The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
OBITUARY.
William Booker Tupman.

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William Booker Tupmar.
News has reached RIchTond, throug,!
t the d Matdh Rsp th s, phppnes on
Of Of Mr.. Roo c. Tupman. Of this city. ana
h'msoli formerly n res,neh Iiye def ie Rich.
m highy e wnssa d. For For aoe time he vas
printer b the S Sa q berS s ba ensted
in tho United States navy. and he was
With Dewey at Manila. He then en-
listed In the artillery. his three year torn rn
business In the Islands.
Mr.. Tupmau was thirty-nine years OF
s Ibo su rssds ~ NJ Ns fatser ss
II. white TupMun, Of New York. and
Mr.. Roe c. Tupman. OF tlus city.
Mrs. Henry Nachman
The death OF Mrs. Mamie Nachmani
widow Of IS: Henry Maehman: Occurred a;sa
her homo, 40. 1913 East Main Street.
She had been sick for SONG m " time L, 20
Mr5 Nachm rs Il spryvee Curtis anS
Mrs. Schwartz. Her husband was for
many years engaged in business on
East MaIn, Street He Was well known
The funeral viii take place at o'clock
i int viii be made In tho Hebrew
Cemetery.
Mis- Mary e. Kelley.
Miss Mary E. Kelley died at o'olock
brook brook u road. she he, was afteon years q
age. The arrangements for tho funeral
have not yet been completed.
Funeral Of Mr.. Wade.
The funeral OF Mr.. George W. Wade
will take place, at 10 o'clock this morning
tails from each company, Of the Fire
Department will attend the tuneral IN
UNIFORM.
Mrs. Lee j, Graves.
Especial to The 1imes.DIspa tch.)
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, Aug; 10.
torncy Leo J. Graves. Of spotsElyania
county died to-day at her homo at Spot.
syIyania Courthouse. after an illness OF
was a woman OF lovely character and a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, a. Brockman,
OF Orange county. She was mcmper ot
Goshen Baptist Church, In spSsyiyan,ia
county, and was an earnest church work.
or. Her husband and four young children
survive her She Is also survived by her
parents and several brothers and sisters
The remains Will be taken 70 her FORMER
home In Orange county, for interment.
Rev c. w. Wilson.
wtlNSes fTso!nH E EhS rR n e. paa! ss
Rev. W. G. Wilson died in this place last
night at the age Of six!,y-elght ye an,i
Ea s Tas neH e. ri 1s Mason
a director of the North Carolina Mid.
land Railroad. Tie leaves wife anu
four brothers.
James Il. Rice.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
hiee Si Les es u ess ~ HIS
Fra! '4 W. P FL Gd ivan SO eeIsins M
Rice came to this state a a6out H nd was
Justice Of the peace under the Pierpont
Administration, when the just!ces OF the
county formed the County Court,
John Hal.
Especial to The Tunes ispatch;) ~
EATMs MI n yA AI ytoye, l Sort:
umberland county M9n nal h HIS Tenm ees
tsry TUESDAY na AZ Was ona
OF tho oldest citizens OF this place, and
was a brave ex- Confederate soldier, nay
ing passed through all FOUR years o. '''0
war. a.4 8 H
Rev. j. r. Has:.
(specIa to The Tlmeg-DispatchO
s1yYTHEYlLLH, VA, Aug. 10.--Rev J.
j. Hass, a well-known minister Of Hob
ton Conference, and preacher IN charge
of Rocky Gap Circuit. IN Bland county,
died last shtb aft fon chiidre e VAS
about thirty-ave years old and q native OF
e;roysot o,,,.nl;'. Tho intcrlnent MI rs
at Rocky Gap,
william n. Cola.
J, eSp IS; t,% sS Tie T!,neSyE psp&a SR
(solH. VINO Ot60 q lew
DAYS ty; ago at his homo in King and Queen
county, aged ssyonty-EiS years g snats the
father Of Nus hs Vas m *
C H soldier, and had been q mem
h her Of Salem Baptist Church, In Caroline
county, for over sixty years,
Mrs. ]. 3. Mason.
fspeclal to The Times Dlspatch.)
DURHAM y, c. q AVE a s 9day1ann J 3
S fas Of this City, died while at Beaufort
~ Sunday, She was taken with q conges-
i've chill and pa ssed away IN few hours.
The remains were brought here and IN
TERED.
Mrs. Mary A. Griffin,
S ~ sc.a nlII county. died a few days ago
Of her home, aged eighty years. She Ia
Survived wv BY one son,
DEATHS.
KELLEY,-ple at her home, on Brock
M NIsa'M a + kh #: ASgps aged 'astsss
years.
NAcHMAE-picd Wednesday, August, 10th,
G Siss s. Street. Mrs. NASSla NAcHalAN, widow
q ths sIG asni Hebrew Chapel THIS
tThursdayJ AFTER DON at O'Clock. Friends