The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11

Of his son-in.law, Colonel Lu .hcr r. Ed
wards. in Franklin, Va, aged eighty
three wears. He leaves one daughter,
Mrs. Edwards, and two SONS, Or. l..
Landlord and M. T.. Lankford, both Of
Norfolk.
Walter Rogers.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BOYDTON, VA, April 1o---Mr. Walter
Rogers died Tuesday Of last week very
Mr.. Rogers was sitting IN a chair and
fell back and expired Immediately. MI.
Rogers was an earnest Christian and
labored faithfully In the vineyard of the
Master. He was buried at the old home
OF lis ma ternal grandfather.
S. 3. Vowel.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
/ FREDERICKSBURG VA, April 10
Mr.. Stuart L. Yowel, a prominent citi-
zen OF Madison county, died at his home
last week, aged eighty four years He
had been twice married and reared twcn-
ty-three children fifteen by the first
marriage. His last wife. twenty children
and many grandchildren survive him.
Mrs. Julia Hughes.
Special 70 The Times. Dispatch
. CONFORM. Vas. April 4 9. Mfrs. julia
Hughes. seventy odd years old. died
three miles from this place. Saturday
might. She had done a hard days work,
and when returning from a brief visit
to nearby neighborhood, she fell in
the road. II She was picked up and car
4ried to her house and lived only several
hours. Her remains were inferred at
Potomac Baptist Church this afternoon.
Julia T. Green. II
Especial to The Times spatch:)
FREDERICKSBURG IA, April 10
Julia r. Green, tho interesting young
died yesterday afternoon after a brief
illness of appendicitis. She is survived by,
her parents and one sister. X
Frank Taylor.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.j
FREDERICKSBURG VA. April To-
Frank Taylor. a well known farmer Of
Caroline county. died suddenly last ni5ht
of heart disease. aged seventS-flvc years.
His wife and five children survive linn
M. B. Hunter.
Special to The Times -Dispatch.>
q CHARLOTTE, N. c. April ION. B.
Hunter, the best known and wealthiestj
farmer in Mecklenburg county died sud-
denly at an ca rly hour this morning at,
his home in Mallard Greek Township from
heart failure. He was a Confederate
y
burial He leaves wife and two chill
three children.
A. B. Gardner. n
Gardner, a popular and successful trslv-
cling salesman for 3Gurgenheimer g. Co..,
( of Lynchburg, Va, died at his home in
this city yesterday and the remains We're
carried to Washington. N. G.. to-day for
buriel He leaves wife and two chill
dren. He was thirty-five years old.
Augustus Uhlfelder.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, April 10-AuSustus Uhl-
fielder, an agent of the Equitable Lie
Assurance Society at Montgomery, Ala.
dropped dead to-day in the corridor Of
the Equitable building in Broadway. Heart
disease is presumed to have been the
use OF death. The body will be sent
to Montgomery.
Dr.. John S. Williams.
(special to The Times Disputch.)
GLADYS. VA. April 1o.--Dr. Ohm s..
Williams died at II 80 yesterday.
DEATHS.
EBLAcKBURN.-Dl led April 10. 1865, at
the residence Of her husband bowling
Green Road, Mrs. CARRIE BLACK
& BURN, wife Of Joseph Blackburn. aged
thirty,six years. She IS survived by her
husband and I'VE children. and her.
steinba ck; also three brothers, Frank,
Charlie ana Willie stelnback, and ono
sister, Lydia steinbnck ~
9I,' Her funeral will take place from the
above residence at A r.. NJ. TO-DAY.
II CTuesday). Intermentin Oakwood
8DELANEY,-Dled, in Scranton. Pa. Sat
urday, at 1r:3O p. 7M,,SAlARYl Vs. BlGE,
Y Low, wife Of Chester a. p Delaney. and
only daugY1ter of Mrs. Cornelia L. Bige-
Il. law and the late w. b. Blgelow. She !. y
daughters, Mrs. Nj. u, Walthall, Of
Cotton, w. VA: Messrs. Josephine u.
and Nellie w, Delaney. and one bro.ner,
Alb. Bigelow, of this. city
lywood. on the arrival of the S:35 train
THIS lTuesday) MORNING.
m AN1sI,IN. Died $50 s.. Nj, April o.