The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
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Spring Street. after weeks illness.
Mrs. Hooper was a member Of the
Baptist Church, and was widely known
as one Of the most kindly and charita-
sessed Of a beautiful voice, which,
she often lent to church work and to
the needs OF charitable organizations,
ing W nd She She VIII be Greatly 'f missed M
by the circle Of friends among whom
she moved.
Mrs Hooper is survived by her hls-
band, by three daughters--Miss Belle
Hooper,, Miss Alice Hooper and Mrs.
Charles Il. Potts. of Baltimore-by her
mother. Mrs. A. u. Mitchell, and by two
sisters--Mrs. Geo w. Turner and Mrs.
Allen Clark.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed.
r. M. Cosby.
Mr., r. NJ. Cosby, formerly Of Hanover
county, but late OF Henrico, died at his
satEaav n on the Il ecInaf PIKE
Mr.. Cosby Is survived by his wife
and seven children. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from Fairmount Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Mary A. Werner.
Mrs Mary A, Werner, widow Of Ar.
Charles Werner, died Ct her residcace,
morning. in the sixty-six year of
y
daughter. Mrs, Howard Davis. The fu-
neral will be from st. Marks Church
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Inter-
ment will be in Shockoe Cemetery.
Alede McCorkle Paxton.
Little Adele McCorkle Paxton, daugA-
ter Of the late Mr. Robert mcclure Pax
died yesterday at 8 p. M. at her resi-
dence 1915 West Grace Street. aged
four years and six months. The it,
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Edward H. Stainbach.
PETERSBURG, VA, February 24.-
Edward H. Stainbnch. ono of the best
known old citizens Of Petersburg. died
here carly this morning Mr.. Stain
bach was the son of George ~. Stain
bach. of this city, and was in his Sow
enty-fourth year. He wos for many
years warden of the port, losing the
Office when the Democrats regained po-
ntieal control in the city in 1888; He
took an unfailing Interest in municipal
| affairs and for fifty years rarely failed
to attend City Council meetings. earn
ing the title OF honorary member"
Mr.. stainbach was unmarried, and
! was the last of his family. Ills sister.
I Mrs Mary Sue Grail chton, died in Rich
mond last Wednesday,.
! Miss Ella Stuart.
Especial to Tho Times: Dlspatch.]
cHRlsTIANsBURG,, !, " Va !, i. February
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. b.
Stuart, took place from the Methodist
Church on Wednesday morning ut IL
O'Clock.
7 Appendicitis several days ago by DR..
], Jos. Gale, of Roanoke, but perltonitis
has set In and nothing could be done
| to relieve her.
Mrs. Mamie Hams spooner.
! PETERsBuRG,. VA, February ga.
I4ilburn w. spooner, died this morning
| at her husbands residence in North
| Market Street from pneumonia. Mrs.
IS survived by her husband and one
| daughter. She was the dnught ter of the
| late Dr. G. r. Hams, for many years
rector OF st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
! from which church her tur.-ral will
take place Tuesday at IL Q clock.
Frank Allen.
| PETERSBURG, VA, February e4,--
Frank Allen. the twelve-year-old son
OF i. S. Allen, n farmer. residing near
| Prince George Courthouse, was Instant
| ~ killed Yesterday at his fathers
shotgun, with which he. was playing.
| The load entered tho face and tore
away part of the head,
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Palmore.
pENIRERTON, VA, February ai.--
| Mrs Mary Elizabeth palmore died sun
! day morning from the effects OF burns
received on last Monday, she was IN
| her eighty third year. The funeral.wiil
| take place Monday at 3 o'clock from
| the Methodist Church, and the inter-
ment win be made In the cemetery
| there.
Infant Fatally Burned,
| Isnecial to Tho Times Dispntch,l
NORFOLK, VA, February 24.--Kath-
| crime McMahon, an Infant, was burned
| fatally at the Holt Street Orphan Asy-
lum, her clothing having isnited from
| an overheated stove In tho Kitchen.
Mrs. Lucy billiard.
\ scOTrSVILLI, VA, February at,--