The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
MIR. Emanuel Lyneman.

and the late Felix a. Lyneman. died at
Denver, Col. Saturday evening in the
twentieth year of his age He was a
young man Of rare intellect. having grad
uated with high honor from the Denver
High School and the Manual Civil Engi-
neering School Of Colorado. At the time
of his death. he was engaged at civil en-
cheering a t Golden. Col. where he was
stricken with typhoid fever and died soon
after rea ching home. He leaves mother
and one brother, Felix, law student of
Denver.
Mr. Lyneman was grandson Of Mrs.
C. Rebman of 400 E. Clay Street and of
the late John NJ. Lyneman. of this city.
The interment will be at Denver.
Mr. danes j. O'Keefee.
Mr.. James ]. OKeeffee died last night
at his home. No. 800 Temple Street. Mr..
o'keeGee was a well-known citizen. hav-.
ing lived in Richmond many years as a
blacksmith and tool sharpener.
He had been i'll. some time, and his
death came not unexpectedly. He was
never married. but leaves a brother. Mr..
John D., O.Keeffee. and a sister. Mrs.
Molly Ferriter. both of this city. He
was a member of Sacred Heart Church.
The funeral arrangements will be made
this morning.
Charley Evans.
I marley Ceu-yedE-Oi0E son OF
Ed Warren and Cora L. Evans. died at
noon Yesterday at the residence OF his
parents.
Infants Funeral.
The funeral OF Charlie Grover, child OF
Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ Johnston. will
take place from st. James Episcopal
Church at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Child's Death.
Lsa belle Satterfield, little daughter of
Mr. Calvin and Mrs. Susie Walker Sat
terrified. died yesterday of pneumonia at
tie residence of her parents, in Barton
Heights. She was born October 81. 1850.
Mrs. Martha x. Long.
Mrs. Martha r. Long. wife of Mr.. A.
]. Long died yesterday. aged seventy
three. She is survived by her husband
and seven children.
he funeral will take place at 8 o'clock
this afternoon from the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. Willie T. Elicit, of Hen
ricl: county,
David Dunlop.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
81 PETERSBURG. VA. October 2l--A1r.
David Dunlop died at his home. on
Friend Street. in this city. yesterda
morning. after an illness of several I
weeks. aged sixty-one years.
Mr.. Dunlop was the largest 1oodcco
exporter IN the United States. and the
wealthiest citizen of Petersburg. his es-
tate being es timated at ss.00oOo0. He was
a son of the late David Dunlop, who
came to America from Scotland. He was
at Washington and Lee College,
and took post graduate course in Euro
mean universities After his return from
abroad he engaged in the tobacco bust
ness In Kentucky and after a year came
to Petersburg. where he built up the
largest export tobacco business in the
United States. His factory exports
about two-thirds OF the manufactured
tobacco sent from this country.
Mr.. Dunlop had been in Ill health for
several months. and speSt considerable
time at his summer cottage at Sea bright.
On the Jersey coast. this summer In the
hope Of benef1tting his health. He has
been under the care OF DR.. r. D. Me-
[lwaIne. his physician In this city, as
sisted by other physicians IN Petersburg.
and by the distinguished specialist. DR..
Price. OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dunlop was twice married. his frst
wife being Miss Kate Compton. OF Lex Il
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