The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
OBITUARY
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After an illness lasting year. Cap
tain John G.. Haake, for twenty-five
years member of the Fire Depart
inent, died at 9.45 o'clock Tuesday
night at his home. 1901 North Twenty
eighth Street. =
Captain Haake was forty-two years
old. He was one OF the best known
among the fire lighting men. He be-
gan service with Truck Company No.
= In 1858, and was made lieutenant In
that company In 1895. He became cap
tain in 1901. and was transferred to
the captaincy of Truck Company No.
4 in 1903. where he remained up to the
time OF his death.
Besides widow, Captain Haake
leaves nephew. Lawrence C. Haaket
Jr, and another relative. Mrs. Sophia
V. Matthews. He was a son of the
late Gebhart ]. and Louise Pauline
Haakc.
: The funeral Will be held at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
German Evangelical Church, Eighth
and Marshall Streets.
Mrs. Stella C-ockett Gilman.
Mrs. Stella Crockett Gilman. wife
OF Frank n. Gilman, died at her resi-
dence os9 West Grace Street. yester-
day. The funeral will he from the
residence at IL O'Clock this morning.
Funeral of William Ellis Jones.
From st. Marks Church, the funeral
of William Ellis Jones took place yes
terday morning. For twenty-seven
years Mr.. Jones had been vestryman
of that church. and for a long time It's
senior warden. The services were CON
Quoted by Rev. y, Hallowell Dickin-
son. Rev. e. Il. Osgood and Rev. 5. II.
Tyler, rector of st. Marks. The in
'erment was in Shockoe Cemetery.
The active pall-bearers were T. c.
Rp1I Red1 ~ @ fo6u
stewart Bryan. Thomas p. eryan and
c. G. Pinckney.
a large detail from Il: E. Lee CaHfS
Ing been "A loyal member of that or
sanization. He served with the Cren-
shaw Battery In the war. and achieved
a record OF distinction as IL Conted-
crate soldier, Dove Lodge was repre-
scented among the honorary pall-bear-
crs. Mr.. Jones having been n thirty
third degreo Mason, The funeral ritual
of the Masonic order was read at the
grave by Senior Deacon J. Aston
Cabell. The Richmond Typothctae was
represented by Robert Whittet. Ir.,
Rufus C. Williams, Il. c. Pelouze L. H.
jenkins, August Dietz, Robert Mitch
Thomas Whitehead aud Charles ~
Zinckn. The Virginia Historical So
ciety executive committee was also
present out of respect to the memory
" hI- JpHeS, N'p "ss :" 'hSii!Ss' VI N4!o
society.
Thompson II. waddill.
Thompson 3. Waddill, whose death
occurred IN Albuquerque, n. NJ, last
hollywood from the mortuary chapel
at $3.50 o'clock to-day. He was long
resident of this city; was member
OF the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
few years he had represented the
American Tobacco Company in the
States of New Mexico, Colorado. .Ari-
iona and Texas. He was a son of
the late Major Geo. NJ Waddill. OF
Cabell. of LynchburE.
His wife, a daughter of Captain and
Mrs. Robert Eckles. and four children
survive him, besides five sisters-Mrs.
Z. 7. Waddill, Mrs. S y. Atkinson, Mrs.
j. FLOYD HuXton, Mrs. Or. j. w. Young.
of Oklahoma. and Miss Martha Wad-
dill. of Norfolk.
The pallbearers are Jno Y. Waddill.
Arthur NJ. Cameron. Elmo S. Redwood,
Hill Montague Robt. II. Tally. chas c.
Waddill. i. $ Burwell and T. Wade
Swift.
NJ. II. Vaughan.
NJ. p. Vaughan. resident Of Louisa
county, Va, died yesterday at the home
Of his son, Goqch Vaughan. in Johnson
City, Tenn. He was a native OF Vir-
ginia, and q Confederate veteran
The funeral Will take place at Louisa
George Chowning.
Especial to The Tines ispatch.I
fredericksburg, Va, April co.,
George Chowning. son OF Frank p.
Chowning, formerly of this city. died
last night at his home, at Syracuse.
N. Y. aged fortytwo years. He is a
nephew of DR.. George ii. Chowning.
of this city. and the body will be
brought to this city and inferred.
Mrs. Emma Hutne Cpw0od.
Especial to The Times -pispatchl
Fredericksburg, Va. April 20.-
Mrs Emma Hume Cawood, widow of
w. II. Fl. Cawood, died at her home. In
King George county. of consumption.
She is survived by two sisters and two
brothers.
barnett II. Carter.
Especial to The Times-D!spatch.l
Rice Depot, Va. April 20.--Barnett
H. Carter. aged eighty years, died at
his home. near this place, to-dny. He
was one of the most prominent citi-
zens of this community, and had filled
Important offices In his church and
county for many years.