The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

8 The body was prepared Tor burial anu
The remains Will be taken TO Wartenton,
Va, for burial there Tomorrow.
w. H. Tyler.
Mr.. w. HI Tyler died at his home, at 1
Highland Park, Sunday afternoon after
an illness OF about three weeks.
* Mr.. tyler was slxty.seven years of age,
and was a native of Albemarle county.
He was In the civil service OF the Confed-
eracy during the wars and was chief dep-
uty in the United States Internal reveli,is
department under Mr.. Clevcland's second
administration. I'd
+ MI. Tyler was once In commission btisi-
ness here. He was a consistent member
and deacon OF Seventh street Christian
Church, and the funeral will take place
from there this afternoon at o clock.
The interment will be In Hollywood. Mr..
tyler IL survived by his wife and five
children--Mrs John s. HARDWOOD "A. M.
Tyler and b. NJ. Tyler, OF Richmond; NJ.
a. Tyler, OF West Virginia, and Mrs. w.
D.. Rosc1icrans. of New Jersey.
L Tho pail-bearers will be: Honorary
John =. Elicit, T. sltterdlng. q. a. Bar
Der. W.. g. Maury, ]. L. Hill. T.. A. Cary,
James EppsSan William H. Clements:
Active-E. r. Fuller, M. H. starke CT
w. Vaughan, w. II. Mccarthy, Charles W.
and d. G. zolllcoffer. .!9l5J
Rev. John w. Ryland.
Information was received here yesterday
which occurred at his home in Middle
sex county, Saturday night. For thirty
years Mr.. Ryland was the pastor Of the;
Hermitage Baptist Church in Middlesex
and also of the Olivet Church, in King
and Qpeen county. He resigned these
pastorates q few months ago on account
OF impaired health He was a graduate
OF Richmond College and his long life was
spent III the ministry. He was nearly
seventy years of age. Il Z, 5iS;s sl{ vi
rs The deceased was q brother Of the late
Josiah Ryland second auditor of the
State, and was the father OF Mr.. ". r.
Ryland editor. OF the Southside Sentinel,
published at Urbanna. s s3sssH
John F. Miller. sss
~ ohm r. Miller, OF I.yhchburg a Confed-t
crate veteran and an inmate aof the Sol;
d.ers Home, died at the Virginia Hos
pital Sunday rg hit. gfs 81 sfsstt
THE funeral z will take 81 place from
Bliley'sf at 1890 o clock this morning, and
the interment will be in Hollywood
John H. Curry.
"a John HI Curry, OF Roanoke another In
mate OF the Home, died there yesterday
morning IA is5
Tho funeral will take. place at 2:aO o'clock
this afternoon, NJ and the interment will
be- In Hollywood i. ;@
Funeral of M d Stack.
The funeral Sof Mr.. George Stack took.
place from Benefits undertaking estab-
slishmcnt at II o. clock yesterday morn
ing. The services were conducted At
sthe grave In shockoe Genet terry by Rev
~, 1c
l#eran Church. The pail bearers Nv ere
Messrs. s. 7. Tinsley. Gus Davis, j ames
Crew G. II. Tinlberla ke, IT. O.. Butler
and II. w. n trlamb. # syls8
William Minnigerode
Especial. to Thu Times Dispatch.) t59;j S
ssLYNcHBuRG. VA, March 27.--Williams
|Nlinnigerode, aged Sffty-five years, a mem
bcr:o the firm OF Minnlgerode and Duck
worth. iron and steel broke rs,s and one of
the best knowns and bel owed 81 liens 55of5
tLync hburg,s died this afternoon after two
weeks illness Of typhoid pneumonia. He
/ Is, survived by his wife and three chill
dren. Mr.. AInnigerode was a son OF the
late Rev. DR.. Charles e. M innig erode who
for years \ was rector of St. Paul g Epis-
1copai8 Church, Richmond. One Of tho dis
Ittressing III phases sof the death OF his is
| the fact that his wi fes lies In another
room III the residence OF lie family critl-
cali Ill of pneumonia. SHE Is too Ill to
be sapprised OF her hus bands demise and
fears arc entertained OF her recovery
G. B. Rothgeb.
Isl IL (specal to TIE Times: Dlspatch.) VI
Rothgeb, who reached his home In this
county, less than forty-eight hours ago,
| from; Wa shing tor,S n W are he was being
ltreated in hospital for cancer Of the
stomach, died satl his home three miles
vest OF FLuray this evening, aged thirty
five years. He was fol Il several years a
lclerk In the wholesa les house Of b. Ney
and Company. OF 5IIarrisonburg a wife
and three children survive him.
d, Wood house.
Ms1 e The T Mnscb P''9 s7R Sc
Woodhouse died at his .resid enco in Prin-
cess Anne county, this morning after Il
lingering illness, In the seventy eighth year
of his age He was one OF the oldest
Presidents OF the county, and was highly
! honorad. He served in the Confederate
army. Il II u ".
! He leaves a wife and nine children, all
of whom are residents of Norfolk and
Princess Anne county. 35s
Mrs. Beverley w. Brisc oe.
( !, I sgse ass ae Ths Tlmss psRa aG
/
erley Nv. Brlscoe, ana daughter OF Mr..
D. w shertzer.9 OF Northumberland coun-
ty, died recently. She is survived by her
husband and one child. The remains
were taken to Baltlmore and Inferred In
Green Mount Cemetery.
Mrs. Sarah ] ohnston.
Special to The Times lspatoh,)
WARRIINTON, Va March 81 Mrs
Sarah Johnston, widow Of w illlam j oFn-
1 ston,a died atSher home here last night,
aged eighty-two years. & She Is { survived
by a son and two daughters. Tho inter
4ment takes place here Tomorrow after
noon, h 43
Mrs. John Franz,
FREB1EsRicRsHuRG VA. March 27.--
Mrs. John Franz, Z, we'll known lady OF
Lancaster county. died last week at her
home, near White Stone, liter an illness
Of only two weeks, HarE husband. two
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