The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

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Stuart, conducted the service. The at
the floral display was peculiarly beau
riful. The Mterment was in Oakwood
B. Point.
Mr.. J. b. Point died at his residence,
No 234 Temple Street, yesterday If
ternoon after a lingering illness, aSed
thirty-four years. ,ts
Tho funeral will take place at St.
Johns Church Tomorrow at . N. |
Intermcnt at Oakwood.
Death Of an Infant.
Rita, the infant daughter Of Eugene
Assunta Magnani. died yesterday the
residence of her parents, NJ y 1900 East
Clay Street. 49,
residence sd ' this afternoon al 4:so o'clock,
The intcrlnent will be in Mt. Calvary
Cemetery. 5s{55$ta
Peyton Wythe Vaughan.
As Meneyto@s e. ye saas IN the
twentieth year of his age The funeral
VII take Place e. Ct JIM intKeyille' q y
John T. Dunlop. 14s
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Il LEXINGTON. VA, March 25-J Ohm on,
dent Of the First National Hank o.
Lexington, died at his home TINS morn
Ing, near Buena Vista t.. : !, 49, county
Md, and was nephew of Govern no
Francis Thomas. member or the
Seventh Virginia Cavalry during ING
Civil War. Some Iears ago ne e, set 1t,s
ginia House Of Delegates from Rock
bridge. and was prominent In public.
and financial affairs Of the county
He was twice married, his hrst Wlte
being a Miss Glasgow, of Rockbridge,;
1T w faa who survives. NIL
Alice McCorkle, daughter Of the late
William Ii. McCorklc, Of near, Lexlns-
The remains will be buried in Lex
ing ton Wednesday, morning
George G. Shepherd.
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w1 lNSSsfIIEiNssT1ER VA, March 25:--.Gco.
G. Shepherd one of tho. best. known
residents Of Clarke co1nty. died at
his home In Berryville to-day. FOL
lowing Il lingering sickness, aged sixty
FIVE years During the . civ y, W e. u no
ry,p Sixth Virginia Regiment, and for
many years was clerk Of the Virginia
Senate. He leaves his widow. and five
sons-Leslie b.. of Kansas CITY. MO;
Bluefield, w. Va: Ellis. Of Berryyille,
and Rice Shepherd, of Graham, va, lie
leaves also one sister, MIS- w g. Nor
gan, Of Martinsburg., ". Va. lie was
4 member OF ". u StuttEb Nanny, SOA@
federatc Veterans, Of BerryVille.
c.. G. Sours.
Especial to Tho Times-D Dispatch =
CHATHAM, VA, March 25.-C. g.
jSollrs a prominent merchant OF THIS
place, died mt his home here Sunday night
from chronic Bright's disrnse OF the kids
neys lIe was nearing his fiflleth births
day, and had enjoyed a successful brfSr
mess career. More thnn once he had been
elected to tho Town Council Besides hls
/ wife, who was Miss Davis. OF Pltt-
| sylvanin and six sons, he Is survived by
his mother. Mrs. Susan Sours: w. T. and
| IA. Sours, brothers. 5nnd Mrs, John HUB
| bard, a sister, all Of l9lt tsylvanin. He
| was a member Of Plttsylvania Lodge Of
| Masons, ana will be buried Tuesday sa{-
ternoon with honors. Of tho fraternity
Samuel W. Stuart.
EE5 Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]
| LEXINGTON, VA, March 26,,-Sumuel
w, Stuart died last night at his home
| In Buenaf Vista, q gnd} sixty three years
| He was a son of the late John M
1 Stuart, OF Roclebridge. He served III
| tho Confederate Army MS 10 member oi
! the Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry, Hi
l8wlfe. who was n Miss Paxton, OF near
/ Rookhridge Baths. md two nhildrer
i survive.
Mrs. e. Il. Walker.
81 Especial IN The Times pspatch,l
Z CHATHAM, ~ A.. March s35.--AIrs. 10. Il
\ Walker. Of y Riceyille, died Sunday. FOL