The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-09
Peters Church tomorrow morning at
Or. I. J. 1Iawks.

DR.. 4. j. Hawks.
his residence. Como Springs, in Hen
rico county. He was seventy-nrne
years of age.
The funeral Will take place from the
residence tomorrow afternoon at 1870
o'clock
Funeral Of Mrs. Terrell.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bette r. Terrell
wife OF DR.. G. j. Terrell, of Hanover
county, W., Will be OF her grave, Hol-
lywood, this morning. at II o'clock.
Mrs. Terrell died Wednesday, at hei
and is nourned by many friends and
neighbors. She Is survived by .her
husband and six children. They are
Mrs. Thomas g. Faulkner. Of Greens.
boro, n. c.. Mrs; A. 3: Lewis. OF Wind.
sor, Canada; Mrs. M. D. Walker, OF
OF Fredericksburg. Va; Lewis N: Ter
$. Habliston, OF Richmond.
Tho pall-bearers selected are A. NJ
I; Jr., DR., Emmett Terrell. Thomas
holland and II. A. Butler.
Funeral of Captain Quinn.
Especial to The Times dispatch ]
r. fredericksburg. Va, September S.
i,i,, funeral Of Captain $. j. Quinn.
ternoon at 4 o'clock, was one Of the
largest that ever took place In this
CITY, the great outpouring Of people
1vuhsttai,yins the esteem and love with
Wnlch the beloved citizen, official, SOL
pressive service was conducted by Rev.
4. aubrey Wllllams, pastor OF tho
church, assisted by the venerable Rev.
Ihos. s. Dunaway. d. D., who had been
pastor OF the church for. third OF u
century. until he retired some years
ago. The music was by the Virginia
Masonic Male Quartette. assisted BY the
cholr The Grand Lodge OF Masons in
virginia. of which Captain Quinn was
past grand master: Lodge No. 4 OF Ma
long as worshipful master; the City
School Board. of which he was clerk /.
Maury Camp OF Confederate Veterans
ana Myrtle Lodge, NO. So Of Odd-Fel-
lie. schools OF the city closed at noon
out of respect to the memory OF Cap
tain Quinn
The burial was made in the family
lot J, N the City Cemetery, and was con-
Grand Lodge of Masons in Virginia,
With w. B. McChesney. of Stanton,
Grand Master. The Masonic Male Quar-
tet sang Wonderful Peace" at the
grave.
Charles II. Boxwen.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
Winchester, Va, Septemoe> Sal
though incapacitated by the intirmities
or age, Charles II. Boxwcll retired
last night feeling as wall as usual.
but suffered sudden attack OF heart
disease about 6 o'cloc;. this morning
at his home In Berryvllle, and. calling
his wife to his side, expired In II few
moments. He was born in Frederick.
county eighty years ago, and for more
than thirty years was general super
irterdent OF the famous Rosa,nont
Stock Farm near Bsrryvill,. for the
Tysons. of Maryland, and later for
Charles e. Clapp, now of Washington.
retiring several years ego on account
of sdvanced age. He leaves his widow,
ec,fer,. of Clarke county. two sons
c p Boxwell. of Martinsburg, w. Va,
and Frank Boxweil, OF Tlagerstown.
Md.. and one daughter-Mrs. Wilson.
wife of Rev. Harry wilson, pastor OF
tho Methodist Episcopal Church at
the Methodist Episcopal Church FOR
more than sixty years.
Wade Banner.
Especial to The es-Dispatchl
Blueheld. W. Va. September s.
Paul, dropped dead OF heart failure
there to-day. He was a well.known
farmer of Russell county.
Chns. II. Boxwell.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Belly wiz SsplGiiptT ot--~!ldS.
H. Boxwell a venerable and highly re-
spected citizen, died here early this
morning. He was born IN Frederick
county. Va, near White Hall, and
would have been eighty years of age
next october. He had been manager
and general oversee- of the famous
Rosemont Farm. of which he took
charge in 1861. He continued In this
position until Mr.. Tyson. of Baltimore.
owner of the farm, sold 1t to Chas Z.
Clapp. Shortly after Mr.. Clapp pur-
chased the farm, owing to his advanced
age. Mr.. Boxwell severed his connec-
ton with 1t and retired to his home
near Berryville. Mr.. Boxwell is sur
vived by his wife. who was Miss Sarah
Diffenderfer and several children by
his first wife---C. Blake Boxwell, Tice
Boxwell. Frank Boxwell and Mrs. Har-
ry Wilson. of Laurel, Delaware He Is
also survived by two brothers-Robt.
2. Boxwell of Browning, Mo, and
His funeral will take place from his