The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
OBITUARY
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MI ~ - -, oiNis, seNenty-two years
tefday morning at O'clock at Iis
nome, 1901 East Clay street. lie was
4 director OF the Virginia Fire and
FIRST Na insurance G.n Company and the
%ganshter, Miss Bessie Bell Davis. Inc
iuheral VIII take place this afternoon
~ o'clock from The First Baptist
Ell by Rev. George W. Mcdaniel. The
following delegation of members of
II. p. Lee Camp. No. /. United Confed-
crate Veterans, OF which MIR. Davis was
9raty escort: Lieutenant Commander
I; c. Jones. J. r. Gray. Joseph W.
THOMAS. {. a. Harrington. j.. j. Kosher.
q. .. Jones, O. B. Morgan and W, b.
Funeral OF Mr.. Smith.
Tho funeral OF William Temnl,
smith. thirty nine years old who died
e eaaay yes yes,e F,i morning a. his home,
from the residence this afternoon a,
o'clock. He leaves a mother and two
brothers. Henry +. and Robert b.
Luther NJ. schneffer.
:, Blacksburs. Va. octopcr l6.-BIt,fer
NJ Schaener, of Montgomery county.
,nied suddenly Thursday morning al
ms nome; several miles from Blacks
burg. The funeral was held Friday
from the Glade Church. Revs. W. n.
nnbbert and Brown, OF the Lutheran
church, officiating, and was attended
by n delegation from the Blacltsburg
OF Confederate Veterans. OF whlah he
was a men1ster. Burial was made In the
FAMILY cemetery. nearby
;. o M, sehaeffer was born slxty. eight
the community where he died. He
served throughout the war as a mem
bier OF company l. Fourth vir-
GINA infantry. Stonewall Jacksons
BRIGADE. md NJ
Evans Camp OF Veterans at the time
OF his death. He married Miss Mary
Ledgerwood. OF this county. who died
several years ago. and is survived by
Schaeffer: four sisters. Mrs. William
Martin. OF Blacksburs. and three 9th
ers who lived with him at the family
home.
Mrs. Raleigh Clark Mays.
Amherst Va, october 6.-News was
received hero this morning announcing
tho sudden death at her home in Mad1 :
Mays, Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs G. A. Baldock. of Amherst She
was twenty-one years of age. Mrs.
Mays Is survived by her husband. an
infant child one week old; her parents,
three brothers-waltor a. and Eppa
II. Baldock. or Amherst. and G.. RI bal :
dock. OF Lynchburg; and three sisters.
Mrs. T. p. Gnrbee and MisH Renn Bal
dock. of Amherst, and Mrs. Ewers. of
Winesap. She was n sister of the late
D. a. Baldock. who died about two
weeks ago.
DIR. james NJ. Gallagher.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
Washington, N. c., October 6.--Dr.
James NJ; Gallagher. of this city, died
very suddenly at his residence last
night from the effects OF stroke OF
apopiexy. DIR. Gallagher was in his
sixty-third year. member of the
Catholic Church. and prominent
member of the I. o. r. NJ. The fu.
neral Will take place tomorrow after
mon ut the residence, conducted by
Father II. j. Gallagher, or Newborn.
Cemetery
John IT. Cate.
Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.l
Bristol, Va. October 6.-News has
been received by relatives hero OF tho
death of John T. Cate, prominent
merchant OF Dallas, Tex. He was a
native Of bristol ns. and spent MI, his e9aE,,yy
Gideon Cate. He Is survived by the
Knosvilie; wallace and w. ]. Cate,
of Bristol; Sam G. Cate. of Eagle Pass,
Tex, and Charles j. Cate. OF Columbia,
S. c.. and ono sister. Mrs. J: II, Nor
rell, of Knoxville. Tenn. Mr.. Cate is
also. survived by his widow and i've
and had been in good health until In
jured by an electric car last spring.
Mrs. Dennie G.. Woodson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Dennie Gibson woodaon. aged forty
city. died Thursday night at the ST.
ness she is survived by two sons and
ono sister, Mrs. Mary @. Bpatwrght, OF