The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23

HIS S THE CHILDREN''
| ADMISSION ALL DAY LONG, rs
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on Sunday, and until within a few min
utes Of his death was apparently as we'll
as at any time during the past year. He
and was starting to his office when he
was suddenly taken with an attack of
heart failure and died within few mo-
ments before the physician summoned
could arrive.
Mr.. Greenwood was sixty-three years
Of age and an Englishrnan by birth, be-
ng born IN ous same 70
Since living in this city fifteen years he
had been. connected with the Tredegar
Iron Works at the head lad, Of IT., the horse ,oa.
an active interest in the advancement OF
Richmond and the promotion OF the citys
Commerce. the Virginia Mechanics IN
stitute and the Mutual Investment Com
pany. OF his immediate family Mr..
dren-Mr. William Greenwood and Miss
Grace Greenwood. His only other rela-
tive in this country is nephew resld-
ing in Rhode Island.
from the home tomorrow evening at )
o'clock. conducted by Dr. J: 3. 1 Haw-
thorne and DR.. w: f. l.; Smith inter-
ment will be in Hollywood.
lee r. Shell.
MI Lee r. Shell, formerly of Richmond,
hut for the past two or three years res
iaent Of Berkeley, and a gallant Confed-
crate officer. died Sunday night at his
home after brief illness. at the ripe old
age Of sixty-three years. Six children
three daughters and three sons-surVlVe-
They are Mrs. a. C. Armbrecht, Mrs
Ella L. Ford and Mrs. Alma May Phelps
and Messrs. Benjamin G.. II. f. and Lee
F. Shell. Jr. The latter son is Of South
Carolina, the other children being resi-
dents Of Berkley.
Nil She'll was a lieutenant of Company
c. the Old First Virginia Regiment. and
was engaged in some of the fercest bat
ties He was severely wounded at the
battle Of Seven Pines and later did pro-
vost duty in Richmond under the late
Captain Coke.
The remains of the soldier and gentle
man will reach Richmond this morning
at Il o'clock over the Norfolk and West
e,n, and will be borne to their last rest
ing place in Hollywood Cemetery. Ser
vices will be held at the grave.
John P. Haley.
Mr.. John P. Haley died yesterday at
his home, No. 17oS Taylor Street. He had
been for a number of years in the en-
oloy of Mr. Thomas 3. Hicks, the livery
man. as foreman OF the paint shop.
The funeral took place at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon from the residence
Flu ,eral of Frank L. rms.
A large gathering of friends assembled
at Centenary Church yesterday afternoon
to pay their last respect to young FRANK
l.. Kerns, who died at the Virginia Hos
pital Saturday night. There were many
floral designs Many sorrowing friends
accompanied the remains to OakWood.
where they were laid to rest.
The pall-bearers were as follows:
Honorary: Dr.. e. L. Peli. Mr.. George
B. Wilson. Mr.. S. K. Mckee.
Active: From the Y. NJ. c. A, Messrs.
Sam Phillips Brooke Fitzgerald, Russell
Crenshaw. Edward Campbell and Burnley
Hughes; from Centenary Sunday-school.
Messrs. Stuart Brown, Robert Gibson and
Ernest Page.
Funeral Services
The funeral of Mr.. Richard A. Adams.
whose death occurred at his home in
Fulton, took place from the residence
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas II. Dansey,
whose death occurred Saturday after
noon at his home on Twentieth-fourtf
Street. took place yesterday morning at
/, o'clock from the residence.
Mrs. Nary G. K Her.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WOODSTOCK, VA, December 22.-Mrs.
Nrarv c. Keller. widow of Rev Leir
Keller. died last night at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. C. NJ. Spengler. at Stras-
burg, from heart trouble, aged about
seventy-seven years.
Her husband was a Lutheran minister,
and served congregations at this place,
stras burg. Va. Madison, Va. and Funks-
town. Nd He died during hts pastorats
at the last named place.
Rev. and Mrs. Keller were located at
Madison during the civil war. She was
very charitable and fed hundreds of Con-
federate soldiers during that conflict
Mrs. Keller is survived by two sons
Rev. c. E. Keller. pastor of Trinity Lu-
theran Church. Akron. O.. and Dr.. L. II.
Keller. Of Hagerstown. Md.
Mrs. Foster.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
2e-Mrs Charles Moore. of Shamrock
near this city. has received q cableg am
announcing the death OF her mother, Mrs.
Foster. Of Southsea, England. Mrs. Eos
ter was the widow of Major-c;eneral
CSleI, El lllc oittSl dlIlS, wiz OiSN
in 1855.
Mrs. Fra ces Ann Leftwich.
Especial Dispatch to The Tin7es)
ROANOKE, VA, December 22--MrS
Frances Ann Leftwich died this morning
at the residence OF her daughter, MIS-
Martin, from complication Of diseases |
aged six1y-nine years She is survived oS I
four children, three residing in ieSaa.
Her remains will be Inferred in Franklin
Weif I'd IL e.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times
CREWE, VA, December e" stlo.o
II se who had been i'll with typhoid lever |
70. the past two months. died sunday
morning and was buried IN the efe"s
cemetery Monday morning. |
lie was member of the tns'seia.. I
Church. and q valued enploye 0, sne
Nrrfofs ana Western Railroad Ffe
1saves = widowed mother. three brothers /