The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-24
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Richard G.. Macgill.

tcyrteil SATURDAY Ut INC hyli' " III i'us-
band, Mr.. Richard G. Macglll, in Anne
Arundel county, Md. She died at "Athol " i,
IN historic homestead which has been In
III, Macgili family for generations.
Mrs Mncgill was daughter OF Cen
oral James Macgill. Of Clair Mount"
PULASKI. Va. She was q granddaushter
5tf Tic late DR. Churles Maegil, of this
city, and a great-granddauEhter OF Rev:
Inn,cs Macgll, who was minister OF
Queen caroline Parish, Anne Stu''aei
county Md. In 172S .5fsg
hbout n year ago she married her
,onsi,l. WHO is II leading lawyer of Bal
tiuiore.
rlrs. 3Macgill was generally beloved III
the community where she spent hnr s,rl-
hood Her father was left "ido"er.
with three children some years ago, and
her devotion to her father. slste' anu
brother was touching.
Mra. McCill was a niece or General y.
n, Il stuart, She was devoted 10 we
memory of the Confederacy. and TOOK
,3rdn,ne,,t part In State gatherings she
was sponsor from Virginia to me meet
Ing dt the United Confederate veterans
IN Charleston, S. e.
Mrs 8. .. Drewry, of Min cola, Chess
terrified county.
Mrs. j. T. Ford.
n
! 4. Ford, deputy gas Inspector. whose
death occurred Sunday night In her
home. No. 31Il East Broad Street. was
tho daughter of the late John and Safah
Elliott, OF Chesterfield county, va, her
residence In Richmond had dated from
childhood, and she was known and be-
loved by a large circle OF friends. Hcr
sufferinEs were OF long duration. but
through all she gave evidence of patient
| +l,a EvIl
rela lions Of life. as daughter. wife, moth
cr. she measured UP to the demands
which each involved.
Mrs Ford Is survived by her husband
and three daughters, MIS-. Anderson Lal'l-
KIN, and Misses Sadie and Lena Ford.
The funeral will take place from 81.
| JOINTS Church this afternoon at CLOCK.
The pallJbearers will be:
actiye--W. o. Moore, James sloan. W.
| RI Mahoney. George Holdsworth, John
| Gibson, H r. Kydd.
Honorary-W. p. Knowles, j. M. Shell
| ton. y. M. Noble, S. D. Turner. Henry
| Carter. II. u. Shine
Mrs. Lucy c. Snyder.
The death of Mrs, Lucy Clay Snyder
occurred at o'clock Sunday afternoon
| al the Retreat for the Sick. S
Mrs. Snyder had suffered an illness
| OF several days. She was sxty-five years
| OF age, and was known and loved IN 2
| large circle of friends. She Is survived
I ~, fnur sons-fIarry S.. Lewis F., D. 8.
/ and George snyder-and two daushters-
| Mrs Ernest II. Cosby and Mrs. L. 8.
I Cease.
/ this morning from the First Presbyte-
/ rian Church.
Harry I. Warren, il.
Mr. Harry I. Warren, Jr., son OF Capt
! tain and Mrs. II. II Warren, died Sat
urday night in fredericksburg from the
/ effects Of appendicitis, for which ne un-
derwent an operation. Young MI. war
rem lived with his father, at the la'tel .
i country home in Orange county, ana
was dutiful~and beloved son, who lived
an umblemished life and passed away
strong in the faith of his Maker
He was Il brother OF Mr.. George II.
/ Warren. and nephew of Mr.. Charles II.
Hurkamp, both well known in this city.
The funeral occurred yesterday evening
4 at Fredericksburg.
Charles A. Jennings.
Charles Aubrey Jennings. oldest child
1 and only son of G. IF. and F. G. Jennings.
/ died at 1910 o'clock last night at the
home of his parents. No: BOG Moore street.
4! aged fourteen years.
The funeral will take place Mt $50
4 O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon from the
West View Baptist Church.
J. ]. Umlauf,
AR. J. j. Umlailf died at 1:20 this
l morning at the residence OF his son, Mr..
! W. II. Umlauf No. l3l South Belvidcrc
| Street In the seventy seventh year OF
his ages
/ Deceased had been III about eight
4 months. He is survived BY five sons and
!. four daughters. The children arc Mcssrs.
IL A J.,1,, ~ n Of
4 w. and Misses Anne j., Lizzie, Flora B,
and Mrs A. r. Holzback
!. Tho funeral arrangements Will be an
. nouncnd later.
Samuel B. Scott.
I After an Illness OF several days. Mr..
Samuel r.. Scott died Sunday afternoon
4 at his home, No III North Fifth street,
Mr.. Scott was forty7five years OF age.
| lie leaves his widow. two daughters
i Misses Ellen semple and Louise Baylor
\ Scott-two brothers-Dr fl, r. Scott and
/ Mr.. George r. Scott of Richmond-and
one sister, Mrs. w. a, Willis. OF Louis
VILE, Ky,
/ The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
this. afternoon from the residence.
Mrs. Robert Askew.
Mrs. Robert Askew died Sunday morn
ing at her home. No, 1l5 North Twenty
ninth Street,
| Previous to her marriage, Mrs, Askew
SCHEDULES cHANoEs-SOUTHER
/ RAILWAY,
4 Effective May 29th, train No, II, leavinR
Richmond at 1000 o'clock r. NJ, VII
leave at 100 p, NJ, making same con-
nections south-bound as ut present
sleeper Will be ready at $3.50 p. NJ In
stead OF 300 as at present, No other
changes in or out of Richmond.
G. w, WESTBuRY,
District Passenger Agent.
The enemies OF the best method OF nom
Inati,a canddates-that Is, by primaries
count on your not troubling yourself tt
vote Take little trouble now, to save
/ trouble and possibly fraud, In the future