The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
OBITUARY.
n. Mrs..Ca therlne I. kahl.

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Il Mrs Catharine L. Kahl died at her resi-
dence, No Az North Sixth Street, yes
terday at g a. NJ. She was the rellct
ter OF the late Captain Louis Willis Dam
gerfleld, of Fredericksburg. She leaves
| three daughters, Mrs. W. 3. DunfOrd.
Mrs. G. b.. Grove. of this city; Mrs, E.
r.. Davis, of Norfolk, Va. and one son.
Mr. r. =. L. Kahl,E OF Elko, Va. and
seventeen grandchildren.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Saturday 4, afternoon at 8
o. clock The following gentlemen will act
as pail bearers: Messrs. A. Krouse. J, r..
Shepherd, w. L. Ford. John Davenport
John de Jarnette. J. Page. B. Cosby. w.
Chidress. 8i
L. g. De Quentini.
MIR. L. B.8De Quentlni. the artist and
! decorator, and for many years q well
known citizen OF Richmond. died yester-
| day at his home near Fair Oaks. Henrico
| county Mr.. Quentinl was a native OF
| Italy, but had during the latter part Of
his life been g resident Of this city, and
was respected by a large circle of friends
among his fellow-countrymen and others
OF the city. y 5i.. ss5i b. 81 N
His remains will be Inferred In lakewood
Cemetery at a p: NJ. to-day, the funeral
being from his residence at O. clock
Mrs. Catherine L. kahl.
| The death Of Mrs. Catherine L. Kahl
occurred at o'clock yesterday morning
at her home. No. 1877 North Sixth Street.
She was the widow OF Mr.. Frank Kahl,
and was seventy-three years OF age, The
arrangements for the funeral havd not
yet been completed, aS ID
Mrs. x. a. Pinson.
Mrs. X. A. Pinson died yesterday at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. r.
| Watson, No. & 221S East Marshall Street.
Tho arrangements for the funeral will
| be announced later. &55 III NJ
Funeral Of Mrs. Moesta. If
The funeral Of Mrs. Eleanora Moesta,
widow OF Mr.. Horny w Moesta, whose
| sudden death on Wednesday, night was
| reported in The Times Dispatch yesterday
| morning, will take place from Bethlehem
Evangelical Lutheran Church Saturday!
afternoon at 8 o'clock. il 4: VI; st5ss
Mrs. Moesta, who was sixty-three years
old, was native Of -Darmstadt,
| Germany, where O sister, Mrs. Mehl-
breoht, still lives She Is also survived
bystwo brothers-Peter Wilhelm. OF Bal
timore, and John Wilhelm, OF Philadel-
phla. Mrs, Moesta Is survived by four
children, all OF this city They are Messrs.
William Moesta. Rudolph Moesta. Mrs.
Dora Miller and Henry w. Moesta, Jr.
+ MT, NOeSlh Olcu cIeVoIl yeeka a6o' INAV-i
ing come here just about the close Of the
war. Soon after they began the confec-
tionery business, and for thirty-five years
had been located on East Main Street.
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF Mr.. Alexander Worst
took place at 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon from st Mary's German Catholic
Church. The services were conducted
by the Rev. Father william.
Captain C.5M, Blackford's Funeral.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.) t
LYNCTIBURG. VA. March 12.-In st.
Pauls Episcopal Church the funeml
sepyces of the late Captain Charles M.
Blackford were held at II O'Clock this
morning. A largo assemblage Of friends
and relatives were present to pay their
last tribute Of respect to the memory
Of the deceased The services were CON
Quoted by the rector, Rev. J. NJ. Owens.
assisted by Rev, Dr., ]. J. Lloyd, OF
Grace Church. ,S
The casket was covered with handsome
Easter lilies. All around 1T. during the
service, were placed the superb floral de-
signs sent by different business organl-
cations with which Captain lBlaokford
had been connected. as we'll the nu-
merous smaller, pieces from personal
Tho lnterment took place in Spring Hill
Cemetery. M
Garland Rodes Camp. With q, b, Eaeet.
In command, followed the remains Of
their comrade to the cemetery
At few funerals have there been such
a wealth Of flowers, The designs were
composed Of roses, carnations. tulips,
easter liies hyanclnths y lilies OF
the valley, sweet alysum sweet
peas, cypress, foliage, vines and ferns,
A handsome Confederate battle flag in
flowers OF red. white and blue was sent
by Kirkwood- Otey Chapter. and other
handsome designs from the employees OF
the Lynchburg Traction and Liglk Com,
pany, the vestry of st. Paul's, the Court
Street colored Baptist Church, the ASSOC
ciated banks, the clerks and directors
Of the Peoples National Bank, the d.
rsctors Of the cotton mill and Mrs,
Blackford's Bible class, and many from
friends, relatives and business acquaint-
ances These floral tributes were borne
by Or. James Morrison, ". r. Winfree,
w. r. Pierce, D., A. Payne, George n,
Oaskie. Randolph Harrison, ]. Owen
Harvey, X. r, Marshall, w. s. Adams. I
J. n, Hdmunds. Fl, II, Nichols, g, II.
Vaughan, John D., Clarke, 9. D. Ham
ner, W. X, Williams, Ernest Head, 8.
". Kemp. Walter Jones and c, g. Hut
ter. also the Hon. H !, D. Flood,
The honorary pall-bearers We're; Scna-
tor John ". Daniel. DR.. RaWley W.