The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-15
OBITUARY
Mrs. Susan NJ. Stewart.

Mrs. Susan NJ. stewart.
Mrs Susan Nj. Stewart, mother OF
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure. of Richmond, died
sunday night at Greenville. n. c. She
also leaves the following children. Mrs.
Robert Cobb. OF Summerfield, N c.: C.
II. Rogers. j. r. Stewart, Ii. A. stew.
art and Mrs. IL. Jefferson Cantrell, all
of Reidsville, n. C.
John NJ. beverly.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NJ. Beverly, OF Darwin. died at the
hospital at Clintwood On Sunday morn
ing. HIS death resulted from an in
ternal injury received while he was
working on a road. He was fifty-four
Years of age.
Funeral of Mrs. Hughes.
tspeciai to The Times Dispatch.l :
Lynehburs. Va. November 14.-The
burial OF MIS-. Virginia c. Hughes, who
died Mt the Western State Hospital
sqa ,dy night. took place yesterday
tox county. Mrs. Hughes is survived
ny the following children: j. p. and
X d. Hughes and Mrs. James d. North
81 Lynchburg. and Mrs. James w.
owen, OF Appomattox county.
Thonus A. wiIkcrson.
lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.1
Concord. Va, November li-Thoma,
andrew Wilkerson. after an illness of
east OF here SUNDAY at twenty min
utes to 12 o'clock, in the fifty-seventh
year OF his age. lie leaves q wife and
t n,ne children. besides an aged father.
'hree sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. j. ID. Harrison.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
charlottesville. Va, November il
Frank and Thomas Harrison, students
at the University of Virginia, re-
ceived telegram last night announce
Ing the death of their mother, Mrs. ].
b. Harrison. one OF the most promi-
nent and widely useful Christian wo-
mon of Greensboro, n. c., from the CT
feet OF a surgical operation.
Miss Mamie Lewis Salmon.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.]
charlottesville, Va. November IL
Miss Mamie Lewis Salmon, aged
seventytwo years. died yesterday at
( her home at Stony Point, in the
northern part OF the county, few
miles from the place OF her birth.
Arch A. RiddeI.
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Harrisonburg. Va, November la
Arch a. Riddel. seventy years old, a
| Confederate veteran, Is dead at Stras-
burg. He leaves two sisters-Mrs.
John Koontz. OF Woodstock, and Mrs.
Kerlin. of Mt. Jackson. He was a
brother of the late DR.. Riddel. Of
Woodstock.
Mrs. Mary G. Dornin.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
Lynchourg. Va. November 14.-Mrs,
Mary Gannaway Dornin. wife of
Thomas r. Dornin, died Sunday morn.
Ing at her home in Clay Street, after
an illness of only few hours. Sha
was the daughter of the late Warren
Gannaway. She was eighty years old,
and mad been member or the Metho-
dist Church for sixty-seven years
Mrs. Dornin, in addition to her husS
band, is survived by two daughters,
NrS II :
Dornin. She also leaves tho following
grandchildren: Mrs. F. B. Caldwell,
] Misses Evelyn, Mary and Kittle and
Tom Dornin, and TWO great-grand-
children.
Mamie May Eaus.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Concord. Va. November 14.-Nannia
May Eaus. the little daughter or MIR.
ana Mrs Tim WIN Eaus, died yester-
day OF heart complications, following
diphtheria. The buria! took place TINS
evening at o'clock ut New Concord
Church. and was conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Elder.
John Ii. Sherman,
Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Luray, Va, November l4.-John II.
Sherman, n native of-Potter county,
Pa. for many years foreman of the
Deford Tanning Company. OF Luray.
died to-day in this county, aged seven
, ty-four years. He was widely known
1
land.
James A. Richard.
James a. Richard, aged about sixty.
six years. q courier for General jack.
son in the war. died to-day at his
home, this county. He was the father
of eleven children.
Colonel Robert Saycrs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Wytheville. Va, November l4.-Col.
Robert Sayers, one of the Oldest resi-
dents OF Wytheville, died this morning
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Susie Norman, from old age and gen
eral breakdown. aged eighty fiy o
years.
Colonel sayers had been prominent
In the affairs of the county, having
been sheriff prior to 1861. and repre-
senting the county In the House of
Delegates in 1882 as Readjuster. He
was also at one time extensively en-
gagged in the iron business. He Is
survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Susie Norman and Misses Nell and