The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Penclone c. Medden.

Penelope 4. W eGdeii. NiuoN OIL
Rev Alexander w. Weddell, D. D., once
pastor of ST. Johns Church of this city,
died at II o'clock yesterday morning at
her home No. Ill South First Street. 4
Mrs Weddell was the daughter OF Dr..
Wright, Of Norfolk, and is survived by
five children. She had been an Invalid
for some time, being taken seriously III
last Thursday.
To all who knew her the announcement
of the death of Mrs WedGeLl will come
as a great shock. She enjoyed a VIDE
acquaintance by whom she was greatly
loved.
The funeral will take place from All
Saints Chapel at 1890 o'clock to-day The
pall-bearers will be as follows:
Honorary-Maior Z. 7. d. Myers,
Messrs P H. Mayo. James n. Boyd. y.
r Harris, Jr-. James B. Pace. W. S.
Forbes, James T. Gray, DR.. Edward Nc
CURE, F. D. Williams. D. D Taliey. 10
Lane Stern and Charles S. Crenshaw-
Active-Messrs. Joseph B. Johnston,
Levin Joynes. Edward c. Mayo. John II.
Lyons. Blair Boiling, NJ. F. Montague, ".
". Morton and kirkwood Mitchell.
Mrs james Il. Tudor.
Mrs. James r. Tudor died at : o'clock
last night at the residence of her son-in-
law, Rev r. B. Collier, No. AT North
Eighth Street. Mrs. Tudor was In the
sixtieth year of her age Her only son.
Christian, was buried yesterday Mrs.
Tudor was twice married. Her first hus-
band was Prof. R. S. Phillips. of the Uni
versity Of Virginia. Unto them We're born
two children, Kate and Richie. The first
is the wife OF Rev. r. B. Collier. of Rich
mond, and the latter married MIR. w. r
Lane, of Winchester. Ky Prof. Phillips
accidentally shot himself while hunting.
Three years later, Mrs Phillips married
Mr. James r. Tudor.Gof Richmond BY
this marriage they had two children Ora
and Christian. Ora is the wife OF Mr.. AL
colt, of this city. and Christian died on
the 18th instant. Mrs. Tudor has only
one brother Judge T. ]. Christian. OF
Newport News Va, and sister. Mrs
Page. of Richmond She was great
sufferer. and welcomed death.
The time of the funeral will be an
nounced to-day.
Captain w. A. Weber.
Captain W. A Weber. q veteran of the
Civil War died at the City Hospital Tues
day night, aged seventy-one years. he mad
been under treatment at the institution
since December eth. He lived up to that
time at No. 600 Beverly Street, where he
has relatives. He was gallant soldier
and arrangements for the funeral will be
made by Lee Camp.
Virginia Tyler.
Virginia Tyler. infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler, died al her parents
home, No. 322 North Nineteenth Street,
at an early hour yesterday morning.
The funeral took place at O'Clock yes
terdav afternoon from the home, the in
torment in lakewood.
Mrs. ID. Is. Il. kralI.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
CHARLOTrESvILLE. VA, jan o
Mrs. D. 3. t. krall died last evening at
O'Clock at her residence on West Main
let ~ f,E.y. .
was the wife OF Mr.. G.. B. Krall. Mr.
Krall came to this city two years ago
from CheStertown, Md. He had bought
property and settled here, where he is
engaged in the wheelwrisht business,
Mr. Krall was one of the number OF APP
plicants for the Charlottesville postofflce,
but was defeated by Willard Gray Salts
man.
The remains OF Mrs. Krail was carried
to Chestertown, Md, to-day for inter
ment.
John James Young.
(By Associated Press.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 3
MI. John James Young, oldest citt-
zen OF Fredertcks burg, formerly a dry
goods merchant, many years collector OF
city taxes and !: member of the trn Of
A B. Bolts and Company, died this morn
ing: aged eighty-seven years He had
been a Mason sixty-Six years, and for the
past forty years WIS warden OF 81.
Georges Episcopal church. He leaves
five daughters and one son, and many
! grandchildren.
rs. Edith Sterling.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Tincs.)
COLCHESTER {. H. VA, Jan. a.-The
remains of Mrs. Edith Sterling, the daust-
| ter of the late Joe Deal, of Robin Neck.
! Gloucester county, win reach here to-
morrow morning from Baltimore. The IN
ternent will take place in Abingdon
Church Cemetery. Mrs. Sterling died IN
the Johns Hopkins Hospital from an oper-
| ution for appendicitis
DEATHS.
WEDDELL.-Died. at her residence. in
this city. January .. 1901. at noon,
PENCIE WRIGHT WEDDELL. daugh-
ter OF the late DR.. David Minton and
Penelope Creecy Wright. and widow OF
the Rev Alex. w. Weddell, D. D.
Funeral from st. Johns Church at II
O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING
Interment private
LAUER.-Died at No. 500 West Main
/ Street, January S. 1901. Mrs. JOHN
| LAUER, aged fifty-two years.
! Funeral from her late residence at
P. NJ THURSDAY. JANUARY 10th
Friends and acquaintances Invited to
attend.
uary sth, at n:5o P. NJ. Mrs. AMANDA
c. GRANT, widow of the late W. II.
Grant, Sr-
Saints chapel THURSDAY. at 1850