The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-11

Leon Wallerstein, James c. HARDWOOD,
and L. r.. Brauer. The intcrmcnt
was made ,,,L in the q r IIeorsw Cemetery.
Mark T. Thompson. Jr., the eldest
son of Mark Il. Thompson. Of this city,
died led In Cleveland. o.. Monday.
port. O.. where his brother. who died
II year ago. is buried. Mr. Thompson
ana Other, members OF the family left
the city Monday to att2n'l the funeral
Mrs. Jrnnic l.. Green.
Especial TO Tho Times Disputchl
fayettevilic y. T., january lU.-Mrs.
Jennie Z. Green. widow OF Captain j.
on Person street, this afternoon Mrs.
Green was born in Warren county in
iSil. VAS married In 1850. and came
vived by tho following children: Mrs.
j. ~. Steel Mrs. W. c. Mclaughlin,
Mrs w \. Williams, Miss Ella Green.
and I; NJ Green, OF this city. The
noon from the Hay Street Methodist
Church.
Allen j. uufIin.
Especial TO Tic Times Dispatchl
news OF the death Of I" Miien j. In Ruft I'M
In Phtladclphia sunday night was re-
ceiyed with genuine sorrow by num-
who was prominent and successful
business man OF IIillsboro. was for
many years identitied with the business
interests or Raleigh. being for n long
time presiden, of the Carolina Trust
Company. and also a director In the
Neuse River and Raleigh Cotton Mills
Senator Graham. OF Hillsboro. a ltins-
man. went to Hillsboro to-day 10 at
tend the funeral
William IInrris.
-ISpecial to The Times Dispatchl
William Harris. retired merchant and
Federal veteran, died suddenly at his
home here to-day OF heart diseaae and
paralysis. aged seventy-five years. He
here before the Civil War. He had
three brothers In the Confederate
Army He is survived by his wife.
seven brothers and one sister.
Mrs. Mary IInskins.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatchl
Hampton; Va. January lo..Mrs.
Thomas, j, lIaskins. died here to-day
at O'Clock. She was the daughter OF
the late Judge Atkinson. OF Smithneld.
and is survived by her husband and
TO Sm!thield for burial on Thursday
Funeral OF George a. schn,eIz.
tsneclal to The Times, Dispatch
Hampton, Va. January l0.--With
ance. and many prominent ministers
participating in the services. the fu-
neral OF George 4, Schmelz. banker
philanthropist; and Hampton's most
o'clock this afternoon from the Me
mortal Baptist Church. The Rev. +. w.
Boatwrigh,, Of Richmond College; Rev.
r. II. Pitt. ID. D.. editor OF the Re-
ligious Herald. Richmond: Rev. G. w.
Mray, OF this city, and the. Rev. f.
p n ,nr M jones' p; r. assisted the
conducting the services 4 large num-
Der OF negro ministers and attorneys
were present. while several testi-
monials from the negro race were roaa
at the services Tho Nrwnnrt
Lodge of Elks. Woodmen of the world
and INC Mems Bible Class. which was
founded by Mr.. Schmeiz, attended the
services in n body. The burial was in
st. Johns Cemetery.
Edgar II. Hammer.
tsnecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
r. Harmer died to-day. after several
months. Illness, In his seventy fourth
X iis, ar p Ills ancestors came With VII
Mrs. Louel,a lIarmer. two daughters
and one son survive.
DR.. Norman LIKE
1,n dsp asS,ie to The Ns Timpes,Dispateh.I
Norman Lake died at the home Of his
father, Male Lake. at Rectortown six
niles south OF this town, last 9atur-
typhoid fever, aged about thirty.
II. l.. Williams
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
- Marion, Va. January lo.--R. L. will
iiams. attorney at law. and Mayor of
the town of Marion. died at O'clock
this morning at his home, on West
Main Street. He will be buried at his
oid nome in Rye Valley o-morrow.
Mrs. Alice G. Mckenzie.
Especial to The Times DispatchJ
Salisbury. \. c.. January lO.-AIrs
Alice Caldwell Mckenzie, wife OF DR..
" w Mckenzie. died at her home in
this city last night, after severe
illness of two weeks Her condition
had been hopeless for three days, al
though the best of medical skill was
constantly at her side She was thirtv-
SIX years old, and Is survived by four
children. an aged mother and her hus-
band, DIR. Mckenzie.