The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
OBITUARY.
4 Col. Charles Goldsborough.

Nd. Md ~. 90 o. a''
colonel Goldsborongh, was the oldest ID .i son
9f The late Hon william T. and Iifh
of the most prominent Maryland and Vir-
glnia families.
South an djoined Colonel Mosby's com
mand or. as II was afterwards known, the
F2aT e ymarred v Mss Ma fsy e.
Fork. Va. who, With two daughters and
five sons, survive.
pur ne q Of Isl Snow Hill Md. and Miss II
len Lloyd Goldsborough; Of Ba IH,,1;a e,
The sons are Messrs. Charles. Wlllarn
r. ebert g., Francis G. and Lilburn f.
Goldsborough.
. r Edna F. Sheppard.
Mrs: Edna F. Sheppard died I'd at t,d $40
o'clock yesterday morning at the .s home
for Incu5abes aged slx Ky 1naS Ssar 81 Mr.
BY M' one son. Mr. Se WRm j. shegpard q thla
city and by sister Mrs. b. county, nj oro She
was "a Miss driflth, Of Essex. ,..,oo,
The funeral will take Place a at rh o e' foS
this afternoon from tn, the .he a1q rers: 40 ~
Mess Messrs. A. S. BurruSs, WiTt Heo1 1S.
Thomas s. Maclin g; E. Matterh' wv
way Fuller, and DR.. wright.
Can't. venable S. Hardwlcke.
The death Of Captain Yenable o. g., Ha ,,,er,
M IN he CITY city occurred Sunday morning at
s.ao o'clock at the Retreat for the SIGH OK;
where he had been suffering win tSphoiu
fever. ,,o-, IN r,edford
county thirty-one years ago. He was
brother Of w. w. and Robert u nar nf
gek S9ss Q, this hhasrd Etyk ana former
~ mo civ Council. For some years nc
was s"e employed as cashier In the off ice
OF his brother, who Is agen. mere hen ,e
war wal was declared against spain, he va vas
ginia Regiment. and he went win mo
men en- to JneK Tdxn,cke was member of
Richmond Lodge. No. 10. A. F. and a;
NJ and no was an ,,s esc t,,s r. T Ses
Rn nny f ana Rop thpous gS the city
viii regret exceedingly to hear of his
untimely death. 80
The funeral took place st rn 1Soe Meihe
cd BY the pastor, the Rev. George H..
Spooner.
George r.. Mountcastle
News has reached here Of the death dealt y IN
Cincinnati on Sunday Of Mr.. George .a ~;
Of OF Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Nyruntcastle, No;
bo3 North sixth Street. Interment VIII
be made temporarily In Cincinnati.
ularlv distressing. Not two weeks ago
his brother, Grafton. just entering upon
manhood, passed away.
Harvey Buffer
The death Of Mr.. Harvey Button occur.
red at IL o'clock Sunday. night at ms
home, No. s14 Louisiana Street &C. Fuit9 o.
leaves widow. father and mother, i've
sisters and one brother.
nfaut Dead.
Edith Ezekiel Brauer. infant daughter
of Mr.. and MU. 2. NJ. Brauer, died yes
terday morning in the home OF her pa "a.
and the burial will be In Oakwood
Mrs. Margaret a Whitehead.
OF several weeks Mrs. Margaret A. White
head died at the residence Of her broth-
er. Mr.. Charles w. Prlddy, No, 6s College
Mrs: whitehead, who's. home 91r y was a. IN IN
fHly last winter and was in her usual
health until a month or six weeks ago,
when The Illness s that snded
zeal skill and tender nursing could de-
wise was done to restore her. but =, hope 9,
in, and the end came as announced above
Her death-bed was surrounded by her
relatives here and from her home. Mr.
Bailey L. her sister, hst Of Charlotte County
being In constant attendance at her bed
SIDE during the last days 2. q her 1Lte.
Of her age at the time Of her death. and
she vas the eldest child Of the late John
P3pady one Of the most prominent
Nh john ~ Ae tn sat S eounty
n Mh1 d.d IN f s War .w ess at
their marriage. Mrs Whitehead was a
lady OF rare and beautiful Christian char:
a md eps f need sy ana
se Class ane en eod kn.w ana a she
Maa and er ef oms sS
and was untirIng in charitable and In
or station IN life.
Her remains were carried to Keysville.
Rev. George w. Nelson.
W. (sgesiha9 Ir to The Times plspatsh.)
George ~ ~, Neson died at his home here
sixty four years.
Death resulted from complication of
Sear seas 9s aPg g4oest Of which
Of St. James EpsGopa c III ss Dung TsrIog
hsh mf Ne was sesy Tnr i aTSXsy and
Mason of high standing,
he was captain OF artillery during
| the Civil War. He leaves widow and
eight S Gl daughters and four
o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
! Mrs. Susan Roblnet.
lsnecisl to The Times, Dhpatch.,
PETERSBURG, VA. June Mrs. SUI
J. G. Reblnett. died yesterday at her
city Mrs; Allen and Mrs Granville Rob
| She was eighty years of age.
The funeral took place from the Meth
odist Church at Ettrick this afternoon
and lnterment. was made In Blandford
| Cemetery.
Clarence Witt.
ROANOKE, VA, Juno 1.-Mr Clarence
Witt, son of Mr. Levi Witt, died at Colds
boro, N. O., at 9 o'clock last night from
spinal meningitis, aged twenty.four years.
He left Roanoke on tho 4th OF May with
Markley. the contractor, to do some street
work In Goldsboro, He was splendid
young man, who had many friends who
will regert to hear of his death. His re-