The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Mr.. Duke.

i The funeral Of Mr.. George II. Duke
took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the Fulton Baptist Church.
The services were conducted by REV.
David Hepburn. pastor OF the church,
assisted by Rev. a. A. Jones. OF Denny
street Methodist Episcopal Church. The
church was packed to It's capacity. and
hundreds OF people were standing In and
around the church. Nearly 200 members
OF the eight lodges OF which the deceased
was n member marched in a body from.
the residence to the church to pay a last
tribute to their deceased brother. Among
tho orders represented were Washington
Camp No. rs, Patriotic Sons OF America;
Virginia Council, No. 2, Daughters Of LIB.
erty; Henrico Council. No. 7S3. Of Royal
Arcanum; Unity Lodge OF Odd-FelloWs,
Pythians, Mnccabecs and Henrico Unin
Lodge OF Mnsona. Tho floral offerings
were very numerous. Tho procession to
OakYood was followed By numerous
friends in private carriages.
Mrs. Mary c. Munts.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, August 29.-N1rs
Mary G. Munt, aged ninety-five years,
died Inst night at her homo In Prince
George county. She was native Of
Germany, but camo to this country over
sixty years ago. She is survived by
four sons. all honored cltizens--H. G.
Munt, a prominent miller OF Petersburg
John, George and Thomas Munt, or
prince George. Mrs. Munt was. lady OF
hirh christian character and Of gracious,
womanly traits.
N. M. Warner.
Especial TO Tho Times plls5gaaltelhI; ,! \
STAUNTON, VA, August 29.-ar' y,
NJ. Warner died hero to-day after several
months illness, aged fifty-nlne years,
Flo is survived BY a young wife. He was
n Confederate victorian He was ono OF
the first mall CARRIERS Of staunton, and
only resigned few months ago after
about fifteen years service.
Mrs; Mamie Brown.
WARsAW, VA, August 2o.-Mrs. Ma
mic Brown. widow Of the late Judson
brown, died at the home OF her father
Mr.. William Sanford. near Warsaw, last
night. aged about thirty-flve years Slle
is survived by four children.
John P. Dunton.
ESPECIAL to Tho Tlmos-Dispatoh)
s EAsTyILLD, VA, August 29.--Mr John
p. Dunton, of Nassawodox, died sud
denly one day last week, He was about
forty-eight years old, and leaves a
widow. He had been man Of robust
health until recently, but had not COM
nlnined of sickness at the time Of his
Fatal stroke. Mr., Dunton was engaged II
d Nassawodox for q num-
Der Of years,
Mrs, Helen Short,
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,)
GROVE, VA, August 20, Mrs. Helen
short aged ssyenty-ttwSn s mother meth d 9f Mn II
Richmond Monday and was brought here
and Inferred in tho Crewe Cemetery
Tuesdny afternoon, Funeral services were
conducted ut the Baptist Church by Rev,
], Kincheloe, pastor OF tho church.
Mrs, G, H. Phillips,
Especial to The Times Dispatch2
LURAY, VA, August 29.-Mrs, George
n. Phillips, Of this place. died In WASH
ington yesterday. She had, only few
hours before death, undergone an opera
ton for some stomach trouble. sha was
and was about forty years Of age. A
husband and ono child survive ner
"A. b. CroWell.
Especial to The Times pispatch,> 8
2sHlL ANB 5. ecrowelll died at Ills nome,
nMga,, aged s. years and . months.
ADDISON Sydnor.
Special to, The Times pispateh,} y,
WARSAW, VA, August 2a.--Alr, Adds
son sydnor, aged about sixty,two years.
4 died at his home near Haynesyille, this
county, this afternoon, Of paralysis, me