The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

Il deceased was seven ty-tve years Sots agAg
I! Mr.. Shunadine was among the Oldest
" five sonsC. T., w. ". ana
"A. 4 T.. Shumandne. a nd two daught ers7-4
Mrs. Ella d. Vanderbery and Miss MARY
10. Shumadine. u III l l9ss
Mrs. Kate yelling AZ t ,5
I Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
3 STAUNTON. " A.. April q. n hel lttaiils
of Mrs. Kate Nottingham, who died in I
South Boston, Va..tE Sumo q arrived here /!
last night. Tho funeral took place from
the residence Of her m Of her, N rs. S kittyS
e. Il. May, on North New Street.
George II. SWartz.
Especial to The Tlmes-D Dispatch.
al STAUNTON,SV VA April q. 80 he rema!nAS
OF George II. Swar tz, ! & who died in the
Clifton Forge Hospital Sunday III ght from
tho effects of having been blown up In "a Is
blast with dynamite about three week. u
ago, reached staunton yesterday .morns
ing. The funeral was held from his resls
sdence on North Augusta Street, Mrtas
Swartz IL survived by his mother onl
sister and one broth her. sS
IL Lewis Clark. ts58 III
Especial to The Times ispatcli.) MI ss
III HDATHSVILLE, VA, April Is. ---LeWisE
& Clark died at nm early hour q t his home 4!
4 at Lewisetta, Northumberland county
Monday morning, aged about thirty-flyts
years. f8 tts "
Rev Shannon etcher Butts
A1i TYsSos'R E rhs B'a'ss I psgitsa
Shannon FletcheiS Fsatts, aged six ty-foqi -
i years, Is dead IN ne Confederate sols
8diers' Home, Pike s,!e, He entered tl< q
Army OF Northern Virginia Us chaplain
of the FortY-second Virginia nfantryts
4 in September. 1868, at Orange Court house,
remaining until the -cessa ton OF hostil!.
ties. Mr.. Butts Is survived by q widow
and two sons. M $.s5 Re:
1nterment will be made IN the Confed-s
crate lot at London Park Cemetery.
George W. l<uhnert. u
Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
BRIsIOI. " Al April %, ieorge
gI<uhnert dropped dead Of apoplexy5 at an RI
early hour this morning at his homo, on #
Alabama Street. He was si1ty-one years
OF age, and Tor moro than thirty years
I had been n resident Of this city He was
q well known and popular citizen, and '8
up to q few years ago was one OF b rise.
tolls most prominent business men. "a
Mrs. Susan burst, 81 81
Special to The Times Dispatch i!b5 S. &
ROANOKE VA, April 2s,--Aira.8 Susan
burst, OF Baltimore, died to-day at thi
residence OF her daughter. Mrs, Frank II III
brown, aged hfty-eight years, Her 70 n
mains vera sent to Baltimore tonight fos
3interment. H an III .s5 S8f
Mrs, Joseph Shenk, u,
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5e LLE.AY, VA. April 2S,--Mrsf Joseph 81
shenk aged about seventy years. died n
near Et.n. this county, yesterday Airs.
shenk Is survived by two children and
several brot hers. among the latter being
AR, Hamilton Grittlth. Of Lurny 5
Edward Eland.
(specialto Tho Times Dispatoh.)
CREYD. VA, April Edward Bland,
nine een-year-old son the late James
Bland. died at his hon.ss here this morn
ing. He vii, be buried In, the Crewa
cemetery A stepmothcr. two sisters and
one brother survive him,
Charles M. BartDe ss ii
Special TO The Times pispatch,l "A
ROANOKE. VA April 49, CHARLES NJ,
Eartlett died to-day from pne umonia,
aged fortysnya years. f..s
JohnJ. Wyatt.
FL . special to The Times plspatch,) "a Il.
M TRUITT. VA. April 2s,--John y. Wyatt,
postmastev atAwlaad Va. died n fsw y
Gays ago, lie Leaves y vile nnd eighS 4
k.It.