The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

ohel Edwin Shelton, and slstcr' OF Tie
late Mrs. pr, J. q. Lutnplsin. Two SIS
ters survive. They are Mrs. r. II. South
all. OF smithf1eld and Miss Fannio shcl-,
ton, OF Hanover. A brother. Mr.. Walter
NJ Shelton, OF Hanover, also survives.
she leaves two children. Agnes e. and J.
3. Oliver, Jr.1
Her funeral viii taks place from tho
residence at 8 O'clock this afternoon,
and the intertnent will be made In River
view Cemetery.
Funeral Of Mr.. English.
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph jackson Eng
lish took placo at noon yesterday from
the Masonic Temple. Members OF tho va,
,rious lodges Of tho city and many promi-
nent citizens wore IN; attendance. &
The funeral services were conducted by
tho Rev. w. B. Beauchump, pastor OF the
Broad Street Methodist Church. The Ma
sonic rites were held under the auspices
OF Richmond Lodge, No. 10, Dr.. Frank M;
Reado. the grand master. presiding. The
pall-bearers were members OF the lodge
Of which Mr.. English had been a mem
Der. n 4. II 81 n
The lnterment was made In shockoe
ELL Cemetery.
William Blair.
Mr.. William Blair died quite suddenly
residence, No. al4 Reservoir street.
Mr.. Blair was slxty-one years OF ago
and Is survived b. his wife and ten chill.
dren. Up to tho Very time OF his death
he had apparently boen in good health.
He had Just returned home after days
work, and was seated, reading tho paper.
when he complained OF feeling bad. He
went to lie down for O rest, and ID a
few moments was dead. 54 "a
The funeral will take place Mt $3.50
o'clock this afternoon from the Life and
Advent Christian Church. #
Funeral Of Mrs. Jones. n,
Tho funeral Of Mrs Charles L. Jones,
who died Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
will take place this morning from the
residence, No. 1 IL East Marshall Street.
M. 9. Il all S Funeral. 5S
Observation-Disclosures 52sfic < B1f 9"s v2 a.pMss areh
The funeral OF Mr.. Marshall Carter
Hall took place from st. Georges Epis-
copal Church this afternoon at I'VE
o'clock. and was attended by an I'M.
mense concourse OF people. The services
were conducted By REV. w. D. Smith, the
pastor Tho Sunday School. OF which Mr..
Hall had bcen superintendent for 81
years, attended In a body, and all OF.
the druggists OF tho city closed their
places Of business and attended the
funeral: The pall-bcarers were: Active
~. Al Taylor, a. ., Tapscott, James 8:
Knox, IT. b. Lane. A. II " allace, " X
II. Hurknmp. O. L. Harris. r. Q. tEgcrton,
Honorary-Judge A.. W. Wallace, lDr. >.
Robert r. Knox, st. George r. Fitzhugh.
Dr.. J. F. Thompson. The interment was
made IN the family burying lot in tho
city cemetery.
Mrs. Anna F. Elders Funeral.
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sTAJNToN, VA, March 1sIThe fu-
neral services over be remains OF Mrs'
Anna Fitzgerald Elder took place at 4
o'clock Yesterday evening from Trinity
nniacopal Church, OF which the deceased
was a member. Mrs Elder was the VIE
OF Major Thomas 9. Elder, prominent
attorney OF tho Staunton bar. The iol-
lowing acted az pall-bearers Active
Messrs Alexander F. Robertson, Juog 9,
Henry W. Holt, w. P. Tarns, Hon, q. q.
! Braxton Fl. B. Sproul, Hon A. c.. Cor
don. McHenry Holiday, r. p r. Nelson
ana Captain Mc1lhany. Honorary--Cap--
tain James Bumgardner. Captain Thomas
d. Ransom, r.. n. Trout, Marshall O..
Hanger, r. W. Burke, Hon. Edward
Echols, j. r. Taylor, Judge ]. NJ. Quarlcs
and Or. B. P. Reese.
In Charlottesville.
fspccinl to The Times .Dispntch.)
/ CHARIOT VA. March b.
! Ma stcr Thomas Alexander Waters, the
fonr-year-old son OF Mr.. Thomas Waters,
prominent attorney OF New York city,
| died at ESQ o'clock this morning NJ ire
residence OF his srandfather the Hon.
| 8, ". southall on Park Street. The ~
neral, which took place at 9 o'clock th's
| afternoon. was private fl
Miss. Emma Parker.
Especial to Tho Times.Dlspatch.>
| FREDERICKSBURG, Va March a.
The remains OF MISS Enn1a Parker.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward PARK
or formerly OF spotsylvani;. county,
more recently OF Richmond, who died ct
the home OF hor parents In the latter
city, arrived here to-day. and were taken
] 10 her old home for irtsrment MISS
Parker was sixteen years Of age and
died Of typhoid fever.
@ OH. Showalter, Sr.
4 Specials to Tue Times spatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, March &c. =,
! showalter, SRI OF Illinois. who spent the
winter at Buena Vista. Waiting HIS son,
| CT. showalte or, SIR, died there, after an
illness OF two weeks from rne u,,I W.
| He was aged sixty-three years. ine ~ +,
mains were taken to his former hp o., ~.
| ILLINOIS, IOC pu|SuAi 49, II rs
| wife and son. aii} "a
William r. Chandler
rnp9p sPsf!fftu Il hGS VA. March ls;--
News was received here to,aa =, = .ne
dsoth last night OF M. william =, nan
a dH.t' AZ lis home in spotsylvanla, county,
near near .. aunoy's station, of PARALYSIS. aged ,
a asue years He ls survived ny
s S1s vie. one son and ssyerol dauEhters'
s'a3i In williamsburg
fspeclu, 10 The sTimes.pspatch)
t',uuurII1TrAA1sBURG, VA. March 1851
r = ~, wilkins, the only daughter OF, Mr..
naa Mrs. Robert wilkins, died early
,eI morning, after many days OF
s' Ths funeral took place this afternoon
from the residence, and the interment
was In Cedar Grove Cemetery.
w, w. Thomas
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) h
PErERsBURG. VA, March 1S--W. W.
4 Thomas a well known resident OF Bat
/ ter sea, died suddenly last night, He was
at one time engaged In the lie insurance
business In this city A widow and sew
eral Children survive him.
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