The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-14

'DHG lWleTI0cIII Will pC ulboS Ah thS
Funeral Of Mr.. f,owers.
william Herbert Bowers. for ten
years head bookkeeper for the b. +.
johnson J, pablshins Company yc,s Of t lds
North Mort Robinson street, saturday night.
after n three-weeks' attack OF typhoid
fever. His physicians believed he waa
getting on well until Saturday. when
psritonitis developed. Mr.. Bowers bowers was
OF high character and loving per.
sonality. He was member OF the
Emmanuel Baptist Church and also
member of Dove Lodge Of Masons
children he leaves a widowed mother
and several brothers and sisters.
The funeral will take place from
the late home Tuesday morning at II
pastor. DR.. Bryant. 1nterment In
Dr.. Robert e.. O'Hara.
tspccial to The Times Dispatch.1
Bedford City. Va. November 1S.-In.
o'Hara at st. Andrews Hospital, In
Lynchburg, whore he had been for
some time for treatment. Els health
and at intervals he had gone from,
time to time to hospitals in Phtladel-
phia. Grand Rapids, Mich, to Memo
rial Hospital, Richmond. and several
times to Lynchburg for treatment but
the relief In every case was only tenn
porary. While 1t was known that his
condition was serious. the tldings OF
his death came az q great shock to
his family and the entire community.
nired.
DR.. O'Hara was native OF Ireland
and an officer In the British army.
but after his marriage to Miss Nora
Jolliffe he resigned from the service
and came to America, locating In Vir-
ginia, where he studied medicine and
passed the examining board with dis
ttnction. For many years he practiced
his profession in bedford City, where
he soon became indeed the beloved
held the position OF chairman OF the
Board OF Health. was physician for
Randolph Macon. Academy until III
i health prevented him from CONTINUING
nent here of the E,lks National Home
he had been the physician.
OF bright Wit and repartee. kindly.
genial and talented. he was at all
Wide charity in ministering to the
poor in sickness was distinguishing
He is survived by his wife and five.
children These are: Charles o'Hara.
Washington: Walter o'Hara. of Phila
delphia: Misses Eileen and Rose
| O'Hara.
The remains were brought here this
| afternoon. Arrangements for the fu-
neral service are not yet completed
| Luther C. Adams.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
| Alton. Va. November 15.--At his
home. three miles f--r here. late yes
prominent farmer and highly esteemed
| citizen OF this county. died suddenly
while seated at the dining table. He
was aged about fifty eight years, and
| IS survived by wife and four sons
and the same number of daughters.
/ and large number of brothers and
sisters, three of whom are r. A.
Adams; OF New York; W. II. Adams. of
smithteld: and Thos. T. Adams. Of
large crowd OF sorrowine friends
and relatives attended the funeral SER
vices. held near his late home. the GER
wees being conducted by Rev w. T.
| Fitcher OF the Baptist Church. as
Eev: y. w: Elliott, pastor. is absent at
tho Methodist Conference in Richmond
Thomas II. Hill.
Especial to The Times .p,spa,cb
Charlottesville, Va. November ia
telegram received here TODAY an
nounces the death, in a PhiladelphIa
n,,n OF Thomas r. Hill. trav-
here 5 Tbe ns1ns,IEs ho made his home
-.
morrow for tnterment Mr. Hill was
q son OF the late Major T. r. Hin, Of
SulPeper. and q nephew OF General a.
nar Hi.t; m, ne c19n Cont leader; He
ago Three children survive h,mas
misses Alice and Maud Hill and T. r.
alu. OF this city. He also leaves two
as ana two sisters-E. L. Hill.
Nasnvl!!s Railway; G. D. Hill. OF Nor
lolk: Miss Gillie HILL of this civ.
and Mrs. James e. Dey. OF Norfolk.
Charles Charlton Oakley.
Especial to The Times Dispatc h1
-, Roanoke. Va. November ls.-Chas.
,o.dav q oakes, aged forty years. died
Ing an operation for appendicitis ten
Gays ago. He was a member OF tina
Undertaking firm OF Jno. N. Oakley &
9ohs' q Roanoke, OF which his father
t TN yi -. o,nkey ,. former president Of
nndertakers' Association. is tho head
BESIDES his father. he is survived nv
i zen brothers and three sisters. as fol.
I p;t,sh,Mr; M. OF Lynchburg: G. G.. OF
T. g.. OF WEIGH, w, Va; r. w. and
>. G.. OF Roanoke; H. A.. C.. NJ. n, "
ana z p, OF Salem: Mrs Preston Do.
IN. OF Pittsburg: Mrs. G. L. Martin. ~
~ mneS St "a. and Miss Mary Oakley,
and popularity known. N1 ~
James W. Dove.
lspeciai to The Times Dispatch,1
aHarrisonburg. Va. November Ia
farmer and Confederate veteran o' r.
aead near New Market Shenandoah
e1ounty. He leaves a wife and two
sidney D. wstson.
charlottesville. Va, November
a. otan ny 3 3 Watson. aged twenty-seven.