The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
OBITUARY.
Funeral Services

The funeral OF Miss Lulu Burnley Kirk,
OF Laurel, Va, who died Wednesday at
the residence OF her father. at Laurel,
Va, will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from Second Baptist Church.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
w. r. L. Smith. assisted by Rev. James
Nelson, D. d. Tho interment Will be IN
hollywood. The pall-bearers are as fol-
lows:
Actiye-AIessrs. Willie Thurman. +. L.
Hardy. James Ryland, George c. Pon-
dexter, A. B. Cartwright. Morton
Gresham.
Honorary-Rev. W. r. L. Smith, D. D.;
Rev. James Nelson. D. D.; A B. Shelton,
and W. w. Bowles.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary T. Minor
will take place at o'clock this after
noon from the Randolph Street Baptist
Church.
The funeral Of Miss Maggie Dollard will
| take place at 10 o'clock this morning
| from the Sacred Heart Church.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Ann Moore
will take place at noon to-day from Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church. The interSlent
will be in Hollywood.
The funeral OF Mrs. Albert A, Scott
| took place at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon from the residence. No. 26l1 East
FRANKLIN Street. The interment was made
In Hollywood
The funeral Of Alma, daughter Of Mrs.
Mary E. Bealo will take place at $3.50
! O'Clock this afternoon from the Union
Station Methodist Church.
Major A. B. Cooke.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.i
NORFOLK, VA. April 14,-Major a. B..
Cooke is dead. He was eighty-one years
old, He was a son of Colonel Moredcal
Cooke, having been born In Portsmouth
| in 1924 Ho was educated at Professor
Coleman's Academy In Hanover county
In 1877 lie married Miss Sarah Langley.
| He was a hero Of the yellow fever plague
which devastated Norfolk In 1858. and
served as president Of the Howard As:no-
citation.
! Al the outbreak OF the war he enlisted
and saw much service on the stats OF
General Pemberton, General ], y, john
ston, General Beauregard and General
Richard Taylor. He was onco police JUS.
tice and once Mayor of Norfolk lie was
elected to the latter position in 1892.
His children who survive him are: a.
b. Cooke. Jr., and Stockton Cooke, of
Sheffield, Ala; Robert 3. Cooke, and Miss
Rose Cooke. of Norfolk, Va, Mrs.
Thomas H. McI<oy, Jr.. OF Salisbury,
Md, and Mrs. T. c. Lucas. Of Athens,
Ga Another son. Mordecai Cooke. died
| seVeral years aso. r1ts toHcAu' VIZ .ANS
place tomorrow afternoon.
E. P, Winston.
Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch,)
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA. April
l4.--sIr. Edmund Pleasant Winston died
at his home here this evening, aged
sixty-aight years, after short Illness,
Mr.. Winston was ono of the hsst known
men in Hanover county. IIls handsome
home was famed for its elegant hos
pItallty, and many hayo been the say
gatherings there In the last quarter OF
q century.
AS q fox hunter OF tho Old Virginia
type. Mr. Winston Was unrlYaled lie
kept for years q pack of hounds, whose
fame had reached beyond the borders OF
the State. lie is survived by a number
OF children, his sons being Msssrs. II,
r., lr, Thomas and William Winston,
Edward Duschere.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
| NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April A.
Councilman Edward Duschere, one OF
! tho members of the original Phoebus
Town Council, died at his home in Pl.oe-
bus this morning from pneumonia, with
which disease lss was stricken three days
age, Mr.. Duschere was forfy-nlne years
/ II BAD