The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-18

Claiborne, whose death occurred Satur-
day afternoon, will take place from the
residence, No. 600 West Grace Street, this
afternoon at 8 o'clock Interment Will
DO made in Hollywood.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers:
uonorary-Nr. Jro P Mcguire. CAPT.
Thcs Elicit, Mr.. Jno. Blair, Captain DIM
mock, Colonel w. II. Palmer, Major T.. L.
D. Myers. Judge Leaks, Mr.. ". F. Seay,
Mr.. Joseph Bryan Mr.. l. D. Cardczo, Mr..
Is. B. Valentine. Mr.. e. D. Taylor.
Active-Mr. Edwin a. Palmer. Mr.. Edw.
Aston Mr. p. H c. Cabelf, Mr.. Eegi-
nald Gillian, Mr.. R A. Lancaster, Jr.,
Mr. Wyndham Boiling, Mr.. Richard Dun
Iop, Mr.. Frank Dunlop.
Mrs Bette S. Bristow,
(Special Dispatch to The Time,)
STORNfONT, VA, Feb, 17,-Irs. Bette
S. Bristow, a former resident OF Saiuda
and widow Of the late Judge l. c. Brs-
tow, OF that place, died at 1880 this morn
ing at the residence of her son, l.. T.
Bristow, in Newport News. Her remains
viii, be buried at the Bristow Cemetery,
near Saluda, on Wednesday mornlns, the
18th. at II o'clock. The Rev. E. j. Rlcn-
ardson. of the Baptist Church, will otti-
ciate. Mrs. Bristow, at the time or her
death. was a member of the Hampton
BAPTIST Church, but for many years was
a conspicuous figure in the Saluda Chufch,
for her unbounded hospitality was law
Sished on all whose good fortune brought
them in her sphere.
She leaves a son and daughter. she
was a Miss Moseley, from Charlotte
county, Va, and has many friends mere
and in Richmond as we'll as in Hamp-
ton and Newport News.
Edward W. Suead.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. IL
Edward W. Snead, one of the best known
men in the city and popular with all VINO
knew him, died last evening ID MS Sixty
fourth year.
Mr.. Snead was the son of Benjamin
snead who possessed a large estate prior
to the war.
Edward Suead served throughout the
war as a member of the 1Abemarlc Light
Horse, and was one of the most gallant
soldiers in that splendid company
He is survived by his wife, who was q
Miss Baltimore, of this county. EIe also
leaves two sisters-NIrs J. n. Willis. of
Richmond. and Mrs. John Taylor. of Ivy.
and one brother. Mr.. Is. n. Snead, of
this county.
Mrs. II. II. Budd.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
FARMVILLE, VA, Feb. 1.-The re-
mains of Mrs. II. II. Budd, who died at
St Lul1e's Hospital. in Richmond, Fri
day, reached Farmville on the noon train
Saturday and were inferred in the Farm
vile Cemetery.
Mrs. Budd was a Miss Tate before her
marriage and had only been married
about three months. A mother. sister
and two brothers survive her.
Mrs Reginald Nixon.
Especial Dispatch to The TImes.)
LEESBURG, VA. Feb 17.-Mrs. Nixon,
of this place, died last evening. She was
the young wife of Mr.. Reginald Nixon,
had been married about two years, and
was in her twenty-second year. Her
funeral will take place here tomorrow,
wherr she and her infant will be inferred
in the Union Cemetery, Leesburg.
Mrs. James B. Collins.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
| GREENvlLLE. VA, Feb 1I-Mrs.
| Junes 8. Collins, of Grcenville, Va, died
| February 18th, aged sixtysix years, after
| a long and painful illness. She was a
| consistent member of the Baptist Church
! for many years. Besides her aged hus-
band, she leaves a large circle of rela-
| tives and friends and a family Of eight.
Mrs. Matilda Arthur.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
STANTON, VA, Feb. 17.-A1rs. Ma
| tilda Arthur, wife of the late a. 3. Ar
| thur. died at her residence in Staunton
Sunday at L o'clock after an illness of
three days, aged fifty-seven years.
Palmer Brooks.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
| ROANOKE VA, Feb. 17.-Palmer
Brooks. a prominent young man of Bon
sack, died Saturday night from consump-
| ton, aged so years.