The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

aeral took place from the residences -.
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Tho burtas
was made in Hollywood.
Mrs. Katherine e. krafx.
Mrs katherine E. Knatz died Sunday
at her residence. No. lO2c st. Peter
Street. In the sixty frst year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from thu
homo at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Paul Leonard.
Mr.. Paul Leonard died on Sunday 40
his mothers home No. zoo Governoss
Street. In the seventeenth year OF his
age. The funeral will take place from st.
Peters Cathedral this morning at .
o'clock
Mrs. Kate e. Hartman.
Mrs Kate E. Hartman. wife OF Or.
C. e. Hartman. died Sunday afternoon
at her home in this city. She was .
daughter Of the late William Walker.
Mrs. Hartman Is survived by her hus.
band, but leaves no children
The funeral will take place this aftsfss
noon from st. James Episcopal Churcn.
William Young
fspecia1 Dispatch to The Times)
EXTREMELY, VA, October 6-Mr. WI.
liam Young. formerly Of this county. -
who for some time had been connected
with the telegraph line, died Saturday In
Lyuchburg.
Mr.. Young was the son OF the late
John E.. Young. of this county. and SON
in-law Of Mr.. ]. G. Diane. His remains
were brought here to-day for interment,
and were placed in their last resting place
in the old family burying grounds neaR
Cutbank Church.
Monroe Dobson.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. October g.
Mr.. Monroe Dobson. formerly OF Stat
ford county, died at his home here last
night after brief Illness. aged twenty
two years. Fills remains will be taken to
his old home for interment-
Dr. Frank Whitehead.
tspeclal Dlspatcn to Inc TlmesJ
SUFFOLK, VA. Oct 6--Dr. Frank
W. Whitehead, one OF Suffol<'s mose
prominent young physicians. died alta 8
o'clock tonight. aged thirty-one years. OF
gastritis. Concluding a funeral service
at the Presbyterian Church here to-moP-
row morning. the remains will % .ak.rs
to his former home at Scotland Necls. ".
c., for burial.
w. RUSSELL Martin.
Especial Dispatch to The TineA)
5 CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct. g..
The remains OF Mr. w. RUSSELL Martin.
who died at Mt Hope. W. Va. Friday
last. reached here yesterday morning OF
o'clock, and wore taken to TaheTs
Mills. Nelson county on the noon t1.1a
for burial. Several members OF his cam
lily and many friends accompanied the
body to Fabers, where the burial tOok
place yesterday afternoon.
Mrs.W. n. Littiejohn.
Especial Dispatch 10 he rmsa)
PETERSBURG. VA. October d-ArA
Littlejohn. widow Of the late w. H. !,
Littlejohn. OF this city. died at her home
on Hinton Street yesterday morning. |
Mrs LirtIejohn had been IN feeble health;
for several month"; She suffered -,
stroke of paralysis last Friday. and tnia5
was the Immediate CAUSE OF hee death.
Deaths Of the Day.
(By Associated Presa)
COLUMBUS. OHIO. October 6-5ohn
3. Neil died to-day after an illnssD Of
ten months from cancer OF the th1uAk..
A widow and one daughter. Mrs. ~ b.
Bonney, OF Pittsburg. survive him. 0r.
Neil served as Governor OF Idaho for
four years. He served through ths oviDs
War being mustered OUT an eoaoasl q
the F'orty-sixth o. ". I.
SHANGHAI. Oct. 6-Iiu Nun n. tn0
first viceroy OF Eankfns. dssd sDday-,
them ruled tho Yang-Tse Valley foe
many years. They were regarded a.
among the most enlightened in tho
Chinese empire. and were favorAbly dis
posed towards foreigners They did
everything in their power to prevent the
Boxer outbreak
LONDON, October 6-The Rev. Canon
George Rawlinson. Canon Of Canterbury
since 1872 died at Canterbury this evening.
He was born In 1872.