The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Mr.. George D. Mayo and for several
years WIS q tnemher Of the well known


firm OF Mayo. Denoon & Company.
In recent years he has been officially
connected with the Realty Bond and
Trust Company OF this city,, and was as
sistant secretary and treasurer OF that
institution at the TING OF his death.
Mr. Denoon was the son OF the late
Daniel Denoon Besides his wife and
mother he leaves two sisters Misses
Dicle and Mary Denoon. and five broth
ers, Messrs. Charles, Harry L., Hugh,
Albert S. and Arthur c. Denoon.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dencc to- morrow afternoon at $3.50 o clock,
and will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
Cecil, & OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, assisted by the Rev. DR.. j.
Calvin Stewart.
The following gentlemen will act az
pail bearers:
Honora ry-Messrs. wil,iam Ellyson, 8.
Fl. Hawes, William NJ. Hill, r. H. Gill;
liam, DR.. Lewis c. Bosher, David z.
Il,msden. William L. Walters and How
ard Swineford.
Activc-aressrs George D. Mayo, Jo-.
seph B. Montgomery. Charles Habllston.
Percy c. Christian, Charles T. Walters,
Frank C. Gillian, Herbert NJ Stuart,
Charles L. Todd. A. r. Holderby, Jr.,
and d. a. Buchanan
Horace Bernard Sweeny.
The funeral OF Horace Bernard sweeny
took place from his fathers home. No.
COG Nicholson Street, yesterday AFTERNOON
at 3 o'clock and the interment was mao g
In Oakwood.
Mrs. Mamie H. La Prade.
The funeral Of Mrs N Yam - a r,, La
day, took place yesterday afternoon at
Bethel Church, and the intermcnt was
made in the Church Cemetery.
Miss Sallie Y. Adams.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.)
@ CHARLOTTESVILLE VA November
Mrs. sallie y. Ada ms. aged forty
,fivc, wife OF Mr.. Writ Adams. State reve-
nue. agent OF Mississippi and a prominent
politician OF that State. died OF double
pneumonia at 6 o'clock this morning at
the University Of Virginia Hosp!tal.The
body left here at late hour tonight
for{ ia ckson.t Miss, where the funeral VIII
occur Friday afternoon from st. Andrews
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Adams contracted deep cold
some ten days ago while on a visit
to her daughter, Miss Norvelle Adams.
who Is student In the Bristol School.
oath. in company with her husband. she
left Washington for Lexington. Va. to
visit her son, Mr.: Mayrant Adams.
member OF the second class q t the Viz
glnIa Military Institute. She was taken
Ill on the train however. and upon reach
Ing union station, this city, 1t was deem
ed best to remove her to the University
o Virginia Hospital for treatment Her
condition gradually grew worse and on
Saturday last her family physician, Di.
c.. n Harrington, of Jackson. Miss, was
wired for. He reached here Sunday
dren, mother and brother. Despite the
efforts of the physicians, Mrs Adams
passed away this morning. with the mem-#
Ibers 3 OF her family around the bed
The deceased was Miss Sallie Yerger,
daughter Of the late George S. Yerger,
n prominent resident Of Jackson, Miss.
and was prominent in the social life OF
the Mississippi capital
w. H. Kirkland.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
Eg4 REALMS, VA, Nov. 1.--Mr. ~. II. Kirk
land died at his home in DlnWiddie coun-s
8ty near Reams, Va, Saturday afternoon,
He was sitting in his chamber IN q roG e;E
ing chair reading paper when his wife
came in, who had only left him few min
8utes, and on calling to him, receiving no
reply, went to him and found him dead
He WAS in his shth year, Wus a
highly respected citizen, q good Con1ed-
crate soldier. He had been q great sur
fcrer all tho year, and had only been up a
few weeks from a severe attack, ana mad
a complication of diseases, OF which the
heart was one A second wife and three
sons by his first marriage survive,
The funeral was conducted AT OAK Grove
NJ. d. Church Monday, October 30th, at IL
a. NJ. of which he was CONSISTENT mem
gregatlon was present, many Of Whicn
followed the remains to their iast resting
place in the family buryllng-groun Of his
last wife. 5Lsais