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

castle. Jr..3 OF Nav York; j. Stanley
AfountcastL,, Dorsey E. Mountcastle, Mrs.
A. NJ Green and Misses Nellie and Bcu-
lab thfountca stlc t
Tho funeral Will take pace at noon
TODAY from the residence
Thomas F. Hannigan.
Mr.. Thomas F. Hannigan, aIwell known
citizen Of this city, died suddenly OF heart
failure at / 30 A. M. Monday at bis res>
idence, No. $40 North Eleventh Street.
He leaves, besides widow, two sons.
James f. and William L., and SIX
daughters, Mira F. ". Galbraith,&of Jet-
ferson City, Tenn: Mrs. Louis E. spen-
Ger, OF New York; NJ isscs Margaret Gene
We've. Veronica and AGadalinc.
THE funeral will take place from ST..
Peters Cathedral alta p. NJ tuesday.
Friends and acquaintances arc 3invheu
to attend. 1nterment at Mt. Calvary.
Joseph Murphy.
Mr.. Joseph Murphy died Sunday morn.
ing at 4:3o o'clock, after an Illness 9,
sn,.sra / weeks He leaves his widow and
Tho funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
tins morning from St Patricks Church.
| The interment wiz be made in Hollywood
| .-5f5 l4I rs. 1VlllllllC NAoJSA' EGt3s4
Mrs. Minnie Mayer died a few days ago
in Cincinnati. She was the mother OF
! Mrs. A. Rothsctrild No. 513 North Second
street, OF this city.
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF alr. ]. V. l.. McCreery
took place at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
from Monumental Episcopal Church. The
services were conducted by Dr. ". p.
4 Evans. Tho interment was made ~
Hollywood. Among tho attendants were
| members OF the Richmond Howitzers
| Association and detail from r. Il. Lee
! Camp. Confederate Veterans. Tho active
! pa!l-bearers We're as follows: Afessrs
/. Charles Poindexter.s DAME: Mccarthy. y.
i o. Davis. James T. Gray, Henry Vicar
/ ter. j. b. Lambert, w. G. Schmidt and
4 Nv. II. Mccarthy. i5
j The funeral of Mr. Richard Truemnn
3I~tGok place alta o'clock yesterday after"
noon from the Denny Street Methodist
j Church,
The funeral OF Mrs, 3Emmllia G., Kinkcr
i took place at q o'clock Sunday afternoon
J rrcm Hoge Memorial Church.
THE funeral Of Mr.. George y. Minor
took place at Il o'clock yesterday morn
,pg from tho First Baptist Church. Tho
lnterment was made In Hollywood
Colonel John Kerr Connally.
j Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
AsHEV1LLE,s N. c.. Feb. 1.-Colonel
John Kerr Connaly, soldier, statesman
\ and minister of the Gospel, died at his
+ home "Fernihurst," in Victoria, yesterday
/, afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock. as q
result OF a. second stroke OF paralysis.
Colonel Connally between ! and
o'clock In the afternoon left his home fol-
a walk and had gone as far MS w. 2.
| YNSo Is efN~ Go, Aot,7
4 when he was suddenly attacked and fell
to the street. HoRwas assisted into Mr.
(, Johnson's store and his son-in-law, DR.
4 Thomas p. Cheesborough. was telephoned
for. DR.. Cheesb0rough reached Colonel
connally's side shortly after he had beer
4 attacked, and found him In 4 semi-con'
scious condition. Colonel Connally was as
sisted home, and peacefully passed away
q few minutes later
Colonel Connally was sixtyrfive years o.
age, and had lived at 5srernihurst,"" ii
4 Victoria, for number Of Years, coming
to Asheyille III the SOS from Richmond
Va. Colonel Connally at the close OF rhe
CIVIL War went to 4 exas. q where he wor
A for himself an enviable reputation az &
A lawyer and statesman. Returning to Viz
y gInia after several | yea RS residence U
i Texas, he entered upon the practice q
law In Richmond, and was elected to th'
h State Sena te. s38sa5
Colonel connally was In the disaster 4
Richmond when the State CAPITOL col
lapsed, He was badly injured u tll !. as u
q aster, and upon his recovery he left tht
practice ot law and entered tho Baptis
ministry, s Z, =. ~, -. t-Is-
In lse5, and the widow and three daggh
ters survive. The daughters are Mrs
Mary connally Coke and Mrs. Thomas Il
Cheesborough. OF Asheyille, and Mrs
Walter Andrews, Of Washington,
z Colonel connally was a gallant office
Il in tho Confederate army. lie was bor'
at Jackson. Tenn, September 8, 1889 IL
entered tho Cop federate service on IN
n first day of pril, 1851, at tho age o
tt wenty.two, as Captain Of Company
Twenty-seysnth Regiment at Danyllle
I va, q He served as captain Of this com
pany for one year. o. until ne 9, was 70 e!eet
ed colonel OF the sFifthrflfth North Caro-
Ina regiment at Raleishs
The funeral seEylesastl pc eoad9st s.