The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-07
The funeral will take place from the
house at 3 o clock this afternoon.
Alma WOUufin HulNO3u,

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Alma WOotifin HulNO,d.
Alma Woodiin Harwood, the bright lit
tic daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Har-
wood, died last might at 1876 O'Clock at
the residence of her grandfather, Mr.. T..
S. Woodfin, No. 2302s East Grace Street.
The cause of her death was spinal menin-
gifts. Alma was a bright little girl of
four years, and the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harwoods The arrangements
OF the funeral have not been made.
AIRS. h. Il. N c..,srsu,g.
Mrs z. a. sNlckerscn, of Warrensburg,
Mo-. died at her home Yesterday, Mrs.
N-cllerson was an aunt OF Governor j.
Hose Tyler. Miss, Edmunda Nckerson,
daughter of the deceased lady, was visit
ing the Governors family when two days
ago she was summoned to WarrensburS
by the illness of her mother
Mrs. Z. Il. - ii,iock.
Mrs. C. II. Whitlock, a lighly-esteemed
young lady, wife OF the telegraph operat-
or at Fort Lee, Ned at o'clock yestcr-
day morning.
The remains will be taken 10 Louisa
Court-House and the ntermept made in
the cemetery there.
Mrs. WhitlocIl leaves no children.
L. L. Thomas.
Mr.. Z. T. Thomas died at his home
at HoWard.s Grove Yesterday: aged 80
years Mr.. Thomas had been an invalid
for many years. HIS remains VII be
taken to Hanover county. where they will
be inferred in the family 5urying ground
to-day at l O'Clock.
Funeral If Mrs. Ris.inbnthann.
The Fl neral '!f Mrs. Jane Bayly Higgin-
botham was held from St James Epis-
copal Church yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock. The services were conducted by
the rector, Rev. w. N. Clarke. assisted
by Rev. w. B. Williams Captain Frank
Cunningham sang. The interment was
made in Hollywood.
l.; j. S.oyd.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs)
LOUISA, VA. Feb. GA large con-
course OF friends assembled yesterday
evening at the residence to pay the last
tribute of respect to the remains of Mr.
+. j. Boyd. In December his hand was
caught in the gearing Of d jack to the
horsepower of a machine saving wood
The two middle fingers We're so mashed
that it was necessary to amputate them.
The shock to his nerves was very great,
and the suffering weakened him very
much. He had almost recovered from
the wound when he was attacked with
pneumonia. Thus has passed away one
of the tlealth:est and most active Of men.
He was never sick and to the last had
the quick, springy step of Il youth and
worked regularly on his farm. He vas
almost devoted ana active member Of the
Methodist Church. and had bsen from
childhood. His wife survives him.
The pastor OF his church being sick. the
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
c. j.. Bane, OF Charlottesville, Il former
pastor, assisted by Rev. Aubrey Williams,
of the Baptist Church.
The paLgbearers We're: Messrs Leon
Levy, w. NJ. Perkins Travers Daniel,
James Baker, r. Z. rricc, and p 3.
Porter.
The surviving Children are: Mrs. Gennie
V Mallory, Memphis, Tenn: Mrs: Salle
Cgg. Stanton, Va; Mrs. Nora NJ. Wood
ward. Louisa, Va: MIS-. Eddie Daniel.
Louisa. Va: Mrs Mamie Wright, Bells
Cross Roads. Va: Mrs. Rosa Terrell, Rus
tin. louisiana: Air. j, L!nwood Boyd,
Bibbs, Va: Mr.. ]. Henry Boyd Memphis,
Tenn; Mr.. Ed S. Boyd, Louisa, Va.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
BRISTOL. TENN. Feb. 6.-A1rs. Mary
Brownlow. mother of Representative w.
2 Brownlow, of the First Congressional
District OF Tennessee, died last night at
Abingdon, Va, aged eighty five years. She
was the widow of Joseph Brownlow,
brother Of the late Governor William G..
Erownlow, of Tennessee. Mrs. Brownlow
was a member OF a prominent Virginia
family.
!;nsscr Webb.
Especial Dlsnatch to The Times.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Feb 6-Mr
Rosser Webb. ofEgthe Parker neishbor-
hood, Spotsylvania. county, died yesterday
of pneumonia, aged forty-sixF years. y
widow survives him @
s'1S. Nolnnd.
Especial Dispatch to nc TimeSl