The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29

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s.. 10. Golfer. j. w collier Il. Il. Col
4 Tier ana II M. Collier and one sister.
Mt KS. VI ;, W. 5al W take Ak plaae s rom
the resistance ths afternoon ut 3
I! O'clock. fntermont will bts made In
hollywood. 49,, ,.,,
The funeral of Mrs. Emma W Meeks
| will take place this afternoon at $3.50
i o'clock from the. resid,e,ntee Oh her pa,
4 rents. Mr.. and Mrs. PULP Metz oas
Wifi 10 Twe eId m he si iepe Memorial
lChurch at 4 O'Clock The increment viii
\ pc IN lakewood.
Funeral OF Mr. NfiIlliiscr
Private funeral services VIII be held
over tho remains OF NJ. rhihp aim
ser at the residence. Of his brothers.
morning at II u'clock. only members
4 Ernest II. McCintic.
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MONTERREY, VA" February se.---Mr.
Ernest III. McClintic whose death oc-
Cured at the Memorial ttospithl, hicn-
mond, February s''n, any Wnose , nuis
was to-day laid TO rect IN the faimlis
lblirying place, near Wllliamsville, was.
| by adoption, n citizen OF aisniand' hno
leading lawyer OF tho monterey par.
! ne was ABOUT 1OIlS sta' ~ W 'iso -
scended from one of the best virginia
| families, and possessed Of the highest
native endowments. Selecting law as
| profession. he graduated from tne I'm,
versity OF Virginia IN aoYo 10 ana nn,u oeu Won
| distinction as a lawyer, but became
lpromipent and influential IN the politl-
cal and administration attalrs OF the
county, being chairman OF the oei,lo
cratic county committee for number
of years.
The twelve years of public life spent
In Highland have left an Impress lii..t
VIII be seen long after his demise.
Mr., McClntic was member or the
local organization of Masons and Odd
Fellows, and. weather conditions pre-
venting u ritualistc buryins, severai
brethren of these fraternities attended
his funeral to-day.
John VI. Gwyn.
Especial to The Times plspatch.1
SALTVILLE. VA, February 2S.---The
death of Mr.. John NJ. Gwyn, which oc-
cured e. red at his home near Chatham Hi;
from this section OF the State one of
the most striking characters in South.
west Virginia. Mr. Gwyn, by his horse
amassed one Of i the finest landed estates
mated to be worth ss5o,ooo, the bulk
Of which he. devised to his only son,
ssscu Il e and dw Tesaaa na aas m h BIS
two surviving daughters Mrs. II. l..
Morgan and Mrs. r. NJ. Richardson. are
left by his VIII something over $4,000
the only ' child i Of Mrs. I i. !. Holmes.
he leaves $4,000, and to Miss Saliie
Mitchell, cousin. who had made her
home with Mr. Gwyn's family for a
number of years, he left legacy of
$1,000.
Capt. Josephus Trader.
~, The Times ci
URBANNA, VA, February 2s.-Cap-
tain Josephus Trader, one Of the most
prominent citizens of Underwater, died
at his home In Mathews county. of
Trader has been ono OF the leading
Republicans of this district. having
once been nominated by his party for
Congress, and was at one time deputy
also a delegate to the last national
convention, which nominated Roose-
Welt. He was a member OF the Baptist
Church, and a devoted father. leaving
surviving members of his family. He
was also. prominent Mason and mem
Der Der, Of the orders of odd,Fellows and
at the old Baptist Church Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
w. II. Bryant.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, February 2s.-Mr.
w. II. Bryant. aged seventy years. a
member OF Company Ii. f'orty-ninth
Virginia Regiment, IN the Civil War
died at his home in Madison Heights
last night. The deceased was Well
known in Madison county. and he is
follows: w. N. Bryant, a. ]. Bryant,
a. s. Bryant. V. II. Bryant and w. r.
BRYANT, of Madison Heights. and George
w. Bryant, of Baltimore.
The deceased was gallant Confed-
crate Saldier. and Saypraly Vntlnd-
ed at the battle Of Cross Keys in Rock
ingham county.
sIrs. S. b. Haddox.
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FRONT ROYAL, VA, February IS
Mrs. $. p. Haddox, relict of Clinton
Haddox, near Flint Hill, Rappahannock
county. aged seyenty-njno, died this
morning from a complication of dis
She is survived by four sons-N. r.. of
Alexandria, Va; DR.. Fl. B., Of Gathers
burg, Md. and Z. c. and ". A.. of Flint
Hill Wand two daughters-Mrs. Il.
c. Davis, Of Vernon Mills. Va. and Mrs.
l.. X. Sothron, of Flint Hill, Va.
Mrs. Carter.
Especial 10 'rhe Times. Dispatch
APPOMATTOx. VA, February IS
Mrs Carter. sister OF Mr.. Miif David
this county on "Wednesday night, after
a short Illness from perltonitis. She is
survived by her husband and four
children, the youngest an infant OF SIX
weeks. Her remains We're taken to
Lynchburg on Thursday for lnterment.
Mrs. Sarah Powell.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA, February
2S.-Mrs. Sarah Powell one of the old
est residents of SDotsylvania county.
died at her home Wednesday, aged
ninety-three years. Her husband served
in the Revolutionary War, and Mrs.
Powell had been drawing pension as
his widow for the past thirty years.
She Is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
L. Pierce, Of this city.
John j. Martin.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
ELAIINGTON. VA. February 2S.-N1r.
John j. Martin, a worthy and respected
citizen of Nelson, died last week at his
home near here He was sixty-seven
years old and served In the Confeder-
ate army the entire four years of the
war.
Mrs. Louisa Hall.
Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
WHITE PLAINS, VA. February IS.
Mrs. Louisa Hall. Of Creighton, near
here, widow of Anderson Hall. who
died eight days ago, died Tuesday at
the age OF sixty--nine. Three sons,