The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28


low, who. died in bis home Monday
home. 2t6 East Marshall, street, at I;
O'clock this afternoon. The burial will
be In Hollywood Cemetery
Professor Thllow IS survived by one
daughter, Mrs o. y. Rehland, and two
sons. j. otto Thilow and y. y. Thilow,
all of Philadelphia. and two sisters.
MIS- William Rehlins and Mrs. ~. Leu
Mrs ii. Carolinc Nemnnnn.
Mrs. III Caroline Ncumann died at {
O'clock yesterday morning at her resi-.
ddencc. HOS North Twenty-eightt
Street. She was seventy -four years
old. She is survived by four daugn.
ters--Mrs II. Julius Schmidt, Mrs. g. l.
Dugger Mrs j. j. Neville and Mise
I Lena a. Neumnnn: three sohs.-Charles
w. Ernest w. and Albert J, Neumanni
twenty grandchildren and three great.
grandchildren.
The funeral notice will be announced
later
,fnrie Polilig.
Marie Pohlig the nlne,year-
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Emil pohllG.
o'clock yesterday morning The flu
neral VIII be held at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon from the bethlehem
Lutheran Church, this city.
The pallbearers will be as follows:
Henry Node, Louis Feitig. Harry Lob
mann. Fred Fcitig, Charles 1.ohmann
and Herman Pohlig
j. Iiolconb Alexander.
tSpecla1to The Tinles-D ispntcl,.1
staunton, Va, September I'll. IIol-
! comb Alexander, a widely known citi-
zen OF staunton, died in Washington
to-day, aged sixty years, leaving hi.
wife. He had for several years been
| route agent of the Adams EXPRESS
with headquarters In Washington
MIS- NirEinln flOlston.
Especial TO The Times ispatchl
Hampton. Va, September 81. Mrs
wife OF NJ. NJ. Hols.on, died to-day in
| her home In Fox Hill. seven children
and her husband survive her.
| Captain Enoch i. Cox.
Especial 10 The Times ID !spa tch.1
kinston.. n: c.. September 27.-cap-
tain Enoch Franklin Cox died at his
home, In this city. this morning of
paralysis. He was in his sevcnty-seo-
ond year. Mr.. Cox entered the Com
! federate army at the age OF twenty
one shortly after his marriage. lie
servcd through the war. being pro-
NOTED from the ranks to the captaincy
/! of his company. In early ijfe he served
| as sheriff of this county for several
| terms. and also served several terms
| as treasurer of the county. He was
! married In 1860 to Miss Carrie Il. Hug
gins, of Trenton, this state, and she.
| with two daughters--Mrs II. p. Mars
4
eral grandchildren survive him. The
| funeral will be held at the residence
4 Tomorrow afternoon and the inter
ment VIII be in Maplewood Cemetery.
William g. NininEcr.
Especial to The Times Dispatcn.l
Roanoke. Va. September 2T.--Wil-
liam g. Nininger. wealthy citizen OF
Daleville. Botetourt county. died al a
Roanoke hospital to-day of Brights
disease. aged seventy nine years. He
leaves widow and four children.
sIrs. n. j. poindeNter.
| Especial 10 The 'Tlmes-Dis patch.l
South Boston. Va. September 81
Mrs N. j. Poindexter. aged sixty-four.
died at her home in Houston. this at
ternoon. She ia survived by four chill
dren-Mrs. y. e. Leslie. Walter NJ. Nat
and Willie Poindcxter.
Mrs. r. l.. Oats.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
i Spencer. n c.. September az
Mrs. F. L. Oats. a sister-in-law OF Rev.
]. n StallIngs. of Spencer. died in
Ing a long illness. She had been max
4 ing her home in charlottesville for
several months, having gone there
brought here for interment IN Chest :
q nut Hill Cemetery to-day. She WAS
seventy years old
sIrs. Mary V. rnfrbourne.
tSpe2ial to The Times Dispstch.1
: Harrisonburg. Va. September a.
Mrs. Mary Virginia Fairbourne. sixty
, eight years old, wife of Andrew FAIR
bourne. died Saturday near Parnassus.
Augusta county. She leaves three chill
dren-John f Fairbourne, Mrs. Miller
Shitiiett and Mrs Anna Desdendapgh-
and the following brothers and sisters:
Jasper beavers. of Ohio: Mrs siplc. si
PendIeton county; Maggie and John
of Mount Scion. Augusta county: Sam
uel. of California, and Frank. of Iowa
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