The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-19
OBITUARY.
Frank W. TAYLOR.

Mr. Frank w. Taylor died suddenly at
the home Of aunt, Mrs. X. w. wal
drop. Norfolk, Sunday night MI. Taylor
was aged 50 years. The funeral will take
place in Norfolk to-day.
Just after 4 telephone conversation
with Colonel G. ". Taylor, of this city,
Mr. Taylor was taken suddenly i'll: He
Immediately lapsed into Inconsistencies
and died two hours later.
Mr. Taylor was the senior member of
the firm of T. ". Taylor & Co, fertilizer
brokers. He came to Richmond to en-
gage in business about eighteen months
ago, and was we'll known in business
circles here. For some time Mr.. Taylor
had been in bad health, and a few
months ago went to Sanltarium at
Clifton Springs, n. Y, but returned to
Norfolk recently. unimproved. His bust
ness in this city was in charge of d. ii.
Norfleet.
ing to this city Mr. Taylor was engaged
in the fertilizer business. He was at one
time cashier of a Norfolk bank.
Mis- Eliza beth Crump.
Miss Elizabeth Cr,lnp died suddenly
Sunday morning at the residence of Mrs.
G. 7. Talley, No. 2o4 North Thirty-second
Street
Miss Crump was in her seventy-first
year. For more than thirty years she
was a member of the household Of the
late jefferson -Rowers, and enjoyed u wide
acquaintance in this city.
She was a consistent member OF Leigh
Street Baptist Church. Her funeral took
place from her late home yesterday after
noon.
nIrs. Katie w. holland.
Mrs Katie Wexford Nolahd, widow of
Colonel r ", n. holland, died sud
denly Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
at her residence. No. Is North Filth Street.
ericksburg and was Il woman OF loVabie
Christian character and popular
She is survived by a son. Mr. Preston
holland The funeral will take place this
morning at IL O'Clock from the Second
Presbyterian Church. of which the de-
ceased had been consistent member for
years. having last been in attendance on
the service on last Sunday morning.
The remains will be taken to Fred
ericksburg and will be Inferred IN the old
Wexford burying-ground.
DIrs. Is. Greentrce.
Mrs. Z. Greentree. resident of Rich
mond for more than fifty years. died at
her residence, No. 327 Brook Avenue, yes
terday afternoon. She was universally
loved and respected by a large circle of
friends.
Her funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock from the Hebrew
Mortuary Chapel.
Other Deaths in Richmond.
The widow of the late Edmund Pend,e-
ten. of Berkeley Springs, W Va. died at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. A. c. Row
land New York city. Mrs. Pendleton was
forty-five Years OF age. The body was
taken to Berkeley Springs for i1termen1.
The thirteen-yea- old daughter of Mr..
end Mrs. William Valentine died Satur-
day EFT Salt Lake Csty. Utah Mrs. Val
entine was Miss Helen EuiSer df this city
Furcral Sar,i .es.
The funeral of Mr.. John Sunday took
place from Laurel-Grore ~. E. Church
yesterday morning at II O Clock and the
interment WAS in lakewood.
The Bemains Of Mrs Alice a. Craddock
we're inferred in lakewood Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. the funeral taking Place
from Calvary Baptist Church.
At $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
remains of Mss Mary E. Harris were
buried in Eiverview. The funeral took
place from the First Baptist Church.
Mrs Elizabeth Torbeok, who died on
Saturday, WAS buried from ST. Mary's
Church yesterday afternoon at Clock.
the i,,terment being IN Mt. Calvary.
The funeral of Miss Cattle F. Hillyard
took place from West-End Christian
Church yesterday morning II II O'Clock.
Deaths in Wiaston-Salr.n.
Especial Dispatch tc The Tincs.)
wINSTON-SALEA1, n. c., Feb. Is
Mrs. Emory S. Gray, one of Winston's
most est,mable and popular ladies. deed
this morning. aged Shirty-two years. She
was taken Ill yesterday. caused by attask
OF heart disease. She was the daughter
of Mr.. and AIRS. T. B. Fitzgerald, OF
DaayillA Va. and leaves a husband and