The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14

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son OF Goran L. White, OF Newtown,
Frederick county. and after the civil war
located here and engaged In merchandise
ING, but OF late years was farmer. Dur
Ing the civil war he was a member Of
hfcNeils Partisan Rangers, and was
member OF the command under Captain
Jesse Mcneil that captured at head.
quarters the Federal Generals Crook and
Kelly at the hotel in Cumberland, Md,
and safely escaped with their prisoners
through the whole Federal army encamp-
ed there under their command He was
twice married. Both his wives were
daughters OF Robert Montgomery, OF
Roekbridge. He Is survived by his SCI
cond wife, Mrs. Emma White. four
oaugnters-Nrs. Ohio saville Mrs James
McHenry. Misses Mary and Clara. White
and Two 5sons--Lovett and Earl White. a
Hockbridge. A sister also survives him.
VINO resides in North Carolina.
Mrs. John M. Lupton.
aoRbDeNsviifIL1Hs Vae' PF1 epr5ary Ia
Mrs John NJ. Lupton died hero yester-
day OF pneumonia. after q brief illness,
at the residence Of her son-in-law, Mr.,
John Wills. aged eighty-two Mrs .Lup-,
ton was Miss Milton, OF Clarke county
daughter Of the late Alexander Ross Nil
ton. Her mother was Miss McCor-
mick, OF Berryville. A portion Of her life
was spent In Winchester. where she leaves
many friends. She Is survived by four
children, Mrs. John Willis. OF Gordons-
Vile; Mrs. Rev. c. Il Lingamfelter. Of
stanton. Va: William NJ. Lupton, ESQ.,,
OF Hampstead, Texas, and Mr.. John T.
Lupton, with John P. Morton 6 Co.,
Louisville, KY, and seventeen grand
I to Winchester, to be laid by her hus-
band, who is inferred In Mt Hebron
Cemetery
Mrs. Martha Caroline Horn.
Especial to The Tilnes-Dispatch.o
LEXINGTON, VA. Feb. i3.-Thc flu
neral Of Mrs. Martha Caroline Horn took
place to-day Mt II o'clock from Bethesda
Presbyterian Church at Rockbridge
Baths, conducted by Rev. Henry NIL
Ter. the pastor Mrs Horn died We'd
resday afternoon at her homo, near
Rockbridge, Baths, aged seventy years.
she was a Miss Anderson. daughter OF
the late James Anderson. One daugh-
ter, Miss Ida T.. Anderson. survives:
also sittreo sisters and two brothers
Misses Kitty, Mary and Icy Anderson,
OF Lexington; Messrs w. A. L. Ander-
son. Of Staunton, Va, and James Y.
Anderson, Of Ohio.
Within less than two years, during
the passionate OF Rev, Mr.. Miller. SIX
teen buryings have taken place at
Bethesda Church Of persons slxty-flve
years and over. fourteen Of them be-
Ing members Of that church.
George o. Monroe.
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA. February 49,.
George o. Monroe, a prominent and we'll
known citizen, died at an early hour this
morning at the Alexandria Hospital,
Where he was taken yesterday afternoon
for treatment. Mr.. Monroe had been in
failing health for several years past, but
was able to be about until anew days
ago. The announcement Of his death
came as a surprise to his friends and rela-
tives, He was forty-seven years OF age
ana unmarried Mr. Monroe for many
years past was connected with the whole
sale grocery firm of Garrett 4 Monroe.
He formerly held an important position
In the office OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad at Roanoke. Mr.. Monroe was
q prominent member Of the Alexandria
Washington Lodge OF Nfasons, and also
a member Of the Bachelor Club. He was
also member of the Alexandria Light
AAAuAI1 SolCldllS .ASSOClullOn. being ono
of the original m LENDERS Of that company.
William g. Friend.
Especial to The Times. Dspateh.l
BRAKES BRANCH. VA, February
1a.-.Wtll.am G. Friend died at his resi-
Lence. three miles from this place, on
Thursday, and was buried In the family
burial ground at o'clock P. M. to-day.
Mr. Friend was eighty-six years old. n
good citizen and valuable member ana
ruling elder of the Presbyterian Church
& for years. He Is survived by his wife.
who was Miss Goode. OF Buffalo
Springs, and two daughters-N1rs. Vaughn
and Mrs. Proctor.
James Norris johnson.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH
WINDSOR, VA, February l3.-James
Norris Johnson, respected citizen OF
the county. died at the home Of his
Carrsville to-day. Mr.. Johnson was
seyenty-three years Of ago and unmar-
rled. The deceased had been confined
to his bed for several months.
w. II. Robertson.
Especial to The es-Dlspatch. )
BRISTOL. VA. February l3-W. II.
Robertson. forty-two years OF ago. died
at his homo In West Bristol his week,
Mr.. Robertson had been III Of u compli
cation Of diseases for three weeks, ITe
was a brother of Mrs. Charles Finch, Of
Norfolk, who formerly resided In Bristol.
He was an experienced book-keeper. He
Is survived by his wife and ono child.
Mrs. WI. B. Pierro.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
PHOEBuS. VA. February NV. ]. r.
Plerro. whose wife has been under treat-
ment In hospital In New York, re-
ceived telegram yesterday that she was
dead,
DEATHS.
WINsToN,-Died, in Minneapolis, Feb
fIahy lsfn oS sfssT nEsF ~ tbn nsss s
Henry Z and sallIa Jonesi wfe OF
Fendnll G.. Winston.
lntarment In Minneapolis until spring.
PULTzE, Oiled. Friday. February 18th, at
81 clock F. NJ. CHAS. FREDERICK
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