The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08
home, No. 1913 washington Street, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Mamie Winston.

Mrs. Mamie Winston died in this
city on Tuesday morning after brlel
Illness. at the residence OF her sister,
Miss Connie Vaughan. Mrs. winston
was q native of Richmond, but of late
years had made her home In Pence
Valley. KY. with her daughter, Mrs.
G.. r. Blackley.
She was woman of high Christian
character, and a bright and cheerful
disposition, and to the last displayed
the most wonderful energy.
Her husband was brave Confed-
crate soldier, and was killed at the
battle of Sharpsburg.
j. J. O'Donnell
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS VA. September Z.
IL, j. o'Donneli. city superintendent
of sewers and inspector OF plumbing
and one OF the best-known older resi-
dents of the city, died to-day at noon
at his home, $500 Madison Avenue. af-
ter lingering illness. Mr.. o'Donnell,
who was sixty -nine years old, had been
in falling health for more than Il
year, and for months past had been
in a critical condition.
Funeral services will be conducted at
st. yincent's Catholic Church to-mor-
row morning, and the body Will be
sent to Richmond at 1l:55 o'clock to-
morrow morning for interment in the
Catholic Cemetery.
Donegal. ireland, but was brought to
this country when baby by his pa
rents. His early life was spent in
Philadelphia. and at sea, but after
his marriage he settled at Danyille,
Va, where he resided until he came
hero in the early days OF this city. He
was a charter member of the Newport
News City Council, and after his term
expired was made superintendent OF
sewers. which office he held until his
death. He was member of st. Vim
cents Catholic Church and an active
worker in the knights of Columbus.
Surviving Mr.. ODonnell are his
widow. who was Miss Mary O'Keefe,
OF Richmond and four daughters-Mrs.
David O'Neill, of RICHMOND. and Misses
Louise, Minnie and Florence. OF this
city.
Funeral of Mr. Lindsay.
BRISTOL, VA. September THE fu-
| neral OF the late Hon. Stuart +. Lind
say, clerk OF the United States court
ct Abingdon. Va. was conducted from
the state Street Methodist Church here
Friday forenoon. and was largely at
tended Mary flowers were brought
to his bier. The Bristol Bar Associa.
| ton passed resolutions OF respect ant
| sympathy, and attended the funera
| in abcdy. The services were conduct
| ed by DR.. j. G. Orr, pastor of tht
1 church. The body was buried in Eas
lam Cemetery.
Mrs. julia Linshwuy.
GORDoNSvILLE. VA, September 4
Mrs. Julia Linshway died at the
home of her husband. Mr.. T.. E. Linsh-
\ way, about two miles from Gordons-
I vile. Thursday night, and was buried
in Mnplewood Cemetery Saturday
| morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. Carolina Chunn.
Especial TO The Times d ispatc,.1
SALISBURY. N. c., September T.
Mrs Carolina Chunn, aged eighty-tivt
years, widow of Dr. Locke Chunn, /;
well-known physician here. died a
her home in Salisbury last night, afte
/ a lingering illness. She was one o
! the Oldest citizens Of Rowan county
and leaves four daughters and tw,
sons, all of whom are we'll known il
North Carolina. among them being Mrs
Il T.. j. Allison, wife OF ex-United State
Marshal Allison. of statesville.
Mrs. Myrtle Ross.
Z, Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
SALISBURY, N. c., September II
Mrs. Myrtle Ross. wife of Superinten
1 dent L. Ross, of the Patterson Mills
at China Grove, Rowan county, die
at her home, at that place, last night
4 at the age Of twenty-five years. Sh
had been III for only a few days, an
u her death was unexpected. She leave
husband and one child and man,
relatives.