The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
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OBITUARY.
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OBITUARY.
Veteran J. IT.. Lengz.,5 iiis
Veteran j. H. Lengs dropped dead yes
terday morning at the Lee Camp Sol
diers' Home. His death was due to heart
fsilure, but prior to the sinking spell
which ended In death he had been in
usual health for some time.s He WAS
from RockbrIdse county, ana had been
an inmate OF the Home several years
During the war he served under
Grimes, OF the First Virginia Battalion.
The funeral will take place this morning
at 10 o'clock from Sacred Heart chnr oh.
Captain ". T. punphrey,
Captain ". F Humphrey, formerly: Of
Richmond, now OF Norfolk, died i;at his
residence. No. 172 Brewer Street setF1o:5o
A. NJ yesterday. The funeralrwill4 take
place Sunday afternoon in. Norfolk.
Captain Humphrey was for many years
& well-known citizen Of Richmond. Prior
to that time he lived in Asland, where
he was at one time assistant postmaster
. He was a gallant confederate soldier,
and was terribly wounded in the war, re-
covering from an injury that would have
proved fatal to any man Of less vitality.
He is survived by three daughters and
two sons HIS sons are Messrs!i w illtam
and Charles Humphrey, botho Of whom
are engaged in business here. One of his
daughters is Mrs. Nv W. MITCHELL OF
Newport News. eesaf5 SCR go
Mr. John L desTreviite. sso7s e
Mr. John5L' de TrevilleF died yesterday
morning about Il o'clock as tbs solalsEs
Home He had been d sun ereri for SONS
time, and mad recently t,sen stricken with
paralysis for the second time.
Mr.. de ireville was not an inmate Of
the Home, but had merely been living
there He was q. native Of South Caro-
lima, and came to Richmond shortly after
the war. During the war he served IN
the western army. He leaves "a SIS
ter who lives in South Carolina and one
son. Mr.. John L. dc sTrevlle, Jr., Of the
First National Bank in this city.
The funeral. will, take place at a & clock
thi. afternoon 6 from 4 Grace sAlisco-
pal Church. The interment will be made
in l1oiywood.
Mr.. is mes A. Huut
Mr., James A. Hunt died at 7:15 o'clock
Yesterday morning at his residence. NO.
.2eos @ Street, in the forty-hfth year OF his
age.
He is survived by q widow, Ms. Bette
Fl. Hunt and two children, James and
Leslie Hunt He leaves q brother. MI
John Hunt, and a sister, MIS- Edward
Moran. (.
Mrs. Martha N. Harper.
fsp.e,.i Dispatch to The T,res)
sIrTOIK. VA jan. s.-Mrs. Martha
NJ Harper, mother Of Colonel Luzerne
/ p. Harper, postmaster OF Suffolk. died at
$50 o'clock this morning at her sons
home. Nc. II: Main Street, aged eighty
four years
The funeral took place this afternoon,
and Colonel Harper tonight le1t VIII -lae
r,n,in. for Marshficld, seven miles from
Athens, Ohio. On Sunday the BODY. WIN
-. l,id be.,de that OF her late husband,
DR.. Isaac Harper
A PRESBYTERIAN in youth, she mad oeen
| .enohers Of the Methodist Church over
6,ty years. She. moved to SUFFOLK nine
wears ago. She leaves one othe1 son. a
! 3. Haruer OF St Paul MINI.
! Mrs. Iiarper's parents were MOSES
Baird, OF Pennsylvania, and mary a1a.-
| tin. OF Virginia. She was porn \. wv =
sey county. Ohio.
ars. Fey,eu's Funeral.
fspeei.l Dispatch to The Times)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. s.
7eh. remains Of MIS-. Champe Carter Pey
| ton, whose death occurred IN Lexington
"wednesday evening, reached this CITY yes
t.ra,y afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. Tho run
s ~, service. we're held atsthe University
chanel at $50 o'clock this afternoon,
conducted by the Rev. a. 3. Lee. OF
] Christ Church - ~,
The internert was In the University
| Cemetery with the following gentlemen
a. paIl-bearers: Judge John NJ White.
! Judge RI r w Duke.tJr.. Frank Gilmer,
DR.. John Stage Davis Prof F.7P Dun
ninston, Prof. ormond Stone, Mason Coz
| don, and Matt .Maury.5
| p;rs. .Ann'e Robbins.
Special ri-pateh to The Tin.s.)
WARSAW. VA, jan: s.-After many
month. OF declining health. Mrs. Annie
! Robbins. Of Westn oreland. died to-day
| FOR several years she had been president
of the Missionary Board OF Rappa.han-
mock District NJ e. Church, South
y lillian Frank Punphrey.
Especial Dispat ch to The Tirncs.)
NORFOLK VA, Jam lliam Frank
Pumphrey died this morning at his home,
No. liz Brewer Street He was a gallant
/ Confederate soldier and volunteered early
In the, war In Company Fl, First Virginia
Infantry, and was desperately wounded
at Sharpsburg.
His wife survives him. Mr.. Humphrey
was well known in Richmond ana Ash
land where he formerly resided tf
DEATHS.
fHuNT.-Died.5 at his residence. No. zeos
q Street rs o'clock "A 49, - Mr..
year OF his a Sc. s.asss