The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03

Phippen, ". II Babney, Archie Williams
and Dr.. T. 2. .Harker-
Mrs. c. V. lucas.
Mrs. c. V. Lucas. widow of the late Vim
cent Lucas. died yesterday morn
ing. at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. John W. Morris. No. 2otE East Broad
Street She was a member OF st.
Patrick's Church. and had been i'll about
ithree weeks with pneumonia.
Four children-Mrs. Florence Norris,
Mrs Mary Barnes. of Boston. and Messrs.
ANDREW and Tony Lucas of this city, and
one sister. Mrs. Catogui. of Roanoke
survive her.
The funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
aIrs. y. y. Marine.
Mrs. J. 3. Marine. of Goochland Court
house, died in this city, whittier she had
come TO undergo an operation, Tuesday
evening. She had no relatives here. She
was a native of Scotland. She is SUR
vtved by her husband and four children
Her age was about forty. The remains
were taken TO Goochland Courthouse yes
terday evening.
oIrs. siary =. Gillian.
Mrs Mary p Gillian, widow of the
late Thaddeus NJ. Gillian. died at her
residence, No. 221 South Cherry Street,
last night. She was fifty-tive years old.
The body VIII be taken to James city
tomorrow for interment in the family
burying ground there.
airs. Judith r. Williams
Mrs. Judith y Williams, wife Of Mr..
A J. Williams, died at her residence, at
Midlothian, last Monday. She was in
the seventy-eighth year of her age.
The funeral will take place at :; o'clock
this afternoon at the family bury
ing-ground.
John 7. Hill
John T. Fiji. aged thirteen years. died
at his home. on IittIepaSe Street Mad
dox HILL at $50 O'Clock yesterday morning.
The funeral viii! take place from Fair
mount Church at O'Clock this afternoon.
JP. Clifton
Mr.. j. P. clifton died yesterday morning
at his residence. No. OH North Twenty
fourth Street. He leaves a widow and
one daughter.
The funeral arrangements win be an
nounced later.
Geosre w. d. Ramsay.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 1,-SIr.
George w D. Ramsay died this after
non at the residence OF his son, Mr.. c.
William Ramsay, on Graham Street.
after a protracted illness. He was d
highly esteemed and well known resident.
years OF age. He was teller at tha
Citizens National Bank for ten or
twelve years, having been retired e!ghs
or nine years ago. He was for many
years teller of the Bank of the Old Do
uIinion, of Alexandria, one of the old
State banks, which after the war paid
its stockholders in fun,
MIR. Ramsay was a near relative OF
George Washiugtn.
He is survived by two sons-Messrs-
G.. William and Allen Ramsay.
Cuione! David c. Si.anks.
SALEM, VA. May -special.-coionei
David C. Shanks, a well-known citizen,
after an Illness of three months. died at
his home here yesterday: aged seventy
five years. He was q native OF Salem,
where ne mas lived all his life: gallans
Confederate soldier, member OF ths
Episcopal Church. and weIl-known
business man
HIS wife and four children survive
flIm-Captain D. C. Shanks. now stationed
in the Philippine Islands: Mrs. William
GraybilI, Rogersviile. Tenn: DR.. Joseph
Shanlcs, Salem, and Mrs. y. a. Phlegar,
OF Christiansburg.
Fetter S. HobIt,zcl.
BALTIMORE. Md. May Especial
Hon. Fetter S. Hoblitzel died to-day in
this city. Mrs. Hob!itzei, who survives.
was Miss julia Trueheart. of Richmond.
She has many relatives there now.
The couple were married in Richmond
shortly after the war.
afr. HobntzeI was siSty-two years o,d.
and had been member OF Congress and
ex-Spealser OF the Maryland House. lie
was private IN the Confederate army
during the war.
Mrs Catherine Il. Reid.
SALEM VA, May e-SpeciaI-Mrs.
Catherine L. Reid widow o5 Or. Frank
l.. Reid OF Nashville. Team. arid aunt of
Mr. j. G. Lanshorue. OF Salem. died -
the home OF her sister, in Poweison. W.
Va, Monday: aged eishty-siS years. Her
remains were brought here for intarsnent
The funeral took place here. to-day ii
tbf F,ofSco1ai Church