The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
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/ George w russell, aBeQ ~ ttWeutS .H1ho.
years, died Thursday night at his home
The funeral Will take place at 1880
| OF clock this morning from the home. The
service Will be conducted by Or. John
Harmon. Tho lnterment Will be in Oak
wood. 81 SSB5 n s Il 5 tgs3 Il
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Of tho Chesapeake Z and .s OHIO \. Railroad
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NJ. and San Bernandlna Cal. IN vain
effort TO recover his health, during which
no. avail val he 10 returned to his Virginia
home to pass away among those VINO
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r. russell, and by three sisters, Mra. ".
F Fl III ri B. Saneho Fssse
Mrs. George Cornwall.
Mrs George Cornwall \ died suddenly.
Thursday night at 9 o'clock at her home ONE.
wilton" on lower James River.
Mrs Cornwall was seventy years OF
al e. For some time she had been enjoy
Ing excellent health. Thursday after
noon she complained OF feeling bad. Mem
bers OF the household thought little OF
what they regarded as q slight tndis-
position, but Mrs Cornwall gradually
sank until In a few hnurs she was dead.
She leaves six sons, Messrs. George, Of
New York city; John, Alfred. Arthur
Carl and Howard Cornwall.
Is The arrangements for tho funeral have
not yet been completed, but It Is prob
able that the remains will be taken to
Rochester, NJ y. for interment.
Waller ylor.
The death OF Mr.. Waller T ylors occur
red yesterday morning at o'clock at
his home, No. I'll East Leigh Street.
He was seventy years of3age.
u Mr.. Taylor was the senior member OF
the firm OF Waller Taylor & Son. Flo IS
survived by. his widow and three children.
Mr. w. J "a Taylor. 4Mrs.SVV M. Glass and
Mrs. j. b.. Beddngfleld, all OF this city. &.
The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from the residence. The
intrement will be in Hollywood.
j. Felix Smith.
n Mr.. j. Felix Smith died yesterday morn
e. ho Kstsea IA
was rather sudden. Mr.. Smith was FORM
erly engaged in business on upper Main
Street and was vel kno y; J, -
viii take place ct $3.50 this Saturday .at-SS
tcrnoon from the residence OF his sister.
Mrs. William G. Gwatkin, No. $40 West
Grace Street. IL Il
John Michael.
A telegram received here yesterday
morning announces the death In Ports
mouth OF Mr.. John Michael. former Of
this city. Mr.. Mitchell. was a stone-mason
by trade. He was aErelatiye OF Mr. D:
T. O'Dwycr, OF Fulton.
e The funeral will take place In Ports
mouth tomorrow. s
Charles o'Brien.
h .Mr.s Charles o BrIen died a: few days
ago in Hamilton, Canada. III M
b, Mr.. OBrien was u native OF Ireland.
but came to this country in his early
life and located In Richmond. He was
eighty-seven years Of age.
Mrs Lucille Baxter.
Mrs. Lucille Baxter, wife OF W. I. Bax-
ter, formerly Of this city, died at her
homo in Goldahoro N. c.. Thursday. She
was twenty-seYen years old and Is sur
3yIved by husband and ono child.
4 Little Girl Dead.
Ruby. daughter OF Mr.. George T.
Greenstreet. died yesterday at the home
OF heri father, No. 100 Wood Street. in
the second year Of her age. The funeral
will take place tomorrow, and the in,
terment will be made in Riverylew Gene
terry. ~ III
j. N. Jones.
After an illness OF some length, Mr.
J. NJ. Jones died at his residence, No.
222 East Broad Street. this morning at
1915 O'clock. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later,
Samuel Howell,
Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April e,-The re-
mains OF Samuel Howetl the aged bank
cashier OF Charleston, Jefferson county.
w. Va, who died here suddenly OF heart
disease late yesterday aftrnoon. will be
forwarded Saturday morning to his homo
for interment. He was about seventy
fve years OF age. Some time ago he re-
signed the position OF cashier Of the First
National Bank Of Charleston, which he
had filled for thirty years, and q week
ago he came to visit his son, D, Janney
Howell, OF this city. at whose home he
died. He was apparently in his usual
health until few minutes before his