The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20
son-ln-law, Mr.. THOMAS Laruy. No. 2s15

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East Grace Street.
Mrs. Hatcher was cighty-three years
| OF age, and was greatly beloved III a
! large circle of! friends and acqualntanccs.
Several months ago, while on visit TO
relatives in Roanoke. Mrs. Hatcher suf.
! fcred stroke of paralysis. She was
brought back to Richmond and every at
tention was given. At ono time it seemed
| as II she might recover, but on tho cre-
ming OF Thursday, April It'll, She was
stricken a gain. 81 Had she lived until the
coming " October she would have been
eiglity-f four years Of age. & 5 s,5 i'd
Tho funeral will take place atS4 o'clock
this afternoon from tho residence Other
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Larus.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Taylor.
Mrs Lucy Ann Taylor died at $40
o'clock Monday afternoon at the resi-
dcncc OF her son-in-law. Mr.. Fred Schcr-
er. after an illness OF four months. She
llpnvGs one daughter, Mrs. Judith scherer,
ard two grandsons, John and Gordon
Schtrcl.
The funeral will take place mt o clock
this afternoon from the Leigh Street
Baptist Church. 5fs. M Il
Mrs. Ann Miller Johnson. N
5s Mrs. Ann Miller Johnson died SUM
day at her home at Laurel Fill. Gull
peper county, Va, aged seventy.seven
years. She IS survived by one son, Mr..
b. F. Johnson, and three daughters, Mrs.
w. II. Aylar. Miss Josephine johnson
and Miss Katie johnson.
The funeral will take place to-day at
! the old homestead at Laurel Hill.
Thomas McNiven.
Mr.. Thomas McNlvcn died ut | 80 o. clock
Monday afternoon at his residence. No.
$40 East Leigh Street He had been In
bad health for about two years
The funeral will take place this after
noon from tho residence.
John B. Register.
Mr.. John Bacon Register died at 4
o'clock yesterday morning at the Home
for Incurahles. The funeral will take
| place at ESQ o'clock to-day. The inter-
| ment will be made at ST.. Peters Church.
| In New Kent county.
Funeral Of Captain Green.
Thu remains Of Captain William II.
Green. assistantrto the general manager
OF the Sou thern Railway. who died few
days ago In Washington. now rest in a
beautiful spot in Hollywood.
AT 2:15 o'clock Monday afternoon the
body reached Richmond; and was at once,
escorted to tho cemetery. where. ut tho
grave, funeral rites We're conducted. Tho
masonic ceremonies were In charge OF
Dove Lodge, A., II. and a.. NJ, and st.
Andrews Commandery. The attendance
was very large. The floral designs were
numerous and beautiful.
Quito party accompanied the re-
mains from washington. In a special
cur was Mrs. Green and the following:
Mr.. w. Alex. Green Mr.. I. Fl. Green and
daughter, Newborn, N. G.; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Crutchfield, Charlotte; Or, and
Mrs Ro, A. Smith. Goldsboro; Mr..
Glen. Richardson, Selma: Miss Mamie
Richardson, Selma; Mr. r. i. Richard
son, Selma; Mr.. w. NJ Avery, Selma;
Miss Alice Herholzer. Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs. Lamb, Norfolk; DR.. Harding
ard Rev. Or. Lawson. OF NYashington
Another special ear carried TIL, fol-
lowing;
j. p. Minetree, J. r. Scale, Il, g.. Ans
ley, e. A. Darlton, y, s. Brown II, IT,
Lnughton, Washington; Alex. s. ThWeatt
New York; G. r., Hopkins. P philadelphia;
J. III. fillmore. Washington CT Lee.
Greensboro; Ed. Luckett, Washington;
y. G. Burrowes. Charlotte; Mr.. and Mrs
y. a.. Dodson. Washington; w, M. Meth
erland. Washington; w. ". croxton,
Norfolk; D. Jasper Smith, Washington;
Mrs j. a. Dodson, Mr., Adam Miller, A,
q. Jones, Norfolk. y
Tho honorary pall-bearers We're: Colo.
mel y. NJ. r. Talcott, Colonel a. S, Blu
ford, Messrs: Joseph Bryan, Sol. Haas.
q. Gordon Jones, ". West, J. II.
Drake, J. B. Moore. w. II. Owen. Charles
Buford, a. G. Wilkinson. D. f. Lea.
Funeral Of Mrs. Pollard,
The funeral OF Mrs, II. w, Pollard,
which took place from Fairmount Meth
odist Episcopal Church on Monday last
was largely attended, The Aid Society,
Of which she WAS q member, attended
In o body. about seventy III all,
Deceased was 0 devoted WIFE loving
daughter, and sister and faithful friend.
She had many friends and all loved
her, She was true to her church ana the
society OF tho church, She was severely
burned two months ago, but bore al her
sufferlngs with Christian fortitude.
DR.. A. M, Henkel,
Especial to Tho Times-Dispa tch,)
sTAUNToN, VA. April 19.-Dr, BRAN
NJ. TIenkel, one Of The most promlgent
physicians and surgeons Of this section
Of the State, died at his residence ~ th'7
city at o'clock this morning.
Dr. IIenkel some days ago was ta'Sn
violently III with appople and for
time his condition was regarded as crltl-
cal, but ho rallied from the attack, and
1t was thought that he was entirely
we'll. At o'clock last night no was
down town and In good spirits. t