The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-10
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Elizabeth Holcomb Boiling, wife Of S.
NJ Boiling. clerk of the Circui, Court
or Bedford. died this morning at
O'Clock at her home ON Peaks Street
after long period OF invalidism. She
was a daughter OF the late James p.
li0lcomb. the founder of Bellevue High
school and il was there that she first
met MI Boiling, u son OF Robert Boil
WAS student OF the school
She had many friends In Richmond.
Where she resided while Mr.. Boiling
was u representative In the House OF
delegates. and aftcrward superintcnd-
ent Of the penitentiary.
enc Is survived by her husband and
Two daughters. Mrs. $. $ Lambeth. Jr..
and Miss Elizabeth Boiling: two sis
ters. Miss Lille Holcomb OF Roanoke.
ana Miss Alice Holcomb. of George
town, ID. c., and two brothers, Edward
and Cary Holcomb, who live in the
She had since girlhood been mem-
per OF ihG Episeopal Church,
HcnJnnin y. Tisdnlc.
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BoSdton. Va. January 9.-Benjamin
Newton Tisdalc. n prominent citizen
OF or MeSkiennnrs county. died at his
m,ornng. His death was very sud-
den. He was feeling, apparently. I'M
usually well when he went TO bed and
curing the night he was found tn
be dead By his wife. who was asleep
In the same room Mir. Tisdalc was
seventy-two years OF age. Just two
GAYS before his death. He was u brave
throughout the war, being wounded
several times lie was useful
and popular citizen. He leaves u
widow widow and d, tn the following children:
ton Mrs. III. ~ Beaies. Mrs. l.. w. Will
son. Mrs. Enmie C. Beales Mrs Donald
Manwarring-all of this county.
Mr.. Tisdalc was buried at hts home
yesterday. about o'clock
Il. Carson FnndcErift.
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ChafloStesviilc. Va. January Or
Carson Vandegrift aged thirty-nine
l9f Iegsfa Tor vars nas yor travelnS
last evening at the home OF his pa.
rents. Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Vandegrift
IN this city. Death was due TO some
GRIT was unmarried. Besides his pa
rents he leaves two brothers and four
sisters,-W: 4. NandeE-ift, OF Clarks-
burg. w. Va; Harry ii. Vandegrift. OF
Newport News; Mrs. Frank Beale, of
Louisa. Mrs. Charles Fitch, of Roa.
noke. and Misses Rosa and Katie VAN
degrift. of this city.
Funeral OF John l.. Stewart.
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Raleigh. n. c.. January 9.-Thc re-
mains of Representative John l.. Stew
art were taken this morning to his
Ilate home. Star, Montgomery county.
panied 10 Star by the following dele
cation from the General Assembly:
REPRESENTATIVES Cox and Carter OF
Randolph; Warren. of Person; Hous-
ton. of Union. and Kennedy. of Samp-
son. and Senators Rcinhart. of Lincoln,
and Armstrong. OF Montgomery Mr..
Stewart. who was seventylnine years
old. died yesterday at noon at Rex
Hospital. after a brief illness from
throat trouble.
Especial to The Times DlspatchJ
Alexandria. Va, January 9.-The flu
neral of Charles S. Taylor. who died
suddenly yesterday evening. will be
held at noon tomorrow from St. Paul's
Quoted by Rev. p. T. Phillips. rector.
The following members of r. Il. Leo
Camp, Confederate Veterans, will serve
as pallbearers: w. A. SInoot. j. M
Johnson, ]. r. Zimmerman, G. William
Ramsay. Captain r. L. Knox and Sam
uel Boush.
MIR. Taylor was sixty-six years OF
eight children, and one sister. the lat
ter being Mrs. Julian #. Burke. He
served in the Confederate army. At
the time of his death he was curator
of Christ EPISCOPAL Church
Mrs. Angelina c. Bacon.
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Williamsburg. Va, January 9-Alrs
AnEeline Caroline Bacon. widow of
Captain John r. Bacon. died this ar
the West End. after short Illness
Mrs. Bacon before marriage was a
Miss Goodman. and was born in Will
linmsburg seventy-one years ago. Her
husband died about two years ago. She
is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fred