The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-27
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Louise Carer.

Mrs. Louise Carter died quite suddenly
Monday night at $50 o'clock at her home,
on Park Avenue and Meadow Streets.
from heart trouble. She was the wife OF
DR.. John F. Carter, a retired l-iysician,
and had lived in Richmond many years
Mrs. Carter was known to have suffered
from serious heart aiIection for some
time, and had been under treatment for
the trouble, which seemed to grow steadi-
ly more alarming until the end came.
Mrs. Carter was a Miss Rhodes, of Pc
tersburg, and was seyenty-eight years
old at the time of her death. her moth
er was an English woman. She leaves
three children-Mrs. E. S. Rose. Mrs.
Lewis Minnegerode and Mr.. L. Lee Car
ter. of this city.
The remains were taken yesterday to
the home of her son-in-law, Mr.. e. S.
Rose No. ITO Grove Avenue. where the
funeral will take place this afternoon at
8 80 9 clocK- The service will De con~uct-
ed by Rev. ]. j. Gravatt. Burial will be
in Shockoe Hill cemetery.
Miss Mary Coles Whitle.
Miss Mary Coles Whittle, niece Of
Bishop Whttle, died yesterday afternoon
at her home near Chatham. She was the
daughter of the late James Whittle and
was a cousin of Judge Whittle. of the
Supreme Court. The remains viii! prob
ably be brought here for interment,
Thomas c. Pitts.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
ONANCGCK. VA. Nov. 26.-Thos. 8.
Pitts. a prominent citizen Of Onancock
who died at his home. Only OH Oman
cock Creek Saturday. vas buried yes
terday from the Onancock Baptist
Church. He was IS years old. and is
survived by his wiGow, who was Miss
Elizabeth CuEter sister of the late Judge
Benjamin 7. Gunter one son and four
daughters Mr.. Pitts was native OF
Accomac county, but in his early man
hood engaged in business In Baltimore.
Returning to this county in 1859. he puT-
chased Only" the fsnmus home OF
Henry a. Wise, Governor Of Virginia.
and has since resided there. The OLD
house that Governor Wise occupied is
still standing, and the old OAKS under
which many old time feasts were held,
are still there.
Probably no one was more respected
in his community than Mr.. Pitts
S. q. Gibbs.
Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes.)
ROUGH CREEK, VA, Nov. 26.-Mr. S.
G. Gibbs died at his home near Madison
VILE Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. He
was eighty wears old and had been con-
hnel to his bed for several months. He
leaves a widow and two children. Mrs.
r. p. pugh. Of Danville and Mr.. Frank
Gibbs, of Pittsburg. Penn.
The burial took place at Salem: Church.
Colonel James W. Jones.
(Spccial Dispatch to The Times)
CHASE CITY, VA, Nov. 26-ln a re-
cent !ssue OF The Times the death OF Col
0f a.
ported. He was a native OF Mecklenburg
county and we'll known. During the
Civil War he was captain of Company B,
Fifty-sixth Regiment. the writer was
standing with him when he was wounded
at the battle of Frazer's Farm In 1857.
H, was an excellent soldier and splendid
man. He was colonel OF First Idahoe
Regiment which went to the Phllppine
Islands He occupied q high political po-
sition in his adopted state. and was once
the Demo cratic Lcminee for the United
States Senate.
Daniel ". Oaks.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
ROANOKE, VA. Nov. 26-Daniel w.
Oaks, an old citizen, died this morning,
aged seyenty-four years. He was a ma
tive Of Pittsylvania county, and served
through the entire war with the Twenty
first Virginia Regiment. He leaves a
wife and four children.
Mrs. Cora AlIiscn.
Especial Dispatch ia The Tjmes.)
WARSAW, VA. Nov. 26.-Mrs. Cora
Allison, wife of Captain John A. Allison,
a prominent oyster dealer, of Simonson.
this county, died suddenly Of congestion
Of the lungs this morning. She was a
sister of the Smith Bros, OF Sharp.s
Wharf.
DEATHS.
e, nrEn n;.a OF tho residance of her