The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-27
OBITUARY
Funeral of Andrew Stubs.

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Gloucester. Va, September 26.-The
body OF Andrew Stubs, w n died on
Sunday In Norfolk, was Inferred to-
terry. Rev. w. w. Sawyer. pastor OF
the church. and Rev. William B. Lee.
OF the Episcopal Church. oficiuted. Mr..
Stubs is survived BY two children
Edgar Stubs. OF Norfolk. and Mrs.
Edmond Hogue. of Richmond.
Vernon G. Miller.
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Norfolk, Va. september 26.--Eernon
Clark Miller, u we'll known young
man, died early this morning at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Miller. in Washington Avenue
after an illness OF three weeks.
OUTLINED Three wives.
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Winchester. Va. Septembsr &C.
Cherry Run. w. Va. at the age Of
eighty years. was married three times.
and o~utiiycd all his wives. He was
Il remarkable man in many other re-
spects. and was never III until re-
Gently.
Mrs. Elixn A. G~randrtnn.
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Woodstock. Va, September 26.-Mrs.
Eliza a. Grandstaff. wife OF George w.
90 'N1N = 'Si hS8iN 70
Edinburg, at the age OF sevcnty-six
years. Besides her husband. three
daughters. Mrs. George Crisman,
woodstock Mrs. Harrison Fadeioy.
Liant Mills and Mrs. C.. Il. Marston. OF
Indiana. and one brother. Samuel Artz.
OF TOMS Brook. survive her.
Miss BculRh brown.
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fredericksburg Va, September 2s.-
Miss Bcuiah Brown. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Brown. died yesterday
at her home. near Berea. in stafford
county. aged twenty years. She was
apparently in perfect health until 4
few hours before her death. She had
attended church. being taken III short
ly after returning home. and died In
n short time OF he~morrhagc of the
brain. She is survived by her parents
and several brothers and sisters.
DIR. }. l.. Spear.
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Wineton-Salem. n. c., September Go
L)r. j. j. spear. prominent physician
and citizen of Boonville. Yadkin coun-
~. died suddenly in church on Sunday
morning, just after he had laugh ais
Sunday school class. DIR. Spear was a
brave Confederate soldier and followed
Lee and Jackson through the Civil
Miss EsteIIc Evans.
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Alexandria, Va, september 26.-M!ss
Estclle Evans. fourteen years old.
daughter OF James Fl. Evn ms, died to-
dya at tho Alexandria Hospital of ty-
phoid fever.
Miss EIsIe Lindsey.
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Alexandria, Va. September 26.-Aiiss
Elsie Lindsey, twenty years old,
daughter OF James f. Lindsey. died to-
day at her parents home. 1908 Glib
bon Street.
DIR. Napoleon II. hewitt.
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Alexandria, Va. September 2s.-pr.
Napoleon 3. hewitt. eighty-one years
old. one of the Oldest and best known
last night at his home at Accotink.
Fairfax county. He had been practic-
ing medicine for the past sixty years,
and during the war was a
in the Confederate army. DR.. hewitt
is survived by two brothers. Benjamin
and Thomas hewitt, the former of
Fairfax county and the latter of Pu-
laski county. and also one sister, Mrs.
Emma Cox hewitt. of La Plata. Md.
The funeral will take place from mis-
home at . o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ada G.. Boicc.
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Ashland. Va. September 26.-Mrs.
Ada Clutter Boice, daughter of George
and Sarah Jenkins Clutter. died at her
home here to-day. She vas twice mar
ried. ner first husband having been
DR.. John Morris. Of Ohio. and the sec
ond DR.. James S. Boice, United States
urgeon. She is survived by the FOL
lowing children: Stella, George and
announcement OF the funeral will be
mazda later