The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21

20 =. NJ. To-Day. The deceased leaves
three &C. sons--William, Charles and Joseph
Brothers. and one daughter, Mrs. r. L..
Lindsay.
Funeral of Mrs. Powell.
The funeral OF Mrs. BETTE Royal pow
ell. widow OF Mr.. John w. Powell. and
most mos, of her HE Il resident OF Richmond.
Will take place from the Main Street
Station this morning upon the arrival of
the $50 train over the James River d.
The news OF the death OF MS. Powell
Vas z great shock to her friends here.
Gently than for some time before.
Funeral of Mrs. Camp.
The funeral OF Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth
Camp who ,,. died at tho residence OF her
place from the residence. no. 2,g. Grove
avenue to-day at 4to,cIock.
me Following Will be the pall-bearers:
Honorary--Mcssrs James b. Pace, S. G.
Hawes. w. Fl. Clemmitt. James r. Gordon.
w F. Birmingham and w. r. cofer. Ac-
tivc--Messrs Charles II. West. Charles
burrept ea 3. West waiter sassn staboney.
Oliver J. Sands and Thomas s. Macon
Mrs. F. E. Newman.
Special to The Tiines-Dlspatch
EsLERS0N. VA, March s0.--sIrs. r.
Edmonia Newman, widow of Judge ".
w. Newman. OF Hanover county. died Mt
Ra h Sunday noInaE & 5 odps sEson
the seyenty-sixth year OF her age. The
funeral took place from Emanuel Church.
Henrico county. Monday afternoon. al
as pall-bcarers: y. w. Bowe, A. II. FL
lerson, T. Il. Clarke. J. B. Dickerson. DIR.
J; 2. Warriner. 7. Crawford Reid. 4. u.
Pollard and James II Crenshaw. During
the. f.nera. service Mr.. Pierce Brent, OF
Richmond. rendered a beautiful solo.
8 Mis- Newman was the daughter of Ed
mund Bacon Crenshaw and dcscendent
In Richmond society before and during
the Civil War. 1t WAS during the war
that she met Mr.. Newman. who mt that
time represented Mason county, then a
part OF Virginia. In the Senate.
She was a member OF Emanuel Church,
Henrico county.
man. OF Ellerson. and T.. ". Newman, OF
Ashland. both of whom were with her
when tho end came.
Mrs. A. e. Vaughan.
Special 70 The Times Dispa,ch.o
LACROSSE. VA. March eo,--Alrs. J. Il.
Vaughan, of this place. died Yesterday
morning ms the result OF a fatal burn she
received Friday morning. Mrs. Vaughan
was out In the kitchen, and coming into
the house found her bed atlre. and in the
ing ignitcd. Her husband was some dis
lance from the house, and before any one
could reach her the fire had burned all
her clothing from her Fv'aist up. Her head
and face received the SeyereSt burns, and
her hair was burned entirely OFF. She
leaves three small children.
Mrs. Taylor Shields.
Special to The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM. VA. March eo.--Mrs. Tay-
.lor Shields. wife of J. Shields. OF
home Sunday night. after an illness OF
many months. Before he marriage she
was a Miss Baileen. of Pittsylyania., Mrs.
Shields Vas nearing her six.i h {; birth
vived by one daughter. Mrs; H
Womac. OF Spring Garden. Interment
was near Spring Garden Tuesday after
noon. n
William Leigh.
BYR sgss's' e vat the M T%sf, Dspa!sh
Friday last at a ripe old age. He leaves
"a widow and several children.
Richard Russell.
(special to The Times-D lspatch.)
~ 0INEya Esl:,,S MEcII.ENBt URIC s !, Co..,
OF Abbeyyllle, died at his home on the
night OF the 18th. Mr.. Russell. who was we 3
Of Years Me
leaves several grown sons and daughters
Miss F. p. Teyale.
(snecial to The Times Dspatch0
e WINCHESTER. VA, March e0.-Airs.
Frances Elizabeth ,Teyale died a at her her
home here last night from paralysis just
Ave weeks after the death OF her brother,
George w Curl, ut his home near Iill-s
coin. Loudoun county, Va. She was
widow of Henry Tevale, and leaves five
tlaughters. ono brother and one sister.
MIS-. John Phelps.
Is pecial to Tho rimes-D ispatc1.) 5i
aLYNCEIBURG. Al, March UNITS:
John Phelps. aged siyty.tiye, Sed g. late ap
several weeks Of pneumonia, She is SIT ~
yiyed by four daughters and one son, All
nesidents Of Ilynchburg. and one sister,
Mrs Virginia Bowles, Of Richmond.
4 Miss Bessie u. Dupriest.
is (Special TO The Times Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, YA, March ao.--N1iss Bees
sic Il. Dupriest daughte Or MI nna Nl il,s
r.. ri Dupriest d ed to-day from consu
ton, aged twenty years. St
Mrs. Phillip S. Yea. l.s
KANSAS cI,rl AIsrsl, so-A !, ,,,s
Philip Stephenso on sZcn, ged sevnnty-n,iins
years, "a Il native of Strasburg, V;l., dleo II
here to-day. .sS7 :as3
DEATHS. isI
CANT. Died, suddenly. Mt the residence II
3 Of her SON Mr.. llianr q. Cnmp, 2he!
;5 rove avenue. rs, Fla t}I}IE'I ELL A-s
\ B ETHS CAMP, widow q the late John
~ W. Camp, IN her eighty-se ond Z yea r..
III She leaves two sons and four daugh'
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