The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

no, w. A. Turk. passenger traffic mana
lEger of the road, who died a week asc
Isto.thsS. @ I, !.
CAPTAIN Green Ii arrived by his wife
and Oil. son, Mf. Alexander Green.
sE.i'he remains viii leave Washington ~
1D,es d clock tomorrow morning and VII
reach Richmond at g!oa r. Nj They Will
Ebc taken directly to Hollywood, nccoori-
ndrIed bv members or Dove Lodge, No.
(, III +. and a. Nj, and ST. Andrews
4 C,o,nnandcry. No. 10. Masonic ceremonies
vjll ,e t.ald nj tho gravo The honorary
hnll-bearers wlll be MS follows ,s
i Mr.. j n. Drake Colonel r. M. II, Tal-
al, Colonel Al S. Buford, mir. Joseph
Bryan MI. r.. H. Leigh, Captain VT.
West. Mir. j. d. Moore and Mr. w. ~.
1, Ovens 5ls ~ II 4 \. N 8 N NJ 5SS
D. B. Kal,nweiler.
MI. D. y. Kahnweior died ut SID
4 O'Clock yesterday. morning Mt his resi-.
dcnce, No. iii West Avenue, after an III.
ness of about three months.
| MIR. llahnweiler was In ths sxty-nintth
years ofs age. Before the war 10 was
engaged In business IN Wilmington ~
G.. Iocar1c to this city about seysf,,.e.
ycars suro and in the course OF ms DUST IS'l
bress career here mnde many warm
friends. who Will grove to hear OF nls
death. I1e leaves his widow. enc son, MI !11
Bcnclict Kahnwe'er, and one dausnteri,
Mrs. Harry NJ. Myers of Philadelphla.s
fThc funeral will take place at $40
n,rlorl this afternoon from the Hebrew
Mo1tuafy Chapel. NV S
Mrs. II. w. Pollard.
Mrs II, ". Pollard III No. 1916 North
,rwcntvflrs, Street, WHO has been critl-
1collv III almost ali the time since she
wao severely burned about two months
ago died yesterday afternoon at 4.2O
O'clock. 81, Nj
The death OF this lady brings to the
public mind one of the most heartrend!ng
accidents that have occurredtiln a long
timo. A lamp exploded in her hand 4
and the flesh was burned from l,er !. DonesE
in some places. She suffered Intense
nain-far greater than can be described
or even imagined.
( Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made. .fG4
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. James Lsnman
will take place at 80 o'clock this after
noon from Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.
The pall-bearers Twill be a follows:
Nressrs. John Gibson, Jr., a. F. Robert
son, ". j.. Stiles. James F. Ryland. B.
Lorraine, ohm Az MEG .lvray, Irving Z.
Sutherland and B. z. Boswell
Tho remains Of Mrs. James L. Snow
were taken yesterday to Covington. Ky,
where tho nterment will be made to-
day
The funeral OF Mr.. Eldoras G. Crenshaw
took place at $3.50 O'clock yesterday af-
ternoon from the Barton Heights Bap-
fist Church. 5
Tho funeral Of Mr.. James L. Wallace
who died at the Soldiers Home, took
place yesterday afternoon. The inter-
mcnt was made in Hollywood.
Funeral of Mr.. ! omlinson.
The remains OF Mr.. Charles r. Tnmln-
son. whose death occurred in Chicago or
Friday, are expected TO arrive over the
Chesapeake and Ohio this morning at
57:45 A. NJ. 8
The body will be carried to the home OF
his family, No BOG East Broad Street.
from which the funeral services Will be
held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Tomlinson's death was a great
shock to his family and friends here, who
were not aware of his serious ILLNESS.
until death was approaching. His wife
and sister. Mrs. p. r. Phillips, had
made their preparations to leave Rich
mond for the bedside Of the dying hus-
band and brother when a telegram was
received announcing the close OF the lifo
of the deceased
Mr. Tomlnson was expected by his FAM
! ily. TO reach Richmond either yesterday
| or to- day in his usual good health, and
| this tends to make the death saddcr and
moro distressing to the grief-stricken
family