The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-12

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Worshipful Master Van Deventer officiat-
ing.
lhe following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Messis julius Straus, James II.
Capers, Arthur Levy. Ben. l.. BloomberS,
Chas. Straus and Joseph l.. Levy and
Messrs. 0. n. Forbes and Robert Persin-
son, from Richmond Lodge. No. 10, y. T.
and y. NJ
John Whiteside
Mr. John Whitesde who died on Fri
day in his eishtysecond year, was buried
Saturday afternoon near Seven Pines.
Messrs James d. Bailey, Joseph Castro,
William Chappell. j. &. Taylor, W. ].
Tiller and Andrew West acted as pail
bearers. Rev Mr.. Throckmorton Off
ciated.
Mr.. Whitesde was a native of Hull.
England and came early III the tifties to
the United States. After short stay of
about one year in the north he moved to
Richmond He was an expert mechanic
and worked as such first in the Tredegar
Works for some years and afterwards IN
the Chesapeake and Ohio shops. where he
remained steadily for some thirty odd
years up to 1887, when a stroke OF paraly-
sis disa bled him from active work. ana
reluctantly he had to retire to his farm
near Seven Pines He and his wife cele-
brated the ffty-tiftE anniversary of their
wedding August last. His aged WIDOW.
two sons four daughters. twenty grand
children and four great-Sra ndchlidreh
survive him.
George A. Savage.
AR George 4 Savage of the late firm
of Savage & Holmes. died yesterday morn n
ing at O. clock at his residence, No. ia $.
Fourth Street: aged about SlNty-lNe
years. He was in the Nineteenth Vlr-
GINA Reserves. and experienced much
local service lie had been i'll for a long
time. He leaves a wife and two children.
Tho funeral will be from the home at 4
O'Clock this evening.
The following delegation from Lee Camp
will attend: Gervas Storrs, j. /. terrl-
ter. A. l.. Lumsden, j. Fl. kracke, Charles
T. Turner. George W. Jarvis, c. O. Jones
and D. G. Smith
J. II. Edmends.
Mr.. j. III. Edmonds, after long illness
died at the Soldiers Home Sunday even
ing; aged tifty-nine years. lie mad been
at the home temporarily for some weeks
The funeral was from the home at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the inter
ment in OakWcOd.
The deceased was a gallant soldier
member of Company I, Sixth Virginia.
Mahone's Division. He leaves two sons.
both residents of this city.
The following detail from Lee Camp
attended the funeral: Joseph c. Dick
erson. James r. Gray, G. c. Scott, D. II.
Pyle. 3. NJ. Parham, George 7. Dean,
Robert n. Thomas and John G. Burruss
Joseph V. Reiteibach.
Mr.. joseph V. Reitelbach died at 2
o'clock Sunday morning at his residence,
No. 1409 Taylor Street; aged thirty-seven
years. He leaves a widow, two children,
two brothers and a sister
The funeral will take place from st.
Mary's German Catholic Church at 9
o'clock this morning,
Other Deaths and Funerals.
Mr.. John l.. Dennis died at his residence
No. 1914 Moore Street, Sunday evening, at
$50 o'clock. Mr. Dennis had been i'll only
four. days. and his sudden death proved
quite Il surprise. Mr. Dennis was aged 81
years a widow, mother and several sis
tiers survive him.
Agnes Elizabeth Ross, daughter of Mary
and the late John g. Ross, died at the
hcme ct her parent yesterday afternoon
aged twenty-one months. The funeral
vii! be held from st. Mary's Church to-
morrow at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. O. ]. Davis died Sunday at her
residence No. 31C1a South Laurel Street.
Besides her husband. she is survived by
a son of six years. The funeral will take
place to-day at = o'clock P. NJ. from the
Pine-Street Baptist Church. The burial
will be. in River View Cemetery.
Mi George w. Cottrell died at his home
in Baltimore Md, Sunday. Mr.. Cottrell
was formerly resident of this city.
Mr. Robert II. Melton died at O'Clock
Sunday morning at his residence, No. 63l
North Twenty-second Street He was III
the tifty-second year of his age.
EIarvie X. Onesty died at 2:15 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the residence of
his parents, No. 112 West Broad Street,
aged nine years. The funeral took place
at 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon from St.
Peters Cathedral.
The funeral of Mr.. James j. Sutherland
took place Sunday afternoon at O'clock
from L. T. Christians undertaking rooms.
The interment was made in SIloclzoe
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Lucy E. Wyatt
took place from the residence in Barton
Heights at 40 O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth
Uruuhart took place from Grace EpiSco-
pal Church yesterday afternoon. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Landon r.
members of her immediate family and by
the Rev. Mr. Mason. were taken to Oak
Hill'' the family buryinS-sround of her
old home in Southampton county, for in
terment.
Before her marriage Mrs. Urquhart was
a Miss Norfleet, of North Carolina. She
had for twelve years previous to her
death resided in Richmond. and had at
tanned her seventeen year Beside her
son and only child, w. II. Urquhart, Mrs.
Uruuhart is survived by her brother. MI.
Nortleet, and her sister, Mrs. Hines, of
Edenton. n. c.
The remains of George w. Larkin, who
died at his home on Darbytown Road.
about three miles below the city, on Sat
urday morning were taken yesterday to
his former home at Richmond. Mich.
The remains were accompanied by the
deceaseds son-in-law. John S. Allen.
The funeral of Mrs. Della c. Allen. wife
of William P. Allen. No. 2I03 0 Street,
took place from Unon-Station NJ r..
Church yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Interrnent was made in lakewood.
Mrs. Allen died Sunday morning of con-
gestion of the lungs. She is survived by
a. husband, three daughters and two sons.
M Allan is inst recovering from injuries