The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23

ot tile City Court for several years.
ui ses, ,a,, l'is widow, who was forncri
and Alrs. j. Englcborg. l,c leaves iii
,atl,ar mud mother, Mr.. and Mrs Isaa
&, MSre m of Richmond, tho Rov.
n. q; pr. William +, Mercer. Of Rich
Warren u. Marccr. j. Herbert Mer
psr,,t,hd one sister---AIrs. ". j. Young
terson1 fscm w, te seo pase Mpt Il
Church, or which Mr. Mercer wax
nm mn,nn I, Tie Aerylses WIN be son,
The pastor. assisted BY ihe Rev. !. j
Schercr. .lr. Tho Inierment viii bc
madc In Hollywood. Tile pali-bearor:
VIII bc hs follows;
o. sayillc, Mr.. r.. NJ. 1,owelle. Mr.. WI
Pchrlstein. Mr.. samuel Miller Mr.. ma.
Na Meade Mhits Mr. alsn Mxers va M,
ana MI. Charles Burdette.
Nntinn Irricdn,n,.
I ,sst night ut the residence of his son
Mr.. Max Friedman No. az North scv.
,eetI en- Z, street, aged elslity-two years
i!a ,e " srSiSsd by hls widow. hlrs la
h ,l.i Of Baltimore; Bnrnet, Fried.
nan; of New York: Morris Friedman. OF
c Md,a1soh' Gn. he Friedman. of rus
caIoosn Ala. Max Friedman. or tiff
city; sam Friedman. Of Tuscaloosa.
nIa.; Mrs. NJ. Barker and Miss 1onniu
frisdnian. OF this city.
The HrrnnEernenfR for the funeral
nave not been completed.
Mrs. Mary >. Cochran.
Especial to The Times pispatcl,.l
CHARACTERISTIC VA, February
.2.--Mrs. Mary j. Cochran died last night
at her residence near the University
n nr -
brights disease. Hor fnthcr. Thomas
James. was u native of Virginia, who
In early life settled In Ohio. and was
one of the distinguished founders or
GDillicothc. where she was born, and
his wife, Jane Ciaypolo, descendant
or one OF the very early families OF
Philadelphia. Much of her life, how
ever. was spent In Virginia. She was
tnrice married, her FIRST husband be-
marriage was the late Thomas Massie
and Mrs. Gertrude Massie. Her second
husband was DIR. Massie. IA cousin OF
her hrst husband. and their children
were Mr.. Frank "A. Mnssie. OF this city.
the late Mrs. Eugenia Underwood, wife
OF the Hon: Oscar w. Underwood. OF
Alabama, who represents the Blrming-
nam District in Congress, and Mrs.
Juanita Patterson, wife OF Mr.. Malvern
Patterson of Richmond. Va. In 1865 she
removed to Charlottesville. and 1867
Cochran. of the Albemarie County
Court. who filled for many years a
very large place in the business and
social st NE OF this city. The issue of
THIS marriage were the late Mrs Mary
Thurman. the wife OF A. Lee Thur
man, grandson of the Old Roman, SEN
ator Allen G. Thurman. OF Ohio: John
- Cochran, of this city. and the late
william Lynn Cochran. Mrs. Thur
man was a very gifted woman. whose
book. Ebony and Gold" which APP
peared after her death. was in itself
an achievement and promise OF even
greater success with the pen.
Itcv. LeOnIins w. Crawford,
Especial 20 Ie Times u lspa,ch
.AsHEVlLLE, n. c.. February 22.--The
kev Leonldas w. Crawford. for forty
ge member OF the Western North
the time of his death presiding elder
Of the Asherille district. died In this
CITY Yesterday, after an Illness OF bu.
re" days, the cause OF death being
of age.
DIR. Crawford was admitted 10 the
W estern North Carolina Conference at |
stat. Statesville in 1858, and was one OF tile
west v, known and best beloved ministers
OF the conference. He was for many
years editor of the North Garo .in
christian Advocate. at Greensboro. and |
Or. Crawford is survived By widow
and q six children. one or his sons p I
u =; crawford, reached here just after
-fawford, OF Winston Salem, arrived
IN the city to-day, and will accom-
pany the body TO Greensboro, wnere in
lcrment VIII take place.
Deaths Near White Plains.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
II w WHI LIE PLAINS, VA. February a.
MRS. r Eii IA. Temple. widow OF
II paralysis. and was buried yesterday
rear BrodnaS, in sight OF her home.
WIS. Temple was nearly ffty-nine years
, iu dhd rbr mem a6ns Of The Methods,
!: L.. Temple. and-on daughter. Mrs.
hattie Johnston. all of Brunswick
'ounty, are living.
+ Gasburg, Va. died on Wednesday,.
The leaves husband and several chill.
.Leh, all OF whom are about grown
ne dn, :, was as, q, member OF Olive branch
Mr.. Anderson Hall. near Diamond
'rove. IN brunswick county. died We'd
Iesday. lie was nearly eighty years
on and William. and three daughter.
irs. $. A. Moore. Mrs. Mary Clary and
il.r,s . Rosa Johnston, all residents OF
his county.
NJ. VI. Pullcr.
Special to The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT, VA. February oe.-
ir. Nj. NJ. Fuller died here at his home
MS morning at o'clock. Mr. Fuller
vas born in Gloucester county, and
ias the oldest son of Major John VIII
lam Fuller, who was killed during ..
no civil War. He was fifty-one years ,,
age. lie leaves widow, two
aughters, two sons and one brother.
II. Magruder Puler, OF King William :
ounty. . .
MI. Fuller was Mason and was ,
travelling salesman, representing 4
ONE , of the leading business houses in
ialtlfnore Tor many years previous to I
is death. lie was we'll and WIDELY I
nown. /
The funeral will he preac,,ed to-mor- /
ow at o'clock, and he will be burie1js
! the West Point Cemetery, by thei
lde of loved ones gone before.
Funeral of Editor Noycs.
D.. c.. February ae.-
ne funeral of the late Crosby S. !.
Dyes editor. of the Washington Eve
ING star. who died yesterday in Pas
idenia, Cal, will occur in this city
'obably on sunday next. The body,
'companied by Theodore Moves and