The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

the old Shelton family Of Henrico. who
were among the first settlers of the Old
Dominion She was lovabie Christian
woman and admired by a host OF friends.
Mrs. Lumpkin leaves two sons and i've
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E. D. and John Lump-
kin and Mesdames Thad.Leake. John
James, W. NJ. Anderson and Miss Rosa
Lumpkin, of this city, and Mrs David
Norvell, of Fluvanna county. Mrs. Ben.
Oliver, OF this city, is a sister.
The funeral will take place at O'clock
this afternoon from st. James EDiscopaI
Church.
The interment will be in the family Sec
ton in Shockoe Cemetery.
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hannah Umlauf.
who was killed Monday at Belvidere and
Canal Streets, by an engine Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road, took place yesterday morning al
H. O clock from the FIRST English Lutheran
Church. The interment was made in Hot
lywood Cemetery.
Samuel T. Short.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETEKSBURG. VA. April 2S.-NIr.
Samuel r. Short one of the most
popular young men In Petersburg. died
at the hospital in this city about half
past seven o clock this morning from ap-
pendicitis Mr.. Short was taken i'll sew
eral weeks ago and was successfully
treatd by absorption for the disease.
After he recovered sufficiently to be QUE
his physicians advised an operation. and
after recuperatinG for a few days ne Went
to the hospital where tho operation was
performed. His condition was more Seri-#
GUS than it was at first believed To be. bur
he continued to improve after the opera.
ton and for two weeks showed no symp-5
toms that gave alarm. Last Thursday
| night, about two weeks after the opera
ton he suffered from a severe attack OF
| indigestion, which brought on relapse
He rapidly grew worse and lived only
| until his strength had been exhausted.
Mr. Short came to Petersburg from
Lawrenceville and had been employed at
the wholesale confectionery store OF MIR.
Fl. P. Harrison In this city. His mother,
sister and brother OF Lawrencevtlle were
with him when he died. He was just g
| years of age. The body will be taken to
| Lawrenceville for burial.
John DENT.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times,l
SALEM. VA. April 23.-Nr. John DENT.
one Of Salem's oldest citizens. died sud-
denly to-day: aged 10 Mr.. DENT was
the father of G.. D. Denit, clerk OF the
Roanoke County Court and editor of the
Times-Register. and IS survived by wife
| and eight children.
w. O. Honlow.
Especial Dispatch to The TinsA)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April e.
Mr. w. c. Harlow. a prominent citizen
| and successful real estate agent of Orr
ange county, died at his home near La
horef afted a brief Illness. He visited this
| Charleston Exposition last week. was
taken with the grippe there and retWne0
home III, pneumonia set in and he dies
in a few hours. He is survived by his
| fc hr0f g "a MI nY1e
MIR. John II. Parsons.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,
PETERSBURG, VA, April mir. John
Fl. Parsons died at his residence On High,
Street this morning from tho effect Of.
an injury he sustained while working at
Savage's planning mill. In this city, several
days ago. He was struck in the side by
"a plank. and severely injured. peyitonitts
| resulting. Mr.. Parsons came to Peters
burg from Ohio a short time ago. a widow
and one child survive him.
Miss Lou Van Week.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.}
wINSTON-SALEAf. n. c., April t.
Miss Lou Van Week. member OF the
musical faculty of Salem Female coliese.8
died of pneumonia last night after a
few days illness; aged IS years. She
Taught in the home Moravian Sunday
school for over fifty years
MIR. Giles Payne.
| fSrecial Dispatch to The Times.}
( PETERSBURG. VA. April 23.-Mr.
! Giles Payne. formerly well known citi-
zen Of Petersburg. died IN. Crewe Inst
night.
Died From Awful Cold.
; fBy Associated Press.1
I SEATTLE. WASH, April ga pitiful'
storr OF suffering and death and expos,
ure comes from the colony OF prospect
ore in koshokim Bay. Two Seattle men
a.e dead as a result OF the awful sot.l
AM. third man has but slight chances
OF recovery.
CIV. Payne.
Special Dispatch to The Times
cREWE. VA. April 23-Mr. G. w.
Payne died Tuesd~5 night at . o'clock, NJ
the residence Of hfs son. Mr. G. n. Payne.
He had been an invalid for several Years
and was in his usual health about half
hour before he died. He was seventy
sevsa years nj ase. and Is mourned hy
forf sons, Mr.. ". G.. PAYNE. Norfolls:s
Mr. ]. NsPaYnes Richmond: Messra. G.