The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-12
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary Lewis Wicker.
Mrs. Mary Lewis Wicker. widow Of
1ently Wicker, Of Old Church. Hanover
County, died at the residence of her SON.
in-law, Mr.. n. w. Cosby, No. 621 North
Eighth Street. Thursday afternoon, after
an illness of about six weeks. Mrs.
Agnes, Mrs. W. C. Moore and Mrs. n.
w. Cosby.
The funeral will be held to-day at
noon in Emmanuel Church. Old Church.
Hanover county,. and the burial will be
there. The immediate family and init
mate friends of Mrs. Wicker will so
from this city.
ppm I M 'sdW
Mrs W. L. Kidd was buried yesterday
at Oakwood The funeral service
was conducted at Bliley's undertaking
office by Rev. George II Wiley. In the
presence of number Of friends. Mrs.
Kidd was married just six weeks ago.
Mr. Kidd is well known in Richmond.
Funeral Of Miss Rhea Myers.
The snreraI of Miss Rhea Myers. only
daughter OF Mrs. Rachel Myers, and sis
ter OF NTcssrs Barney p. and Lo' IS Z.
Myers, VII! lake place Sunday morning
The remains vii leave the residence, No.
1000 Ha..ove- Street at 10 O'Clock. Se"-
vices will be held at the Hebrew Nor
tuary Chapel at 1850.
The palIbearers will be as follows:
Actiye-Messrs Martin Semon, w. B.
Piz.ini. Phf sSchloss, Simon Solomon, B.
Wolf. Castor Kraker, e. We'll, John
Browning.
Honorary-Sol. Binswanger, W. S. Nor
I a A. T
! Gunst, W. A. Moncurc, NJ. NJ. Strause,
DR.. c. V. Darlington.
Mrs. r. L. Hurt.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
BLACKSTONE. VA, April 11.-Mrs. X.
L. Hurt died at her home, about six miles
south Of here, on Saturday, at 1 o'clock,
after an Illness of only a few hours. LIP
to the time OF her being stricken with
meningitis. Mrs. Hurt was in The enjoy
ment Of her usual health and no lntiIla-
tor of the sudden blow that was to fall,
was given.
She was about sixty years of age, and
leaves, beside husband, four children.
These are NIessrs. r. L.. and Waverly
| Hurt. and Mesdames Lorcna Thornton and
Carson Elmore.
Samuel L. Jones.
| fSpecial Dispatch to The Tirles.>
u
T.. Jones, of this city, was stricken with
! paralysis Tuesday morning, of which he
| died this evening. Mr.. Jones. who was
eichty-two years Old was formerly OF
| Richmond. Va. where for many years he
| was engaged in the manufacture OF to-
| bacco.
Later in life he Travelled all over the
! country in the interest of large Ne"
| York tobacco concerns.
Fredericksburg Deaths.
Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April IL
| Mrs. Mary J. Gutridge. formerly OF West
| moreland county, died at her home here
! tu-day. after lingering Illness, aged sew
| enty-two years
Miss Maria Thornton until recently
! resident Of this city. died in Richmond
| last night Her remains will be taken TO
! Caroline county for interment in the
| family burying ground
Arthur F. Boothe.
fspccia, Dispatch to The Times.>
HEATHSVILLE VA. April 1l.-Mr.
| Arthur II. Boothe. a prominent citizen of
| wicomico Church, this county, who had
| been for n number of years oyster IN
! spector for that district. died Wednes-
| day His death was not altogether uneS-
nected. as he had been i'll for some time.
He was about forty-three years Old and
| leaves wife and several children.
John w. Brown.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
WINCHESTER. VA, April 11.-John
W. Brown, who at one time was an eS-
| tensive glove manufacturer. died at his
| apartments here to-day. aged seventy
vears He was a native of Fauquier
| county. and is survived by one brother,
William D. Brown. of Baltimore. His
| wife and children are dead.
| James Roberts.
(snacial Dispatch to The Times.)
| CREWE, VA. April 11--Alr. James Rob-
erts died at his home hero last night
of pleuro-pneumonia. He leaves a wife
and two small children. He will be buried
| in the crewe Cemetery tomorrow morn
! ing at 10 o'clock. Rev. f. NJ. Moore will
conduct the funeral services in the Bap-
| list Church.
Mrs. Mary Wicker.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,
| OLD CHURCH, VA. April 11.-aIrs.
/ Mary L. Wicker, long a resident Of this
| Mace. whose death took place in Rich
i Ga t11rday at u o'clock in Emmanuel
! Church Cemetery, services to be con-
Quoted by the Rev T. T. Hundey, OF
/ Gethsemane.
DEATHS OF ADAY.
! (By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA, GA. April 11.-N1ajor John
I w Green. a Confederate veteran and at
one time general manager of the Georgia
Railroad, died to-day.
ATLANTA. GA, April 11.-Captain T.
/ 8. Neal, president of the Neal Loan and
I 6'ov, M died