The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
OBITUARY.
Charles w. TYLER.

III MI. CnaTles SfYylHe E1yler, tho eighteen.
year-old son Of Mr.. y. Fountain Tyler.
died yesterday morning at tho home OF
his father on the Broad Street Road,
seven miles from Richmond. The young
man had been suffering for nearly three
weeks with acute pneumonia, He leaves
besides his parents, one sister, Mrs.
George Jennings. Of 4L Henrlco. and two
tom Del. and Mr.. Harvey Tyler OF
Memphis, T enn. u
The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from the@residence The!
intermert will be made In the h family.
burying ground. Ss 8i
Mrs.Ann Frances Cornck.
Miss Ann Frances Cornick aged eighty
4 two years, died yVednesda ys night at the
/ Protes tant Episcopal Home, on Fourth
Street. She had been In feeble health for
an extended period. The funeral will;
take place from the Home this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, and the interment will be-
made In Hollywood. Decea sed had rela-.
Atives and friends In Norfolk.
George r. Russell,
Mr.. George r. RUSSELL a we'll known
young man. died at a:15 o clock last night
at his home In East Richmond. The fun
cral notice will be given later,
Avis Urban.
Avis Urban, the infant daughter. Of Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Urban.fof this city
died Wednesday nIg ht at $50 o'clock. n (
Funeral Services. Z
The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas r. Pollard.
who died Wednesday night. will take
place at II o'clock this morning from the.
home OF his nephew. Mr.. Robert A. Gray.
No. 200 Eas it Franklin Street. IA IL II
Fl The funera f OF Mrs. Martha A.. Ed
wards took place at II o'clock yesterday
morning from the East End Baptist
Church. The interment was made in Oak
wood Cemetery. s5 v, &sg5s 4
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Venable- Street Baptist Church.
Or. Henry .. kerfoot
3 Especial to The Times ispatch)
4 BERRYYILLI0, VA. April s.-Dr. Hem
5ry D. Kerfoot, a prominent physician Of
this place, died this afternoon OF com
3plication OF diseases. after protracted III
ness. DR.. 8Kerfoot was ffty-seven years
the Confederacy, having been associated
with Colonel John S. Mosby, He received
a severe wound In the arm, the effects
of which no felt nearly all his life, He
leaves a widow and seven sons and three
sisters-Mrs. Ida Kerfoot. OF Washington,
d. c.: Mrs. Hunton. OF Prince William
county, Va. and Mrs. ferguson. OF Or
ange county-survive. a brother. Mr..
John Kerfoot. Of Dallas. Texas. died q
Few days ago and another brother, Rev.
F. Fl. Kerfoot, distinguished minister
OF the Baptist Church, died q few years
ago In Atlanta. Ga.
5sl Wi liam M. Moran,
Is. Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)
n VrA A
Mel wood Moran, OF Asuburn. son OF Mr.,
J. p. Moran and Margaret n. Moran. died
on Tuesday evening April 7th, at his
fathers home after an illness OF sixteen
days OF spinal meningitis, aged twenty
two years.
William r. HammersIy.
Especial to Tho Tlmes.Dispatch.)
ROANO KD, VA, April 9,rrWillam T,
Hammersy died this morning at his resi-
denoef In this city from Bright's disease,
aged 81 years, The deceased was a na-
tive OF Charlotte county, but had spent
most OF his life In Bedford, where he was
a prosperous farmer, coming to Roanoke
three years ago He Is survived by his
wife and six children
g Mrs. Eliza Mcdaniel,
Especial to The Times spatoh,)
ROANOKE. VA, April e,-Mrs, Eliza
Mcdaniel died yesterday at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. R.sW. Bayrd, from
grippe aged sixty-eight years. She is
Survived BY her husband and four chill
dren. Her remains will be taken to Mont
gomery for ntorment. .5
Mrs. Lucille Baxter, tt s.a
Especial to The Ttmes-D ispatch)
IN GoLDsBoRo. N. e., April e.-The death
Of Mrs. Lucille Baxter, wife Of w, ]. 8Bax-
ter, occurred at their home early this
morning. She was twenty-seYen years
child. N Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter came to