The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-16
OBITUARY..
Miss Alice Russell n otchkiss.

disease and awakened hope. But a few
weeks ago o final change for the worse
m sn 70 he her ome yers SHE
She was d member OF the Second Bap-
s Ghu5s e9d oyey oas as ehs axe
with life opening out fair and bright be-
fore her, the idol Of her family circle.
unsel1sh, gentle and beautiful IN In heart
Of hope and love. She was especially
loved by her grandmothers, the late Mrs.
starke. who passed away but a short
time before her. She is survived BY a
sister. Miss Elizabeth, and two brothers,
Elmo and Henry Hotchkiss.,
this afternoon from the residence. MOI
East rakp St. K Tss tsy'fs VIII
Smith s, II :, p D. nss!sted BY the Rs ,iiry J.
ham. 2; p. The palic,eearers1 wil /, be- 6son.
Whitaker, Joseph Bryan. W. s. Forbes,
POLK Miller, f II. peanes & III, n Ta lEstt
r. Jeffress. z: 3, Taylor. W. Miles Gary.
Gay Drswsy, Brs; Jos. 4. White, l. !: Il.
White, ]. G.. Trevillian.
Charles Bargamin. Charles U. Bargamin,
Jr.. James Cowardin. Joel Perrin, Thomas
den. Willie Turner Thomas Byran, VIM.
Langhorne.
Mrs. Kate EmpIe Sheppard.
In another column is announced the
death Of Mrs. Kate Empie Sheppard. Sun.
day afternoon, at her residence, No. GA
E Mta Lsh sTss xas thu as v ity 0, the
late James Sheppard. a. prominent citizen
In this vicinity, before and during the
var. and was n the daughter Of s. the Re e,s
James Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Sheppard has been a patient suf-
terer for many years, with rheumatism
Ing years, but the immediate cause Of
her death was n stroke OF paralysis,
which she suffered just little more than
J. smead. Of this city; her son. Mr.. Adam
Empie Sheppard and two daughters.
d Mrs 5Gseph Fi Bo e.
James Episcopal church this afternoon
at 1 o'clock.
Miss Garnett s. Seal.
S. Seal died at. $40 o'clock yesterday
morning at her home. No. TT West Clay
To the many friends OF the young lady
the news OF her death will come as q
source OF slncerest grief. She was but
beautiful in character as she was in per-
son. Throughout the city she, had many
who knew and loved her well.
aed a. se SIC tR Mas meb 81 Fl
Clay-Street Methodist Church, and was
for a time member OF the choir OF that
church. She leaves one brother. Edward
Seal.
this e atter Sae w from ' The Gayes Sea
Church.
William A. Peasants.
formerly a resident Of this city. died
Sunday at his home in Shreveport La.
having been born on Church Hill sixty
two years ago., and second son OF the
late 2; G. and Indiana Peasants.
the employ Of the hardware firm OF Van
Lew Taylor & Co., which he left to join
whose fortunes he faithfully followed to
Michael WIbert.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.J
BUckNERs, VA, June 16,-Mr. Michael
Wilbert. we'll known and highly respect
ed citizen q this section. died :. at his
resident OF this place for the past thirty
one hsyng ZONE here iTom Penn
many. and at the time OF his death was
sixty-four years OF age.
Hs knness e g. f S Ms saart ssSy IF os
was an upright and honorable citizen.
Mrs Mr. .A Joseph she1 August st. Of Riohmoad Va.
and one son. MI. G. n. Wilbert. OF Terre
Haute, Ind: also BY, three sisters ond ono
sins. Of Titayvilie Pa; Mrs Ernst and
Mr.. John Wilbert. of West Lydia, N. Z.
His funeral took place "Wednesday n mforn.;
Church. at Buckners, OF which he was
valued member and was conducted by
Rsv: Father William; Of 4 S, St, M taiSh
Ing tribute to his life.
Or. Litteton Upshur Mayo.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
COLEMAN'S FALLS. VA. June b.
DR.. Litteton Upshur Mayo died here on
Saturday evening. June 9Th, OF apoplexy,
aged seventy-eight years. He was son
Of the late Peter P, Mayo, OF Norfolk,
and early in life practiced his profession
In Botetourt county where he married
Miss Fannie 2. Penn. When the war
broke out he gave his services to the
Southern cause and was engaged till
the end. principally in medical capa-
city. Soon afterwards he moved to Bed
ford county. where he has lived ever
since. He was the Oldest Of his family.
He Is survived by his widow. with
whom he several years ago completed
fifty years of married life; by two daugh-
tors. Mrs. William Rogers and Mrs. Wall
ter J. Brodie, of Bedford county; by four
grandchildren and four great-grandchll-
dren; by sister. Miss Mamie p. Mayo.
of Richmond. and by two brothers. er-
Mayor Wyndham r, Mayo, of Norfolk,
and John B. Mayo, magistrate. New
York city.
Mrs, M, L, 7oWnes.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
X PETERSBURG, VA. June l6-Mrs,
Maria Louisa TONNES died at her home
place this afternoon at 9 O'Clock from
st. Paul's Church. ~
Mrs. TONNES was a widow OF the late