The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05

Funeral of Mrs. Corling.

The death OF Mrs. G, r.. ,Corling Mt her
residence on South Third Street on the
evening Of September LIST Instant caused
much sorrowlng.
The funeral ceremonies were divided
between this city and Petersburg. the
home OF her early married NE. AT
p. NJ. Sunday n large and sympathetic
group OF relatives and friends assem-
bled in the home, No. 810 South Third
Street for the simple, yet impressive
exercises arranged to takc place prior
TO the removal OF the remains TO Peters,
burg. Rev, DR.. Jere Wltherspoon, the
pastor OF the bereaved family. conducted
the services. which were cha racterlzea
by tho utmost simplicity. Passa ges OF
Scripture relating to the vanity OF HE.
to the death OF believers and to the
era cIous design OF affections were read.
After this Mrs. Frederick Gum rendered
in n most Impressive ma inner the hymn.
.'sometlmc3 Well Understand a
prayer followed and the sad Journey via
the electric line and chartered car. 20
Blandford Cemetery Petersburg. was
as pail bearers: 80.
Honorary - Messrs, Hoss, 1Ht'ip"'
Huntington and Hooks.
Actiye-AIessra w. r.. Miller, Emmett
Scott. Ernest Fl. Chalkley W. ). Reen'
N b. Lauglan. y. G, Wherry, +. r.
Hall and r. w. Miles
At Petersburg Charlen Lunsford, =, =.
Eckles. William Pitcher Henry Keva van.
r. G. Friend and G All A,1re hoo r rrrs VIZ
THE interment took place N historic
Rlandford. AS tho rnys Of western
ann lighted up tho scene the grave re-
| solved Its treasure md the notes OF the
rorg. "Thy VIII Be Done" sung by Nrs,
Grace Won,ack, Miss Mary Butt MI
| Albion Traylor and James Tallaterror,
rang out on the stiffness OF the sacred
i spot and bore consolation 70 eSetS mn ny.
rare flowers covered the grave. Inc
henediction was pronounced and oil was
over AZ the homeward tourney was
begun wa all realized that the death
! ~ 1s,,ch an one mnde heaven richer ana
/ this world poorer.
Alphonse r. Webb.
! Mr.. Alphonse r, Webb q promlnen,
and widely known citizen Of rrihcs
c;corge county, died Sunday morning
August 27th, at 1880 o'clock, az n.y. y
\ home near Dlsputanta, He had peeh = =
III health for many years, I'e We - -, il,
Mr., Webb was n great shock 20 n.s ta 100 !,
old and Il survived by his wife aon %
John Daniel Webb, three dauGh tsrs, !, M W !
Hatch, OF Wakefield. Val Mrs. Ropi y 10Y
~ q reenesyille county, and MRS Au ~ y.
4 ~ Richmond, and an aged father, oh A4.
ucl Gibson Webb, OF Nansemonu co..'ts
two brothers and one sister VI " ny" wv
were at his bedside, ~, !. roa
The deceased was q 3succe sslul 20 l.,i, i' :
! and prominent business man., ana Wy. =,
greatly missed throughout the couNty'l
John P. Miller,
Mr.. John p. Miller died at MS ho,, s
!, No. EOS Nonteiro Avenue, Barton He!g e,',
vest erday evening at 6 o'clock, MT, A1l'le
had been Ill for about q mohln s'
was flfty years OF age 49,
He was native Of Germany lnuuh
he had lived here about thirty wears,
Mr.. Miller was a popular ana uprls'
. citizen {nnd was consistent mempsf =
y 81. Mary's Catholic Church ana also
: : 81. Joseph's Society, ~
: Ho is survived by three children, Jo,.
!, Ut Miller c,oyington, Val Mrs. q, !
Tones and Charles Lee Miller OF t9uF'o
I. Heights. =. - rom 8
= Mary's Church AT o'cloeN md ii
= morning With requium hiEh MACS MN Mur y,
g interment will be made N ny m4''
:, Cemetery, n,,,a
" Mrs, Martha s, Browne a'ev IN hon
IS 'o'clonk yesterday morning ~ aM,nick
Il az her sister. Mrs. N, =. Co. " s,,sra
J, Marshall Street, after shorl, Ms ,d he.
10 i,,ness. Mrs Browne, however, nat = a. "a
~ an invalid for many years ana .Mss ~ X
90 due 10 the natural prosFess - y