The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
OBITUARY.
a Martha Elizabeth Scott.

Mnrtha Elizabeth Scott died at tho resi-
tlencn Of her parents, No. Gl3, Vanderpllt
Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.,&nt s o'clock on
the morning Of April the 10Th. t3
Deceased was the daughter Of Albert
Maupll and Martha Elizabeth Scott, aged
six years, five months md twenty days
The funeral will take place from the
residence OF her grandmother, Mrs. Anne
Kinds. No. 1920 Floyd Avenue, at 1850
OF Holy Trinity Church, will conduct the
services and the interment will be in
Hollywood.
]. B. Lipsconb.
Mr.. j. b. Lipscomb. a highly respect
cd citizen died at his home, near West
wood, Hanover county, on the night Of
April the 10th. He had long been a
great sufferer from dropsy OF the heart.
and, although his death had been ex-
Erected for some time. ut was quite n
shock to his people, when It came. He
retired that night feeling better than
usual and the next morning about .
o'clock YVES found dead with his wife
and children. &
Mr.. \ I.ipscomb was a, man Of noble
K character and was loved by all who knew
him. lie leaves a widow and eight chill
dren to mourn their loss. One of the
sons, John Llpscomb. Is very sick. and
Is not expected to recover.
The family has the sympathy OF the
community. NJ
E. G. Hudson.
The death of Mr. e. C. Hudson, a tele-
graph operator of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, occurred at 7:so
clock Wednesday, night at his home.
No. 1913 West Clay. Street.
Mr.. Hudson had suffered an illness of
several months He was twenty-four'
years OF age and had lived in Richmond
several years. He is survived by his
widow.
The remains will be taken this morn
Ing to Wilson. N. q. where the inter-
ment vii! bo madc. III,
w. r. Johnston.
f comrnde w. r. Johnston died We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock in the
Soldiers Home. FIe had been an inmate
of the place since March 10, 1901. He
enlisted in Crenshaw's battery in 1862.
Tic funeral took place yesterday and
the irterment was made in Oakwood.
Moses George.
Mr.. Moses George. n confectioner, died
about 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
his residence. No. 1906 East Main Street.
IIe had been sick about five weeks He
leaves a son, who Is a travelling man and
whose Whereabouts friends OF the de-
ceased are endeavorlng to ascertain,
Funeral Services.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry !. Solomans
took place at $3.50 o'clock yesterday aft
ternoon from st. Johns Church. a detail
from pickett Camp, of which Mr.. Solo
mans was made member at the last
meeting, attended the funeral.
The funeral of Mr.. Simon nj, Healy,
Al - >p,.t MI
fr,Ince at the graNs in Mt. Calvary Gem
getery at noon to-day.i
Tho tuneralsof Mr.. Lewis G. Adair took
1,lnce a 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the Second Presbyterian Church
Mrs. l.. B. Hall.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, April 21,--
Mrs Lily BraXton Hall, widow of tho
late Marshall G. Hall, died at her home
at an early hour this morning, after an
Illness Of only a few days. Mrs Hall was
formerly Miss BraNton. OF Richmond
county, and was a member Of ST. George
Episcopal Church, She Is survived by
Two CONS. Messrs.A Carter and spotswood
Hall and three sisters, Mrs, S. $. Brad
lord, Mrs j. s. Wallace and Miss Lula
y. Rraxton. all of this city, She had Q
large family connection.
WIS. M. T.. I1aIlllel.
Especial to The Times Dspatch,)
MADlsoNvILLE, VA, April ol,-Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Hamlet, wife Of the late
Mr. James Hamlet of Campbell county
died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, al
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. C, NJ
Jennings. aged rXty-nine years. She Is
survived by three children, Mrs, G, M
Jennings, OF this county; Mr., j. Il, Ham
let of Norfolk, ana Mr., j, Nj. Hamlet
of Newport News
James A, Cook,
Especial to The Times Dispatch,>
rETERsBlrRG, Va April 2l,-James
y. Cook aged forty7two years, died sud
denly yesterday evening Mt IFS home In
ST, Mathew Street. After eating i; hearty
dinner he lay down on couch. and
when his wife attempted To awake him,
he WAS found breathing his last. His
Wife. who was Miss Laura Carson and
th,air five children. survive him.
Andrew AIMS.
Especial 10 The Times pispatch)
WORTHWHILE, VA, April 2l.--Andrew
AIMS passed away yesterday just as he
was nearing his seyentytieth milestone
in life. lie had been In poor health for
several years, and heart fnilure was the
a;,aot M ,Is.,H AZ hiH dent.lZ4IIa Is siir-