The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13


native of Mary land /. TIo married ~ t1augll-
ter Of tho late Ro Der Yood. Of this
Dr.. cyrus Nc Cornick
M Special 70 The Times y Dispatch
S@ BIER RYVILL1J, ~ A., Jun. II Dr. Cyrus
sNfcC orniclk, X q leadiii &. pr clan or this
place, led this morning ut a his home
saged 50. I'D Is survived by his swlt low,
formerly Miss Mamie ,ray ldr,& Of; IA lexan-
3dria.g a.; a. son, LII ence =. N Cor-
niles and .a tighter, N rs. Charles nj
Gabsl y, sst All
McCormlc lex. of & mix ford .,''s Clark co,li,
ftys and was connected Or related 3to many
5of the prominent fnmilles OF the State
with Eallalltry and was an through his
life prominent NJ irg everyth thing connected
With he cause Of \ hose who wore the
2gi;a s
ehs ehSreh Sfanera
services will DO held sund ay morning
George 3 |. + orturle. 3ss j558
sSbYNgH ges!nl e Ehe ,p 5ss a1r
George Z. Fortune, aged Sb1 II q. resld dent e pf
$Durrnid, II o. suburb 8s OF Lyn ckburs.
died i#ssB at ILLS home terday. OF
,t cornpl tcatiorl iseases Is { was g
intern na ala Bro therhood 81 Black
smiths. n IIo Is survived BY Ills nv. re-, two
sons, Frank b, q nd III eytot is Of Lynch.
burg ana three dalgh ters, Mrs John al x
lem OF Y, ashingt on, 70. IL nd issos
5;3lS Martins5 Iite.s "
II pispatcl, Y u ~,
lIJRAYiArs Mi' Martin Hite,
one off, tho Oldest and most pr sperous
farmers Of Page couil ty. led Ssuddenly5a
This home, ono mile cas- t Of Ituray at III
early hours this morning 81 slsJ n,
Mr.! FIite had been III eble cnlt u for
several years, a though Ills death as very
seslebratea Hts Lltliia Springs. g this
his home s slt 50 ea =;
ceased was $ei ght yzse ears of age; MS
#father& being one Of the pioneer Esett tiers I
Sor 8tte sPag SS8
" II. Bury sssgS2S
$# Special Is The Times 81 apat en-
IsYNCIIBURts, !. Is la 1s.--M :.
motive Of I'm s ana Il who Ind Deem resi-;
X erit ar It'll rs ci ty for some years, ID ed
here las might nfters n lness of several
2days Of pneum He is s,lrY wed B by
$aiisi wife and one pnal CHI
Mrs F either !.
Especial to ,rhe Times. lslateh !. ].
BDRRYVILIE,VA. nd :--M rs.S Lelt;
\ r,er wife q 4 olphua trer, well Y
sthis county to3 days aged 40 years: aA hus--i
band aand four
As PAU u DINO n n "a 2.
rhag record q d life OF four score ears,
u fbenntlfullys sperltSlin adorning al home
noted for ats II charming hospit , az
cultured refinement, Iii rearing aBslatrgeS
and influential ~ family I'm gentle 81
3ml1isterings to tho needy, sho ID be pre-
serve ed g. not as a mem or els TO the
departed but ,i:; an inspiration and cx-44
ample to tho living. II BIT
In tho recent deaf Of NJ rs M
monia 3R cad 81 he historic old collIl ofS
Cliarlotte htls lost ono of ts brigllttestts
ornaments, and the " loss to her family
and friends Is irreparabl 81 IA.
III RS, Read was born q II tirelne 81,
on ctoberSi o. 1927, II and was reared at
s.tInElesidcp famed for. IN llunls hos
spitality) tho home Of her faith ~ 8lata
Henry Darlington, aud her moth 70 lllsas
10, sC,ubel, she being tho sra nddnug y tor Of
Judge Paul Carringt TOM Sr., and Governor
William IT. II Cabcll, ~ anl "a III, VI her veins
scoursed also the blood or tho NH yos and
the celebrated Codringt ton faHil VI Of Eng-s
land. 4. Descended from sllcll ~ lces IL
IS not surprising that tho highest dutaIlli-
tics Of culture and ~ shou
have G BEEN developed In her haracter.{
While owing much to this source and hori
early environincnts, she WITS ~ he'd
among a largo acquaintance In n this and
other states for her intellectun|i ty} and
Shor noblo,iul fish liat ure. @ rsfni most
tender and loving disposl ton, always
willing to prefer 8 thers rather than her
self, slo possessed AM unyieding flrmness
and Spartan courag e when occasion de- n
.mnnded. 81 "a MY NJ
\ Mrs, 3 Read vas married On tho 15t day
,,in
to tile late William w. 4 Read, u gen les
man Of the old school y, ITO tod for his IT.
ertry attainments and b nigh u sotlsn Of
honor, and Il promtiiont educator In his
day. THIS worthy couple lived q ~ reen-f
field" tho rest Of II heir@ lives. her hus-S
band having preceded her N to lic grave
somo flfteon years ago. MIS-. Read VIII
he remembered by many who have ox-t
perenced tho hospltnll Of this delight
full ancestral abode. as the queenly matron
who presided with suc, grace and d lg-s
every occasion, s Ono of the simple est
yet one OF the most cloauent,, tributes
paid her was by a friend, who knew
nor intimately, III 81; Slng: rs 4 Nothing can
be said OF her. now tnlt she Is 3doad, tint
could not have been said stof her while 4
she was llvlng,'' 5iI Fl
4 IIer distinguishing trail is We're her loftl-
ness of character. her unbendlng Integrity
and devotion to principle. These shcne
In her character and wore
blended GWlthlsn sWee tness of
nature and n Gharnl OF manner that
made &hersn notable glre With a large
circle OF admlring friends, Es
4 a noble life Inns ended--spent not before
tho public gaze, hut In the home, IN there
woman fills her highest mission; aud the
example OF her life WI he an Slilslar atton
tolnll who had the good fortunegto know
he's and its slptllellee Will VIZ felt long