The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-18

4 three cheers for David Ihav
1 president of the. United Stdteo' s s1
4 were given with a Will.
OBITUARY.
Mrs Alexander r.. HolladaY.
Mrs. Alexander R. Holiday, rellct Of
the late Hon. "A. R. Holiday long kn known
i and beloved throughout Virginia, WHO'LL =
she has survived more than a quarter -, -
i a century, died in Henrico county on the
1 night Of July 10th. She leaves three daugh-
] !e.s. with two Of whom she was residing
/ at the time of her death, and the other.
with her only son. has been summoned
i from a. distant part of the State by the
news OF her death.
This venerable lady had almost seen
1 three centuries. and the chronicle OF ner
i death seems an echo from by-gone era
through she had survived almost all of her
: co1lte mporaries, her unimpaired faculties
i a1lC extra ordinary memory MADE neT q
! treasury of Renaissance and tradition.
| The daughter of one eminent lawyer ana
! the wife of another, she had known many
| Of the most celebrated 5urists OF the nlne-
! teenfh century In girlhood she had been
honored by the almost parental friendship
/ Of James Madison, Chief Justice eMarshall
ana Governor James Barbour, and In mid
l die life by that Of Chapman Johnson and
! Daniel Webster. She well remembered
| Lafayette and Andrew Jackson, and her
] familiar knowledge of ancient history and
| politics gave peculiar charm 70 her con-
/ versational powers.
/ The news OF her death, even in the ripe
ness OF her great age. will sadden her
!. younger friends in several States, and
around her grave will cluster affectionate
/ memories of many to whom her unselhsh
/ life has been a benediction and an exam
! pie.
The funeral will take place from Miz-i
pah Presbyterian Church. Chestnut Hill,
this afternoon at $50 o'clock Interment
4 private-in Hollywood Cemetery.
| 4 The following gentlemen will act as
/ pail bearers:
/ Active-A Randolph Holiday, Charles
B Holiday. William A. Shafer. O. A.
shefer, Alexander IT. shafer. r. B. Beck
| ham and William II. Holiday.
Honorary-Otwayt S. Alien, John W. Cor
don, Thomas Boiling, Charles z. Boiling,
| DR.. Samuel Christian Edward S. Rose,
Judge Addison L. Holiday, Dr.. Q. A.
Crenshaw, ]. NJ. Fourqurean, Garland NJ.
Clark and Benjamin Mines.
ChiId's Funeral.
The funeral of E. Randolph Williams,
i Jr., the infailtason of3Maude S. and Ed
nund Randolph Williams, took place yes
terday afternoon, and the burial was in
i Hollywood. ia
Mr.. P. j. Donnelly.
! Mr.. P. J. Donnely died Wednesday night
at the Old Dominion Hospital. He was
native Of Baltimore, to which place his
body was taken for burial yesterday.
Squire Jones Funeral.
! The funeral Of Squire William B. Jones,
who died Wednesday night at the City
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/ Burial will be made in Hollywood.
Colonel c. IT. Willis.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
PETERSBURG. VA, July I7.-Colonel
G. T. Willis, aged fifty-fve years, died
at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Wade
McNenney In Petersburg this morning.
Colonel willis was member Of the
Petersburg odge Of Elks. Blandford
Lodge of AIasons and A. p. Hill Camp.
Mrs. Wade McKenney and Mrs A. w.
Franklin, his daughters. survive him.
Miss Fannie Stuart Jones.
PETERSBURG. VA. July 17.-Miss
| Fannie Stuart Jones, daughter of Mr.
Freeman W. Jones. Of this city, died
at the Home for the Sick last evening at
half past six o'clock, after a lingering
| illness. Miss Jones was in her nineteenth
year; she had been in delicate health for
three years. The funeral took place from
The Second Presbyterian Church tals
| morning.
M. E Hough.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
LEEsBURG, VA, July sl7.-Mr. NJ. r.
Hough, a highly esteemed citizen Of
l Loudoun, and overseer of the poor for
Jefferson District. this county, died very
suddenly at his home in Hillsboro last
night at half-past ten o'clock. The de-
ceased was fifty-t1ve years Of age, and
immediate cause Of his death. His death
will be felt throughout the county as
distinct loss, not only as a gentleman
/ Of high standing, but as faithful and
i efficient public officer. He is survived
i by his widow and one or two children.
l. Dix Warren.
i Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
i ONANCCCK, VA, via ONLEY, VA,
July 17.-Funeral services over the re-
mains of the late L. Dix Warren. who
i died at his home at Onancock Tuesday
i afternoon, were conducted to-day. The
l deceased was an ex-Confederate soldier
lana brother of L. Rite Warren. OF Rich
4 s.ond. and Of the Rev. P. T. Warren, OF
pamplfn City. He was fifty years old
! Ind leaves a widow and two sons-L.
Norris Warren, of Richmond, and Roger
i s. Warren, Of Acccmac-and four daugh-
sers-AliceA Amy. Ada and Annette war
rem
u. w. Wilson.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
ROANOKE. a. July III. w. Wilson
4 lied here this morning after long i'll
three years. He served through the
. a me ohoras of