The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27

a spy when he was rescued. For a MUM
Der OF years after the war he ptacticed
moved 10 PULASKI county. About two
years ago he came to this city
Captain DE Juhette was married 10
Miss Agnes Howe, daughter OF Major
John Hove. OF Pulaski. He is survived
jarnette and three daughters--Misses
Cnllie, Sadie and Margaret De Jarnette.
The funeral will take place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence. Tho interment will be made In
Oakwood
Mrs. Robert L. Askew.
Mrs. Ellen Askew. wife OF Mr.. Robert
i. Askew. whose death occurred sun
day morning IN her home. No. 115 North
Twenty ninth Street, was the daughter
Of the late William Cowles Gillian and
Martha Elizabeth Taylor Ut James City
county. Her residence In Richmond had
dated from childhood and she was known
and beloved by aqwlde circle Of friends.
Her s,ifferings were Of long duration,
but through all she was patiently resign
ed. Mrs. Askew Is survived by her nus
band and little boy of eleven months,
one brother, MIR. w. +. Gilman, OF Prov
ldence Forge, and sister, Miss Mary Tay-
lor Gilham,l OF Richmond
The funeral took place Monday even
Ing from the Third Christian Church. OF
which she was q member. The services
were conducted by Rev. p. a. cave. as !.
sisted by DR.. J. VIM. Jones. The floral
designs were beautiful. The pail bearers
were Messrs. B. w. Carson, a. 9. Strlck-
land, George Strickland, John Wyatt
w. A. Woody. w II. Hayes, Il. l..
Strang, w. A. Shelton.
Mrs. John Whiteslde.
rho death OF Mrs. Ida g. Whitestde
occurred Wednesday afternoon at the
Retreat for the Sick.
Mrs Whiteside was the wife OF Mr..
.rthn whiteslde. Her home was in Han
rico county, where she had lived mahS
years. she was about forty-two years
Of age. ~.
The funeral will take place at o.clock
this afternoon from the home OF Mr..
q H. Langford. No. 50sls North twenty
sixth Street. The interment Will be
made In Shockoe Cemetery.
Mrs. Emma V. Brooks.
Mrs. Emma v. Brooks died yesterday
morning at her home. No. II East Canal
street. She had been Ill several days,
She was foi ,-nne years of age.
The funeral will take place at osiotK
this afternoon from the Second Presny-
terlan Church
y Funeral Services.
Captain William E. Spears was buried
Wednesday at 1870 P. N. from his. resi-.
dence, Hallsboro, Va, In the familyrs sec
ton at Bethel"Chrch
The funefal services were conducted
by Rev. Robert Winfree. assisted by
Rev. Porter Hardy, Of Bon Air, Va.
Mr.. Frank Montgomery. Hon. w. ~.
Baker and Mr.. n. p. Justis sang, with
sweet effect, "Shall We Gather at the
River" The services were concluded at
the grave. The pall-bearers were:
Active--Messrs. Charles Johnson, Frank
Montgomery, E. i. shotwell. James
Bolye, Edward Scott, A. A. Blanton, R.
Miles, j. 3. Watkins
Honorary-Hon. w. W. Baker, Hon.
Carter Harrison. DR.. Jud. b. Wood, DR..
j. 3. Fisher, Messrs. Charles Wyndham,
w. F. Jones. David Furloins, w. W..
kennon.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma v. Brooks
who died Wednesday night. will take
place from the Second Presbyterian
Church this afternoon at o'clock.
The burial OF Miss Frances Margaret
Dickins will take place this afternoon at
5 o'clock from the A1ain-Street passen.
ger depot The services will be held at
the grave in Hollywood. Miss Dickins
died Tuesday In st. Louis.