The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

from, the residence of his brother. Or. II.
W. DAVIS. Tile ROW. DR. James B. tyler,
chaplain, OF tho Tenth Cavalry, Of which
services ~ asss}ea b s9 Dr. ehare lies
S. Gardner, Of Grace street Baptist
Church. s1ntcrment was made in Holly
y, wood The pail bearers were NJ. Why
George Ross and Mr. John +. Goddin a. 4,
( pr. John Reese Davis was born in
Richmond October. 25, 1874. lie was the
Delight r. Davis Tho following brothers
survive him: Or. r. s. Davis, Cameron.
~. Va: r. 7. Davis. Huntington w.
Va: Brleadier- Gcnehal Writ Davis, United
Richmond. r
lie was a member Of Company /. Tenth
Virginia Cavalry, one OF the oldest and
most ais, dis,tipE,lshed mounted regiments in
Colonel Chanlbliss. who was killed In bat
tie, and Colonel Carlisle, and was under
General "Jeb'' Stuart and Major General
lively throughout the struggle and sur
rendered at Appomattox
Or. Davis removed to huntington, W.
Va, about 1870. and from there 70
NlOuHuSNllle,' pTdCllClHRH TnenlClntS III DOth I
places. lie was Tor some time president
OF the Board Of Aldermen III tho latter
city, DR.. Davis was pronounced to be
one OF the most beloved and useful citi-
many close friends 10 mourn his loss.
Frank ]. Randall.
. Mr. Frank G.. Randall. son Of Mrs
at 1:15 o'clock Mt his residence No. 22o5
West Grace Street. He was a very pop
nlar young man. was associated With the
In the business world Besides his mother
he leaves widow the daughter Of the
late Herman j. Myers: a brother, Mr..
Well Randall Of New York. md a sis
The funeral Will take place from his late
residence Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Intcrucnt will be IN Hollywood. The fol-
lowing will act ms Ipnll- arers:
field. #. NJ. Crntchncld. Frank Crntch.
field, G. Lawton Crutchfeld ". Gray
DUNLAP Clarence w 4 't3i: Frank slattern
Funeral Of Mrs. McRee.
81 The funeral OF Mrs. Emily Pippin Nc.
Rae. who died at her home IN Cumber-
land county last Tuesday. took place
here at 1886 o'clock yesterday afternoon:
.lnterment was made in shockoe Fill
Cemetery.
Funeral Of Mrs. Anderson.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine NJ. Ans
derson. who died Wednesday morning at
her home, No. 1906 Grove Avenue. took
place from the residence yesterday after
noon at D o'clock.
Intormcnt was made In Hollywood
Cemetery.
Dr.. Henry Lee Cabell.
Especial to The Enthusiastically
WINCHESTER. # VA. May lT:-Dr.
Henry Lee Cabel, a. native of Lynch
stefan OF Ccdarville. Warren county, died
to-dayf at Winchester hospital. aged sew
enty-eight years. He had been falling
Miss Salie Cnbc!l. and two sons, c. c.
and S. j. Cabell, OF Warren, and one Sis
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Bentley q: Baltimore.
survive. His late wife was Annie Woof-
tington Cabell. OF Nelson county.
Dr. Cabel was a sonsof Patrick Henry
Cabell: lie fought In the United States
the Confederate army til the surrender.
Mrs. D. M. Thomas.
RAS Sfsf'fS! 1 z. 5 nny p.os'fe Della
NJ. Thomas. relict Of the late P. S.
Thomas OF Drewryvile, southampton
county. Va. died at the residence OF her
this morning, aged siety-nine. She leaves
I'VE children Mrs r. a. Pope. j. B.
Thomas and l.. Blanche Thomas, OF Drew
ryvlle; Mrs, a. 2; Hawking: .9f, Mathews
pomattox county. She was woman
Of large charity and much religious zeal
having founded and built the Thomas
Memorial Baptist Church at Drewryvile
Miss Christiana Peterson.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch)
WINSTON SALEM. N. c.. May IT,.
lice ,rg In ,r,1o SjoJ ~,
to-day at the age Of eighty-six years.
was. In some respects. a remarkable wo-
man. She was born in Christensfeld.
Denmark, In 1920, and came to this city
In 1853. For more than twenty-five years
she devoted her time and energies to
charitable work using her own funds to
make the homes OF the poor comfortable
and happy.
Mrs. G. T. Barnwell.
~ tSs lps q a to 9, The Times, D1lspsteh)
lotte Thomson Barnweli died this mcxn-
Ing from rheumatism. aged seventy years.
She had been a sufferer for thirteen years
She is survived by eight children. She
o. one Of the most prominent families Of
the state, Her remains were taken to
Columbia tonight. "a
Jacob D, Kiger.
tspee!al, TO The Times Dlspatch.)
!, ,M ,ya WA May l7.-;Iaeoh p
to-day, aged sixty-nlneg yE,rs. 4. His son.
Joseph D. Kiger,, n prominent newspaper
man, died suddenly two months ago, and
II is believed hHstened the IA theirs end.
Of sPaducal.i KY and ona daughter, Mrs
Charles iJones, Of Charlottesville, survive,
Mrs, Annie Kilmartin,
Especial to The Times Dispptct)
Il PETERSBURG, VA, May IT, N1r,
Annie Kllmartina died early this morning
at her residence on Washington Street
the widow or ", j., Kilmartin. She is sur
sYived by her son, John K'lmnr'in, and her
mother, two sisters and brother. ,l,.d
yst DEATHS.