The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02

the Staunton, ne improved and de-
yeleped 1t into a model farm and home
and delighted in dispensing there
cordial and generous hospitality.
He was consistent and useful
member of the First Presbyterian
Church, of Danville. for nearly thirty
years.
The funeral viii be from the First
on Sunday at p NJ
Mrs. Alexander h. Gouldmnn.
Especial to The Times Dlspatchl
fredericksburg, Va, April HRS
county, died suddenly at her home Of
heart disease. aged sixty-onc years.
four sons and four daughters survive
Vim. II. Davis.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
fredericksburg. Va, April 1.-Wm.
II, Davis. a well known citizen of
King George county. died at his home
AFTER a lingering illness. aged sixty
years He is survived by his widow,
three sons and two daughters
Funeral of 7. j. I<undiF.
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Amherst. Va, April 1.-The remains
OF !. j kundiff. Of the Wesleyan sec
the Amherst Cemetery yesterday. Mr..
kundiff died Monday night, and was
lghty-seven years of age He is sur
lived by his Wife and several chill
county. but moved TO Amherst soon
alter the war.
John d. Gray.
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Cartersville- Va. April John D.
Gray died at his home near Carters-
Vile Wednesday night, after an illness
OF several weeks. He was about forty
hve years OF age. and unmarried. The
at the Fork Wills Church Thursday
Afternoon, at o'clock.
Mrs. w. A. McNenl.
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), Rsadiord. Va. April Mrs. " A.
McNeal died Wednesday evening of pa-
ralysis. She was sixty-tive years old.
and and is survived by her husband and
and three R9aer Walhes
Mary Price, Ethel and Lillian. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Atkins at Bourne Memorial
NJ. f. Church. The burial was in In
giles Cemetery.
Mrs. Mamie A. cnpps.
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Norfolk, Va. April Mrs. Mamie
Ackiss capps;, wife Of j. Talbot Caps,
o'clock at her home at Cape Henry,
aged ffty-three years. Besides her
husband, she is survived by tho fol-
lowing children: Bernard Capps w
Tazewell capps. Miss Fannie A. Caps,
h'pol Lee tSdppS, MIS- r.. j.. JdTNlS, |
of Norfolk, and Miss Ethel Capps
Coleman Whitaker.
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Williamsburg, Va, April 1-Cole
man Whitaker. ffty-two years OF age, |
dropped dead in his home near Toano
aker was in his usual health yester
day, and spent the day at his store
In Toano. He was at the supper ia
pie with his family, when the fatal
attack came on. Getting up from
the table, he walked as far as the
door, when he fell dead. Mr.. Whitaker
was native Of this county, and a
nephew of the late r. L. Henley Hell
is survived by his widow and several
small children. The funeral will take
place 1o-morroW at II o'clock from
Olive Branch Church at Toano
tspecialto i The ri Tim ns I6ispatch.1
M Hampton mp On, Va, April i.-charles
merry lived in Richmond and was
Confederate soldier A widow. who
was Miss Kate Butler, of Richmond
and four children survive.
l.. ID. Whitman
Especial to The Times D ispatch.]
Danville, Va. April IL. d. Wild
man, former well-known resident Of
this city died suddenly in Baltimore
are not known here. He was about
ffty-slx years OF age, and was engaged
In business here up to about flfteenI
years ago. He is survived by a wife
and several sisters and bothers, among
them Mrs. .. Macks. of Danville.
Funeral OF General Rosscr.
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Charlottesville. Va, April 1.-The
funeral OF General Thomas l.. Rosser,
one OF the most conspicuous comman-
ders in the Confederate Army during
the Civil War, who died Tuesday night
at his home, Rugby" near the Uni
versity Of Virginia. took place at
o'clock this afternoon from the First
Presbyterian Church OF this city. Tho
services were impressively conducted
by the pastor, Rev. George T.. Petric,
p. D.. chaplain OF tho John Bowie
Strange Camp OF Confederate Veter.
ans A striking tribute was paid to
the memory of the deceased, many OF
the stores and business houses of the
city being closed during the hour of
the funeral. BY order of the Post
of which General Rosser was post
master at the time of his death. was
closed from 1890 until o'clock The
church was filled to overlooking, and
many people lined the streets near
the edihce The John Howie Strange
Camp of Confederate Veterans. OF
which General Rosser was commander
for many years, sent an honorary de-
tail to the residencet to escort the re-
mains to the church, and nearly the
entire membership of the camp, and
many other veterans of the city and
county, attended the, services In q