The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-01
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OBITUARY.
Mrs Susan Porter Rawlings,

Entered into life eternal. N onday, ], No y,
venlber 2lst at clock F. Mn. !, :, Rlc u
nond Mrs Sasan pofee 81 Ga er age
M Ms thf RaWlags Was eldest daughter
Of Colonel John q. and Mary C!ru ~ p
1ea ii q s 8r'nk awsTa iHa MOI
died for his country II I tl,e d cattle e5
children were born to i, them. Louis r.,
/ OF Richmond; Mary Porter, who died N
childhood. and Edward G.. Rawlings q
Wd ieSh no place e' Vas Counted home 10
her but Richmond where she came,u
bride, AMI where the very stones n n the
faithful heart the story of her happy
married. life Apparently In usual health,
her last day. on earth was Ar, unusually
sh H1p9 g. visiting friends, and writing to
her absent children, from each Of whom HON
she had enjoyed the pleasure Of bearing
tbss eyenF houa FIJI from ln darKen
ing sky. she returned to her rooms. and
there heard the one clear call; ana Pass PASS
Ja,ness Church. Of which she had p, bee en-,
p ese csd o ocSs sn1s Se pa
Robert ii Gillian, M. j. N. Fouraure ,9
Captain George MJI41IyiS ME- II l SI Po n
The interment was In the family sec sec
tlonin bean,iful molyWoGH;di tend
Ing the funera!! were: Mr.: and Mrs. Ed %
N%sd RSw5HlHEE y W RSpN vS
V va her r sisters; Malcolm, ]: RAWLINGS
Locust Dale Academy, and !, E q G.
K Nexnndsa Va HR! er s School
]. D. New.
b Hry.r Chnrlrs NJ
Shields, of this city, will be distressed at
tho news of tho death Of her ia ther Mr..
J.GD. New, which occurred at his homo
in Portsmouth, yesterday morning at ten
o'clock.
Mr., New, who was a number of years
ago a we'll known business man or Rich
mond, was a courtly gentleman OF tie
old school, ind his death. Will be dis-
health had not been the best for scvera
months and he came up to Richmond
several weeks ago. thinking a rest and
change would be beneficial to him. but
upon his return home he grew gradually
In addition! to Mrs. Shields. Mr.. New is
survived by the following children: Mrs,
Jones q Newport %I News; MssGs
Mr.. News wife died several years ugo.
Aldine S. Kiefer,
ARs ipfs'5! VA, NV. SS-.Al-
dine S. Klcffer died this morning at his
home II pa S horn bGn ~ f4as eS is"
but was a. descendant oftthe Well-kn0Wn
Funk family Of this county For u thlrty
Hsn he he a edfSr % tis eo
81, the oldest music publication IN the
United States,
4 Ito had been III a. month, and his, death
was duo to general breakdown, lie VIII
b buried dIay morning At sdn I os1e f.
whom reside in the county. except K: u
county. Mr. Kleffer enlisted in The Con-
Tolerate army, where he served with, yalor
until IN 1sSi he WIS capiinrsa a hnd sen
vas ";rhe Old l'lresido.''
lie was a mail OF remarkable memory
and considerable learning.
Funeral OF +, D. Brannan,
Tho funeral of Mr., Frank p, Rrannan
2O6 n, Vino Street, this afternoon ut 3:ao
o'clock, Friends, and nc1uaintanees of
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Mrs. l., A. Miller,
Especial to'rlle Times Dispatch1
Miller wife Of a wel-known citizen, q
niles n'iie north north Of ,iuniay, died quite sud
denly Yesterday: aged forty years. She
was sick only few hours. she was
a daughter OF Tho late l.. f, Burner, or
this county, and leaves a large family
Mrs. M. +. Rice.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov, So.t-
Mrs, MARY II. Rice, who died tbs week