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

Msssrs. H. "A. eaundets, WI z. Mayo.
O.. Dikfs, w. ID. Tanner William AZ.
klns and b. g. SWITZERLAND 3 & "
Miss lille 81. Harlow.
q Miss iiiliS 3. Haxdow died " Z o'clock
Saturday morning ~ ths residcnoe Of
her parents, No. 400 South First street,
she was III tho ninetecnth year Of her
rho funeral ! took piaos At $40 o'oiock
yesterday afternoon from 81. Andrews
Church. rre intsrnent waa made In nv
or View Cemetery. /, Il 81
John a. LAWSON Jr. #
Mr.. John b. Lawson. Jr.. who was ope-
rated on ~ the Old Dominion Hospital
for appendicitis, died Sunday morning.
His body was taken 10 Glouoestsr Point
over th4 Southern Hallway 1t a.tS o olook
this afternoon. Tho funeral viii take
place ct that place to-day.
r s.93 i5 Funeral Servlocs. -
The funeral 81 Mr.. wv. u. Courtney took
place at Z O'Clock Sunday afternoon from
the 9econd Baptist Churan The services
were conducted by r<. w, n IA Smith.
The intersnent was made IN Hollywood
Cemetery. DeleEnticnS fro mths Soldiers
tk1Ouo5t 0llu ANVIL WV sNSVbN~AWtNtV NssdasbW
OF the oity were present
The funeral OF William n Christian
took place froa,, his home. No. 1901 Grove
Ayerua at $50 o clock yesterday after
noon, the service boinx conducted BY.
the Rev. Mr.. stuart and this Rev. Mr..
Monoure.
The pnil-bearers were: Or. John r.:
Wheat, Messrs. Lewis B.. Mason, Georges
Wilson, c. ID. Saunders. J. =. Lewis.
~. ny III ~ q
James Whittet IL
Joseph Mullen.
pAn sRM:!shI f. hi D TINA Tslos' sAr -
seph Mullen died early Sunday morning
OF Bright's disease at 81, Agnes Santa
rum. IIe had been sick since December
last. 4 .s
MI. Mullen was born IN Gates county.
North Carolina, in July. 1saB. AT tho out
break OF the Civil War, although only a
boy In years. he enlisted in tho 2svanty-
and rerYcd until tho close OF tho conflict.
In 1873 he married Miss Emily Hodges Of
Norfolk. Va. who survives him with two
sons-MessrB. Joseph and J. Morft Mullen,
both OF them graduates OF tho Johns
Hopkins University.
& Mr.. Mullen came to Baltimore twenty
nve years ago and engaged In tho shoe
Cu6IHet5B WIFI Nlc66Ins - uCfOEt S3IilllH diu
Company. Since the dissolution OF tho
firm he had been travelling In the North
and West 3t
Deceased was near ktnsman OF Judge
J. ~ Mullen of8Petersburg.
II. e. lie Grand. S3
wnsT fD;ss1 s IF VIZ Ma2oh
Last night at 4 p. N. r. L. lie Grand,
sr. died very suddenly at his home near
this place. Mr.. Le Grand on SATURDAY
afternoon, while cutting wood In the for
est, received slight cut from the axe
on his knee, but 1t is not thought that
this caused or hastened his death. He
was in his sixty-first year; all OF his
life had been spent in Appomattox county
and he had lived most of5this time within
two miles OF the plaoe Of his BIRTH Mr.
Le Grand leaves widow and six chill
dren, namely: Mrs. Walter D. Hancock,
OF West Appomattox: Mrs W. A. Kelly,
Of Crewe; Mrs, Douglas Mason. OF Pamp-
lin: T. b. lie Grand, Esq, Evergreen; Luz
ther LIE Grand, Lyn chburg; Joe Le Grand,
Appomattox. Mr.. LIE Grand had been O
member OF Liberty Baptist Church. OF
this place. !. for forty years. Ho was a
member OF the Second Virginia Cavalry,
and served faithfully oil through the war.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Col. Rives' Funeral.
cHAR Rgse'T1 Z; VA March -.
The funeral Of Colonel Alfred LAndon
Rlves, tho distinguished engineer and
father Of Amelle. Rives Troubetskoy, the
5authoress. took place at II o'clock yes
terday morning from Grace Episcopal
Church. Gotham. three miles from hts
late home Castle HILL" and not from
Castle Hill' as was at FIRST announced.
The little edtnce. the handsomest in that
aristocratic section OF the county. could
not accommodate those who had come
to pay last tribute OF respect to the
deceased. The service was read by the
rector OF the church. the Pew. q. valen-
tine Jones, and the body was laid to rest
in Grace Church graveyard which WAS
at the request OF the deceascd @
Colonel Rives' father and mother were
buried in tho family section at Castle
Hill.
All the immediate members of the FAM
lily were presont at tho funeral save Mrs.
Riyesg ana the Princess Troubetskoy. Tho
former, TO whom tho sudden death OF
her husband was mn especial shock, was
detained in her room by sickness. Tho
latter, It Is stated. was too III 10 leave
the sanitarlum in New York to which she
went for treatment several weeks ago.
The active pall-bearers wore Frank NJ.
Randolph, Fred. X. Page. IT.. A. ]. Bell.
Thomas Lewis. Julian Morris. William
Mann and w. Graham Page.
Among the relatives who came on to
attend the funeral were Mrs. Grace w.
R!ves. OF Boston; Or. William c. Rives.
OF Washington. .. c.. and Mr.. George L.
Rives and Mr.. Reginald Riyes, OF New
York, nephews OF the deceased. #
Conspicuous among the several hun
dred who attended the services at tho
church was Mr.. John Armstrong Chan
Ter. the nrst husband OF Amele Rives.
from whom he was divorced In October,
1soa. Mr.. chpnler resides at "Merrie
MILE" not far from Gotham.
Mr.. w. u. Nelson $ Funeral.
Il ~ Especial to The Times. Dispatch 4Bf
A ; STAUNTON, VA, March 2AJThe re-
mains OF Mr.. William J. Nelson; who died
IN Florence, Ala. reached the city Sat.
urday night. and the funeral tooh piaos
at O'Clock Sunday morning from the
First Presbyterian Church. The servtces
were conducted by Rev "A M Frasnr