The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31

GUS throat trouble. which resisted all
efforts to subdue. and he became such
bore ssl that YeW months ago he Was
compelled to resign his position here
duties In Raleigh He then went to
Hendersonville In the final hope that
beneficial results might follow, but II
shortly proved to be the end of his
Mr.. Macy was less than sixty years
of age, and was never married. He
had been In the service Of the Sea
board Air Line Railway the greater
portion of his business life. serving in
various positions at different places.
including several years at Henderson.
N. c.. as company's agent until his pro-
motion to the Richmond agency
Mrs. E. a. Macy. his mother, and one
brother survive him in Raleigh, where
his remains were taken and placed at
rest in lakewood Cemetery on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell died at her
residence. 1912 Beverly Street, wednes-
day morning at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Campbell. who survives her.
The funeral will take place from the
Sacred Heart Cathe dral this morning
at 1880 O'Clock.
George w. Early.
Mr.. George w. Early died at his res.
idence. No. 2224 Venable Street, yester-
day morning at 9:I5 o'clock, in the
seventy-second year of his age. Thel
funeral will take place from the Union
Station Methodist Church Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
j. "A. Clayton.
Mr.. j. A Clayton, widely known
Confederate veteran, and keeper of the |
railroad gate at the Richmond. Fred |
ericksburg and Potomac Depot, died
very suddenly early yesterday morning
OF heart disease. Mr.. Clayton lived at
No. 22O South Third Street He was
sixty-four years of age. The funeral
VIII take place this afternoon at 8
Church. The internDent will be made In |
Hollywood. - "
Frederick Richardson.
Mr.. Frederick Richardson. one of the |
Oldest oh1 resident of Mathews county.
Church, died yesterday morning at
his ds, home at a1r Mathews Courthouse. fol
He leaves his widow and five sons,
M Mes, :; W. Fred. George q, and Her
Fl nishar Of 81 kRiMshmqnq
daughter. Mrs. b N. Digs, Of Ma Ma
sthews Courthouse. 7H7Nl |
at O'Clock in the family burying-
ground In Mathews county.
Mrs. L. +. Woodward.
AlleT dN Illness OF ABOUT live WnekS.i
Edward f. Woodward, died yesterday
morning at 1910 o'clock at the Me-
mortal Hospital. Besides her, husband.
she leaves three sons and one daugh-
ster-W. Norvell James E., Richard |
H.. and Ruth c. Woodward.
Mrs. woodward was Is; for !, many years
Gast o Ghurch eba and vas in al
of the Huguenot Evangelistic Society,
and was also active in temperance and
benevolent work. |
The funeral win take place from
Clay Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Fannie ~. Woodward.
Mrs. Fannie ]. Woodward died yes
terday morning at 11:1O o'clock at the
Memorial Hospital after an illness OF
several weeks She was, the wife OF
four children-,W. Noryell. James e.,
Richard Fl. and Ruth G. Woodward.
The funeral announcement will be
Mrs. Edmonin Perklns.
Mrs. Edmonia Perkins, who for many
years had been matron at the Byrd
Street Union Station. died very sud-
denly Tuesday night at the home OF
her nephew, Mr.. W.sD. Griffin, No: 2422
Is During the3years that she served SO
faithfully and efficiency as matron,
Mrs. Perkins won the esteem of many
who vii: hear Of her death with re-
greet, wa III
row.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shank. Il
Especial to The Times Dlspntch]
AMELIA, VA, October 3O-The re-
mains OF Mrs. Elizabeth Shank. wife
OF Mr.. j. r. Shank, a respected citi-
zen of Amelia, whose home is near
Beaver Pond p. o., reached here at
1890 to- day from wilmington. Del Mr..
Shank moved from Lancaster county.
Pa, to Virginia tllirty-seven years
ago, and had raised an interesting
family Of six sons and a daughter. For
tho past three years. each year death
has claimed one Of the grown sons,