The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

Wood Waddill, one of the most widely
known. and Influential citizens in DAM
Wills died this ornlns shortly d1e
where he had been undergoing treatment
for the last month.
Mr. Waddlll was one OF the leading
He was past worsh.ped master Of tho
Roman Eagle Lodge of Masons and one
of the deacons Of First Baptist Church,
He is survived by a wife and three chill
from Philadelphia tonight and the burial
will take place in this city.
Miss Lucy Garrett.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
CONFORM. VA. Sept. l9.I'rhe remains
1nls county, last SATURDAY, haXella g
forwarded 70 Caroline county Miss SCAR.
from Caroline, to visit Mr.. Mundy ana
family, at Dogue, land soon after her
arrival was taken very Ill, and her CON
dition grew worse until she died
DR.. Newton Wayt.
tIsy Associated Press,
STANTON VA, Sept. 19-Dr. New
terday evening at his home in this city
of Bright's disease. DR.. Wa IS The old
est druggist in the city, having. run q
drug store up until the time Of his death
wife, two sons; Colonel Hampton II.
Wayt. staunton.' and W. Baldwin Wayt,
of New York, and one daughter. Mrs. s.
M. Lee Prince, WI Va.
W. S. Oakley.
(By Associated Press)
4 SALEM, VA, Sept. 19.-Ar. w. s. Okey,
Of nesr uTe aat arh h a Fla woa ae s
years old, and had been connected in
many business enterprises; s,erved as
postmaster for % years. receiving his arst
and at the time of his death was the old
est employee in Western Union Tcie-
graph Company In the South, having
been IS years in telegraph service. 'Ae
drcn. o. D. and w. H., Nellie dpd Mar
garet Oakley. Of Salem; Mrs, w. Nj.
Woodson. and Mrs. w. M. Wllburn, OF
Portsmouth, va, and Mrs. +. T. Mining
William S. Oakley.
Ro lSese'f e v Tas S sen, p 5%am
Oakley, of Salem, died this morning, after
q brief illness He leaves widow and
large number Of children, all grown. in
was postmaster in Salem for over twenty
years and had charge, of the Western
Union Telegraph Conpany's business for
forty-one years.
Mrs. John s. Draper, sr.
fULAShl, va, sept. l'-Mrs. John s.
Valley, yesterday. ana VIII b be bur:ed 4
t TO- IN The family hpryins Grou:.d.
She z tine Of hn $ ,nrarsr
laski county Her husband died last
Or. Thomas James Wilson.
CHAPEL HILL; y. G., Sept; is.-Dr
nhomns 5dnst wilson son, one Of orange
at his home here this Afternoon at 4:so
O'Clock Of an abscess on Tho brain. lie
% was porn %. In s Blair county Fennsylyanin
great distinction. He is survived by six
daughters and one son, His son Is nsso-
ciate professor Of Latin, In the unIver-
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs, Martha Thomas Wayland.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Sept TO-
Mrs. Martha Thomas Yayiand, Wife Of
Abram Waylnnd a wel-known citizen
oea AGeemae hGeu noyo died at her home
after an illness of more than three years
She was the daughter OF the late Tucker
and Elizabeth Woodson. OF this county,
: age.
Surviving her are her husband. six
children, two brothers, and one sin5ar.
Mrs Ns Ru1se E Mns Nj y 81 fN2y sho 5 ana
Bette J., Charles L.. and Robert E
Her brothers and Sisters ar e. ii. ibe-t
9, and John T. Woodson, OF Crozet, and
s ~ ;!ros Shepherd wife of James Way:and.
The funeral services will take place ut
her late residence. near Crozet to-mor-
row, afternoon al 3 O'Clock. and Will be
s9na o y t he hfy e a ne PAS
ment Will be IN the family huryi.g
ground. 80