The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
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OBITUARY.
~ e !, q Raines,
Mr.. =, g. Ralnes died Monday night at
his home NoIf11Oo East Broad Street,
after an illress OF about four months
He was thirty-tWo years Of age and leaves
| his widow. yS' n. ft isl5f
Ths funeral Will take place this morn
Ing at 10 O'clock The burial will be IN
Riverview Cemetery, Members Of the
Stage Hands N. Union, with which Mt Il
| Raines was connected, will act as pail
I bearers. 3 BilE55S sA ri III n d Al VI IA
John E. Hawkins. If 9s NJ
Mr.. John n. -.ankns died Monday after
| noon. He was sixty-two years Of age
and Is survived by three sons. five bro
theirs and two sisters. s .5@
The funeral took place at 4 o'clock yes
terdny::S afternoon from the residence, at
Henry ana Marshall Streets. Tho inter-
rnent was made In Hollywood. 4
Captain Elmore w. Savage.
SesfEl e The m Tis ss'.eSes spian
more WI Savage died at his residence on
Church Street this morning, after a snort
illness from pneumonia. Captain Savage
leaves 81 widow and two children---Mrs.
Baylor and Mr.. Harry Savage, a railroad
MANI Captain Savage was ffty-six years
OF &C.. lie was d member Of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee Of Norfolk
county, and also memberS of the Board
OF Registrars which was created under
the new. Constitution. Captain \ Savage
had resided In Norfolk for many years
and was svirtunllybbr up in the street
railroad business in this city. lie was
connected whit the old Norfolk Street
Railway Company and served with the
new company, with the Norfolk and At
lantio Terminal Company, and lately with
the Bay Shore Railway
Mrs. j Ohm Purcell.
DRx2f sfss H Il Iss fIne va R..'aM'f March
Mrs. PURCELL wife Of Mr. John Purcell.
who lives a few miles from town. died
at the home$of her sister, Mrs. =. \.
Morgan. Of this place, Sunday morning.
and was buried to-day In the Hebron
Church Cemetery.
The funeral services were conducted by
+ the pa stor, Rev. Mr.. Cranberry, Mrs. Pur-
cell H had 4 been married q little over a
year, She was a bright. healthy, beau
4 tiful young woman at her marriage. but
soon fell aBWlctim to some pulmonary
1 trouble.
Mrs. Josie E. Shelton.
BsSa (spccinl to The Times Dlspatch.)
81 PETERSBURG, Va. March 3.-Alrs
Josie p. Shelton. wife of Mr.. w. M skel.5
ton, died this morning at the home OF
her husband. on Halifax Street at 5
o'clock. Mrs. Shelton before her mar
riage was Miss Hazelwood, OF LmnenburE
county. IIer husband and one child, four
years of age, survive her. Tho funeral
will take place Tomorrow afternoon at
half -past83 o'clock. from the Second Bap-
tista Church. this city.
Mrs. G. M. johnston.
ToK lTSesfr to T 9ae ri"s Sa n!sPatfh sars
Louise Crippen Mildly Johnston. one OF
the oldest residents OF this city, died al
her home. No. ls9 Brewer Street, at II IN
O'Clock last evening, in&the nlnety-ninth
tho late James H. Johnston, and survived
by two chlldren--Mr. Charles II. john
ston and Mrs. Mary o. Moore. She was
natice of Eastern shore. Va. but has
lived in this city for many years.
Mrs. j. .. McAIister.
rzG {SWRff!in, t. T w Msroh sh}rs
II. 5NfcAllster, wife of the Rev. j. D. Nc
Alistcr, who has been stationed for about
{, year at Cedar Bluff. this county. to
take charge Of the Methodist Church Eat
that place, died Friday morning. The
burial services took place Sunday at Ce-t
dar Bluff. The remains will be later re-
moved to Knoxville, the home Of Mrs.
N1cAlister The deceased was about tnr-a
ty-eight years Of age.
E.W. Potter.
cH1N| aeeS1rr L p VA. March a.--Dr.
n III. Potter was called home last week
to the death-bed OF his father Mr.. p. M.
Potter. Of Belle Haven, who died from
ali attack of paralysis, having been an
invalid for several years. me decea SEQ
was sixty-nine years of ago and IS sur.
Yytyed by a widow and three children.
aS Jacob Gross. n
MoN ffSsfli. 70 t VA March " s.7Jaeob
Gross. an aged, wealthy and prosperou Gus
farmer, died at his home, near here, Mon
day, e March I'd. n of cancer. lie leaves
a son, three daughters and two prothers-
John and j Joseph Gross--Who resided with
him His remains will be Inferred at the
family cemetery March attn.
M. "a. c Garter. 3k
Observation-Disclosures bSsf'ii'c K n9s s Mareh
NJ. a. Carter, a prominent citizen q
Westmoreland county and owner OF
Carter's Wharf, on the Rappahannock
River, died Sunday, night from Injuries
received by q kick from horse.
Charles Dickerson.
fsr ecal to The Times DlspatchQ
PROFTIT, VA, March 3.-Charles
Dickerson, one OF the most prominent
farmers and horse dealers of this sec
ton. died Saturday. after a three-days'
illness.
Mrs. Fannie Todd.
(srccia to Tho Times, DIsnatch)
STEVEN svILLE, f VA, March g.
Mrs Fannie Todd, widow Of Captain
Marlus Todd, died at Poplar Grove, her
residence. in King and queen county.
FEBRUARY 9th. Mrs. Todd leaves three
sona-Wlliam, Robert and Garland
Mrs. Sarah Hudnall
(Specinl to The Timcs.p spnntch)
FRONT ROYAL, Marc h S.-News reach
cd here to-day OF the death OF Mrs. Sarah
Hudnall, wife Of 4 Richard Hudnall, Of
Linden, at 1;so o'clock this mornlng OF
acute peritonitis; aged slXty-fwe years.
She viii be buried ar Hitch, Fauquler
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