The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
MIR. William Schaaf.

Mr.. William Schaaf
The funeral OF Mr.. William schac.
who died early yesterday morning at his
home on lakewood Avenue, will take
place from East-End Baptist Church at
o'clock this afternoon.
Dr.. T. Richie Stone.
w ssps SGr Dispatch to The Times Tines THE
announcement of the death Of Doctor +
Richie Stone. of this city. who died sud
denly at his home Saturday, was great
shock to his many friends In Washing
tom He was a very widely-known man
in social as well as medical circles. and
was universally popular with everyone.
DR.. Stone was most prominently identl-
fed with the Southern circle in Washing
ton and was particularly active In all
affairs of the Washington alumni OF tho
University of Virginia. of which 1nStttu-
ton he was a graduate. He was always
foremost in all movements by the Unt-
versity.
During the past few years. DR.. Stone. ac-
companied by his family. had been IN the
! habit Of spending the summer months near
WILDWOOD in Clarke county. where ne
Recently purchased some land, with the
intention of building
The funeral service took place this at
ternoon at half-past o'clock at the
Church of the Epiphany. The 1nterneht
will be at Rock Creek Cemetery
DR.. Stone was born in this city Iorty-
six years ago, ard was the son OF DE-:
Robert King Stone. an eminent medical
practitioner of his day, whose home ana
office was in the same building Wnere nus
son had his home and office. After receI'-
ing a preparatory education at
Young's school in this city, Ut Stone
entered the University of Virginia he
graduated from that institution and enter
ed the medical department of the Yer
wont University at Burlington. he traV-
eIel in Europe after completing ms nedi-
cal course, and on returning TO TINS coun-
| trv began the practice OF ms ptoiessio,i
| in San francisco. After few years he
returned to this city ana co1eiiiieu .no
nractice of medicine. He was connected
With the medical STATS OF the Emergency
md Columbian University Hospitals E1s
wife who was Miss Whitney. OK New
Orleans previous to her marriage di'u
| two children. Lillian. aged sixteen. anu
Robert King Stone, aged Twelve soi'
him. .,,
Honorary DR.. J, Ford Thompson. DR.. ).
Tabor Johnson, DR.. Henry D. Fry, LIE.
A. r. Stands. DR.. Jos. III. Bryan 1t. =.
C.. Mcclure, Mr.. c. c. Glover. Mr. y.
willard, Mr.. Leigh Robinson and NE.
Edward J. Stel1wagen.
Active: DOCTORS r. w. H<1hoA' - ~
n Wilmer. John Van Rensselaer, Arthur
4 SNYDER. Louis S. Greene. Charles w.
Richardsou. E. G. Walsh and Mr.. Ben
| jamin S. Minor.
Thomas j. Gill.
,Ny S91sa pise Ta to JUNE uhs 1 sThomas
i. Gill. prominent man OF al.
| fairs and capitalist. died at the home OF
| his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Reagan. at z
| o'clock last night, in the sixty-seVentn
wear of his age. He leaves one dausn-
| ter. Mrs Reagan. and one son. ME. w.
| W. Gill. The immediate cause OF MS
| death was due to an old wound receiv-
| ed at the battle of Gettysburg ME. IN,
served with distinction through the ClVit
| war He was first sergeant IN the
| 1'hirty-eishth Virginia Regiment; wouilu-
| cd and a prisoner after the great odttie
| that turned the tide of the war. ne was
| exchanged and sent home on iuriousn'
| where walking on crutches. broken o''
| in health and fortune, WITH sltses "
| estate lost in the general wreck OIL .ne
| south he led to the altar Miss Myrtiii1
! Crute a MeckIenburg county beile.
The couple moved to Danvi,Ae IN 49,
| where Mr. Gill engaged In several gus
| inesses and amassed consioefdpis ~.
! tune. In recent years he mad n'aoe i''
| home in Washington. ou,
| Besides his son and daughter, WI. s;,
| is survived by one brother ana one SIS
t.r-,t- isaiah Gill and Mrs. Washins-
| ron puryear. both of Mecklenburs eoun-
ty.
Mr.. w. B. Dyson
tsocc,a1 Dispatch to The Times.l, -,
| FETERSBURG. VA. June o---hr.
w 2 DYSON died at his home IN
| tbis city this morning. aged 80 years Mf.
TYSON had been in Ill health for sesefai
| months. He came TO petersburg iion
| Chester four years ago ana sucees 5l'. .as
late A. w. Price In the sioss.y o h,,s;-
| in this city. He had to discontinue oas.
ness a short while ago on account OF III
| wealth His widow, formery Miss SlEaon-
scn Of Chesterfield county. survives
| him with five children. They are MISSES
| Rosa. Annie and Leila Dyson and aessfs'
| Daniel and Royal Dyson, OF .h's ei's'
Miss Elizabeth P. Cation
Special Dispatch TO e The ,u Tines miss
! Elizabeth P. Gator, OF Bais.Ino.e uae -,
| fer of Mr.. Robinson w. Gator. aiso VI
| r.,,ttmore4 died this morning fat tina
/ ra.idanc. OF Mrs A. B. Snoot. her SIS
| Far whom she was visiting. MISS "a
tor had been visiting here about three
n,ee,-s and shortly after her ARRIVAL
MAS taken III. She was forty-four years
| OF age.
Mrs. e. Contee Meredith.
| ts,erial Dispatch to The Tinesl
MANASSAS. VA. June s.-Mrs. MIS-. =; ;,, ION.
tee Meredith died after short lllne 50
to-day She was the aaug ho ssrysd ,, e,
5 5iy in Congress for several terms.
l. DEATHS.
pETJ,-Entered into rest. June 80. at 5
n. REBEKEH WOODBRIDGE
/ REII. daughter of Mrs Julia w. Bell
| The funeral will take place from the
| f.mifv residence. No. 701 e. Grace Street,
an THURSDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock
ATKINsoN;.,Dlsd. at 1;4o z; NJ. June
Of Alice B. Atkinson: aged ffty-flve
| Years He leaves a wife and five chill
dren to mourn their loss. Funeral no.
tice later.
/ pporyN DIED in This cfty 1una 3 1872