The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
OBITUARY..
Mrs. NJ. L. Garnett.

Mrs. NJ. L. Garnet.
Mrs. M. L. Garnett. widow of the late
George w. Garrett, died at the home of
her son-inlaw, DR.. George B. Steel. No.
400 East Main Street. last night at 1880
o'clock. She had been Ill about ten days.
Mrs. Garnett was seventy-eight years
old and was held in affectionate regard
by hosts of friends. She was from
Fredericksburg, where her husband was
long a member of the well-known firm of
Conway, Gordon & Garnett. The funeral
arrangements have not been made. but the
remains Will be taken to Fredericksburg
for interment.
Mrs. j. S. Rowland.
Mrs. s. Julia Teel Rowland wife of Mr..
j. Shannon Rowland. died Wednesday
afternoon in Washington. D. {. She was
the daughter OF the late Robert l.. and r.
A. Teel.
The funeral will take place at 2:O5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
Main Street Station The intcrment VIII
be made In Shockoe.
w. H.Kappes.
The death Of Mr. w. II. Kappes &C.
Cured Wednesday morning at his home,
No. 2217 Venable Street.
Mr.. Knppes was seventy years OF age.
He was native OF Germany but came
to this country in his early life He served
during a portion Of the war In Company
i, Twenty-third Virginia Cavalry. He
leaves his widow, seven children and one
sister
The funeral will take place this after
noon from the yenabie- Street Baptist
Church..
Funeral Of Mr. Ryland.
The last sad rites over the remains OF
Mr.. Josiah Ryland, whose death day or
fSN-N 40 nc a
the entire community. were conducted
Many ny M Of the f frends and relatives Of
the deceased were. present to Dc him
last honor, The faculty Of Richmond
we're iher nna The Boapd Of trustees Of tie
College, OF which the deceased was the
oldest member. met yesterday morning
decided to attend the funeral in n body.
The : services We're conducted by the
Rev. George Cooper. p p, pastor OF the
Rev. w. II Whitsltt. D. D.. OF Richmond
college eye The interment was made prIyate -
Louis Crenshaw;;,A A. W. Paterson, Arthur
y. Peasants. Thomas c. Williams Jr.,
e Lei w Maury and Henry R. Pol
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edith Martin, widow
OF William Martin, who died IN thn home
OF her daughter, Mrs, c. w. Tucker pear
Towards Grove took place from the
Fairmount Methodist Church ~ O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The burial was in
the family burying- ground in Hanover
county.
Or. Charles T. Pepper.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
DANVIbLE, VA, May 2S.-Laris E..
Pepper. editor OF the Evening Bee, re-
ceived n telegram this afternoon an
snouncing the death of his father, DR..
Charles T. Pepper. which occurred at
his home In Rural Retreat Va. Dr. Pep
per was one of the Oldest and best known
physicians OF Southwest Virginia. and
was surgeon at Emory and Henry COL
lege. which was converted into hos
pital, during the war.
1 Ills wife died only two months ago. Dr.
Pepper was 70 years OF age Mr.. Pepper
left here this afternoon.
DR.. Chns II. Pepper,one of the best known
physicians and citizens Of this section,
died at noon TODAY at "Grassland," his
home near Rural Retreat In this county.
DIR. Pepper was seVenty-four years old
His wife was q Miss Howe. Of this county.
four children-Prof. c. r. Pepper. OF Rural
Retreat: w. Fl. Pepper. of Baltimore; l..
z. Pepper associate editor OF the DanvIlle
Evening Bee. and Mrs. Barnes Gillespie,
of Tazewel, Va.
DR.. Pepper was for years n practicing
physician In this county, but retired sew
Montgomery, county. Va, and served In
federacy during the Civil war. The
funeral will be held tom orrow.