The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-22

fur daughters. Mrs. T.. Crump HAre: -.
L. Rylund and Mrs. r. c. Stokes. az OF
this city, also Miss Alice Lee, OF rev
York. Al hor bedside at the time OF nor
death were her three daughters from thls
city and her step daughter. Mrs Walter
G. Jones, also OF Lynchburg. The remains
win be brought here for interment-
Irving w. Hoen.
{spccial to Tne Times Dispatcho
FARMVTLLE, VA. Dec. a.-lrging W.
tIocn. OF the firm OF A. Hoen q 20,
slrthogra piers Baltimore and Richmond.
dad yesterday evening ut the ho"'" ~
John II. Cooper, In Buckingham county
months ago and invested in several
thousand acres OF Buckingham lands,
which he converted into cattle ranch
tIc was brother Of DR.. a. 6. Hoen.
Of tia Pasteur Institute R1chm ond, va.
FIe had been. H. III health for long time:
nnd 1t was with tho hope Of physical
Improvement thnt he spent the greater
pn It OF his time among the hills Of Buck.
fngham county. He was man OF great
l!berality and his death is very generally.
mourned.
Ills remains we're taken to-day to Bal
tlmore for interment. He leaves Q vile.
but no children.
John N. Fry.
(SpeciaI to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Dec. IL
John N, Fry. a prominent resident OK al
bemarle, brother OF tho late Captain
Jesse L, Fry, for a score OF years COM
missioner OF the revenue OF the county,
Ii dead, aged seventy-fve years.
Mr.. Fry's wife. who was Miss Lizzie
Goodman, OF Goochland county. died eight
years ago.
One sister. Mrs. James Barksdale. moth
or OF Frank Barksdale. at the head OF the
advertising department OF the PennsY,
vania Railway. survives Mr.. Fry served
with distinction in the Civil War as q
member OF tho Forty ninth Virginia Reg
nlent, Company D. He was taken pris-
or er at Petersburg and confined for six
months at Fort Delaware.
Miss Cary Atkinson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, Dec. 21.-Mlss
Cary Atkinson died yesterday at Char
lesion Jefferson county, W. Va, aged
sixty yeas She was the daughter OF the
late Rev. William Mayo Atkinson, OF TINS
city whose wife was the first woman
buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery. which
occurred only a few weeks after IT was
dedicated In 1870. by her husband.
M,sD Atkinson leaves three sisters, Mrs.
Mary Dutton; Mrs. Van Lear Perry and
Mrs. Ann Hopkins, wife OF Rev. Dr.. A.,
{, HOPKINS, all Of Charlestown. Miss AZ
kluson was q half sister Of Mrs. juliet
Meow and Judge WILLIAM NJ. Atkinson,
CT this city, and a cousin OF blshop 1 II,p
con, Of tho Episcopal Diocese Of VIZ
| gln!a. Z.
Jonas Tillet.
yoRK Ssfso!1w! e va bsc HieeMsh
Tillet a retired coal operator Of Shame
! kin, Pa, died here yesterday ut $3.50 a, NJ.
| of athmatic affections.
He had been In very poor health for q
| number Of years and had often paid visi $
to this section In search OF health,
Ills demise occurred at the old Nelson
mansion, the present homo OF his brothoi-
in-law Mr.. John Cruikshnnk.
The romans, after a brief burial ritual,
were conveyed back home BY waI Of
York Rive. line. accompanies by MS
widow and Mr. and Mrs. Cru|kshank. h.
Mrs, William Hyer.
srG {SgssIs9' t. 9 IT, bss snts WI
liam Hyer died at her home, In this city
saturday night, aged sixty-three years,
after IN Illness OF several months. sew
eral months ago Mrs. Hyer suffered
strok, OF paralysis. She Is survived ny
four chfldren-Messrs W!lllsm H. tt NE
Charles Irvine, Of Louisville KY. and
Mrs Joseph Anderson. of Front Royal.
The funeral will take place Monday
morning at II O'Clock from, the family
residence,
w, T, Bannernan,
Especial to The Times-pispatch,) i
] WILMINGTON. NJ G., Dec, 2l.-Mr,
4 William II. Bannerman, ono OF Whining
1 TOMS oldest citizens, died suddenly to-
day at his home In this city aged seventy
Years. He was a native OF Fender cos'n-
/ ty and was clerk Of the court Of that
county for many years. IIe was a man
| of considerable wealth and accumulated
4 valuable property In this city,
Charles H. Smith, .
(Specle 70 The Timas-Dispatch.l
MANCHESTER, VA, Dec, 2l-After a
sickness Of more or less severity, lasting
several years, Charles T. Smith, ono OF