The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18

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Nh. <elleF.
Keller; sifeEof Mr. Thomas
H.skelIeT,S of Buena Vista agent for the
Chesapeake and Ohio abroad, died
Tuesday af ternoon.S and her funeral took
place today IN B. that city. She gStsS also
survived bysseYeral#you Dung chile ren,sa and
was Miss Frame Of Augusta county,
Va. 1895
SIS "A beautiful floral tribute was sent by
Lexington knights of Pythias as q token
of sympathy for their sbereaved brother.
Funeral of Miss Gentry.
The funeral Of Miss Alice Virginia;
Gentry took place from the residence,
No. 40 South Pine Street, yesterday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The tnterment
was In Hollywood
Deaths ii. Loudoun
Especial Dispatch Ito The Times.)
4 LEESBURG, " A. April 17.-Mrs.sHs Mary
Ellen ilbur1l died at the home Of her
5son-in-law, Mr.. George 2. Thomas, In
Hamilton, this county, on Tuesday even
ing at $50 clock. Mrs. Milburn was
seventy-four years #of age, and had been
in delicate health for some time, though
paralysis was the Immediate cause of
her death. Four children survive her, as
follows: Mrs. Paul Carter, of California;
Mrs. Hattie Nixon, Of 81 Leesburg; Mrs.
George E. Thomas and Mr.. Clarke Mil
burn, of SHamilton.i
FL Her funeral and interment will take
place from her late residence this after
noon at 2 o clock. Ess
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death of Mr.. "a. D. Cflamblin, one of
$Loudoun's best known and most thrifty
and successful farmers, which occurred
at his home in Bloomfield on Monday
evening. Mr.. Cham bin received a
stroke of paralysis a year ago, from
which he never fully recovered, and
his IS death is supposed to be the
a comfortable estate to his three
children, Mrs. John w. Cha1nbiln and
Messrs. John r. and Humphrey Cham
bin, all of Loudoun county.
His funeral took place yesterday after
noon, when his remains were inferred in
Ebenezer Cemetery.
Captain James o. Morrison.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
LEXINGTON, VA. April 17.-Captain
James D. Morrison, Of Lower kerr's
Creek, died this morning, aged seventy
one year. He had only been i'll for TWEEN
ty- four hours, and pneumonia complica-
lions FASTENED his death. During the ma
jor portion of his life he was engaged in
newspaper work, from writer TO editor,
and was considered a most versatile
writer.
During the Civil War he went out as
captain Of Company H., = Fifth Virginia
Infantry. He was a, son of the late VIII
Of 20 -
survived by his wife. who was Miss Laura
Chaplin, and three cl1ldren-Wil1iam B.
Morrison, Beaumont Texas; Kenneth and
Miss Irene Morrison-and two sisters
Mrs William H. NIcCorkle. mother of
Ex-Governor McCorkle, of West Virginia,
and Mrs. Giles Gum, Vinton Y a.
C. Mcdonald.
ts-ociol dispatch to The Times,
BERRYvILLE, VA, April 17.--Mr.
Hugh Mcdonald, assistant cashier Of the
Bank of-C1arne county, received a tele-
gram from the superintendent OF the
Prudential Insurance Company at ork,
Pa, announcing the sudden death OF
his brother, c.. w. Mcdonald, who was
in the employ of this company at thai
place. He was a prominent young man
thirty years of age and the second son
Of the late Captains William NJ McDon-
aid.
His body will be brought here for inter
ment.
j.. P. Wallace.
fspccial Dispatch to The Times. .ssssF
MILLER SCHOOL, VA, April IL
John. Pilson Wallace, Of Albemarle coun-
IT,. died at the Miller School April 10th
and was buried at Mt. Ed, Baptist Church,
5Batesville, on the 18th. instant, thei5Rev.
H w. Hawthorne officiating. He was
born in Albemarle county, Va, June q,
1891 He had a large circle of friends
and acquaintances, with whom he was
yer nos lar. HeFW as ahO e II an hon.
est man. He leaves a wife and son, Mr..
John Wallace of Gladstone, Va He died
in the hope of resurrection through Jesus
Christ, his Lord.
Funeral of Mr.. Morton.
The funeral of Mr.. john Morton, who
died suddenly Wednesday, will take place
at 4:SO o'clock this afternoon from
Centenary Methodist church. DR.: w. w
Lear, the pastor of the church vii
,lticlate, assisted by DR.. w. Tucker
The teachers and scholars of the Sunday
school will attend the funeral in a body.
The Board of Directors of the Virginia
Thrust Company met yesterday at
O'clock with full attendance present
and adopted resolutions Of regret at the
death of Mr.. Morton, who was the sec
r.. ;ary. ana treasurer of the company. lIhe
resolutions were drawn up by committee
consisting of NIessrs. L. q. Morris, j.
Branch, z. =. Addison, and Mann
Quarles. ~ e
At Centenary church Sunday morning
a memorial service will be held by thu
Sunday-school.
Resolutions of Respect.
AT a called meeting of. the Board OF
Directors of the Virginia Trust Company
held at IL o clock A: NJ this 18th Day 20, O.
Sudden death Of Mr. John MORTON
secretary and treasurer Of the company
and Il committee was appointed to draf
suitable resolutions Of respect TO = M:
committee was unanimously adopted: !.