The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

| She was born in! Accomac county, Vr-
| ginia where she has many relatives. Mrs.
| Nash had been an inxeterate smoker ever
since girlhood se leaves thyes zen we1Se
| children.
H. M.Daniel.
Especial to Tie Times-D ispatch.) .
| BALTIMORE, Nd, May 2.-Mr. Henry
Marshall Daniel, publisher and editor Of
| the Baltimore Journal OF Commerce, dled a
Sunday night at his residence, ~ th isaa
weeks from heart disease. he was flfty-
| eight years old H
The body was taken to Louisa Court
house. Va. where the interment was
| made this morning.
Mr.. Daniel was ID son Of James Henry
Daniel and was native Ct Ct>ssi0ites-
| VILE, Va. He came to Baltimore about
ten years ago frpm Roan ls, La. "a, ana 4Ia
was a relative OF United States Senator
John w. Daniel aud was 1connected with
| tho Montagues. A1arshalls and other
vived by a widow, formerly Miss Cassie
b, Levy, a sister.of Mr,tt John 3. Levy,
of this city; two daugh tiers and two sons.
Ills children are Msss GIN Scott Miss s.,
4 IIlizahath Dan lei, Mr., w ter 3. Daniel
and Afr-p, Stuart M Daniel hi. asss G}S. g
| ,S fas Charles Dever. el
Especial to Ths Tmes.Dlspatch.)
| MONTERREY, VA, May! 2.-A1r. Charles
Dever, young married nan and farmer.
died Tuesday. morning It the home Sof
his grandfather, Major Charles Wade.
near Valley Center,
| Perhaps in no other in.tance has death
! been more fully recognized as q blessing,
| for no greater suffering or more loath-
some malady has ever bNl known to
| these people. cancepus troulte set
| up from a bruised ankld'bone. and sew
.eral months ago both boty and bone be-
came involvedfand he wis literally eaten
| up. He made gone trim to the Johns
| Hopkins Hospital. and Alter having his
| case pronounced hopelesI there, he was
! induced by assurances O relief, to go to
| a small West Virginia hospital, where he
spent nearly $500 in vair
He leaves q wife and hree small chill
dren.
Mr.. Dever was member OF the Pres
byterian Church and rs funeral. CON
Quoted by Rev. Fl. II. Ailler; a visiting
evangelist, took place al Buelah, chuxch:
in the presence Of a l:Tge audience OF
relatives and friends. Ih was son of
Mr.. Samuel Dever, of NJ i Gap, on Back
| Creek.
tGt Henry Warren.
81 (specal}to Tho Timel -Dlspatch.)
CHESTNUT, VA. Maj 2.--Nlr, Henry
terday at 10 o'clock The funeral took
place to- day in the famiI burying, ground
near Oak Grove Bnptit, Church. IIe
had been lingering for d long timo with
! >
and unmarried, and is urvlved by one
sister lie was a rnembF of Oak Grove
Baptist Church and wal q useful and
valuable citizen.
Died in Washington.
| Especial e The Time ED55spateh.2
LoylNGsToN, VA IN, MT 2'-Mr, sam;
| in. WASHINGTON, D. c.,,rrlday evening
b1es here here Sunday. andthe burial SER
Vices were conducted from tho homo OF
his brother. Mr.. Pierce loving, f this
| place Monday at noon DY KEY II. f. b.
Martin. His widow, two children. three
| observation-disclosures. Robert ind Luke Lov-
| Ing. OF Washington, D.EC" and Mr..
| Pierce I.oving-and one sister, Mrs. Sa-
! die Hammer, OF Washington, p. c., SUR
vive him.
partment for thirty ycatS
Mrs. Catherine Ogden.
Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
ROANOKE, VA; May Mrs; cathe-
of her daughter. Mrs. r. j Dooley nged
eighty-fo,lr years, She WIS a native OF
Bedford county
Mrs, w. X. M wer.
(By Associated Hess)
ATLANTA, GA. May g, w, *, Now
The { death 1 Of his mother Mrs, NJ. G.
Mower. OF Warsaw. ky,lnged nlnety-
three years, Mrs Mower las the widow
Of tho late Rev. r.. u. lower. Il we'll
known Episcopal clergyntn; He was
known widely through ,hlf!churcl rela-
tions in Alabama. Georgia. kentucky and
Virginia. Mrs. Mowers frlnds are scat
tered through these State The Inter-
mcnt will BIO at AlcxandrI Va.
Landon K, .Slppp.
Especial to The Times Plspatch.)
BRISTOL, TENN, May t-Landon Is,
Snapp, father OF James PSnapp, q stu |
dent at the University ofNirglnln, died |
of paralysis at his home lear here to- |
day, aged slxty-three. lleFns u promi-
nent citizen.
He served as a lieutenant In the Fifty
first Tennessee Regimentpf Confeder-
ates, his brother, James II Snapp, hay
Ing commanded the reglmht,
DEATHS
M ER EDlTH,--Dle May tf End at the