The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

Mrs. Ella G. Clark. B

Mrs. s. Ella a. Clark, wife OF Mr. 81.
CLARK died at her hnsband
morning at 11:15l 10 clock. Mr.. Clark be.
fore her marriage }was a Mi ISIS Tn liaferro.
She was born In Caroline county, =.
Her father, 4, Mr.. Phil Taliaferro, was q
throughout the coun ty.i ~ Mrs. Clark had
been married about thirteen years. and
besides her husband and one child. one
sister e. and brother survive her.Ss&5as: me
daughter Bessie Tallaferro Clark, a. child
Of eleven years and her mother, were
constant ompAnlons@ the daughter rarely
ever leaving her mother during the last
two weeks of her Illness seeming to real
any moment. Heart trouble caused BY
3inflammatory rheumnt ism;stwas the cause
member Of Drondus NeBmo rial Baptist
S SsSre es s4ysa
of the church life. He has the sympathy
of every one Of the members, every one
of which knew and loved Mrs: CLARK ior
her many traits Of Chris tanf charae g; =
this evening at 5 q clock from the Broadus
Memorial Church. The services Will be
conducted blythe REV. w. y. Tyler, as
Sisted by DR. William Jones 4,
Act,ve-seth Mulre, Wingtleld Baker,
Victor Goode g. Bass, + A. g ct -.
Honornry-C p. Fleet, $. q Flr 'o='tt'
Seth Gayle and James Allen. 595 "a 59
81 The In ernlent will be in lakewood Gem
etery. q " III SfB
Miss Elizabeth Calvert.
Miss Elizabeth Calvert died yesterday at
the Home B for 1ncurables. Miss Calvert
WAS eiglty-three years OF ago. For slxty-
three years Miss Calvert, was, a = member
OF the family OF the lato LIE Wis El.SC Te n-
A' The r. funeral n viii take place from tho
Home at 80 0 clock this me rnlng.
Mr.. Gus S. Jacobs
(spcoad TO Tho Times lsa,ntch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, n August 1a---Mr.
Gus s. Jacobs II died at his residence,
Riverside Park, about eighteen miles
from Petersburg. In Chesterfield county,
at an ca rly hour this morning from tho
effects Of being Kicked by horse. Mr..
Jacobs, who was seventy years OF ago.
was In the act Of currying his horse
yesterday, when tho horse kicked, the
blow landing In the pit Of his stomach,
lIo was picked up In an unconscious
condition and medical aid from this q w
summoned He fingered until 8, o CLOCK
this morning, when he died. 81 u
y Mr.. Jacobs cannot TO Chesterf field county
several years ago from r chester, N. VI,
where heftwas formerly chief fire mar
sllal and purchased Riverside Park,
which Is one on the most Valuable farms
in Chesterfield, on account OF Its lumber.
fIe Is survived by a wife. son and two
daughters. His remains will be brought
to this city tonight to be ernbalmed,
and then shipped to Rochester N. y.
for internent, II XII Il FL tIsisi .S I'll {i
Rev. ]. w. Cross.
(special5,.o The Times -Dlspatch.)
LA WItENCI3. MASS, q August 1871 Tho
Rev tIOS2Dh X Wnrran Cross. 81 he OlUGHC
graduate Of Harvard Unlyers!tyHand tho
Oldest CONGREGATIONAL minister In tho
United States, died of old age Mt the homo
OF his daughter hero yesterday. Mr..
Cross was born In East Bridgewater,
Mass, June 10. 1908, and was graduated
from Harvard in 1923 tHe WasSa friend
or Daniel Webster and was at Harvard
with Oliver Wendell Holmes and Charles
Sumner 5l, Nh s3
At one time he was a representative
In the Legislature from West Boylston.
HID lived In Worcester several years, bnt
and two daughters survive him.