The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
for many years superintendent of schools

for many years superintendent of schools
in Campbell.
He is survived by a number of children.
among them being Messrs. Eugene G.
and Walter Saunders. lawyers of New
Orleans; Staige Saunders, of louisiana.
Robert c.. Jr.. who is practicing law in
the Far West: Mrs. William II IIiek-
son and Misses Mary and Susie Saun-
ders. of EvinSton.
Captain S. 2. Leslie.
LEEsBURG, VA. September 22-Cap-
tain S. D.. Leslie. OF Hliisnoro. aleh oa,-
urGav evening from az. attack of paral-
vsis aged sixty three years ard was
buried this afternoon from Short ELL
T.aptist Church. Captain Leslie was q
highly respected and prominent clti2en
OF Loudoun county. About Two Years
ago. while attending chuzeh. ne suffered
an attack of paralysis. and was uflcon-
s,ioUs for a long while, but finally re-
covered sufficiently to so around hia
home Last Monday he attended the fu'
ncra; of Mrs. Nathan White. was LOOKING
i'll on Wednesday. and died on Saturday
while sitting in his chair
He. leaves; a wife, three daughters
Mr.. t;ayley. of Baltimore; Mrs. Otis
williams, of Leesburs, and Mrs WHITE
head of Chatham Va-and one son. Mr.,
Harry Leslie. of [seesburg. Captain Les'
rn was n gallant Confederate soldier,
CAPTAIN of Company n. Eighth Virginia
Regiment. Colonel Eppa tiunton. COM
nLanGing.
Miss Mary Walden.
fSpecial Dispatch TO The Times.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September
wears of age, daughter of Mr. Jacob Val
den one of James City cotinty's moss
popular and prominent farmers. died at
her home few miles from Williams
burg Saturday afternoon at $40 O'Clock.
She had only been sick for few days
with nalariai fever She was very
prominent among the young people both
of James City and Williamsburg and
much beloved by all who knew her Her
death was very sad one. indeed ShI
I was the youngest daughter of Mr.. Val
den's three daughters and was devoted
! to her father She had the misforS
| tune TO lose her mother several years
previous.
| The funeral viii take place from Five
| Forks Church about three miles from
| Williamsburg and the interment will
be in ..4Adar Grove" Cemetery. of this
| place.
Hiram Walker.
| Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
| CHEsTERFIELD VA. September r.
| Tie funeral OF Mr.. Hiram Walker. wnt.
| died at his home near Drewrys Bluff.
| in this county last Saturday morning,
| took place yesterday afternoon. In spite
! of the rain d, large number or peopls
!, attended to pay their last respects 20 tina
| dead. Mr. Walker having been Cor many
| decades a prominent and respected citizen
! ~ Chesterfield county Mr.. Walker
Leaves six children living. among them
| Atessrs. D. Mason Walker and Waverly
| 7 Walker OF Drewry's Blutf. and Miss
Mary Walker. who lived with her father.
! ,rne interment was made at Mr.. Walkers
/ old home place near Drewrys Bluff.
Mrs. Irene Is. Page.
! fsoecia, Dispatch to The Times,
| ccffAK..l,TTESVILLE.. VA. September
| aoNrs. Irene VI. Page. wife OF the late
| William NJ Page, died yesterday MORN
iu., at her home. on Page Street. after
| n brief Illness. aged sixty-six years. The
| funeral service occurred this afternoon.
(. Mrs Page is survived by three chill
| drer1-P c. Page. OF Daavilie. NJ. Fl.
rage and Mrs. r. n. Slndridge. OF this
city.
Walter [. Quinn.
Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Septemhes
22.-Wa!ter L. Quinn died this morning
/ at the home OF his sister. Mrs. r. 4.
Ifattors. aged nineteen. of consumption.
He is survived also by a brother. His
parents are dead.
DEATHS.
/ oIfINN.-Died Monday. September @.
1907, at 4. NJ. at his sisters residences
! at Newport News. Va. WALTER
i LOUIS QUINN. In the twentieth year