The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01

lNIC CHINO ID Yl.Al., 4 4, E| l)l
kai,d Martha b, eli. 11c Is survived BY
EIis wife Syf3 ,yas Miss Pnttle ". tuck 4
Sot ftliis CITY, d sister. Miss Minnie =, AZ N.
Git, and ono brother, Mir j. ] larry eslll,
or ST. Louis Mo. ,li,,., d, az,
bMorttlAiy chapel nj llollSSooa, ln ~ e
tlntelS after the arrival q Ing l Mn.
o'clock train from Ncwportt tNHws ''',s s
morning, and tho iitefineht VII ~ ~ ~ ~
tho family section. 9s
Il Mrs. Martha T. Crtiinp.
T Mrs, Marthu Tunstall Crtmp diea at
tho residence Of hcr son-in-law, MI. J,}J.
Griffith, No 517 South Laurel street, In
tho seventy fourth year OF her age. One
Week ngo Her daughter. Mrs y II. Fleet
preceded Her TO the grave. Slic ~ sur
vivcd by tic following children; y Mrs. y.
GJ. Gilnith, Mrs. ~. u. hshlin, Mrs W ~.
Asliii and Mr.. u. D. Crunip.
s8lhe funeral will take place ct :sO
O'clock tlis morning from the l1innons
Baptist Church In New Kent county.
Dolly Edwards.
rho death or MIR. Dolly Edwards, n
former resident OF Lynchburg, occurred
Suntl,, = N ,norninr IN tho home OF his
mother. Mrs. Eliza N. Edwards, No. 1220
Blair street. He was thirty-two years OF
ngc, ana was IL son of the late a.. *.
Edwards. Of Lynchburg TO is survived
BY his mother, one sister, Mrs, lltlldc - Y"
Broadwell, and ono brother, Mf. james
M. Edwards.
iThe funeral will take place ut 8 o'clock
this afternoon from the residence. Tho In
torment Will DO made III River view
Cemetery.
Eugene A. Gill.
rho death of Mr.. Eugene A. Gill, for-l
Sunday morning In Newport News,
Mi. Gill was thirty-four years old and
was tho eldest son OF tho late james
a.. and Martha lI. Gill. He is survived
bys Ills wife, who was Miss Patio Va
Tucker OF this city; a sister, Miss Mini
s1le NJ. Gill, and one brother. y. Harry
Gill, Of ST. Louis Mo. Tho funeral SER
vices will be held in tho mortuary chapel
at Hollywood Immediately after the ar
rival OF tho l1:4o train from Newport
Nows this morning, and the burial will
DO in tho family section.
Edward Trcvvett.
81 Mr.. Edward Trcvvett, founder Of the
Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident
Association Of America, died last week
I'll NVos tfeld, N. j.. where he had been
living In; declining health for tho past
year. .1.sf
A native OF England. where he was born
Febrtnryy12, 1870 Mr.. Trevvett came TO
this country ii, 1865 and first settled In I
Brooklyn, removing in 1877 to Utica, n N.
", which place lie called his home until 4
the time OF his death. Ho was well known
to many Masons In Richmond and Viz 4
2glnia, where he visited frequently. He
was a brother Of Mr. Thomas Trevyctt,
of Laurel Va, and uncle OF his sons,
who are now residents of GHn Allen, In
Hcnrico county.
Blanche w. Teasdale.
Blanche Wise Teasdale, tho eleven-year-
old daughter3of Mr.. and Mrs. Teasdale, Of
No. 500 10 South Pine Street, died at&i1
O'clock yesterday morning. The, funeral
will take place this afternoon from the
Pine Street Baptist Church.
Infant Dead.
James infant son Of W. NJ. and Jennie
Rankin died at 3;3O o'clock Sunday af-t
ternoon at the residence of his parents.
No. sis West Cary Street. The funeral
took place at o'clock yesterday after
noon from tho residence.
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF Mr.. Charles Is. Coulling
took place at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon from Centenary Methodist Church.
The funeral}of Mrs. Anna III. milford
took place Sunday from Bethany Pres
bytcrian Church in Charles City county.
w. H.lDoyle.
Especial to Tho Imes-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. Cavalier Her
ron Doyle, president of the Citizens,
Bank. Is dead. Mr.. Doyle was ono OF
the most useful and estlmable citizens
of Norfolk He had been practically an
invalid for several months, not having
beef. In his Office since last November.
lie leaves n wife and four childrcn--Mlss
Bessie Doyle. Edward Fitzgerald Doyle,
Walter Heron Doyle and John z. Doyle.
He also leaves three sisters and a brother.
The deceased was born In Norfolk IN
1915, being in his fifty-n!nth year. lie
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs John Ed
ward DOYLE He vert through the whole
of the Civil War After the war he be-
came chief clerk to Mr.. Henry Fink.
Of the Norfolk and Western Railway,
but upon the organization of the Citizens
Bank in 1867 he went to it as q clerk,
and remained with 1t to his death, rising
to the post ur assistant cashier In 1877.
to cashier In, 1870 and to president III
1900.
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