The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18

SIIowttzer "a ssociation will meet a az thaS A
lion at s 80 IA. NJ. Colonel w
shaw (oresldenD !, Robert istll les Ste pllelay
HUGHES. Charles Il. odd, {D. = Q SDa$ W.
Charles Il. lingo II.
i. N 81 Lambert. The assoclat ion ~ ineot 81
alto clock at the Cat dral IT,
eGfuneral In a bod y.
"a The following detail from Lee Camp
will meet 1T st. Peters Ca thed raj at&9g b
A.s MI Commando j Smith Z.
PYLE j ames' +. Phillips, George ~ Chrtsss
tan a. O. Jones.
Harrington and James ~. Cray sssSs
Funeral Services.
The funeral$of Mr. oshua Wells Locke
wood. who died on Tuesday a. his home
In Orange coln t., took place mt % clotckH
yes terday5 afternoon from the secosdR
Pres byterian Church. The intermen tgwass
made in hollywood. sS2 3sa ss ..Ss
The funeral Of; Mr.. Fl, N ISell too kN
place at o'clock yesterday afternooln1Sa
from Holy Trinity y piscopal y Church s' N
2 rho funeral OF Mr.. Ed win Wool forlss
who died q In N export News. took pla s.. css
at o'clock yes az ftcrnoo from H.
grave In hollywood if3 VI s$E
Mrs. Jeanette II ofheirner
Especial to Tho Times-D Dispatch. %3s 3ss
N ORiFOLK. Al. Ma rcll3 y ean-s
died at her home. ii N o. 1876 Bank Street
at an y early hour this morning Z he deISS
@ ceased, who was the wi dow OF the la e
Ma mel EIo fheime ~ o e. Norfolk, N had been
infailine health for several mo nths heart
trouble being the direct causA Or dea g th Y:
Mrs. FTofheimer had reached the age u OF 3, t$
sixty-seyen years. and had been q resi-
dent OF this city since noring to y or.sstBs
folk from Mississippi after her marrtage.s
She was a. member Of Ohef Sholom Tenn
MI. and also OF the Ladies. Hebrew Be!
reyoler,t Association. The dece sen
leaves nine children, six sons and 5thre e.
daughters, as follows: e. Ho theimer.s s
WV. n Hofheimer. Sidney iiofhel nsssEIt,
M IS AZ. strasberger. Mrs. Minnie RosenTSs
berg. M Il. IIo fheimer Of $R ichm ond ;55s sg
q, Hofheimer, 3. II. Hofheimer and Mr.
y. Il. Goldman. 8 L Va
Iohn Simm Walden. S
Especial to Tic Times ispat cf.,
HoLDCRArT, VA, March II - ~
John stinm15 b Val den, ono OF tho Oldest
and bes t known citizens OF Charles Sslt
county died ut his residence near Il ~
place February els t5as !, ,s9s
Mr.. Walden lad been confined to fls n
bed since the first OF he year. lie ,zNa a@@I
the Oldest menbe In Nj Pleasan fsa 81:
Ills eighty-second birthda 81. He was ais N
the last OF his gen erat n tS isS
Miss Susie den, an estllnn Die an6 n
dcvxed daughter. survives him. Nh
Mrs. S. M. Dickins. ~
Especial to The 1'imes- Di spatnl1, Is,
JVEII.DO IN n. c., March " ~ tn g
funeral OF Mrs. S. M. Dickens. 8 t VII
Wodon's chief of police, who died Illss;as
day night took place Wednesda 81 q tsTs5ss
noon Mt 4 o'clock. Veldonf Lodge 81 81 s12ud-S
Fellows turned out lii a body3as honnragy3
escort or the remains. Mr.. Dickens pe e.
an officer OF the lodge. and the Il pat
bearers swero Ill members of the or gel
George +. Hunter.
Especial to The Time Dispatc !.
4. tI,OANOKB p, a., March u. IN y. gti oorE
III. + Hunter, a we'll know. and S%orthsS Il
citizen. passed away at his resluehcs,ss
No. II Patterson Avenue, about = Q, cloclss
this morning.. aged sixty-three years
Mr.. Hunter was stricken with paralysslls 1
3Learly a year ago. and never recovarga
from tho effects, He is survived by his
wife and three children. 58 sssss ;;S
Mrs. Mildred n. Booker.
Especial to The Times Dlspat ch lt..5. \, 8
ROANOKE, Va. March IN rs, NJ l -
dred 81. Booker. widow of the late DAVID
Booker OF Lynchburg. died last night
at the home OF her daughter N RS NJ
liam "A, Carpenter, No. 2lA Ninth Aver
nue., IS, W., aged eighty-t three years,