The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-29

the able direction OF Mr.. II. G..
Whitehead, Phi. G.
The purity and freshness of our
drugs and the careful and pains
taking compromising of the same
will assure you at all times the
fullest benefit OF the physicians
prescription.
Grant Drug Co.,
JAMES HENRY GRANT, hsristm.
n. w. Cor. 7th and Broad SITS.
S. E. Cor. 18th and Main SITS.
ty-first street. She was fifty-four years
old and a daughter of the late Mrs.
William r. Anderson. One son and
three brothers survive her.
Rev. John Edwards.
BALTIMORE. ND, March a.
The Rev. John Edwards, aged oe
years. pastor OF the Twenty-fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
died here this afternoon Of bronchial
trouble. Mr.. Edwards was one OF
the oldest Methodist ministers In this
city. and had been In the Methodist
Episcopal ministry for about fifty-one
years.
He filled a number of importan,
charges in Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia and New Jersey.
Miss Mary A ESpley.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March
2a.-MisS Mary A. Espiey. native OF
England. and who for the past nine
teen years had made her home with
the family Of George L. Newman and
his daughter, Mrs. Henry l.. Layman
died last night after a brief illness
The funeral will be conducted by the
Usev. II. p. Lee, rector of Chris
Episcopal church, assisted by Arch
deacon Frederick W. Neve. The re-
mains will be taken to Buffalo, N
Y, for interment.
n. Il. Boon.
Especial to The Richmond virglnian.
ROANOKE, VA, March :9.--A
telegram from Jonesburg. Mo-. an
nounces the death there OF Mr.. n. I
Boon. He leaves three sisters. Mrs. A
]. Phelps and Mrs. j. A. Fishb burn. o.
Roanoke. and two brothers, B. b
Boon. of Richmond. and ID. l.. Boon
OF Boon's Hill. Franklin county. H.
also is survived by widow and sew
eral children. He was sixty-eigh
years old
ID. l.. Gill.
Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
HEATHSvILLE, VA, March 29.--Mr
b. l. Gill. one of the most prominent
citizens OF Rehoboth church. Northum-
urday night. A short while previous tc
his death he witnessed from his sick
room the burning Of his barn. which, II
IL thought, was OF incendtary origin
Some months ago his barn was de-
stroyed by fire. The deceased 10 sur.
vived by a widow and several children
j. r. Lee.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
APPOMATTOx. VA, March 90
Mr. John Thomas Lee died at his
home near Chop. in this county. Sun
day night. after q short illness. He
was in the seventy-third year OF his
age. Last Friday night ne fell down
the steps and never regained con-
mtliarly known here. was once justice
Of the peace of this county.
Henry A. Coles.
AMHERST. VA. March 29.--Henrj
Augustus Coles, OF New York. diet
here Monday night at the home of hi
son-in-law. DIR. r. C. Whitehead. Mr.
Coles, who was a prominent citixet
OF Brooklyn. N. Y, had been In failing
health for some time past. Mr.. Coles
was q native of Connecticut. and hi
remains were taken to that State fol
interment. He was cousin OF Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt.
Mrs. Idxxic Hoggc.
Especial to The Richmond viYginian.
GRAFTON, VA, March 9Th,
remains OF Mrs. Eizzie Hogse, widow
residing In Goodwin's Neck, who died
last Sunday. were inferred at this
cemetery Of Zion church In the Sea.
ford neighborhood Monday evening
the services being conducted by Rev.
e. p. Parham.
James M. WyukOOp.
Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
LEESBURG. VA, aMrch 2S.--Mr
James N. wynkoop died at his home
near Round Hill, this county. on Mon.
day, aged seventy-three years. Death
was due to paraiysis. He 10 survived
by his wife and four daughters.
MIRA Frances A. Glaescll.
BOWLING GREEN. VA, March ~.
Mrs. Frances A. OlasseII. died At her
home yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
aged ninety.thres years. She 10 sur
vived by one son. DR.. Robert r. Glas-
sell. and four daughters. Misses Fan
ME. Eugenia. Ada and Louise Glas-
sell, all OF this place.
Ni1s vIrginaa Hinldns. =
WINCHEGTEh, VA. March a.
Miss virginia Hinkins. member OF an
old Shenandoah Valley family, died
at Mtd0ietown. thts- county. Tue1d&y,