year-
old daughter of Andrew Mack and N. j.
! Fields, died yesterday evening at
| o'clock, a the residence of her father,
| at New North and Lady Mile Roads,
Henrico county.
The funeral will take place ats o'clock
| Monday afternoon from the residence.
! The interment will be in Hollywood.
Il. II. Thomas.
] Mr. r. H. Thomas died suddenly Friday
I, night at his residence on Maddox Hill.
He was stricken with paralysis about
| O'Clock. and died six hours later. Mr..
Thomas was in his seTenty-fourth year.
|, c. c. Clarke.
| Mr.. c. C. Clarke, a well-known citi-
! zen of Henrico, died this morning at
| O'Clock, at his residence, on Fulton Hill,
| on the Government Road. near Mont
| rose" Mr. Clarke had been sick for
| several months He was in the employ
| ment OF the Richmond Cedar Works. the
deceased was well known in Richmond
| and Manchester. A brother Mr.. Lin
/; don Clarke, survives him. The funeral
! will take place at O'Clock this afternoon
/ from the residence.
| Mrs Thomas a Carter.
/ Mrs Thomas A. Carter died yesterday
| afternoon at the residence of her nus
| band, Meadow station She leaves a
husband and several children. She was
the mother OF Mrs William Clarke, VINO
lives on Church Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Hall.
SUFFOLK, VA. April L. -special.-Miss
i Elizabeth HallEdied to-day in Isle OF Wight
i:county, aged eishty-sevenz years.
r. B. Boycit.
! SUFFOLK. VA, April 1i-Special.-Af-
,Ster a ten-days' Illness with pneumonia,
Il. E. Boyett died at 9 o'clock this morn
ing, aged fifty-tive years \ widow. who
was Clara iBabb. twenty-five years ago,
I five daughters and three Sons, survive him.
| DEATHS