The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
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for tho beauties or nature, and cia ,.l,ra
great skill in the transplanting and nurture
OF trees. lie had beuutltied his nome ~ u
Galveston with an enchanting Verdure "
i've oaks, flowers and shrubpery u.
i.tAnd vet the browning virtue Of the ~ {, e
and character Of Mr.. tiutchings was his
fis N ne !, preG n on t
iovout communicnnt OF ftthe Epi sc so y.
Church, and he considered spiritual attain !.
mcnt and a Christian We far a 1;Is ~, az
cesscs-the golden crown Of. q successf u
life, Of which all other qualifications are
but parts. He was a liberal suppur'e : )
OF the church, and wore upon the PROV y, g, %
age the chnpet OF many ,hople cll'ti't'coo
and benefactions." 85s
John M. VoegQer,
MIR. John NJ. voegler. formerly. deputy
under Sheriff Simon Solomon, died yes
tcrday morning In the home or ms
mother, Mrs. Mary e, voegler. &C Voe 1I
Springs, on the Nne-Nille roaa' ~ r .a ~
lie lie leaves, besides his mother, one
brother. Mr.. ~ T.; Yoegler, nnd t ~ &c
sistersaMrs John 5e ,,,ss ~, Mrs voesIe y
Mr.. Yoegler was born IN the house IN
which lie died. fIe was a sood musician
and was at uao tthle member OF INC
seyenteth Reglment, ban , ,p t WINS az ~
various nrecincts OF the county In behalf
of Democratic candidates, and doing q
great deal toward rescu 4I the County, na,.y
warm friends, both In this city and In
other PARTS OF the State,
The funeral will take place from the
home this afternoon at $3.50 o'Glock < ~ ,te "
will conduct tho services. Intorment VIII
be in the family buryIng ground,
Mr.. Charles Henry Sweeney.
Mr. Charles Henry Sweeney s,s died yes Y
street. 1t o'clock, In the slxty-l'fth year
Ie leaves a. wife ard four children.Mrs.
Horace sheppers9n, Mrs I LARRY M wncnev
Mr., Sweeney leaves a. host OF friends TO
mourn the loss Of a noble charncter1nnd
generous friend. He was gallant Gon-
ser"tG SOLDIER h comgan sSrSsa Ffteent
VlrginIn Regiment. On September q, 1865,
lie joincd tho police force, on which he
served long and well,
Funeral Of Mrs, Munford.
THE remains of Mrs. Robert 3. MunfoId,
who died at Orlando. Fla. WI reach
Richmond this evening by the ! S 9 homs
train and Will be carried to 'her la1e home'
No. 10s II, Cary Street. ~
THO funeral services WILL no held at mo
Grace Street Presbyterian Church on
Monday at II o'clock
Funeral Of Mr.. Connie K. Detton.
The funeral OF Mr.. Connie X. Detton.
who died Thursday ut tho home OF nus
brother-ln-lnw, Mr., George H.. Shirley
Chestnut IIill, took place yesterday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock from the residence
Interment was made In lakewood Come
terry
Mrs, Mary Elizabeth Robben
Mrs, Mary Elizabeth .kobben died at, her
residence. No. 6l0 North First Street Yes
terday afternoon at lao o'clock, a nus
band, Mr.. George ". Robben., and I'VE
small children survive her, besides q
mother, father. brother and two sisters.
ali OF this city. Her maiden name was
Miss Mary Elizabeth Castro. She was
In her twenty eighth year. the Iuneta'
arrangements will be announced la5eF
Mr.. Robert +. Jennings,
Mr. Robert Frank Jennings, formerly
of Danyille. died Yesterday evening at
.7:lb I'm the home OF his son, Mr. George 3,
Jennings. at Atlanta, Ga, lie had been
known throughout VIRGINIA, Three chill
dren survive him-NIr,s George d, Jeh-
nngs. Of Atlanta: Miss Lille Jennings.
of nanvlle. aud Mrs. w. J., Bance, wife
OF Mr. ME-. Rance. OF this city Mr..
Jennings mdrriei II Miss llily Booker, who
died IL 1898, In Richmond.
I ms rauAaina viii hs BROUGHT 70 y,