The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-27

The body was removed to Billups' un-
dertaklns rooms and later TO the home of
Mr.. Wooddys brother. Mr.. William Nc
Even, Nineteenth and Grace Streets.
Tho fuierat will take place this morning
at II o'clock from Beulah Church. Tho
interment will be made in the family
burying-ground.
Miss Minnie French.
Miss Minnie French. formerly of Fear
isburs. Giles county, died Monday night
at the residence of her brother-in-law.
Rev W. S. Leake, No. 100 Graham Street,
Fulton.
Miss French was in the thirty-seventt,
year of her age and had been i'll for
some time therefore her death was not
unexpected. She was devoted Chris
tan and was loved by every who
came in contact with her
She is survived by three brothers and
three sisters-Messrs. Guy French. of
Roanoke; John French. of Pearisburs:
and Hon d. Edwin French. OF Key
stone, w Va; Mrs. ". S. Leake. of this
city; Mrs. c. c. Syndor, of Pembroke,
Va: AID Miss Bernice French. of Pearls
burg.
A1esdames Leake and Syndor were at
her bedside at the time of her death.
Messrs. D. Edwin and John French
reached the city last night The remains
will be taken TO Pearsburg this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. and the funeral will
take place from the 2earisburg Baptist
Church on Thursday at IL O'Clock.
mr.. B!o.mberg's Funeral To-Day
The funeral of Mr.. Louis Bloombe-s.
who died late Monday night from the ef-
fects of a stroke of paralysis. will taxa
place this afternoon at o'clock from thu
residence of Mr.. Sol. L. Boomberg. No
Ea ST Broad Street The, ser1-ica will
be conducted by DR.. Calisch, and .ne
burial will be in the Hebrew Cemetery
The following gentlemen will be the ac-
tive pall-bearers: Messrs. Charles Straus,
Raphael Levy. Milton a. Marcuse.
Joseph l.. Levy. Charles Straus, II. T.
hardt-
Funeral of Mrs. Burch.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Tabitha Burca
took place Monday afternoon from ST.
James NJ. E. Church. Tie sermon was
preached by Rev. r T, Bennett OF 81,
James, and Rev Mr.. Readles of the
Hasker-Memorial Church. assisted The
interment was made in lakewood.
Two ssters-Mrs. W. Fl. Jordan, of Not
toway county. and Mrs. Wylte A. Blank
enship. of this city-and two sons-Messrs.
]. II. and w. J. Burch-and a daughter,
Mrs. ]. E. Hubbard, survive
.siiss Kate Burch, who has been Sc
rtously i'll with typhoid malarial fever at
the same house for the past ten weeks.
was improvingly very rapidly up to the
time Of her srandmother.s death. but the
excitement caused by that occurrence has
had very Undesirable effect on her.
Mrs. A. S. Mallory.
tBy Associated Pres,.y
PENSACOLA, Fla. March 2s.-Mrs.
A. S. Mallory. the venerable widow of
Stephen R. Mallory secretary of the
navy of the Confederate States and
mother of United States Senator Stephen
II. Mallory. A. f. Mallory. OF this city,
and Mrs T. S. Kennedy. of New Orleans.
died here this afternoon.
John P Coverstone
Especial Dispatch to The Tin,esl
WOODSTOCK. VA, March 26-Mr
John P. Coverstone, a prominent farmer
OF the Fort Valley. aged IS years, died
yesterday morning. During the war OF
lS6l-lS63 ne was a prominent Confederate
veteran. He is survived by his widow
James NJ. McCalIey.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
SrOTSYLVANIA c. H. VA. March %
Mr.. James N1. NcCailey. OF Sunlight. died
last night. He was farmer and worthy
citizen. and was about fifty years OF age.
He leaves a wife and three children. He
was as brave Confederate soldier as
ever shouldered a .nusker.
Riley Martin.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Tir1es1
DANVILLE. VA. March 26.-Mr Riley
Martin died to-day at his home in this
city, aged thrty-nine s'ears. He We'd
hospitals in Richmond and Baltimore. but
death claimed him. He had resided here
for ten years He was NAIVE OF en-
rico county.
F. F. Jacobs.
Especial Dispatch + TIL Timesl
DANvILLE. VA, March 26-Mr f. F.
Jacobs died last night at the nome of his
brother. John A Jacobs. in this city He
was twenty-five years of age.