The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
OBITUARY.
Funeral of Mr.. Cole.

The funeral of Mr.. w. A o. Cole. who
committed suicide Monday morning
about o'clock at his residence NO iie
North Twenty-third Street, will take
place at o'clock this afternoon
from the Leigh-Street Baptist church. Of
which he was a member. The pail
bearers will be selected from details APP
meet at the Camp Hall at o'clock this
afternoon is as follows:
The detail from Lee Camp, which will
meet at the Camp Hall at 3 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon is as follows:
Commander Gervas Storrs and Com
rades John A Curtis. F. B.Elliott. A. N.
Gill, Alex. Jennings. D. c. Richardson,
Charles T. Tanner. George Winfree
The following have been appointed from
the Odd-Fellow Lodge. of which Mr. Cole
was member: Messrs. E. F. Jones. E.
]. Wicker. T. Wiley Davis. Norbert
Weir. w. II. Lowry. G. C. Parker, r. II.
Wills. Jr., and R. T. Adams
Syracuse Lodge Nc. knights of Pythias
has appointed the following active pail
bearers to attend the funeraI T. A.
Francis. J. B. Schaaf, ". B. Clark and
James Johnston. all Past Chancellors.
The committee will consist Of eight other
members.
Mr.. Aiphonse Metzger.
Mr.. Alphonse Metzger. formerly a
well-known Richmond optician. died re-
Gently in Germany. Mr.. Metzger left
wife and two children.
Mrs. Helen Mayre.
Mrs Helen Marye. formerly OF Rich
mond. died Sunday at her home in San
Francisco.
Interment Here.
Mrs Sue W. Netherland died June sth
in Roanoke. The internlent will be made
in Hollywood at o:15 o'clock this after
noon.
j. II. Farrar.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
sSCOTTSVILLE. VA. June 11--Mr. J.
HFarrar. q very highly esteemed citi-
zen of Scottsville, died at his home here
on the night OF the nth instant Il the
seyenty-second z-of his age, after
an Illness of several weeks. Mr.. Farrar
had been unwell for some months. but
was able to attend to business until sew
eral weeks ago when he was confined to
his room. and soon afterwards his trout
BILE took a serious turn. and about ten
days ago DR.. b. Z. billiard. OF Alberene
assisted by Drs. Hart and Baptist. per-
formed an operation with the hope of re-
lieving him. but found his trouble OF
such a nature as to be beyond medical
and surgical aid.
Mr.. Farrar is survived by his wife. two
-
folk. and F. II. Farrar. of Richmond.
and three daughters. Misses Ella w,
Annie G. and Rose S. Farrar. all of
Scottsvil1e-
Rev. c. N. Belts.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
.HEATHVILLE. VA. June 10-Rev. @.
N. Belts. pastor Of Fairport and Smith
land Baptist Churches. died at his home
here Saturday morning. He was a good
and brilliant man, and much beloved all
over this county. where he has lahored
a large number OF years in two pastoral
fields.
He is survived by his wife. two sisters
and three brothers. The remains were
inferred in the Smithland Church Gene
terry Sunday afternoon ii the presence
Of large crowd.
John w. Brown
WINCHESTER. VA, June 1O.-John ".
Brown, wealthy retired business man.
died of consumption late this afternoon.
He is survived by his parents. two brott-
ers. wife and two children Mr Brown
for years operated large department
stores In Indiana. but declining health
forced his retirement He was thirty
eight years of age.