The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
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OBITUARY
Leo II. BnIn,er.

Mr. Leo z. Salmer. travelling sales.
man tor a Richmond house. died yes
terday about l o'clock at his home No
been III for some time OF Bright's dis.
ease. Mr.. Balmer had also suffered
two strokes of paralysis. He was df-
ty-three years of age. His. father
who also died in this. city, came here
Mr. Balmer married Miss Emma Broad
dus Tatuln. sister of Mr.. a. Randolph
|Tatun,. who survives him. He was q
s brother of m; Messrs Thomas Tn Balmer, OF
Hampton. Va: Herbert Balmer, Kansas
City. Mo-; Mrs. Thomas Dunniel. Eng
land; Mrs. Joe Pickering. Seattle
Washington: Mrs sllas shelburn. Rich
Marion. Va. and Mrs. r. ID. Fill Bes.
semer. Ala.
The body has been removed to tile
residence OF Mrs. Silas Shelhurne, 615
tPis afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Montague. Wallace Montague. James
G Gsok!s NJ Mr. Ra Gnthgie w sno, WShlss
Funeral OF DR.. Brannock.
The funeral Of DR.. James Madison
Bpannock took place yesterday after
s asiosh f the caren
1910 Grove Avenue. THE services were
conducted by the Rev. ]. j. Gravatt,
rector Of the Holy Trinity Church.
a The Tsre a as fellows:
Cary Ellis Stern, Frank T. sutton.
Benjamin Barrett, Gordon Blair, J. S.
Fleming, Albert Hill and James N.
The interment was made in The Carl
tom Brannocls section In Hollywood.
Mrs. Emily Wright.
After short illness Mrs. Emily
Wright. widow of Mr.. Charles Wright.
died yesterday morning at o'clock ut
her hT n No 1 fsks st pIata n
afternoon at 8 o'clock Tho interment
will be in lakewood.
Joseph #. Gilman.
Mr.. Joseph II. Gilman. one OF the
Oldest and best known citizens OF Car
son. son. Mr.. ". p. Gilman. No. 70ss west
Marshall street, on Saturday night.
Mr. Gilman was in his eightieth
year, and he is survived by one son
was made at Bowling Green.
in Caroline, Yesterday afternoon at .
N Joseph NlcAdnn Bronn.
i CHARLESTON W. Ma December
16,---Hon. Joseph McAdam gR;ronn, on, onl
neyslorsthe8 State died Thursday after
noon, December "a a O'Clock mt his
home in Madison, from the effects Of a
stroke OF paralysis which he suffered
a few days ago. The remains Were
brought to thlsrcity to-day, and sat,lr-
day morning at 1890 o'clock the fun
eral services We're held at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, co ndncted by the
Rev, Tlr. Roller the rec tor. 3t
By Capt. BrOun's death came ASA great
surprise TO lis friends inftlis city who
were not acquainted with his Illness
aud only learned Of 1t after his death.
Only last week CAPT. Bropn wash this
city attending Federal court WHARF he
conducted the famous Boone county
land case and seemed In the, best OF
health.
che deceased was born in Loud Gun
county, Virginia, December 49, 1885,,
He and his brother, Major II, IL Bro un,i
OF this city. came to kapawha county
before the Civil War. After the war,
Cant Broun returned to this city,
where for a number of years he prac-.
tlced law ana became ohe of the best
known attorneys In the state. He IL
a graduate Of the University Of Vir-
GINA.
capt. Broun WIS never married. and
is survived bM his brother, Major.
Thomas y. Hroun, Of this city, and one
sister, Mrs, Susan ], Stevens Of Aslae-
vile, N. C.
john II. WOmble.
Il NE,WPO I'm N IlWS, a., December 4 o..
John r, Womble, one OF the best,