The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28

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aged mother, a sister Mrs Pattie stew
ems. of ST. Louis. Mo-, and three de-
voted children. Berkeley, Page and J q
Z Kempar Jlyson. She was beautiful,
character. ] Ter bright. sunny disposition.
and teLder. loving heart had cndeared
was buried In Green Lawn Cemetery,
Newport News. The flGral tributes were
beautiful. @34.
Mrs. Anna H. Milford.
Mrs. Anna H. Milford died at the home.
of her son, Mr.. r. II. Milford, No.
800 East Broad Street. this city. on
Friday at 10 O'clock. in the sixty-sccond
year OF her age. VIII Il
& She was the widow OF the late s. B.
milford, and was well known here.
Mrs. Milford leaves the following chill
Matte M. anC w. W., OF Dannemora,
N Y.
Tho funeral will take place this morn
Ing ut II o'clock from Bethany Presby-
terrain Church, Charles City county.
Funeral of Mr.. Coulling.
The funeral of Mr. Charles K. Coullng.
who died Friday night#at II o'clock. will
take place from Centenary Methodist
Church tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The following gentlemen will
be the pall-bearers: @
y Active-M Me- A. r. Venable. J. e.
zChesterman. w. L. Wight. Irving L.
Campbell, Cary Ellis Stern and Henry.
HARDWOOD. f ..s.s
Recommendations j. Parrish, G. Scott
AlcRae, Major Booton Fill, II. T.. Bailey
r. p. Murray and J. . Policy. N VII
Mrs. Sallie Snapp.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
81 WINCHESTER, VA, Feb. 27.--Alrs.
Salle Snapp. widow OF the late ]. W.
snnpp. Of bliss, died. yesterday at, the
OF the two Oldest Lutherans IT. the
country, and was highly esteemed. One
SON., Charles, and one sister, Mrs. David
Cooper, Of Star Tannery, survive. M
Captain Robert Healey.
Especial to Tho Irimes-D ispa tch.)
III SrORMONT. VA. Feb o7.-Captaln
Robert Healy died to-day at his home,
near Village In the seventy
seventh year of his age. after ar illness
! OF several weeks.
He was for many years member Of
tho Virginia Legislature, and was the
wealthiest man In the county. lie is
survived by one son and several grand
children. ii 5;sS IA %
Charles A. Evans.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
H WINcHEsTER,3 va Feb. Ola gloom
I has been cast over this community, es-
peei,ally the " younger portion, b. the
Captain Charles Is, Evans, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. y. j. Evans. Tho young man.
who was twenty-nine years of age, had
been III buteslnce Tuesday evening. and
was the victim of pneumonia. Death
came at his home, on North Main Street.
Captain Evans was very popular with
sthe&young men of Winchester, and had
Just retired from the captanoS Of the
Sarah Jane fire company. lie was n
charter member of Winchester Lodge
No, SU7, Benevolent and Protective Of-S
,deraOf IIlks S,$
f. M. Tinnell.
Especial to The sTimes-Dispatch,)
ROANOKE VA, Feb. o7.--Mr, r. NJ,
iIlrnell. ono Of tho best known farmers
the Back Creek neighborhood yester-
day, aged seyenty-siN years. He is SUR
.ylyed by his second wife and six chill
dren,
w. 7, Martin,
cot speeaII e The rlm ss5 DisR So
Martin, vice. president Of tho Bank I OF
Columbia, and one OF the largest whole
O'clock o this arternoon Of pn n IN Ma
after m illness of only a few days, Mr.,
Martin was slxty-slY years old, He was
born in Chesterfield county, Va, coming
to Columbia about thirty-two years ago,
a, D, Brydone.
g Especial to The Times ispatch.)
FARMVILLE, VA Feb. 227.--A. d.,
Brydone a we'll known citizen Of Prince
Edward county, died at ar carly hour
This morning, after a lingering illness
He leaves a. large family. The funeral
VIII take place to- n,orroW from his j te'
home, near Prospect depot, S5.ts III