The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-26
OBITUARY.
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elizabeth, Kernon 8inford.
Elizabeth Kennon Binford. the tnfant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Julian BinfoEd.
Jr.. died yesterday afternoon al Norwood.
the home OF Mrs. Binford's parents. In
Powhatan county.
The. little girl was fifteen months OF
age. and had been i'll only snort "hiie.
The remains were brought to Richmond
to the parents home. No 81 Eas.
Franklin Street. where the funeral VIII
take place this afternoon at a5ofctocR.
MIR. Daniel olsman.
Mr. Daniel Coleman. father OF Dr. Dan
&c; j. Coleman. died YESTERDAY morning de
his sons home. No. 20 East Main street
Mr.. Coleman was in the sevehey.soui.h
year OF his age. The funeral VIII sake
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from 81
Peters Cathedral.
Mr.. Charles j. Singer
Fir. Charles J. Singer died at "W:4'
O'clock Thursday morning at his residence.
NO. 2i2T East Main Street He was N
tie twenty ninth year of his age
The funeral will take place at o CLOCK
sunday afternoon from the Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Miss Alice 6. Elmorc.
Especial Dispatch to The Tir-ss
Bush. VA, July 25.-AIiss Alice EsteNe
Etmore, a bright and attractive young
iaoF. and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs t.
l. tsmore OF this county. died at the
nome OF her parents last Wednesday
OF malarial fever
Miss Elmore was nineteen years OF age
One year ago she graduated from Black
stone Female Institute. and the past win
ter taught school in Sussex county.
She had not been we'll since her re-
turn home about the first of June. but
she was i'll only about two weeks She
was, for several years, a member OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. Her remain
were laid to rest IN the family buryinS
ground Thursday afternoon in the pres
ence OF large concourse OF friends
The burial services were conducted by
Rev. Frank Mezick.
Besides her father and mother she is
survived by nine brothers and sisters,
all of this county save one brother Mr..
Mrs. Ellen Read.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WARM SPRINGS, VA. July 25--Mrs-
Ellen Read died at $50 o'clock this
afternoon a the residence of her son-iu
law. DR.. Frank Hopkins. aged about
seventy years. She was in splendid health
with pneumonia Mrs. Read was a mem
Der of one OF the most prominent fam
lilies in Virginia Her husband preceded
her to the grave several years ago and
she leaves only three daughters and two
sisters, as near relatives. She was raised
in Georgia. but after her marriage came
to Virginia, where she has remained
ever since.
For the past two years she and her
two daughters have resided with her
other daughter, Mrs. Frank Hopkins. at
Hot Springs.
The whole county is grieved over her
death and she will be greatly missed.
MRS. Georgira Jones
Special Dispatch to The TIInes)
STORMONT VA, July 25-Mrs-
Georgina Jones, widow of the late DIR.
w ~ Jones' of Calvert county. Md. died
suddenly to-day at P near Ur-
bana. Va, Mrs ones was a Miss Culinary.
daughter of the Late Captain Abram
Coimary. who was one OF the first cap
tains that ran :. steamer from Baltimore
to Fredericksburg. She was in her forty
third l.ear Mrs. Jones was spending
the summer in Middlesex, visiting rela-
tves III the lower end Of the county.
She ate dinner as usual and died almost
instantly.
Heart trouble was supposed TO be the
immediate cause of death Her remains
will be taken to Baltimore via Norfolk
this evening the Baltimore steamer hav-
ms, left a few minutes before her death
Her many friends in Baltimore will be
shocked TO learn OF her untimely death,
Thomas Har dY.
fspeciaI Dispatch to The TimesD
CONVICTION. VA. July 25.-Mr. Thoma,
Hardy. ninety-one years of age. died
Wednesday night at his home. near Hem
attic in the western part OF Allegheny
county. Burial occurred to-day at Pales-
tine Presbyterian Crurch. OF which he
had long been an elder Rev Collin
Stokes, of Covington. conducted the ser
vices
Mr.. Hardy is survived by his wife.
she being over eighty years of age: two
sons and one daughter-Mrs. Edward
Crow and Mr. John A. Hardy, OF Texas
and Mr.. George w Hardy. prominent
business man of Covington.
Mrs. B. T. Houser.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July Is
Mrs BEETLE T. Houser. widow OF the late
Peter Houser. well known lady died
last night at the home of her son-in-iaw,
f 3. Hildrup. in Spotsylvania county.
after a long illness of heart trouble. aged
s;Aty-eight Years, She is survived by
sever. children. They are Mrs. Lizzie
Gatten. Mrs. Charles Crake. Mrs JohH
Crake Mrs. Nellie Butler and Air Harry
Houser. Of Wash ngton: Mr. ". Is. Hous-
g. and Mrs R B. Hildrup. OF SpotsylVa-
nj. The intarr7eut was made in the city