The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
OBITUARY.
w. w. Childress

q Mr.. w. w. Childress, OF this city, died
In; Norfolk early yesterday @ morning.
His remains will reach here by the Nor
folk and Western Railroad this morn
ing at II o'clock, and will be met at
the depot by a committee from SYRIA
cuse Lodge Knights Of Pythians, Of
which the deceased had long been a
member.
The funeral services will take place
at the grave In lakewood Cemetery.
During his sickness in Norfolk, Mr..
Childress was cared for by Brambleton
Lodge. No. Sc, knights of Pythias, who
were very attentive to him.
Cleveland E. Murray.
After an Illness extending through
nearly year. Officer Cleveland z. Muir
ray, formerly of the Third Police Dis
trct, died yesterday morning at his
home, No. 1000 West Clay Street.
Mr.. Murray was a native OF Bucking-
ham county, and was fifty-three years
OF age. He had been on the police force
for about ten years. He served for a
er portion OF his time was spent In the
Third AS an officer. Mr.. Murray was
firm, brave and unflinching in the dis
charge OF his duty. He had a large circle
of friends and acquaintances, who VIII
sincerely mourn his death. He Is sur
tvived by his wife and seven children.
Mrs. Josephine B. Major.
The death Of Mrs. Josephine Brumley
Major occurred at 10:45 o'clock ycster-
day at the home of her son lin law ".
BENJAMIN S, Wells, OF Fairmount She
was sixty-seven years Of age, and was
the widow OF William II. Major, Of King
William county. BY her first marriage
Mrs, Major was the wife OF Mr.. George
#ar1A- "a NJ III X n III
The funeral will take place at 1880
O. clock this afternoon from the home,
NO 1905 Nineteenth Street. The inter-
ment will be made In Onkwood. s ,S
John O'Dwyer.
Mr.. j ohm O'Dwycr, well known young
man Of Fulton, died at 10 0 o'clock yes
terday morning at No. 40s Louisiana
street, after an illness of ten days. De-
ceased was brother of Mr.. D, r,
O'Dwyer, or Fulton: Mr.. w, J.. 8ODwyer,
OF New York; Miss Mary O'Dwyer, Mrs,
James p. C'Grady, and Mrs Joseph So
lari.
The funeral will take psice from St.
Patrick's, Church tomorrow morning It
10 o'clock, With interment In Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
Infant Dead.
Nora Richardson Dixson died at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-.
dance OF her parents, Charles r. and
Jennie Dixson, No. 902 North Twenty
seventh Street. aged three years. The
death of the little one was due to menl-
branous Group
The funeral will take place at 4:so
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence.
Funeral Of Mr.. Grundy,
The funeral OF Thomas Branch Grun-
dy took place at noon yesterday from
the residence or his parents. Colonel and
Mrs. Barton II, Grundy, No 800 West
FRANKLIN Street
Tho services were conducted by tho
Rev, Robert Strange and the Rev. Carey
Beckwlth. A uuartette ne Young men
sang several hymns The attendance was
very large, and included Governor and
Mrs. Montague, Among tho floral de-
signs was one from Woodbury. Forest
College, where young Grundy was a stu
dent before he fell III, and another sent
Nv tho Governor and Colonies HARDWOOD,
Valentine, Cutchins and Williams, Both
we're exceedingly handsome. Ylolets and
roses were lntertwined In the latter, The
interment was made In Hollywood,
The pali-bearers We're eight students
from Woodbury. Forest College, who
were accompanied by Principal y Cars
ter Walker. They were as follows
i. s. Bill, r. #. Irwin, Charles Watkins,
Harry Frayser, Jr,, Ralph T., Thecker.
Funeral Of Mr., Terry,
The funeral sot ME-. s. Terry will
take place at $40 o clock this afternoon