The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
OBITUARY


George d. Bowles died yesterday ar
nssa on st., at go oSioek after an n
vived by his wife. Mrs Ida y. s 3. les
four daughters. Mrs. William f. raul-
eNG1Tn n:; Mrs William II, Indenour,
sons. George and Slower: four brother
and five sisters. The intcrmen, VIM
be made in lakewood Cemetery.
John L. Ncalc.
John +. Neale. a member OF Company.
y. First Georgia Infantry. died 1T the
soldiers Home last night ct Sis
o'clock. seed seeyenty-six. He was
tered the home on March q. 1907. He
Henry Clay Brown.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Ealeish, \. G., July i.-Corporation
Commissioner Henry Clay Brown died
this morning at $40 o'clock at his
an illness Of sin weeks. Mi Brown
Was appointed Corporation Commits
Sioner May :. 1910, TO succeed the late
+. Aycock. and was nominated in
the state Democratic convention last
July. and elected in November He
mad been secretary of the commi SIS on
since 1891 having resigned the cashier
ship OF the Bank OF Mt Airy - ac-
cept the secretaryship He was born
IN Randolph county in June. 1857, John
Randolph and Mary y Brown being
us parents.
Der. 1888. 10 Miss Mollie Merritt. OF
Ptttshoro. She survives him. He also
leaves two brothers. j. Milton Brown.
OF t Al6sm1rlc. r and DT J. r gr@wn.
z. NJ Woodburn. Of Raleigh.
The funeral will be conducted from
Edenton street Methodist Chu.oh at
state officers Will be the honorary pail
bearers and the active pallbcarers will
be Joseph G. Brown, c. j. Hunter. Is.
> JeEman. r. strong. Chas. i. John
pr. Geo. Syme.
Nrs. Edith Tntum.
doi ITs T Edi5n T daG wife Of a. Ran.
Monday night The funeral viii take
nlacc Tomorrow morning at o'clocle
from tire house. ! West Main street.
and the interment viii he made At Mex
Misa Margaret Baldwin.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va, July News was re-
Of Miss Margaret Baldwin. aged e.gh-
teen years. al ST. Petersburg, Fla, her
death resulting from ptomaine poison
iingi resulting from eating frozen
Baldwin. formerly prominent in bust
ness at Johnson City. and a niece Of
j. y. Carr, os Bristol.
hrs. Rebecca VI. Smith.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG Va. July 4.-In;eli-
Sence was received here to-day II the
death. in Portland, Me. at o'clock
This morning. OF Mrs. Rebecca "
Smith. of this place. Mrs. Smith mad
not been we'll for some time ami re-
Gently left here TO spend the summer
az her cottage on Littlejohn Island.
Maine. Mrs. Smith was the widow OF
israel Smith. of New Brunswick y +
she leaves two daughters. Miss Filth
NJ Smith. OF williamsburg, and Mrs
Hugh S. Bird. Of Frederick sburE and
Two step-daughters. Misses Fannie B.
Smith, OF New Brunswick. y. J.. and
MISS Alice c Smith. OF Williamsburg.
Mrs. MoIIie I.undrum.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Amherst. Va. July 4.--Mrs. Mollie
i-andrum. widow OF Daniel Landrum.
died Sunday night at her home here,
She had been in i'll health for several
years. She is survived by one daurh :
ter. Miss Mary Landrum of this place.
Her husband died many years go Mrs
Landrum was a member Of the AM
herst Methodist Church
Mrs. =. +. Kinney.
tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
stanton. Va. July Airs. A. T.
kinney. widow OF the old tellor II the
National Valley Bank. died here to-day.
aged about seventy-five years She
leaves one son. VIM. T. Kinney. OF New
York. and three daughters. Mrs. McH.
Holliday. wife of a Stanton merchant.
Nrs Granville Sherwood. or Illinois,
nnd MISS Maud. of this city