The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
Funeral Of Mrs. O'Donnell.

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Funeral Of Mrs. O'Donnell.
J, The funeral OF Mrs. b. o.Donnell, who
died Tue sday at a.. NJ. at her residence.
Ne n 81 y. Eleventh Street, viii vii take place
Cathedral. Interment at .Mount calvary
Cemetery. ~ ~ = ~ ~ - &
ei Mrs. 1 ,san11 H., was born in County
Tor ,tifty odd years. where she was known
seand sr fsa' Fl b hF,ssss hsr
leaves four chldren--Aiiss Mary l),Don.
nell. or New York; Mrs. NJ. Slater, OF this
5 az and John o'Donnel. OF the Ward
of..Hampton, Va 8ss35
Colonel John Murphy. James Hayes. Ed
Phillips and MIR. Spilmnn. Actlvc--yYil- y
liam Butler. Conway Johnson Frank
M Murke Jsmss III Hartley James Bahen aud
Miss X. B. Elicit.
Special TO The Times DIspatch)
Katie Blanche Elicit died this afternoon fSs
at her, home near Wilmington alter
severe s., Illness OF several weeks duration,
She is survived BY her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Elicit and by two sisters,
Misses Bessie and Louise Elicit, and two
OF South Carolina. "a
Miss Elicit was possessed OF fine traits
OF character, which endeared her to all.
pous,. having been. active tn Sunday
school work for q long time.
N. B. Vincent.
B CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Oct. 1s-Mr. N. B.
Vincent, builder OF tho first lighthouse on
hero last night. aged lseventy-seven years,
after an illness or some time He was
born IN Ponghkeepsie. n; u, and came
mington. where he conducted the old car
DINA Hotel the nrst hotel in TINT place.
He moved to charlotte several years ago.
OF the Charlotte Evening Chronicle. n no
remains. accompanied BY his widow and
son. were taken This morning TO Whining
DR.. Giles M. McAdcn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) IA;
funeral aal. Of br. G Giles Mebane MeAden en- who
died in New York Sunday while en- route
afternoon at the home of his brother. alr.
Henry McAden, the interment being in
Elmwood Dr. McAden belonged to ono
OF the most prominent families OF this
section. and was a man OF unusual culture
and refinemcnt.sas5
J. w. Schartzer.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
!. ROANOKE. VA, October lsIMr Jas.
ased
was native OF Boteto,Irt county, and
had been residing In Roanoke but n short
time. He is survived by six children.
DR.. w. H. Walthall.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcn.l
ROANOKE, VA, October s.-:Dr. VIM.
H. Walthall, q retired physician, y who +
has been in III health for some time,
died this morning. aged seventy years.
He was O native OF Prince Edward coun-
ty. and had resided In Roanoke county
twenty five years. He Is survived by his
wife and four children. .i4
IN MEMORY OF . HN r. HIGGINS. H
His was q life of holy mood,
Where In the quiet solitude
of his own heart, he walked with God.
His kindly deeds were known to few.
Save tkose who felt his friendship true.
m The paths OF peace he always trod.
No frown e'er marked his Thoughtful face
HIS life was full of tender grace.
& His words were words or helpIut nse9.
In thought and action. meek ana illlio'
In worldly ways. u simple child;
To love his fellow-man his creeu- $50 N
Then week, but not for him, your tears.
With him. doth peace ahide; II. y
For him. death had no dreaded Iehfsi
Il He lived we'll, and 50 died; a., X,
And tcar-nost eyes but falntlS ~ reh
The grief OF those who kne " mn ~, "etl'
Then let him rest beneath the sly,
His memory ours, his soul Will VIII oou.