The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22


Where iior daughtertln.aw found het
dead n Deeeased had boon III feeble healti,
for some tltne, ana recently had suffered
very niuth With dizziness. Mrs. Cleary
IL only survived by one son., Mr.. Bernard
5Cleary. the custodian Of the Hcwttzera'
Armory. ~
rio funeral Will take place Monday
d morning at & o o'clock from st. Peter
( Cathedral The ttterment will be II, MI
Calvary Cemetery 4 4. II ,5s q, Il
Arthur Fl Cox. IN.
Arthur rtiltfler Cox. the Infant son %
M III Ab and gt Mrs Gs es Cox g c, M
}'llaasttIhglnlglit aged two years and three
THE 'iuheral notice viii be announced
Elstice Lynn Martenstein.
!, lSustis Lynn Ma,r'tenaleil aor q Alfred
q 6 l 1, ,tatisr 10. sl2 Miller Avenue Bar
,1,l he fiI1sral WY te a, place from the
where tile Boy mother Is BURIED. 1Tbs
burial SwilI be In Lazy burg. The .botsJ
VIII be hccotr1pat Med by members Of the
/ q Mrs. Frank Armitage.
ssst Esnkk aA'T sss d ssss ns e.
merry nas IN Mlss Annie Pra lie A"u W. of
The funeral will be announced later,
!Thad M. Woody. NJ 28 s
Especial to The Times Dispa toh,) i
q PETERsBu URIC. IA, July 2l.-,-A tele.
gran from Naw York Fly to-,nnight an
his sister Mrs. Jarratt, 4
1. Alr.s Woody was for many years man
,ager Of THE big Dunlop, Tobacco !, Gem
respected citizen. He was about sixty.
two years old and leaves g daughter and
Mrs. i M. Campbell.
rAp1psRa iaSi ia Il y J1iy al-Mrs:
u. M. Campbell died here this evening at
the ahoms Of n her daughter, Mrs. y W, }{ r.
Wright, after "a lingering illness. a MIN
among them M Roda vi Campbell. Walter
Campbell OF Luray; Rev. Thomas Camp
bell. Elliott Campbell, Mrs. o. D. Marston,
Mrs. wv. n Wright. and others.
.s5 +. Rider.
(SDeClul AASoI4|l1peASSA< l}tHSk
WYTHEVILLD, " a, n July 2l.--J. F.
Rider d gallant Confederate soldier, who
lost /; a leg ut Charlottesville. died at
his residence, on aTazewell Street, this
afternoon at s o'clock, aged seventy
years. Ho leaves u his widow and five
dnugh and four sons. Funeral ser-
vice this afternoon at 4 O'clock from the
Methodist church. MA 81 # s3s l8s
This makes the fifth death OF old
soldiers within the last three weeks, and
within Aye miles distance OF each other
3. r. Rose, a8t
(sneaial to The Times Dspa tch.) Il.
n PDTERSBURG..sY A. ] uly Il .--Air. Ben.
,jamin Frank lin :, Rose died at the Homo
for. the Sick this morning Mr., Rose
leaves g widow and several grown his
,drcn. "a /. # Ss$5 "A 81
Charles Bliss.
4 BY Associated Press.) EssgSs ~ s5
I, z, MADISON, W 49, July 2l.-charles
~ uman FEly;;'' lied here to-day. HI
Ess liz Gsf!natsa tas
born IN Bavaria, Germany. Ind s trav-
leled for years with the Dan Rice$ shows,
At one tlme he, five sons Il a nd II three
daughters lay We're all per formers WI n the
same circus. @ :. ii "a .sss3 Il S
4 Captain John E. Bell
Especial to The Times Disp atch.)
a5F 81, y UIs. ]. M July 2l.-Dispatches
to-day from Montgomery city,, nj O., an
snounce 81 the death t here yesterday 81 Of
Capt, rs John y. Bell, aged 50 years, III a
tive Of 4 Fauquier county, ~
sc PIT Bel served In the Mexioa n II;
in Colonel Sterling Pr !oa.s glment. and
In the Civil WA X command ed a company
of Colonel Dyer.s reg n1ent 81
3$ Els widow, Colonel Dyer sister. and
seven children survive. Isl
81 Ohm y. Hurt.
Especial to The -Dispatch.)
5. ST. LOUIS, NJ O.. July u ,-JohnS p.
Caring ton, Va, May s. 1910, Is dead in
st. Louis. H & was q Missouri pioneer
and one OF Alissouri's noted characters,
During the Civil War he served with dis
stinotion5 under Genera Price. 5F Up to hts
death he dld"no become fully reconclled
to the South d feat.
DEATHS.
5ALLEY.-Died, July 1e, 1906, at twelve
minutes past o'clock, at his home in
Henrlco county. after an illness OF nine
e months MOsBY w. ALLEY, in Il the
~ sixty. eight h IF h n IT A., =, Z,