The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

Captain IT.. McCracken,$ q prominent pus.
mess man OF this oity,s and membsr Of
tho City Council. She leaves. besides her
husband, v two sons-J. j. Il AfcCra cken. n a
cadet at Annapolis, and Austin Me-
4 Cracken-and ono daughter, Miss Eleanor
McCrackcn. l$ INN
George Il. Bliss.
Especial to Tho Time -Dispatch.)
LYNCTIBURG, VA, April & 27---N'ws
saturday evening In Now York, aftcr Q
long illness, ( OF George II. Bliss former
resident OF this city and nephew OF
Mr. Clinton Dewitt. He was born IN
{Massa cfusetts about flfty-fivo years ago.
but as q boy moved to this city with his
parents and lived here most OF his life.2
He was for many years a partner In the
hard ware firm OF G.. s. Bliss & Son, OF
this city. and owned several houses on,
Church Street. N i35 .5{ I,
Mrs. Vim. A. vvillingham. a
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, April #27.-Airs
William A. yyilinghhm died yesterday
evening ct her home She was twenty
eight years old. Her maiden name was
iCatharine May. She was married last
July. The remains were taken to Staun.
ton to-day for internent.
Joseph a. Hammer.
fspecial to The Times Dlspatch.) II
HARRIsoEIBURG, VA April 27-
Joseph a. Hammer died Mt his home in
Interchangeable yesterday morning. He
was about sixty years old and was
prominent mar In his community, being
school trustee for many years. He
was also locally influential In Democratic
ranks. n
William.
(speclnato The Times Dispatch.)
FIARRIsoNBURG. VA. April CIV.
II Lam died suddenly in this place. at
the residence OF q relative, nt a late hour
last night, Mr.. Lam was for many years
sheriff Of the county. N
E Es4 8 Mrs. Mary Kwass. 55l
Especial to The lTimes- Dispa tch. sS
s ROANOKE, VA, April 27.-Mrs. MARI
Kwnss the aged mother Of NJ KwnsA
a we'll known business man OF this city,
died last night ut Pocahontas.
Charles 3. Smith.
Especial TO Tho Times-DIspntch)
h sTAUNTON VA. April 27.- Charles 3.
Smith, nachnlst, sdied at his resi-
dance, on East Main Street, at 4 o'clock
this morning. aged sixty-slx years. s.5,
Nl' 'S'>s ~
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The remalns OF Mrs. Charles Limerick,
who died a few days ago at her home,
near Baltimore. were brought to Stafford
county to-day and inferred In the family
burial ground, Il sa
Or. George w. Huffman.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,
r. BELLE HAVEN, VA, April 27.---fs
DR.. George w. Huffman. Of Keller, died
Friday morning OF consumption. He was
a very prominent young man in both So
ciety and political circles, \ i}5 83s
JohnTayloe.
s5 Especial to The Times. Dispatch,)
BELLE HAVEN, VA. April 2.-l5
ana merchant of Pungateogue. died Sat.
urdny morning. III
55Ss8 Henry Mullen. ~
pEb E9ffRaf'c ( TSS VIZ xpll a.
Henry Mullen died at his home In Spot
sylvanla, Saturday OF heart disease.
DEATHS,
nXnHETTPRea hs e Sak e hS
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H| 5ess Res gS astt T f4en
tina residence. Friends and acqualnt-
a ances inYltef' to attend. AZ
GIBsoN,-D Died, at n:bO last (Monday)
night, ut her home, l07 North Seventh
Z Street. Mrs, MARGfARET 8, GIBSON,
widow OF the late Patrick Fl. Gibson. In
the e. ssysntyIiifth year Of her age
SANFORD Died, at the residence OF her
parenfs. Mr., ind Mrs. ]. n. Booker, 1903
f Mssst Ga * N StTsHt at l;A M Mrs
Funeral Will take place from Third
Christian Church THIS (Tuesday) All.
i TEIaNooN,lA April %, 1903, at A o'clock
Lynchburg papers please copy, N, 4l$
THoN.-pied, April, n. 1908. al the resi-.
den denee Of his mother Mrs. g, g, ,rhon,
RuDoLIpH oFiN, In the nine esatL
la bs, AZ Asleep In Jesus. y, Y HUI
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