The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08

Mr. Ed WiE.& Cook, son OF NJ q no N1rs.
Z. &Bruce Cook, died suddenly Sunday at
S6lo NJ at his fathers residence vi;
800 South Third Street. While ne ha q
been IN bad health some time. his death
was quite shock to his family and
friends, as he had Just returned from
short walk. -
He was in his thirtieth year, and was
q long time connected with the general
Offices OF the Chesa peake and Ohio ERal!-
road In this city, ard was held In high.
esteem by all those who came IN con-
tact with him. He was for a; long time
a member OF the Walker Light u Guar,
and enlisted with them in the Spanish
America n war, and made one OF the best
{ soldiers In It's ranks, rising by steady
promotion to second sergeant A Eli ~
81 He had q host Of friends and com
/ "a des who will be distressed to- hearSo
his death. as he was as noble a soul
as ever wore uniform. He leaves a de-
voted father and mother. one sister, NJ
Mamie, one brother, Mr. w Ill @ Cook.
The last is now confined to his bed BY an
attack OF fever.
5 The funeral will flake place at Il o'clock
this morning from the residence, No. 800
will be made in Hollywood with military
$honors The Walker Light Guard VIII
meet at 10 o'clock att the armory to at.
tend the funeral. The pall-bearers VIII
be as follows: Messrs. Herbert Hulce,
Archie Peasants. P. l.. Elliott, p. =.
Duesberry, Henry Rlson and s. D. Cook.
Mrs. David C.. Kennedy.
The death of Mrs. David Cutrle Ken
nedy occurred at s o'clock Sunday morn,
5iEg at her home, No. 1908 East Mar.
shall Street. 81 \. Eli
Mrs Kennedy had been Ill six months.
a She leaves a husband and three chlldren-
Peter. Elizab beth and Caroline Kennedy.
She was thirty-tWo years old. She was
a native OF Blackstone, Va, but had lived
in Richmond for fifteen years. She was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cralle,
4 of Blackstone.
The funeral took place at Blackstone
yesterday afternoon and the buria was
In Lake View Cemetery. at that place.
The Rev. John Harmon, OF this city,
conducted the services.
BIZ The pall-bearers were: Messrs George;
w. Brown. John Archer, w. Ashby
Frayser and James p. Kennedy.
Mrs. Frank Kramer.
Mrs. Julia Kramer wife of Frank
SKranzer died yesterday morning in her
home. No. TEA West Broad Street. She
was born In Germany seventy-five years
ago, but had lived In this city for nearly
5fifty-tWo years. She Is survived by her
husband one son ard a Bdaughter.s
The funeral will take place from 81.
lMary's German Catholic Church to-mor-
row morning alto o'clock 5 Is ts1s
Mrs. Jcrusha Cash.
Mrs. Jerusha Cash died Friday night
at $40 O clock in the home Of her son-in-
law. i. Riggsby. No. 1915 North Thirtieth
Street, In the sixty-thlrd year OF her q &c.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon from IIasker Nenorlal Methodist
. al In Ia
Cemetery
David G. Carter.
The death of Mr., David G. Carter,
son Of Henry L.. Carter, OF the light de-
Spartment, city Hall, occurred Sunday
morning at l0:45 o'clock in the home Of
his parents No. 5os South Pine Street
He was twenty years old.
The funeral will take place from Pine
Street Baptist Church this afternoon at
8 O'Clock,
Infants Dead.
4 Ida Lille Belle Krouse, only child OF
Charles and Alice Krouse, died Saturday
at 3;l5 F.. NJ. at the residence OF his
parents South Meadow Street, aged five
weeks, The interment was made IN
River View.
John William. infant son OF John ana
cardella smlthears Short, died Sunday
OF his parents, No, 2428 venable Street,
The funeral will take place at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon from Union Station Meth
odist Church,
Funeral Services,
The funeral OF Mr., Charles w, Harton,
who died In Mineral, Va, took place at
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the
yenable Street Baptist Church. rhe In
torment was made In OakWood
Tho remains OF Mr.. G, r, Benson. who
died Sunday night, Will be taker to-day
to Charlottesville, Where the interment
will be made
g. M. Mckenzie,
Especial to The Times, Dispatch
CHARLOTTESYILL VA, March 7.--s
Mr.. J,5 e.. Mckenzie received yesterday q
telegram announcing the death IN New
Orleans of his brother. Mr., George NJ
Mckenzie. Mr.. Mckennle's death was