The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
OBITUARIES
Edward Pleasant. ynlent,p,

| East franklin Street, after an Hines
Of Snr sGn,s w yssl Bo1n in Richmond o.
son OF the late Mann S. Valentine. III
received his education at MCGUIRE.
school. the Virginia Military institute
and the University of Virginia, max
and chemistry. Having completed hi
education he identified himself witt
the. Valentine Meat Juice Company. o
which he was secretary and directo
In charge OF the manufacturing depart
| ment at the time of his death.
Mr.. Valentine was a devoted student
and as much Of his time as could b.
spared from his business was spent II
scientific and historical research TIL,
great archaeological exhibit IL
was the chief collector, Is the bes
monument of his achievements in THU
department OF science. His treatise
on THE. Hayes Creek Mound" is wei
known in America, and has received
favorable comment In Europe. He also
ords and documents.
Mr.. Valentine married Miss Marthf
Dabney Chamberlayne. the eldest
daughter of John Hampden Chamber.
layne, who, with two children-Martha
c. Valentine and Ann Pasteur valen.
tine--survives him. He also leaves sis
Observation-Disclosures. Mann S. Valentino
Jr., Grenville g. Valentine, Benjamin
b. Valentine, Frederick s. Valentine
Henry Lee Valentine and James NJ
Valentine.
The funeral will take place from,
st. James Church this afternoon a,
4 o'clock. The following gentlemen
will act as bearers:
Active-Messrs. Deane Maury, C. f.
Boiling. James II. Anderson, r. A.
Lancaster. Jr.. r. L. Johson, Malvern
c. Patterson, Geo. a. Gibson and Hon.
r. Carter Scott.
Honorary-Colonel W. Gordon Nc
Cabe, Colonel William H. Palmer,
Richard W. Maury, Hon. John Fl. In
gram, DR.. Phil Taylor DR.. Richard G,
Crouch, DR.. John Dunn. DR.. G. Watson
James, Messrs William Clayton Tor
rance w. G.. Stanard. Henry Taylor.
Jr.
Funeral of Captain Hall.
The funeral of Captain James ".
No. $50 North Thirties Street. yester,
day morning at IL O'Clock.
Captain Hall was born in Halifax
at the University of North Carolina and
law at the latter college, and at the
commencement OF the war laid aside
of his State. He Joined Company c.,
Third Virginia Regiment. and was
made lieutenant for galiantry on the
field at the battle of Kelley's Ford,
was promoted 10 captain WHICH RANK
he held until the close OF the war.
Captain Hall received SIX wounds in
different battles, which incapacitate
him for active life. He married Miss
Laura Wilson. of Richmond, in 1858. He
James ". Hall, Jr., of New York; Mrs.
J. f. Cox and Miss Helen Hall.
Horace F.. Burnett.
Mr.. Horace p. Burnett died at his
home, No, ZIG Ivy Street, yesterday
In IN,
of his age. He had been in III health
for three weeks.
Mr.. Burnett. who was long connect
ed with prominent printing establish
Council. Royal Arcanum,. and of the
West View Baptist Church.
The funeral arrangements will be
later.
James O. Martin.
Mr.. James o. Martin died yesterday
evening at Z o'clock at his residence,
No 1911 Grove Avenue. He leaves his
widow and four sons.
: The, interment viii take place at
noon.
Mrs. Mary ArboEast.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.1
MONTERREY, VA. March 24.-Mrs.
Mary Arbogast, widow OF Henry
Arbogast. died on sunday afternoon
Mollie Harper Crabbottom, aged about
eighty years. Mrs. Arbogasts maiden
name was Sullinberger, and she was
the last surviving member of one of
the Oldest and best known families of
son and daughter. Mr.. A. p. Arbogast
and Mrs. Harper, of Highland. she Isl
by other children, Mr.. Samuel
Arbogast and Mrs. Kemper. of Lewis
county, w. Va, and Mr.. William Arbo-
CAST, of Pocahontas.
Mrs. Emaline Gift.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
LYNCHBURG, VA. March 24.-Mrs.
Emaline Cliff, widow OF Rev. Josiah
Cliff. died last night at II o'clock at
smith. in Rivermont, after brief i'll
ness. The deceased was seventy.tWo
years old. She was native of Nor
folk. but had lived here since $50
Gift and three daughters-Mrs. Annie
NJ. Bass, OF Catonsville Nd; Mrs X.
Z. Smith. of this city. and Mrs. James
.. Nowlin. of Baltimore:
Especial to The -Dlspatch.l
FRED ERICKSBURG, Va. March -.
The body Of Walter Fl. Cloe, formerly
f this city, who died yesterday at MS
ONE, IN Richmond. arrived ,Ii; taR here n,a .o
rom the Methodist Church to,morrow
t 118o'clock. Interment VIII be MADE
i the City Cemetery. MI, Cloe was
hirty-SlS years Olu, ana Is sul -, Nv
Y his Wife, one child, four brothers
nd one sister.
Robert III. Long.
LSpacinl to The Times Dispatch.J
WINCHESTER, VA, March "a
robert II. Long, twenty-five year,, old,
he first merchant Of Stephenson City.
his county, died last evening at the
esidence Of his daughter. Mrs, II. Q.
anderson, Of WardensVille, w. Va
where he had resided many years.
During the Civil War he was lieu
enant in the First Virginia Infantry.
;everal children survive him, among
h em being Editor W. G. Long of the
tribune. Keyser w. Va.
Mrs. Mary j.. Murphy.
tSpecial to Tile Times Dispatch.l
WARSAW, VA, March 24.-Mrs.
larry l.. Murphy. aged sixty-eight
ears, widow Of Captain John NJ
lurphy died at her home near Mount
FOLLY, Westmoreland county, last night
/ III O'Clock. She is survived by five
aughters and one son, II. Stafford
the we'll known salesman.
William J. Pate.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
VA, March 24;-Wil-t
am J. Pate. a Confederate soldier and
ell known citizen of Norfolk, aged
Nty-three years. died last night after
Illness. He IS survived by
rec children, Mrs. Edward burlington.
ISIS Annie r Pate and William r.. r