The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
weeks. A During these last days she WAS VA
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iweeks. & During These last days. she was Vas
a great sufferer, but met the end OF ne
bravely and peacefully. "A h. y.
+ Miss aJeter was Iii the thirt y-first year
Of ther aye and lii this brief time .hau
made d strong Impression on her 1rl lei
BY the consistent and conscientious ex s,.ns
else OF Christian faith ana WORKS pl,t.s,o, tm
Baptist Church, OF which she was tor
years d faithful member, on "Wednesday
jinorning at 10. o'clock. . ,,,.,.n.
Thh irtorn1ef,t will be t1iade y, Walnut
Grove Cemetery, Hanover county.
There remain OF the family mother,
AZ sisters and four brothers, VINO s > ru
that the Heavenly Father has seen WE" .s.
to separate Miss Mamie from 9 .'ie'u -
awhile.
.i Mrs. @. Nv. Leadbetter.
The death Of Mrs. q. w. L te1 "a nah
occurred Sunday at her residence 50
12o west Marshall street. i.
Mrs, 1,eadbetter was seventy years ~ ~
ara she was the daughter OF p n. r. 1
"ss +, il, Massie ard was born IN HIM
over county, VA +, she had suffered
long and painful illness. Besides tn nee
brothers and two sinters. she leaves four
ohlldren-M r. q. Patterson and Mt e
il. a, Vincent, Of Richmond; Mr.. w. -
Leadbetter, Of Barton Heights, and MT.
w. M. Ieadbetter, OF Norfolk.
rhe funeral took place at 10 oclocs yes
'terday morning from the residenoei.fIn'ee
slnterrne1,t was made in River View. Gene
terry. +, ~ Ne
Mrs. Eleanor Page johnson u
Mrs. Hleanor Page Johnson. WIDOW Of
Mr.. william Il. Johnson, formerly a
prominent mason Of Richmond, died yes =,
terday morning at G:54 o'clock at the
residence Of her son-ln-law, Mr.. William
spratley, Third Avenue and Burns
Street, Highland Park
Mrs, Johnson was sixtysnine years OF
ago. she leaves three children Mrs.
William spratley, Of Highland Park; MI
G. r. Johnson. OF d Richmond ana MY ",
i. Johnson, Of Bar louisville. Va ana
one sister, Mrs. Virginia Britton, OF this
city, !5$34 "A
The funeral viii take place at O'clock
this AFTERNOON from I he resiidence.
George w. Troxler, Jr.
& George w. Troxler, Jr. the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George W. l:'o ,ilel
died yesterday morning ut o'clock ut
the residence OF his parents He was two
Years and four months OF age.
The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon.
,Mrs.TayIor's Funeral.
The funeral Of Mrs. Dr.. r, sIidder iTay-i
jlor u.avinia Harrison) Will be from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Depot at $3.50 on
Wednesday,. the 18th. The service will be
at the grave in Hollywood
5, Samuel r. Yost. IF
III fspecIal to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
& sTAUNT0N, VA, S April 1S,-1'he re-
mains OF the late Samuel r. Yost. who
died in New York Thursday, arrived here
yesterday. They we're taken to the home
OF his father, Major Samuel N. Yost, on
West Frederick Street. The funeral SER
vices were held from the Methodist
Church. "a.
81 The pail bearers were: James Cochran,
DR.. Il. T.. Fauntleroy, Lawrence II. Pey-
ton, J. M. Perry, u. j, Cushing, J. M.
NIcCue, + LOWS Bumgardner4 and Gilpin
Wilson. III
P. Il. Carpenter.
Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA April 13.--P. Fl.
Carpenter, editor Of the Record Advertiser
published at Houston, died to-day. lie
was about slxty-slx years old. Several
years ago he was stricken with paralysis
and never recovered the use of his right
arm. Els health for several months had
not been good. lie went with the Virginia
Press association to Florida and return.
4 ed much improved. s& t tf5$
Mrs. Mary Richardson.
w1NEe sfMffEssyr s Yne s'. A 4SGi
Mary Richardson, native Of York, Pa,
and said to be the oldest woman IN the
Valley of Virginia. died at her home here
yesterday. age dninety-three years.
large number of children to the third gem
Grafton survive. X ssg
Colonel Thomas Williams.
(By Associated press.>
MONTG ONfER Y, ALA, April 13.-Colo-
mel Thomas Williams, Of Wetumptka,
Ala, died at his home this morning from
paralysis. He was a member Of the For
ty-sixth, Forty-seyenth and $Forty-ctghth
Congresses from Alabama,
Mrs. George White,
Especial to The Times, Dispntch.)
4. CHARLOTTE n. G., April 1S.+-Mrs.
George White, popular young tmatron
of this city. died this morning at
O'Clock. The body was taken to a ROCK
Fill, her former homo for burial.
General William a. Smith.
(special to The Times Dispatch.) 55I
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, April 13,----Wll-
liam a. Smith. a noted Confederate gem
eral, died here to-day Of pneumonia,
aged seventy-three.
w. Miles Fegran'. 4 a
(special to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTE, n. G., April 5lS.--N
Miles Pegram, q prominent citizon. .ot this
city, died this morning at 8 o'clock.
Miss Pauline Baptist.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BoYDTON, VA, April l3,-Miss Paul