The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04
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Especial to rho Tunes. DIBpatch.l
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., January 3.
Tho remains of Miss Elizabeth j..
Winsiow. Of this city. who died In Sd
here to-day from the residence OF Fl.
u. Horne. Tho body was accompanied
here by Mr.. and Mrs. b. Winslow Jew
ett, OF Savannah. at whose home Miss
Winslow spent her last years. She was
born in this city seycnty-two years
ago, and was daughter or Edward
Lee Winslow. one OF the most promi-
nent lawyers OF this State in htI time.
and niece of Hon. Warren WinslOw,
member OF Congress. Miss Winslow is
Jewett, of Savannah, and four cousins
Mrs. Haslem. Miss Ochiitrec, w w.
Horne and s. II. Horne.
NJ. Dew. Stevenson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,
NEWBEFN. N. c., January 3.-M.
his residence on Pollock and Broad
streets. He was resident OF New
bern all his life, and a prominent law
yer OF the Newbcrn bar. His health
years. but u was only recently that
he was confined to the house. He
leaves a wife. one son, NJ. Dew.
Stevenson. Jr.. and two daughters--
Dunn. The funeral services will be
held from the Episcopal Church to-
morrow at ] O'Clock.
Miss Mary Il. Wilson.
Especial to he Times-Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, January b.
Funeral services over the remains of
Miss Mary f.. Wilson, who died yes
tcrday morning at her home, 500
Comeron Street, were held at o'clock
byterian Church. Rev. j. r. Sewer.
pastor. conducted the services, and the
interment was made In Presbyterian
Cemetery, Miss Wilson was seventy
seven years old, and is survived by
one sister, Miss Fannie Wilson.
Luther Payne.
Especial to The Dispatc!l.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. January a.
Luther Payne. well known resident
his home, Bailey's Cross Roads. that
county. He was about forty-fiye years
old. and was q native OF Marshall.
Fauquier county. He Is survived BY
funeral will take place tomorrow. and
the tnterment Will be made, at Falls
Church.
Alfred woodward.
tspecialtoT The Times Dispatch,l
woodward. for many years manager
Of the cantecn st the National Soldiers
Home. died in his home in Phoebls this
morning. He was sixty-eiEht years
nid Pa he to.nght f @er bur e' lie @
an Elk and member Of the Union
Veterans Legion.
MrH. Mary T. Darton.
Lspecialto The Times-pispatch.1
MANCHESTER, VA, January o.
Mrs. Mary Tidball Barton, wife OF Dr..
Samuel NJ. Barton. professor OF mathe-
matics in the University OF the South,
died of Bright's disease Sunday at her
home in Sewanee, Tenn, aged about
lforty-five years. She was the daugh-
ter OF the late Edward Tidball. Of
Winchester. She leaves her husband
two daughters and mother, Mrs. Susan
Tidball. The funeral will be held
there Wednesday afternoon.
| j. ThompsOn Briggs.
ISpcclaltoT The Tlmes-Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG VA. January
l3-J. Thompson BRIGGS, a Well known
| farmer and cattle dealer of Stafford
county, died suddenly Of heart disease
at the home OF Allen Green, in Prince
William couaty, last night. Mr.. Briggs
was fifty-eight years old. He was en-
route to Baltimore. He Is survived
by his wife, two sons and three
| brothers,
q. "A. Daily.
ROANOKE, VA, January Sd. A
Dalby. q pioneer real estate man OF
1 Roanoke. died here to-day. aged
eighty-seven years. He came to Roa.
noke when the name OF the town Wat
1 Big Lick, thirty-one years ago. He
1 is survived by five Children among
Them being 2. l. Daily and Miss En-.
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