The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
OBITUARY
FuncruI

1,yn ne t ,SI,, 10, OF Councilman John j.
ids WIZ from ,aks St. pln se,s a! 10 SgIos
Church. corner of Eighth and " Grneo
Streets Streets Men Members Of tho Common
ofilcials will attend in n bod n.y.
common Council has been called TO
i mfet sI,, the City Hall at II 4. II. to
MT. Lynch Floral designs have boon
ordered by tho City Council and by
the Committee on Elistricity. of which
Mr, Lynch was chairman
bearers: "e' @6 pail
Honc n. e. Marcuse, w. s.
G Jr ,,1 Thomas w. Joseph. John Mann. n.
Mnnoncy. Robert Marks. Joseph Stew
art; p. +. Mccarthy. Hugh o'Nei, p
MeAN etIyey a. j.. Basby. "
r. r. f p s. Clarke. william ii. Adams. Adams,
r. n. Fergusson. J. Il. PHILLIPS, Jr'
L. r. =; Hatke and H. Z. Tresnor. 80
calvary Cemetery " w
Adam TredwcIl.
Especial TO The Times ispatch.l
vcIi Trt tu Va. March 2G.--Adam tired.
railroad. manufacturing and nG,o,ni
cireies. died this morning from, :.
, 100 or paralysis sustained week
nS9' lie was neventy-two years old
"nd az survived by his second wiz
1 Th three children OF his frst vie
me funeral Will be ut 81. Paui's Epis.
Mr.. Tredwcl was secreta1v tr.oa
urer and purchasing agent OF tho Old
ntlahtic and Danville Railroad before
va WIS srd merged Into the Southern. He
pocomokc Guano Company. Dur,nv In.
H. sSeals mat he was chairman OF
sion e st ,ba r Sever and Drain Comma
, wcre paved and half OF the city WINS
proTiucd with acwcr. lie was in In.
senr ,yuerate nnv% serving as private
so, ethry TO Commander VIM T Nusn
and on the staff Of Commodore Jvn"h
and Commodore Pinckney, ITO va. ~
1.rect descendant OF John Alden. tho
naiinous secretary OF the Maynowcr
Funeral or John II. Atwood.
Special To The Times d ispatch.l
,.pPoinattoH. Va, March c6.-Thc fu
wood s ,ens OF John Randolph Al.
Liberty Baptist Church at 2 o'clock ,his
a., noon. Three former pastors were
~ =. T TnnTse OF the ceremonies. Or Geo.
~ ~ itynchburs, and DR.. Hugh Smith. Of
.hrist,ansburg. and the present ,,,s
b tor, rev n r. G Hubbard. The pail
Jennings, OF Lynchburg: S. T. Fcrg,i
son; Lindsal Crawley. Randoiph CaiS-
wen and ~. r. HARDWOOD Among thos.
tend Tend f I'm from other places to AT.
Edward schaefer. Mr.. and Mrs N r.
liarrey and Mrs. Clara Harvey ;, nj
a aad or tynchburg: J. p Harvey
Paner Vest Poinf o. Mynf r. Je,Sr
,aimFille Many handsome forai DO,
!! SMs IRON many friends in Richmond
=, me funeral was conducted with mi
masonic rites. 800 '"ii
Allen w. TnIrey.
tsbeeial TO The Times. Dispatch.1
Taiiey. for v ear: March arc 2s',Alien w.
known business men Of i I tne best
uiea SUNDAY at his home after a long
emf OF neart disease He was sew
OF Petersburg, but had lived here NAM
,bn T., t0r years he was cashier OF
tigod fir Isl, national Bank and was iden-
COKE companies. His wife and two
sons. DR.; Warren Tailey and j, G. TAI.
icy. both OF New York City, survive
Mrs. Fannie =. Fitchett.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
hampton Va. March 2G.-Mrs. Fan.
Years te S, ald s,.a Fi,ehstt. seventy nine
or her daughter. Miss Bessie Fitchett
SSiincipal OF Hampton Female College
s ane vas ABBY the widow Of John Fitehett
S,mkina widely-known phvsirian
she was born In Princess Anne coun:v
iWo daughters survive her. The BODY
Eli be taken to Norfolk to-morrow for
Mrs. Frances Polk Dillon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Franeess i Polk Dillon yi M MaFsn :;
Edward Dillon. who died in 1897 died
to-day at her homo In Lexington. aged
81 e,tNtSy.eign n years She was a daughter
s see Genera s,,rn,,, hueius j. Polk. OF Tennes-
Two daughters. J. Roy. OF New Orleans:
Gf oS ana Lucins P. Of Indian Rock !:
c Cpf e. OF Norfolk, and Frank. OF
emile South America. and Miss Fra meas
pilton; OF Lexington. and Mrs Robert
L. M; Spiii man of Charleston, w. Va.
me funeral III WIN be held Thursday
Weldon, n G., l March P'S Es.@Ml G.
Daniel, well-known farmer ana
merchant. OF Halifax county, died AT a
Richmond hospital. where he had been
taken for treatment. For a long time
he was member OF the Halifax
county Board OF Commission
Abram WIitmore.
Especial TO The Times Dispa tchI
,Harrisonburg, Va. March go
died gestsrdag n eiEhtS Years old
a Confederate veteran. He leaves his
T%btdow. who was Miss Marsaret
morning while dressing Mr.. whi t
was stricken with paralysis ana fell
to the floor. striking his neck against
Funeral OF MRS. S. A.. Coz.
tSpeelal to The Times Dlspatch.l
Charlottesville. Va. March 26.-The
remains OF Mrs. S. A. Cox, who died
Sunday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Petzoe. in Newport News, were
brought TO this city last night and
! the funeral held at 3 o'clock this ar
ternoon from the residence of her aon
| James Cox, the service being conduct,
| ed by the Rev. r. P. Lumpkin, pastor
! OF the Hinton Avenue Methodist
| church. The interment was in Oak
| Hill Cemetery
Stephen a. Carpenter
| Shecial to The Times Dispatchl
Charlottesville. Va, March 2s.-
Stephen A. Carpenter. one or the best
known. farmers OF Albemarlo county.
| died at o'clock this morning at his
home at Red Hill, in the siXty-first
| year of his age. The funeral will take
1 place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
| from Mooreland Baptist Church. Mr..
| Carpenter married Miss Margaret Tcel
daughter of the late Captain Sam Teei.
for years sheriff Of Albemarle county
Five children surviVe-James. William
i q IQhngnn GO Iai tlt kEts.-