The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Virginia Harwood.

Mrs. Virginia Harwood. mother of Col
onel John S. fiarwood, OF this city, and
widow of William S. Harwood, died very
suddenly Friday night at 1925 o'clock a
the home of Mrs. T. P. Richardson. in
Louisa Death was due to heart failure.
The unexpected demise of Mrs. Har-
wood Will come as a great shock to her
wide circle of friends and acquaintances
in this city where she resided with her
son at No. Us East Franklin Street. She
was exceedingly well known and we'll
liked, and up to the time of her death
was apparently in excellent health. On
Wednesday last she left the city for
short visit to her niece, Mrs. Richardson,
at Louisa. and it was while there that
she was stricken with heart failure. The
news. reached Richmond in a brief tele-
gram to Colonel Harwood.
Mrs. HarwoodJ was about 81 years of
age. She was ztheswid Of the late lvil-;
liam S. Harwood and leaves three chill,
dren: Colonel John S. Harwood and Mr..
r. H. Harwood, of this city. and Mrs.
c. LggsCulpeper, of Portsmouth,: and two
grandchildren, John S. FIarwood, Jrs, Of
this city. and Ottoline Culpeper.
The funeral will probably take place
this. afternoon from the Grove-Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, of which Mrs. Ear-
wood was a member. The remains will
be brought here this morning by
Colonel Harwood, who left to-day for
Louisa.
The funeral will take place from Grove
Avenue Baptist Church this afternoon at
5 o'clock. The following will be the pail
bearers:
IIonorary-NIessrs John C. Williams, n.
r. Savage. ". S. Forbes Alfred Bagby,
Judge George L. Christian. DR.. Hovey.
DIR. Tabor, Judge F. r. Waddell. James
Williams. Benjamin Berry, D. S. Nc
Carthy. Henry R. Pollard, T. II. Elicit,
A. J. Montague and w H. Tyler.
Actve-Messrs. George A. Haynes, B.
c. Baylor, Millard F. Cox, G. Harvey
Clark. Andrew Haynes, J. B. Elan. o.
II. Funston and James Augustine.
Mr.. Huntley's Funeral.
The funeral of Mr.. Wesley P. Hunt1ey,
who died Friday night at his residence.
No. els North Eighth Street. will take
place from the First Baptist Church this
afternoon at o'clock. The interment
will be made in Hollywood.
Mr.. Huntley had long been a we'll
known and highly esteemed resident of
Richmond. The stricken home was
thronged throughout the day and last
night with friends who expressed their
sorrow ard sympathy. Mr.. Huntley is
survived by his widow and two sons and
two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w. P. Huntlev,
Jr, and Wv. w. .Huntley, Mrs. w. a.
Giesendoffer and Mrs w. S. Bradley, all
Of Richmond
Mr.. Frank A. WoodaII.
Mr.. Frank A. Woodell, formerly of this
city. died in Trenton, N. j.. May clst.
in the thirty-fourth year of his age Tie
is survived by, his mother. Mrs. J. z.
WoodeIl, three sisters and three brothers,
Mr.. Woodell was at one time in the en-
ploy Of the Everett Waddy Company
here.
The funeral and interment was in
Trenton.
Funeral Service.
The funeral of Mr.. L. r. l<inin:o;:s,a.
WHO was killed by being run Over by a
switch engine above the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac yards Friday az
ternoon about G o'clock was from No.
127 South Fifth Street. at 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The interment was in
Hollywood.
Professor Rodes Massie.
News was received here to-day frcm
LeWisburg. w. Va. of the death there i
on May 2lst, of professor Rodes ANIassie,
who was for q number of years profes-z
sor oe modern languages in Richmond
College. Professor Masse is we'll and
affectionately remembered here by many
of his former students. and his death
will be a source of great regret.
Daniel Linwood Patterson.
The remains of Daniel Linwood Patter-sI
son were inferred in lakewood Cemetery
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. with
services by Rev. Joel T. Tucker. The
body was prepared by Funeral Director
Billups. and the services were held It the
grave. 1
Mrs. Adelaide e. Pinder.
Mrs Adelaide Elicit Pinder. widow Of
the late j. w. Pinder, died at her resi-
dencc, No 1o7 South Fifth Street, Fri
day. The funeral took place yesterday
att O'Clock p. NJ. from her late residence.
Wesley P. HurtleY.
Mr. Wesley P. Huntley, foreman at the
Chesapeake and Ohio round house, died
ntSf1is home, No. 615 North Eighth Street.
alta querter<past nine o'clock last night.
.Bleekhr Garfield.
tsnecinl .pispa1cl, 10 The Times,>
TAIRFAA, a, May 4.-Blecker Can-#i
field: q prominent farmer and dairynan.
died at his home near the vfllage yes /
tarday, aged seYentysfour years. Mr..