The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
IoBIll'T:l'UIARY'..' I.
M Simon w. Cans.


OBITUARY.
MI. Simon w. Cans.
4 Mr. simon w. Cans, father Of Mr. Ja 1f
cob Cans, 81 OF the Cans Rady Company,
died in washington last Friday. The fu-
neral seryices were held at his residence ICE
In Washington at 10 o'clock yes 9.s teFday
morning. .4I5
Mr.. Cans was a native Of q Germany 1I n.y.
coming to this coun try In 1854 y he had a
very successful business ;caree in sEalti-
more and washington, and was well
known ana highly espect 90. u 81 9 ySas. the
Oldest member Of the Waslltngt ton q e; e e.
brew Congrega tion. 3::SS e 81
Mrs. Z. A, Collins.
" Il Mrs. -. a.. Collins lied at s. o clock yes
3tertlays morning at the home Of 1er mott,
er.s Mrs b, wv illkinson, N SOB West
Main street. S5 Mrs. Collins md \ been SICK
for some time, . she leaves al husband $ t.z
son. 1--WE Brothers and one Isl ter.taS
Captain ohm T. Whaling
l$t5 (snecia Al to The Times Dispat ch.) III n
Es5 EAST 5RADFORD,ssVA, Aug, Cap
tain j Ohm n Whaling, a prominent citi-8
zen { Of this place, died Sunday evening
}frnm cancer. aged seventy.tty We yea ga IS anu
was Inferred this afternoon a. q prlYa a!.
cemetery, near his residence Rev.. ll4s9Ny
irwin and Rev. MIR. Gilmer, OF Drrape ~,
8officiated Il "a 3 g9 ,S !, ..
Captain Whaling was one OF the hrstF
conductors of the Vlrgi MIA and y ennessee
Railroad now the Norfolk and Western,
and wa superintendent OF the Iouisyille
and Nashville Railroad for a ru nbe Of
years. He was married to MI ss g Ma Mary in-l
era m, Of Pulaski q hal -slstc OF the lato az.
Dr. Hale; a very proInine g teen q &
Charleston Win 1our 'l'l,i
Scott and Mr.. Will Whaling Of Radf 2 r
Mrs. j ohm 8Buford and Mr.. Fred Whaling
sS CAPTAIN A Whaling was horn In Fred q; VI
$ericksbure, but II had lived in the South
west for forty years Isl III 6l53:
William Jones'
Special to The Times p SPA oh.
B;3cOMORN.g " Az, Aug. IN VILLAIN
,Jomes. one Of King Georges Oldest citi-E
zens, died at his home near Pa ssa pa ga
early vest erdaya morning e, liter an Illness
7of only several hours. was PAST AS.
eighty years Of age, and was a. man 81
great energy and wonderful SvltalIl Y 8,
brother Lewis ones, died very Il
two months ago. s5 Z, r. u Il Y
sl{ Mr. Jones is survived by efg j tor nine
grown children and a number Of; Sgranidt77
children. Among his schildre 20 are V e rs,
Sheriff Horace a, ones and 8 Mrs Mr. John m
G.. Pomeroy. III 1: 5..s S3
Thomas v Vaughan.
Especial to The 7 lines; pispatch ;)
c,REWE1. VA. Aug. q IN r. Thomas
Vaughan aged Ssixty-flYe years, died at
| his home, fouriSmiles from here, near
|SMicajah postaffice Saturday, and was as
lsburied In the family burying ground sun /
day evening. a. large crowd assem 7, "
perform the las Sc Ice for ms goond
ISman,$ kind friend and gallant old CON
l3federate veteran. ssg gfs3 h "a 53ts 353ss
AZ Judge, William Hpd ges Mann was one
lsof the pail bearer He leaves tho fol--
4 lowing sons and daughters q Mrs. ~ esley
Sanderson, Mrs. Custls Jennings OF Not
toway; Mrs Brainard Phillips. Of 3 y e wv
1 port News; Mrs. Hodges Vaughan nd MI.
\ Inv. Il. Vaughan of CreWc II 4 \
Mrs. Sarah A. WI lker.
(special to The ,Times-D Dispatch VIM. -
yVYTHISVILLE, An Aug, 22,--Mrss
Sarah "A, Walker, relict Of General James q
A. Walker. died this morning g T 9 o.cio'ck,
at theresidence OF her daugll ter, NJ 7 rs, u
r. Jordan, OF lysls IN the seventeen
A night In her usual health and was found
A unconscious the next morning 6, p w mon
condition she fingered until the ellu
4 came L, "A u 5ss 5s IA . NJ
II Mrs Walker was "a M ISIS Ppag Sc, gof Az
Z susta county She Ia survived by three llr'fe
4 children Mr.. A. p, Walker, the presen1
\ mayor OF Florence, Ala; Mrs. 9! am Psi, y
Jordan and Mrs. M, M. CaldWell OF ~
place. She also leaves brother, y !
James roage. Of Texas. md y sis az. DTS
Hanger of Waynesboro, ~ llg. Y SUI .'t''t y
Mrs, B, IN. Canpb
4 Especial to Tho Times p ispa toh,)
Il I4YNCTIBUR G, A AUG, 81 IN rs. sHes.
!. sic Nightingale Campbell. Wifi OF M J
\ n, L. Campbell, vel known Insurance :
agent OF Richmond. IN led Eat 8 ndreW''
!, Home, here this morning, he Saeceh =
q had been spending the summer WI y fela
n lives in Bedford City and last week, wa
! taken 80 seriously III there, that lti4al wa
decided to bring her here for trea tme -
Mrs, Campbell WAS born In dubuque. ~
|nHlS7b, ana was IA member 81 the lIp1s
! copal Church. Her remains VII pc teIn
porarily Inferred at the vault In SpFlnl
J, linn Cemetery 4 unit her srela lYes can 9
communicated WITH Sic Is survived 60 y 2
her husband, her mother, and by one ~ ~
ter slgs kgs ssf III " III YYSss Han IA 4
Austin Hunger.
(specIal to The Times ID spa tch,)
sTUART's DRAFT, Az Alg, ~
Austin Hunger, q bright boy. q lseYe
years, son OF Mr., and NJ is. ~ en- rys Y
ger. died MT the homo OF his I. sgran d- ~.
ents. Mr.. and Mrss James Il alif yes teIaas
and VIII he buried TINS morning ,st y .srg Y
II the pastor, Rev, 81 n, 1'arkft' " tise y
r. Church, South
Major John S. Bowles,
Especial to The Times lspateh,,
WILMINGTON VA, Aug. 2a,.TMa1o