The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-29
Thousands Of sheep kille DE-.
(By Associated Press.

(B5 Associated Press3
CHEYENNE,.4 WYOMING April = o. s
Reports received here from various
tions indicate that the unexpected storm
of last week killed u 600 or 13, 600 sheep,
the losses running from 2 to 10 per cent.
OB,TUARY.
Mr.C. G. Farley.
The funeral of Mr. Chris C. Farley, who
died at his residence on Saturday a. mid
night took place from his late residence:
No.. rs South Laurel Street yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. f arley had
been confined to his bed about ten days
and his demise was due to blood poison
II About two weeks ago. while at work at
the Richmond Cedar Works, IA. knocked l,tle go
a, small piece Of skin off one Of his knuck-z
les. Mr.. Farley paid no attention toalt5
for several days. when it begun to pain
him from Inflammation. Medical @ skill
was summoned and his arm was aputat-
ed to check the course of the poison: 35 Inc
deadly disease spread rapidly ana per-
vaded his entire system.
Mr.. Farley is survived by his wife and
four ci1i1dren, five brothers and one Sis
ter. For a number of years he6resldeds
in Manchester and for over twenty years
was a valued employeH OF the Rlchmolho
Cedar Works. az:
Mrs. Oscar P. Gregory.
Mrs. oscar r. Gregory died Sunday IN
her home at Winston Salem, \. e. Be
fore her marriage Miss Gregory was
Miss Wilkinson, Of this city. ana mas
surviving her two sSist er-Mrs 5Matlie ~:
Williams and Miss Sally wilkinson, OF
No. E916 East Leigh Street. The remains
were brought4,to Richmond YESTERDAY al L
ternoon for interment in IiollSNoou. 45s1
Miss Salie Rice.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
#PAMPLIN CITY, VA, April z2s.-A1 l:s
Sallie Ricea, who died here Sa turday
afternoon-of consumption, after an III
ness of several. months, was buried this
afternoon at the old homestead, about
one mile from this place. 49,
She had been teaching for several years
in the public schools Of AppomattoNs
county, and was quite successful as
teacher and was-a general faNorlteS Win
her pupils and patrons.
She had been4for some years "a consis-
tent member Of the PRESBYTERIAN church;
her Christian life was beautiful. and her
death triumphant. The burial services
were conducted by her pastor. Rev. Mr..
Paisley, assisted by the minister of the
tcwn.
Mrs. Hoofnagle's Funeral.
Sfse5s! pisGaseh 70 A prf r 5gThe
mainsSof Mrs VIII. Hoofnagle, of Rich
inond va. who died in that city, reached
here this morning. the home of the old
Eoofnagle family. She was married mere
only ten months ago. at Martha Washing
ton College. Of which she was one of the
faculty, a nd was. greatly beloved by every
one connected with that institution.
Her remains were met at the station
~ cob ~ hn11 or ND al q
the Methodist Church, where at five F.
NJ the funeral services were held and
the body deposited in the Abingdon Gene
terry, attended by an immense concourse Of
friends and citizens. Z
Miss Lula v. Francis.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
SALEM. VA..siApril 2S.-Miss Lula v.
Francis died sudd emily Saturday night at
Ii o'clock from an affection o.. the throat.
which made breathing impossible. She
vas noble young Christian and an ac-5
tive member of3ithe Methodist church
u She is survived by a mother. three sis
tiers and two brothers. one of whom is.
Commissioner of Revenue w. "A. Francis.
The funeral took place this afternoon
from the Methodist Church, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. j. S. Engle.
Mrs. Fannie Vaughan.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
{ FARNIVILLE, y a.. April 2s.-Mrs. Fan
ME Vaughan. swifezof Mr.: w. I. Vaughan
who is one of the most widely known and
prosperous business men in this section
died at her home in the lower end of
the countyjat an early hour Sunday morn
ing. afterza lingering illness.
The funeral services took place this
afternoon from Rice-Depot Baptist
Church, conducted by the pastor, Rev,
c1l.: T,,So ,or,f IN
Miss Bessie Gibson. 81
(special. Dispatch to The Times.)
of Miss Bessie Gibson was brought from
Charlotte, n. c. TO this city, her early
home this afternoon for interment in the
Citizens Cemetery. She was the.daugh-5
ter Of the late Colonel j.. Catlett Gibson
and sister, of Mrs. John Buckner and Col
crel J. G.. Gibson, of Culpeper.
Miss Lottie Bradshaw.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
Il CREWlEi. va pril 2S.-A1iss Lottie.
Bradshaw died at her home here to-day.
at$12 O clock. She was Just budding into
swomanhood, and was Of lovely Christian
character and a consistent MEMBER OIL the
Baptist Church. s
c. II. .Hud son.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
y FREDERICKSBURG tA.. April zo.--t
Mr.. C. H Hudson. a well known citizen
OF Spotsylvania. died at his home.yester
dayE after an illness of several weeks. He
is survived by a widow and four child.
dren. =
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