The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-06
OBITUARY..
Funeral of Mrs. w. H. Perkins, Or

The remains of Mrs. w. H. Perkins. Jr..
reached mis- city Wednesday evening from
Virginia Beach, where she died sudden
ly on Tuesday. They were taken to the
home of Miss Belle Perkins, at No. 414
West Franklin street.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon at o'clock. at Grace Episcopal
Church. The interment was made In.
Hollywood Cemetery. The pall-bearers
were: Messrs c. S. Crnshaw, J.. B. Car
ter, Thomas Atkinson. R. E. Glover, r.
W. Jeffrey, 3. r. Eldridge and Mr..
France.
Mrs. R. F. Farley.
Mrs. R. F Farley died on Tuesday. at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. j. S.
Deal, of Greenville, s. c. Mrs. Farley
was born in Richmond in 1856 and was
married here eighteen years later. For
twenty-eight years she lived In Dan
vile. Three months ago she removed
to South Carolina to live with her daugh-
ter She leaves five children-J. A. Far
ley, of Charlotte; F. K. Farley, r. F.
Farley. Jr.. and Miss Jeanette Farley.
of Danville, and Mrs. ]. S. Deal, of
Greenville.
Mrs. Reverdy Estill.
Mrs Reverdy Estill died Wednesday In
Louisville. Ky. She was sister of Mrs.
Garland Clark. of Chestnut Hill. and a
daughter of Professor Heath j. Chris
tian formerly of Richmond College.
Mrs. Estil was a young lady who was
widely known and beloved here She Is
survived by her husband. Rev Reverdy
Estill and family of interesting chill
dren.
Mrs. Rebecca Bell.
The funeral of Mrs Rebekah Bell, who
died Tuesday afternoon, took place at
No o,f
Grace Street. Rev. w. E. Evans Of
fciated. The pall-bearers were: Messrs.
Reid Venable. Thomas Friend. Joseph
Pope Nash, Leslie H. Read. DR.. Frank
upsnur., Mr.. William crump Tucker Mr.
Lewis Blair.
Mrs. Clara e. Roth.
Mrs. Clara E. Roth died yesterday at
the residence Of her husband. Mr.. John
T. Roth No. 9O5 West Clay Street. The
funeral notice will be published later.
Deaths in Rockbridge.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LEXINGTON, VA, June 5-Mr. David
yVhitmore aged II years, died Monday
at his home near Raphine. He was a
member of the Fourth Virginia Regiment.
Storewall Brigade, and was good SOL
Gier. He was twice married his first
wife being a Miss Crist and his second
four children OF the first marriage.
In the same neighborhood on the day
previous Isaac F'ultz died at the age of
81 years He was native of Shenandoah
ccurty, Va, and came to Rockbrdge In
1855. He was successful farmer. a
good neighbor, and Christian gentle
man. His wife and ten children survive.
One son is a minister of the Baltimore
Conference M. E. Church. South, Rev.
r. Lee Fultz.
James Sturtevant.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
COCHRAN, VA. June 5.-Mr. James
/ Sturtevant died near Eanes Cross Roads,
Brunswick county. on yesterday after
noon He was the sole male representa-
tive in Virginia Of very prominent and
influential family. He is survived by
two brothers. one living in Tennessee,
the other in Missouri. The latter is a
prominent business man and wealthy
banker.
This afternoon at the old sturte-
want homestead, where as one Of a large
and happy family, he was born and
reared, Mr.. Sturtevant's remains were
laid to rest.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. ]. r. Sturgis.
Mrs. Mildred Moore Cullen Hopkins.
fSpecial Dispatch to The Times)
LEXINGTON, VA. June 5.-Mrs. Mill
dred Moore Cullen Hopkins. wife of Will
! lam S. Hopkins, a member of the Lex
| ington bar and president of the Bank Of
| Rockbridge, died here this afternoon. af-
| ter two weeks illness.
She was a daughter of the late DR..
J. S. D. Cullen, of Richmond, and was
| born and reared In that city. In 1890
| she was married to Mr.. Hopkins. who
survives her with three children The
| intermcnt will be made in Lexington.
Robert Kinnier.
! Especial Dispatch to The Tirucs.)
| LYNCHBURG. VA. June 5.-Robert
Kinnier, youngest son of the late VIII
| liam Kinnier died here this morning, af-
! ter long illness. few days ago ne
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
| DEATHS.
ROTH-Died, at her residence. No: 500
| West Clay Street: at $50 = NJ; Wed
| nesday, June 5, 1902 Mrs. CLARA r.
ROTH wife of John T. Roth. Funeral
notice later.
| NJ