The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15

lfl Il ~ is K . y
L. and Kate Dudley Staples. of this city
and grandson of the late M u H.
Frayser. Fof. the past year orsrnors he
had been one of the book-keepors + q
the Merchants National Bank. In Janu-
airy, 1902 he was married to Miss i1mlna
Staples. Of Harrisonburg, who survives
him. s II. "a . HUH !,
The funeral will take pla 4 this after
noon in Harrlsonburg.
Mrs. Lavlnia 3. Taylor. .l8
The remains of Mrs, Lavinia 3. Taylor,
who died in Keokul, i owfl, will arrive
this evening by the Chesapeake and Ohio
at $3.50 o'clock at the Main StreeS sta
ton. Tho lntcrnent will be in Holly
wood, and the services will be at the
grave. i 5ia
Friends Of the deceased and Of her.
husband. DR.. Richard Kidder TAYLOR. are
invited to be present. IA ss5$st VI
"a: Pauline Hollis. ,55
Pauline Hollis. the eleven-year,old
daughter Of Mr.. and AIRS. CHARLES 81
Hollis Of Chelsea Hill, died Nondly3
night, The funeral will take place at 10
o'clock this morning from the residence.
Robert P. Bartlett.
II Mr.. Robert Pomeroy Bartlett. son Of.
the late General William Francis Bart
lett, died yesterday In Colorado Sprlpgs,
Col. Mr.. Bartlett was a native OF Rich
imond. Va. egsa@ ii. " q n {53ss Z I
Mrs. Jacob karr. 81 +
Mrs, Jacob Karr. who was we'll known
In this city, died Sunday night In Wasll-
sington. Her funeral takes place IN that
city today.
Mrs.Annle E. Waller /.
$ (speclal to The TImcs, Dispatch,)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April IL
Mrs. Annie =, Waller. widow of the late
Colonel Withers Waller owner of the cell
obrated Whitewater fishing shores on the
Potomac, In Stafford county, and one Of
the best known ladies of this sec lion OF
the state, died at her home, near. Vide
water to-day, after q protrac ted illness,
aged seventy-three years, She Is survived
by eight grown daughters and q number
Mrs Barrett, OF Alexandria,; Mrs, Cald-
we'll of West Virginia; Mrs. r.. g.
NM,hncure Mrs. r. A. Moncure, Mrs. AL.
pvke Misses Pickett. Marcn and Nellie
1yoilor''of stafford. The funeral Will take
rnlnco from the old historic .AcqAlu
Church. In Stafford county, on NVednes.
day ut o'clock, and the interment VII
be made In tho church cemetery p9 the
side OF her late husband.
Major Clermont I. Best,
fspeoial ia Tho Tines Dispatch3 ts
NEWPORT ME WIS, VA" April }l4,- Nla-
Tor Clermont L. Best The secnn'l officer
in comuand at Fortress Monroee, was
stricken with apopleSy tonight about =
o'clock while eating supper ar his resi-
dence In the fort, and was UNCONSCIOUS
until 0:45 when Ito died. Mrs, BEST 70
nrostrnted from the effects OF the shock.
Colonel Best came to the fort about two
Years ago. He leaves n wife and daughp
ter, the latter attending school now III
stanton. lie was appointed from New
York, graduating In 1874, and WAS born
In that state,
Mrs. y, kirke Hannah.
fspeoial to The Times pspatch,)
MADIsoNYIII.E VA, April l4,-Alrs
r SIrke Hannah died suddenly at her
nome last night. She leaves a husband,
Two daughters. Mrs.J Cullen Darlington
and Miss Ruth Hiannah; also q BROTHER
MI. ]. Elfreth Watkins, Of Washington
Or. Samuel Kalghn, IA
{special ia The Times Dispatch.)
I.EEsBuRG. YA.,. April l4,--Dr; sam
uel3 Ka,ghn, of this place, died at q
o'clock this morning, April 18th. after
short illness from grip; aged sixty
nine years,
Or. Kaighn was for many years pfac-
ticins physician at Gum Strings near
~. ,,,i,,ty b,t for tle last tWell-