The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-15

lister in Troy, NY. Conference Method
list Episcopal Church. She bore her al
fiction with great patience
She leaves two sons-Albert and Charles.
5Bedell Of Richmond.
Her funeral will take place from Mrs.
Bedell's home at $50 P. M. to-day. SER
-rces will be conducted by Rev. w W.
Lear. Of Centenary Church. Friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to att
tend.
Opheiia Allegro BEDFORD.
Mrs. Ophelia.I Allegro Redford, widow
of the late Claiming z. BEDFORD, died
last night at $3.50 o'clock at her home,
No. 1901 West Grace Street
Mrs BEDFORD was ffty-nine years OF
age, and for some time had been i'll and
confined to her room. She had been
lifelong members of Centenary. Ietho-
dist Church and identified with its char
liable institutions in many ways. as
pl esident of the Ladies Aid Society, she
was active until her recent Illness in its
interest. Before her marriage she was a
Miss Allegro Of this city.
Mrs. Redford is survived by i've chill
dren two sons, Mr. Horace A. BEDFORD,
with the Associated Railways, and Mr.
Oscar P. Bedford, draughtsman at the
Richmond Locomotive Works; three
daughters, Misses Blanche A BEDFORD,
Ethel BEDFORD and Julia BEDFORD, all of
whom reside in Richmond.
y brother, Mr. William r. Allegro, of
the Journal of Commerce, New York,
survives Mrs. Redford
The funeral arrangements had not been
made last night, but will be announced
in the afternoon papers
i. MIR. Landon r. Mason.
Landon Randolph Mason, son of Stew
ems Mason, of Fauquier county, Va. died
on Sunday nightKof typhoid fever, at the
residence of his father. He was a nephew
of Rev. Landon r Mason, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, this city.
Richard Epes.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)
BLACKSTONE, * VA, April 4.-Mr.
Richard Epes, the father OF the late Con-
gresham Sidney p. Epes, died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. T. NJ. billiard,
here, on yesterday at 3 o'clock. His bur-
ial took place this afternoon al o'clock
in the cemetery. here. EIe was. for many
years clerk Of the courts Of this county.
both before, during and after the war, and
was highly regarded by every one for his
integrity and lofty character. He was
seventy-seven years Of age and leaves.
several children, two of whom reside in
Texas
Mrs. Lettie BIedsoe Harrison.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
AMHERST, VA.,5Apri 14.-The remains
of Mrs. Lettie Bledsoe Harrison, who died
in Norfolk yesterday. were brought here
to-day for interrnent in Amherst cen1e-
terry. by the side of her father. Rev. Or.
A. C. Bledsoe and other members of her
family.
The funeral took place from the Meth
odist Church, being conducted by the
pastor. Rev. E.. ". Carson.
Deaths in Roanoke.
fsnccial Dispatch to The Tlmes.}
ROANOKE, VA, April 14.-A1rs Annie
Norman. widow Of the late Captain r.
b. SMoorman. who was one Of the most
prominent citizens in this section, died
Sunday morning at the esidence o. Z /.
6. S. Luck, aged seventy-twc years. She
is survived by two daughters. Mrs
Luck and Mrs i. Buf3-:7, and Mr..
Robert B. Norman. who resides in
Washington.
Mrs Mary q. White, wife Of Mr.. Ed
ward White. died yesterll., aged seven
ty-one years, from paralysis
Mrs. Mary Dycer, wife CT Mr.. Geo: 90
Dycer, died yesterday. aged fifty. nine
years, from kidney trouble.
Mr. W. L. Hurt, a m lchinls:, and ra-
tive of Bedford, died last night from Con-
sumption, aged forty-fve years.
Deaths in Cumberland.
(specinl Dispatch to The Times.l
CARTERSVILLE. VA, April 4.--irs.
Emma Hewitt, the widow Of the late Mar
shall Hewitt, died Saturday morning at
her home, a few niles from Gainesville.
Mrs. Hewitt. had been a suffered for years
and her death had been expected Tor
months. The burial services We're conduct
e6 by Rev.qJ. E. Gwa tkin, OF the Baptist
Church, Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hew-
tits remains were laid to rest in the quiet
|3little graveyard near the home of Miss
Martha Astiger. who died a short while
ego Mrs Hewitt leaves six children. two
OF whom are now living in California
Mr.. Boyd Daniel who lived near: Flan-
agan's Mills, died last night He had been
fparalyzed, and was r great sufferer up to
the time Of his death
DEATHS.