The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16

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Is S. Ninth ST.
Methodist Church at 4 o'clock this
afternoon and the interment Will be made
bearers will be as follows
Pollard. g. II. Funston George ..
Reese. w: p. Knowles. F.. r. Fairlamb.
eIIesr MssEsr nd efIus
Joseph p Bryan 3.7 ". L, ileming. J; 3, Kidd.
Fontaine De Witt.
Willis j. Dance.
Mr.. Willis j. Dance died yesterday ut
his home. in Danville. aged about forty
years. He was a native of Powhatan
county. but had lived in Danvilie for a
long time and until recently when he
was incapacitated by bad health. was a
leading factor in the real estate business
of that city.
4 He married in 1855 Miss Bertha Williams.
son. daughter of Mr.. E; NJ Williamson.
of Danvil1e. and niece of Mr.. J. 2. William-
son. of Petersbu.- He has two brothers
living in Rfchmond-Arr. P. f. Dance and
Mr.. W. Freeman Dance.
? Mrs. Mary j. Powers.
Mrs, Mary J. Powers died Monday
morning at her home. Thirty-second and
o Streets and was buried Monday after
noon in lakewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Powers was about s. years OF
age. and during her illness was aware Of
the fact that her end was near. She re-
fused medical treatment until 1t was
necessary to have some one sign the death
certificate. She also sent for an under
taker and paid him in advance for all her
burial expenses.
Miss Millicene r. HARDWOOD.
Miss Millicene R. Harvard died at War
saw Va last Friday. She was an aunt
of Colonel and Mr. r. Fl. Harvard. this
city. and one of the finest Christian char.
acterst that ever lived. She had many
friends here who are deeply regrettins
her death.
The burial was made Sunday afternoon
from NIenskin Baptist Church
Master George Brown.
old ela SON &c MI Nj /. f..RroWn. OF No. sla
North Fifth Street. died last night at u.
o'clock at the home OF his parents. He
had been i'll only two days. The funeral
notice will be published later
Captain D. G. Savers.
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TAzEWEL4L, VA. April 1a.-Captain 2.
G. Sayers. a prominent and wealthy ctr
zen Of this county. died at his home near
Sayersville Saturday evening. after an
illness of several weeks. Captain Savers
had recently made a sale of valuable coat
lands in this county. which brought Il
handsome sum and was also the owner
at the time of his death of valuable Goa!
property il, West Virginia. He was about
sixtv-fivez wears of age. and is survived by
nine children; his wife having died re"
years ago
Mrs. Rebecca Webb.
iSpecial Dispatch to The Times.l
LEESBURG. VA. April 15.-hIrs. Re
beeca Webb, one Of the nobIest inhab-
tants of the town, died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. William Galleher. this
morning 1T an early hour. in the eighty
second year of her age. She had always
led an active life. and was ill only a
short time. She is survived by her two
children. Mrs. William Galleher. with
whom she made her home. and Mr.. Rich
ard Webb, night-watchnan OF the town.
Deaths in Caroline.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. April To-
Mr. w. j. Kidd a prominent citizen OF
Caroline county. died a t. his home. near
Kappa hammock Academy, last night. aged
seventy-eight years.
Miss Maggie Gordon. sister OF Mrs.
Lucy w Herndon. of this city. died last
night at her home. Prospect HILL" In
Caroline county.
Mrs. Anne M. Stewart.
Especial Dispatch to The Timss}
PETERSBURG, VA. April 15.-Mrat
a me NJ. Stewart. wife of Mr.. David J.
stewart of this city. died at the homs ct
her husband. on West High Street at
midnight last night. The funeral will
take place from West-End Baptist
Church tomorrow afternoon
Mrs.7Eucy E.=MooFe,
Special Dispatch 10 The Times,
PETERSBURG. VA. April 1a,-Mrs.
Lucy E. Moore, mother of Mrs TT.
Burgess. died at her daughters nome IN
this city. yesterday afternoon
The funeral will take place to-m2rrow
morning at II O'Clock
DEATHS.
uAsoN.-pisd at his home; near Mar.
1fshaH va, on Sunday. April 70: 1907. Of
ztvnhoid fever LANDONls RANDOLPH
MASON Youngest son OF t. stevens
IL l-Ii1aE E2eyerfy, Ma SON. IN tho