The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28

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young man Of twenty.tl,roo, who had
come from North Carolina y few yolrs
ago, was married. to Miss Joyce WI WAL
lace, tho only daughter Of Mr.. C harlos
NJ. Wallace. and the young couple wons
to Aloxnndrln, Mr.. Osborne ,boins ON ON
ployed In the government depot n ear tIat
city. III Two weeks ago yesterday ntt1e
daughter was born to tho young W'le.
who lhad come to Richmond to DO with
hor mother. Mr.. Osborne cAme to Hloh.
,nond and remained with his wife ana
child until Wednesday night. when no re-
turned to his duties pt st. Asuph: ne
was In splendid health. nnd was ~ happy
as q young man should be when ne
holds his first born TO his breast
fled by tho receipt Of brief tolesram
from Mr.. Osborne's sister in washington
announcing his sudden death
Hon. Charles M. wallace, Jr., loft tor
Washington last night, and at midnight
Inc family wore anxiously awaiting the
particulars OF tho distressing occurrence.
Nothing wna known by them at that
hour beyond the bnre fact OF his death.
Tho romans will probably arrive here
some time to-day, ana tho arrangements
| for the funeral will be announced In
| the afternoon paper.
Mrs. v. II. Mack.
Mrs,y II. Mack died at 1:3o o'clock
yesterday afternoon at her residence on
Darlington street nftor an illness Of five
weeks. which shc boro with Christian
resiann ton, leaving a fond, devoted hus-
! band and five children. Mrs. d. II. Hat
| ton. Mrs. Lula Woodbridge, Mrs. Esther
Mills Mrs. Eva Bailey and J. NJ Mack.
Jr., who is now at Clifton SPRINGS n.
y. for his health. -Four devoted sisters.
| NIrs. ], b, Goodo, Mrs. J. 3. Parkinson.
Mrs. L. w. Sellers, Miss Kate Gates ana
| brother. Edwin L. Gates OF Beach, a.
Che was a fond, devoted wife. mother and
| sister. mono knew her but to love hor.
She was granddaughter OF tho late
Rev. Joseph Goode. OF Chesterfield coun-
ty, and great granddaughter OF tho late
Rev. Bon jnmin Watkins OF PoWhatan
! county, Va.
| No pen can describe tho lovely traits
OF hor character, 80 gentle. loving and
nffectionate with all with whom she came
| In contact. -.
Tho funeral notice will appear later. The
burial will DO In lakewood.
Funeral Services.
&, Tho funeral Of Mrs. w "A. Miller VIII
take place at Jennings Ordinary. Motto
i way county, this afternoon.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. Walter 3. Francis.
who died Thursday, will take place at 10
o'clock this morning from tho Sacred
Heart Church.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. W. Blcdsoe Smith.
i who died In this city on Wednesday. took
place ut 10 o'clock yesterday morning IN
i Roanoke, Vn. The lnterment was made
in Mt. View Cemetery, in that city.
Dewitt C.}Ashby
Special to Tho Times. Dispntch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March d.
Dewitt G. Ashby. proprietor OF the Lex
ington Hotel, died this afternoon at 4:15
o'clock with apoplexy. Mr.. Ashby had
been unwell for several days, and was
i lying on his bed when the attack came
on Mrs, Ashby who was In the adj
joining room. heard him fall from the
bed to the floor and ran into the ROOM
screaming, attracting the guests - the
floor to the room. Doctors were sum
no life In the body. The funeral ar
rangements will be made later. Mr..
i Ashby was born ana raised in Clarke
county, Va. He spent the creator part
OF his young manhood in Baltimore, and
+ went from there to Philadelphia, where
no conducted agpopular cafe lie came
Il hero ten years ago, and was one Of the
cty's most popular hosts.
William e.. Shaw.
Especial to The Timcs. Dspatch.)
i BUCKINGHAM, VA. March T.-Mr
William Il. Shaw will be buried in the
Presbyterian cemetery here to-day, Tic
was found dead In his bed here on the
Goth. Mr.. Shaw had OF late been In busl.
ness In Norfolk. Ire was an unusually
bright and Intelligent young man, and
was for some time correspondent Of
The Times Dispatch from this place.
Mr., Shaw was the third son OF the late
a r. B, Shaw, and was about thlrty-eigh'
years old, having been born on the da!
! after Lees surrender, In 1865.
Ire Ia survived by his mother, two
/ brothers md two sisters, all OF whom
live In this county,
Mrs, Annie Turnbull Wheeler.
! Especial to Tho II mes. Dlspatch,)
i, IIAYR E0N CDVILI4E, VA. March o.
! On yesterday telegram was received
J here announcing the death Of Mrs, Annie
! Turnbul Wheeler, which occurred at he'
! home In South Carolina, She was
sister of the Hon. Robert Turnbull anf
n native Of this place.
Miss Hattie Seabrlght.
a -, Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
/, WINCH ESTER. Vas, March 27,--s1ls'
Hattie senbright. who was almost ere
mated late yesterday afternoon Wnlle
burning brush lived until CLOCK tins
morning. The young ladys body Was
horribly burned. but she was conscious
!, almost to the last
Benjamin Trenary
(spacial to The TlmesDispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA Marcn 21,-ben
iamln Trenary,, aged sxty-nine years
died last evening at his home near Royce
making the third death In his family
within a montlS During the war hi
served In the Clarke cavalry.
! Mrs. Catherine Bowman.
(spcc,nl to Tho TimesDisp tch.)
n WOODSTOCK. VAn March 27.-Mrs
III IN. rIl 70 az Nj,