The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
vice. win be conducted this morning
~ Funeral OF Mr.. Hablirton.

in Amelia.
FuncraI OF Mr.. HabIinton.
The funeral of Charles S, Hablieton.
who died Tuesday ut his home, zoe
South Third Street. will take place
t,SSc TO- s1r; afternoon at o'clock from
Iiabliston leaves one sister, Mrs Allen
Simeon II. ,iar,hnlI.
Especial to The -Dispatch.J
=. Charlottesville. Va March a.
SIMEON II. Marshall. II retired farmer
OF Simeon. this county. died yester-
Charles u. Fletcher. in this city. after
brief illness Mr.. Marshall was a
native of Pennsylvania, and was in
~ survived by five daughters-Mrs.
Charles III. Fletcher. Mrs, Thomas G.
l3chrcndt. Mrs. w. +. Souder and Miss
Mrs Theodore MacConncll. He also
leaves one sister. Mrs. Martha Walsh,
of Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Brown.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Sarah NJ; Brown. widow Of George r.
4oi North Patrick Street. She was
siSty-ninc years old.
Cantnin William II. Taylor;
Especial tn The Times -Dispatch.]
Alexandria. Va. March 13.-Cnptain
William Il. Taylor. seventy three years
old. one Of the oldest and best known
denly ut an carly hour this morning
NJ the residence of is son. William p.
Taylor, GlS King street. lie was II
native Of Maryland. and besides his
wife leaves the following children:
Edward Taylor. OF Norfolk: w. p. Tay-
lor OF this city: John TAYLOR. of AL
Altoona. Pa ana Mrs j. Albert
Dicnclt this city,
Mrs. Tnbithn Caldwell.
Especial to The Times Dispateh.l
IIynCnburE Va. March l3-MrG
Tu6itha caldweli. widow Of d. Il. caid-
well. who died last Thursday. died this
P'ttsyi;ania county: Mrs. CALDWELL
was sixty years OF age. and she is
snrvivsd by the following, children:
John d. caldwell, of. Now Design. and
Mrs. Sallic Pierce, Of Danvile.
Mrs. Marguerite Dudley noIbrook.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Charlottesville. Va. March I3.--Mrs
Margucritc Dudley Holbrook. aged
forty seven. died last night after an
Illness Of SIX months It was the in
to Goochland county for interment. but
owing to the miserable condition Of
the roads due to the recent heavy
II obrook was n native of Cumberland
county. end with her husband. re-
moved TO charlottesville from Flu
wanna county Her husband and five
children survive She also leaves one
sister, Mrs. NJ Y. Forbes. of Dlliwyn
HcN. q. 4. ovcrstrcct.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Charlottesville. Va. March Ia
News has been recaivcd here OF the
death in Taylorsville. Ky. of the Rev.
terrain minister. Mr.. Ovcrstrect mar
ricd Miss TeXic Crank, of this county.
Tosether they made their home ut
Taylorsvillc where. for many years.
they conducted preparatory school
for young men and women Later Mr.
overstreet entered the ministry and
rious parts of Kentucky. Ills wife
and one daughter. Miss CornciIc Over
street. survive.
william RcII.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
IlarrisonburE, Va. March l3-Wil-
liam Bell. serenty-four years old a
widely known farmer and cattle
Augusta county. He leaves two
brothers-Dr S. IL. Bell aud Hendron
Rell-and sister. Mics Marguerite
lie was never married He was a
member Of prominent family and
did an extensive cattle business in the
counties of Augusta and Highland.
Mrs. William Re 'noldr.
Especial to The Times Dsratchl
Within hnin;rrisonnonrg; Va, March l3.-Mrs
died mt Waynesboro. Augusta county
and was buried at her old home near
New Market. shnnandoah county. She
Iienkle, a member of q well known
Valley family.
Thomas III. Gordon.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Spotsylvania, Va. March I3.--Thos
H. Gordon, merchant or Ciatewoud
Spotsylvania county. died to-day Of
neart disease aged fifty years MIR
Gordon is survived by four brothers
and three sisters
Mrs Be.sic Roberts.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
salem. Va. March l3--AIrs Bessie
Roberts. wife of y. L. Roberts. VINO