The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
OBITUARY.
Oliver Eastburn.

most prominent cltlzens OF SPotsJ!'dhtd
county, died last night at his home near
this county, after a brief illness. In the
eighteth year Of his age. Mr.. Eastburn
was not only prominent as farmer. put
for thirty years he had been Justice
trials. For twenty-five years he had been
a public school trustee, and has filled
many other positions OF honor and trust
p PAL Mae Valley valley Agricultural and Me-
chanlcal Society," and was; member Of
the Board of Directors at the time of his
death. The deceased was native :, Of
section in. 1856 and purchased farm
In SpotsyIvania, near this city. where
be has since resided.
He Is survived BY twelye grown children IN,
zie ]. Harris. Mrs. Annie F.. Morrison.
Mrs. Ella Poole, Mr.. B. F. Eastburn. Mrs.
Maggie S. Stephens. Miss Nettle B. East
Perry, ali + Of spotsylvanIa County, COL Mr..
s. e. Eastburn and Mrs. George H. Nor
rison Of FTederic ksburg; Mr.. Oliver East
burn, Of Mill Creek Hundred, Delaware.
One aged brother. Mr. Samuel Bastburn,
Of New Castle, Delaware. also survives
him. The funeral will take place from
the residence on Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. 1nterment will be In the family
lot In the city cemetery here.
M. M. krise.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatcl,.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, August 5.-Mr. NJ.
NJ. Krise, whose serious illness was an
nounced in to-day's Times. Dispatch, pass
ed away. at .half-past s O clock this morn
Mrs. P. a. Krise. No. SO Clutch irs Street set
existence Of which was not suspected
the physicians ascertained that the dis
ease, had progressed too, Tar for their
services 70 bc OF any avail.
,Mency Moyd Krise was born in this
rece1yed his education at Bellevue Acade-
my and at the University of Virginia.
After. returning to this. city. he became
associated With his father in the bank
was recently made ytce-president of the
Kr1se Banking Company
He took an active intehast In this In
stitution and Impressed h!e influence in
the conduct Of its affairs.
Mr.; Krlses father is man Of great
wealth and he was an only son.
Miss Cornelia 10 es.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA,. Va. Aug 6.-M,ss
Cornella Jones died Wednesday morning
ard, on South Pitt Street. 81
She was the daughter OF the late General
Walter Jones, who vas considered one
e ton TN s me ef eay and ot W WsbaI
She was also the sister-in-law OF the Rev.
Or. Packard, OF tho Episcopal Theological
Seminary Sen a. near this city. The interment
ternoon at $50 O'CLOCK. AA1 sDAs a.
Mrs. India L. johnson.
Especial to The Times. Dspatch.,
e NORFOLK, VA. August b.-Mrs. India
L. Johnson, wife of Mr. G. r. John
son sen, PoTtsmonth 1 die 4, At their cottage at
neral viii be held from the GOOD Hope
Methodist Church, In Norfolk county,
Thursday. Early In the spring Mrs.
to ts WITH hoe ps tha he
change would be beneficial to her deci!n-
Ing health. Mrs, Johnson was the adopt
g aaTghIsSr # bs ee ebdpe5 10hn Z West Of
Thomas Kirk. Annie Y. and Lydia vir-
g!nie. ranging In ages from fifteen to
shs yesrs b Of ags Mr. i rs
with headquarters In Norfolk.
G. M. Basham.
Especial to The Times Dtspa CHI,
ROANOKE. VA. August 5.-Mr. G, M.
ana ysar seq Hs Was a native e frank k
lin county and ga.sddnt bS Confederate hi sol
six six children L.
Mrs, E. r. Wood.
cHAasRipI i.S5f' i Va, Aug. b.-
Mrs. Ella Rogers Wood. widow of Joseph
L. Wood. of HopklnsYllle. Ky, and daugh-
iottesylile. is dead The body was sent
Deceased leaves one child.
Death OF Aged Citizen.
81. Especial to Tho Times Dtspatch)
n FoiSIS VA, Aug. 5.-The father Of Mr.
j. n, Williams an aged and highly re-
ssnte% 1ss h ossg q Hs pass died
funeral Will take place at the home Of
Mr. j. p. Williams tomorrow at O'Clock
The burial Will be at the old,family bury-t
Ing ground
DEATHS.
yIARs.-pled. Wednesday at, $50 P. NJ.
year of his agei Oldest son Of BENJAMIN and