The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
A. W. Roser1e.
Mr.. August w, Rosene, one OF the 90 e
est and most respected wholesale ueale ~
in the city, died a. his residence, ny 5Ss
West Main Street, Sunday morning at
O'Clock. tor
many wears with a complication Of DIS
eases, He was operated upon ABOUT Two
weeks ago and gradually grew weaker un-
til all hope Of recovery was despaiIena 90. o..
MIR. Rosenc was born IN tn.s I.
was one Of the city's most active bust s,
ness men. HI was a son OF SWeulsIl
i,obleman, whose wife was MISS FRANCES
Tower, Of Boston. an
t,rc and refinement. being highly edu.
Gated. He was : a posscssor OF one or
the finest libraries In the city. and ne
displayed rem arkable taste IN mis- s eleC-
sale sI,' iluuor business FOR twenty-five years.
and was one OF the oldest men engaged
In tho traffic in the city. Ho Gon eN,s.,,
ed his place OF business Mt NO.. 20 SCUM
Thirteenth Street, which was "ecently
sold. a5
ssssaaass-ssrkfies hdlrcuan, ftwaw way
He was deeply interested ~ fraternal
and secret organizations, and heiu otnces
In many of the lodges and societles OF
which he was a member. z
Mr.. Rosene was never O. politician out
took great interest in politics, and was
an ardent Democrat. For several years
he was deputy high constable OF the
city, ne WIS ~ q page In me oo o. ~
Mr.. Rosene married some years ago g;
Miss Renee Walters who Is dead Ills
only daughter, Miss Renee W. Rosene,
survives him.
The Funeral Yesterday,
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon Mt o'clock from HIS late residence.
No. 32l West Main Street. The solemn
and impressive services were held at the
grave in Hollywood Cemetery. AZ the
grave the services were conducted by
Rev. Dr.. 3. rs Taylor, Of the immane oe.
naprass feature u So Of Exercises was
the releasing Of white dove, when
crclcd the grave several times before
flying away, and this was remarked upon
by those present. u
Delegations from the following lodges,
Of which, he was a member. were pres
ent at the funeral: Richmond Lodge, In
dependent Order of s Odd-F Fellows and
Friendship Rebecca, Richmond Lodge No:
Elks, Virginia Conclave, No. 1913, I'M
proved Order Of Ieptasophs, and the
Improved Order OF Red Men,
The following were pail, bearers:SW
d. NY
=. II. Curtis, Charles Pohlig Eugene E.
Davis A. B. Branch and G.. j. w eisiger.t
Honorary pull-bearers. Gus. E. Dela-
rue, q. B. Vaughan, Manly B. Ramos. g.
NJ Wqllaco Sd d F. Br9 9gnnnt 8. Par
j. F. Orshall and John 3 Welsh
William Lee.
liam james and Mary T. Wilson, died
at the Retreat for the Sick yesterday
morning ats O'Clock. Il He was seventeen
years of ago.
The funeral twill take place from the
Nesbtt No. 222 South Laurel Street,
this afternoon at Il o'clock. The services
will be conducted at the grave In River
view Cemetery. .s5
Funeral Of Mrs. Braxton.
The funeral & Of Mrs. Mary Caperton
Braxton, of Staunton, whoSdied here on
sbetom
took place from ALL Saints Church yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock, The SER
vices were conducted BY Rev. ] ohm y
bowman: The interment was made in
.Active-Robert Tomln, Braxton Dali
lanl, James H. Anderson, John Fl.
Young, Henry Lee Valentine Nv. Ollie
Prlddy. Clarke Worth ngton, S. E .25 FL
Honorary-colonel Thomas H. Carter,
Dr. James H. Garlick, DR.. George Ben
Johnston. A. e: Young. Major William
a; Anderson, Judge John Fl: Ingram,
tian, Judge r. II. Cardwell. Edward
Echols. Colonel W. Miles Cary, and Az
& fred B. Williams. e
sMessrs. II. c., Carter II. and Hugh c.,
Braxtonl sons of the deceased, and Mrs.
Henry WI Holt. a daughter, ali S55of
3staunton, were hero to attend the fun
Seral. ri .Iz
!, Mrs. Braxton was. beloved by all who
knew her, and in her death Stalnton
loses a lady OF great strengthen char
acter, of remarkable scf-control, Of fine
mind and highly educated.
Jacob Stoneman.
Mr.. Jacob stoneman died at 7:15 "A. M.
yesterday. after a lingering illness at his
suburban residence. near Westham ton,
n ah,, is sunyived by his widow and FIVE
g, sydnor, Of Richmond. va: Mr.. Philip
stoneman. Island, Va, and Messrs.
George and Louis stoneman. Columbia,
M nefea Ssv was bern In ,Is
Cleveland, Ohio. Eighteen years ago he
moved .to Island ya purchasing the
largely interested In mum ber} OF bus.
mess enterprises in this city, he recently
sold his river estate and purchased his
present suburban home. he was q, man
Of very retiring disposition, but a true
and loyal friend to those In need.
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson.
Mrs. j. w. johnson died at $3.50 o clock
Sunday morning IN the tWenty-fourth
year OF her age. In her residence at No.
] Strawberry Street, She Is survived by
her husband, Mr.. ]. w. Johnson, and her
mother. Mrs Bette ST. John.
The body was placed In, the 1880 clock
train yesterday TO be sent to Blackstone,
where the funeral will take place.
Albert G.. Loving.
Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.) s.
AMHERST. VA, Oct. l7.-Mr. Albert
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