The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09

one sister, Mrs. Belle Hicks, and seven
children--AIrs; Spencer Carr,icl;;, Mrs Mrs.
Ma asasef pro aHte Miss Fnnne FRONT Mr.
Eugene Profit and Mr.. Frank Profit.
The funeral Will take place at 4:So
O'Clock this afternoon from the Soldiers
made In Hollywood. a detail from Lee
Camp. of which the deceased was mem
Der will attend.
Edward Garlick.
Mr.. Edward Garlick died at 1870 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at his home on
Chestnut Fill. after an illness OF about
Mr. Gnrlick was the son of the Rev.
Pr and Mrs. r. Gar Res;des He Els was va
Garlick, and three sisters. Misses Ellza-
beth and Addie Garlck and Mrs. z. y.
o ane fu tg W ase Rhs se M
will be made In Hollywood.
William Enroughty.
Mr.. William Enroughty died at .
O'Clock Saturday night at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. j. III. Breeder, IN
~ funeral took place ats oslofk yes Yes
made inFthe family burying ground IN
Henrico county.
Mrs. Maya. Dunn.
Mrs Mary A. Dunn died Sunday at
her " home h 'i In this city. She was the wife
of Mr.. William Dunn and was eish NY
The funeral took place at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The interment was
made In Shockoe Cemetery,
Mrs. Julia T. Howard.
Mrs. Julia Temple Howard. wife t1s Of E :. =;
Morris Howard and daughter OF the la =,
Jordan c. Parkinson, died Sun SUMO ~, III ~
N se e N FTst Ba ns an eharsS q his
BUR- ls was made in Hollywood.
Floyd Goodman.
Mr.. Floyd Goodman. well-kno an 81,
Young man. died III his home. no MOI, W,
North Twenty-fifth Street, Saturaihay
night The funeral took place from .as
home Yesterday afternoon at o loch
and the burial was made IN oa lA".
John G. Hooker.
Mr.. John G. Hooker died at l2;2o @, o,ci .p,I,
Yesterday morning In his nome IN I'LL. LIS
city The f9n rssp B %lt aake chureh this
afternoon at 80 o'clock.
Infants Dead.
George +. Hoppe the infant son n, OF OF III e.,
7. Hoppe. superi pn@a Wo 9a INV died a
a.a0 O'clock Sunday morning IN the home
~ his father, No. 25l0 Floyd Avenue, Inc
funeral took plaseao fr oeloc ee Yesterday st az
ternoon. The burial was made IN fio4lS-
wood.
Howard Winfree Booth. infant son 20 OF
John g. and LILLIAN Wrny Booth. Of no.
1915 Hanover Street. died Sunday morning
ar las o'clock The funeral will take
place from the home tn.s NIL, H ha ~ sFioly
o'clock and the burial Wal W - 1io1''
wood.
Aphonso elIfoEs Page; snlan 1s,s son sIa II
Street, died yesterday morning. me ~
neral took place Yesterday afternoon Ia, at
S o'clock from tho home. The burial WIS
made in Riverview.
Funeral Services.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles G; Theimer.
which took place yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock from St. Mary'ss German C - ~
olfc Church, was conducted by me 1teV.
ia ther Edwards and the interment was
- The ito singing by st. Alary's choir and the
solo by Captain frank W. Culii'iit nm
va Mr. TSeImer was a member OF Branch
No, l4S, Catholic knights of america i mha
Jefferson Grove OF Drnds, no, , IL. ra arse
t? Homo ira a,rsS-INIessrss p. oBrien. J. =.
Willeford, j. b, Richards, Colonel John
Murphy and F. r :, Ryan ~ ~ toan, Z w
ACIlNt--NtssSl'
Johnston, D. Ilallihan. g. Davis, Captain
II. Il. Whltlock. j. WI Gaines, Thomas
Burns and Joseph Keayeney.
The burial of Mrs. II. IA Coleman took
place Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock at
Amelia Courthouse The services We're
held Mt the home by Revs. Wrenn ana
Rennie. They We're. concluded at the
grave by Rev. Rcnnie. The choir sang
."Asleep in Jesus" and Good Night Be-
loyedf The active pall-benrels were
Messrs. S, ]. Robertson, r.. a, Marshall,
1u ~ n A NJ Il. frnWnBS
and General John A.. ellis. 'Nhe homer
airy ones We're Hon. II, c.. Sonthall, Or.
M. Y. Cheatham, Hon. Il. II. Eiarda-
way, Judge S. Il. Farrlr, Al 4ssls. lohn
j. Allen, n w. Dc Kraft. w. ~ Griffith
and j. c. Jefferson. The grave was iiteral-
~ covered with most beautiful flowers.
Tho funeral OF the infant child OF Rev.
James u. Cooke pastor OF Hose Memo
rial Church.. took place Sunday after
noon.
Tho funeral of Mr., Richard s. iIarweil.
who died Saturday In his home No. 25Oj
East I.eght Street, took place from the
Union Station Church Sunday afternoon
ut s o'clock. The burial was In Oak
wood
The funeral OF Joseph Pizzlni will take
place from Bliley's undertaking establish
ment this morning at 1890 o'clock. The
burial Will be In Mount Calvary.
Mrs. 1. S. Daniel,