The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
K. IA. Meagher.

transferred TO LIDS COlIllulsos.A aop. y, - -
sment, where ho served until the close
OF tho war. rs Cd 5l8$ N; I'D IA
lie came to Richn1ond In 1870 and was
FOR several years bookkeeper tor Rob
{crt Lyme. Ho left him In 1879 to accept
the position OF bookkcerer and cashier
Tor u. @. Davis and Company. and no
continued In this position with Brown,
GDuvi; and Company, and David ~ l il
until Els retirement tron business " N
l.eN 55 sli:5
Since that time he engaged in no active
employment. Until this winter his hehlth
has tcen good. Els sickness wa $ a short
one. He was taken with pneumonia i,rt' 7 e
Easter Sunday. He Is survived by Ibis
WIFE who WIS a daughter Of Thomas
Pe,nbcrton. OF this city, and also leaves
four children. Charles AZ Margaret q.
Melanla and n. Leo.
Mrs. Albert A. Scott.
Tie death Of Mrs. Mary Virginia Scott
wife Of MI. Albert A. Scott, the Church
Hill druggist, occurred at $50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at her residence, ~ 70.
2Gl1 East Franklin Street. s5
Mrs. Scott had been in i'll health for
several days. She was formerly Miss
(;node, daughter OF the late Joseph and
Z. Y. Goode. Besides her husband. she
leaves two sons-.Albert NJ. Scott, Of New
York, and Or. r. Fl. Scott Of Brooklyn
and two daughters--A[rs. Harvey l.. Iay-
Slor and Mrs. George III. Lumsden, Of this
city,. one sister, Mrs. c. a.. Jones, lives
in Manchester.
Mrs. Scott was greatly beloved BY all
who knew her and her sweet Christian
character was proven in her walks OF
like. Her sad death has filled tho
hearts Of her many friends with gloom
and deep sorrow.
The funeral will take place at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence,
The services will be conducted by tho
Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones. The internlent VIII
lie made in Hollywood The following
gentlemen will act as pall-bearers:
4Nctlve-Dr. William II. Lyme. Dr.. Rob OBJ
ert +. Williams, Mr.. j. Fenton Taylor,
Mr.. George Rady, Mr.. Joseph Faherty,
MI. William Reed, Mr.. Edgar Fer gusson,
and Mr.. Thomas snellngs.
!Ionorary-Dr. Ramon D. Garcin, * MI.
w j. Westwood. Mr.. James w. Sinton,
Mr.. w. T. Hancock, Mr.. James Lamp
KIN, Mr.. jefferson Wallace, Mr.. John
Charlton and Mr.. Thomas Starke.
Miss Lula Kirk.
Miss Lula Kirk died at her home, near
, Laurel, at G1O o'clock yesterday after
noon. j
She was the daughter Of Rev. ], Q.
and Mrs. Carrie I. Kirk Her grand
father was one OF the best known and
most distinguished Baptist ministers in
Isthe State. Upon the death of her mother
seven years ago. she, with her sister,
! came to Richmond to attend the Wo-
mans College. where She graduated last
session with high honors. She was a
faithful and conscientious student, and
was esteemed by all her associates and
friends
9'he funeral will be from the Second
BAPTIST Church tomorrow, to be con-
Quoted by Rev. Drs. Smith and Nielsen.
Elsxercises at the college will be SUSPEND
cd, and the faculty and students Will at
tend the funeral in q body.
Miss Marguerite B. Kirby
Miss Marguerite Barclay Kirby died at
Sis o'clock at the homo of her foster
nrcther, the Rev. Dr. d. x. Walthnll, OF
Chestnut Hill. = ,g%E IN Il Z, tt Y.
Miss kirby had beenEill with pneumonia
| for almost n3month.z She was O. daugh-
ter4o the late Major r. NJ. Kirby, whc
was n distinguished officer in the United
States army. She was born In PASSPORT
| Maine, but since tho death Of her father
! when she was about four years of ags
! had lived here. She leaves two brothers
Judge j.. i. S. Kirby, OF Stnunton, and
i Mr.. David B. Kirby, of New York.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
To morrow afternoon from Nlizpah Pres
pytcrian Church, on Chestnut III. 'l'l't
1ntcrmcnt will be made In Shockoe Gene
terry. s3s. .5 III
Mrs, Martha Frances Raynes.
Mrs. Martha II. Haynes, lately OF Ash
land. Va. relict OF Mr.. Archer Gordon
Rhymes, Of Goochland county Va, died
suddenly Sunday III her slxty-seventh
year.
Sl,c was q descendant OF Colonial GOV
ernor William Gooch. OF Virginia, and IS
survived by three children, James Gordon
Ruyncs, Of Manchester, Va; Archer
J,rmper Raynes, OF Ashland, Va, and
hrs, Laura Eaklc, Of Augusta county,
va.
John F. Curtis, Jr.
Intelligence was received yesterday OF
the death In st, Louis, Mo-, OF MY John
II. Curtis, .Ir,, which occurred on Tues
day. Mr.. Curtis was the son of Mr.
John Il. Curtis ST., formerly Of Bedford
city, VA, and had many relatives ~
ills city and State who will be pall'sd
I'to hear Of his sudden death occurring or
the threshold Of u noble young manhood
Alr. Curtis was IA nephew Of ], AleNan'
dor Mosby. Robert II. Mostly. Miss y
j. Mosby and Mrs, II. r, Gray, OF this
BITS. e
Miss Maggie Dollard.
MISS Maggie Dollard died ut q o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence 81
her brother, Mr.. Patrick Dollard, NO,
5l9 Church street. She had heen lons
q sufferer from rheumatism. Until TWO
years ago sho lived In New York city
then coming to Richmond, hoping FOR
beneficial results from the lnilder eli
mate.
The funeral will take place to-day at
40 A. M. from Sacred Heart Church.
Mrs. Walter "A. Newton.
Mrs. Walter a, Newton died Tuesday
Afternoon nt tho Retreat for the Sick
SHE rs survived by llcv husband and five
children Wesley Newton, Henry, Cara
lee, rhelma and Melvin. She leaves also
5tWn sisters. i5t s35f5F -ts3 343s. n,fs psg.