The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
Mis-. Mamie Eur,tt
Especial to II. Times .p /, 5

s5slA75f especial 70 The T1mes. D1spAec0.)
SrAUNToN, VA. March 3o--Th4 sv>
neral services over the ren,a4ns Of MISS
Mamie Euritr, who died In R.chmond
Monday, were held from Lock willow
Presbyterian Church. ct Churchvtile,I
Wednesday morning. The funsral wa
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Powder. pastor,
E1nterment was In Churchvile cemstsry.l
The floral offerings were numerous and
III K Woodhouso. Willard q HuShsA
James 6erB. George Bear. DR.. J. 9, Blair,
and M. p. Jones' Miss Euritt waS Q
:daughterBof William and Caroline EuTitt,
and was born Of Churchville July Sth,
1854, End had been q member Of Lock
Willow Church ever since early 1trlhood
Miss Euritt ID survived by her mothu,
fMr. Caroline D. Euritt, ana hres
brothers. Mr., Wallace Enritt. Of Char.
slottesvllle, and Mr.. 2. D. Esiritt ana
Prof Guilford B,,rfts. OF this city. Miss
E,urltt was a graduate OF tho Mary Bald
win Seminary. bf Staunton.
Bernard Starke.
ppr{ggKR sss7u + Tas Tine; a4ss
nard starkc. q prominent citizen Of A..
5bany, N. u, died at the home Of biz
4 IA ther-in law, Mr. Ros8nstock. IN
this city, last night Mr.. starke came to
Petersburg about two weeks ago TOR tne
Z benefit OF his health. He was taken
ssuddenlY worse yesterday. He was lltty.s
two years Of aga.,A WIDOW hno 1 'lp' y
children survive him! fss a
S 4 DC. Alexander.
fspec,al to The Times. Dispateh)
ALEXANDRIA. Vas, March I'D: 9.
#Aiexandc or. d well-known citizen OF Prince
William county, is dead ct his home ~
Minnivlle He was ,flfty-elght years OF
age, and Is survived by q large fanny.
About four weeks ago Mr, Ale*~nue.
OF machinery in the mill which no oper
ated ct that place. He was struck on 4
the head, the injuries finally resuldns
In his death.
!. Miss Helen Myers
' woo 5f,ssls5 K ~ I1'i Iassh s!..
Helen Myers, daughter of Mr. ana ni1s:
D. e. w. Myers Of strasn ur . s steu a -
dinhtheua, She was about thirty-hys 4
wears old and is survived BY her, pa
yyents two sisters, Mrs. Minerva Hitte-@
nour, Of strasburg. and Alrs. Mary shet.s
nan Of Woodstock. and ono protnNeF'
Ross Myers. OF PlttsburS. s5Ss
Mrs. Sadie v. Anderson.
b. Especial to The Tune. nispss.css;S ur. j
PETERsBU RG.a Vas. alarcn n. .V y. snss
Sadie IVA Anderson, Willy ~.
~ And rson, died this morning a. tne
residence OF her husband on West STRESS
aged .twenty-three years.
g Il. Julius I, Harrell. s5.
NoRT Seshf,fk! e yH Hn' M ainsih S1Ja|us I.
tIarreIi died at his home this morning
arter q short illness from pnaumonla.
]Tha deceased was In his THIRTEEN yea.
] y widow ana three small children .! sur
vive him.
Clarence 3. Jones,
tsnec,ol 70 me Times. Disnatch:)
NoRFoLK, VA. March So-ClaIehce
= Tones, q yoslns musician, msm !, ,,
~ the CRANKY Theatre orchestra, q, ea
at his home in Portsmouth TINS mo o.. an
q ttars.a short illness. aged twenty,n nv,
Years Years The 3 deceased leaves ~, w'cSo ~
having married Miss Mary MOAN -. -
August.
M Mrs. James Piper.
pn1sE Ecsfa Va s IN aFsR :s;5sss Piper.
vifa Of Engineer James Piper, q t tn q,
Norfolk and Western Railway, aut 49,. ~
nr,sto, to-day at the age Of toFty'1u'se''
aftor a lingering illness.