The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
OBITUARY



Mrs. stella Davenport Warrcn y;,.
OF George NJ Warren United states
oraihaSc engineer for the State Of vir
gina died yesterday morning NJ :
. cock at 81. Elizabctli's Hospital. Her
na VIII be sent ut noon to- day to
boston her former home. The funeral
services viii he held at Newton, with
iltci1nent ut WcStOVer Mass
MIS-. warren was in her forty fourth
car. she was the daughter OF tho l,tc
gorge r. Harrington. - well Known
business man OF Boston. BESIDES hcr
husband. she is survived bv one dourh.
Ter. Miss Ruth Warren.
r., MISS Catherine Hnnrnhnn.
,yi 1IIRiecia TO The Times Dispatch.I
Catherine Hanrahan. aged twcnty rni,,
years eldest daughter of Mir and Mrn
IT, II, ~ Manrahan. died in the home Of
SATURDAY afternoon at o'clock after
"a lingering illness. The funeral tool.
p,ace IRON the residence this after
Cedar i'r0cc Cemetery. - =
=. j. McGuIrc.
Especial TO The imcs- Dispatch
Gnire died this morning at the resi-
9 n OF MS son. J. l.. Mcclure. los
tr Sa reH' r d N1sSi icing due to hear,
years OF age. and is survived by the
t3ilowing Children: Mrs. J. l.. Kinda.
Ta M0lwoo d. Mrs: J. A. Williams. OF
mond; Z. u. McGuire. Of San rrann l,e,,
ana ana j.; L.. r. y and G. n. Mcclure and
M MIS- nrank Moore. of Lynchburg. MIR.
War. having served FOR three years
With credit to himself in The Confed :
held Tuesday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock
from 100 Pearl street.
II. &. Harvey.
Especial to The rT.mes-Dispatch
AppomattoX, Va. April T.-R. C..
Harvey. aged about forty years, died
ing illness. Mr.. Harvey had His home
mere with Mrs. J. X Atwood. and
Went to a Lynchb1rg for snecial treat
survives.
Funeral services were held at Ap-
poinattoN to-day, and interment was
IN his family square at Liberty Gene
terry.
,I nev; :. F% 1,.y Nemper. d. u.
Washington Va. April 7.-Rev !.
Foley kcmpcr, d. D.. of Woodyille.
hKappahannosk County. died At his
lerday beside his wife in the family
cemetery at the residence OF John j.
Miller. who was = brother OF Or. KEN
pers wire, she having died about i've
Dr. kempcr was about sixty-eight
vv%,ars oid. and spent his early life IL,
he had been in the ministry in Mis-
souri,. in which state he had charge OF
the B9ptiSt Church at Marshall and
several other points. About six years
ago he returned TO his home In the
county for rest after having re-
signed his church in Missouri. As soon
as he returned TO Rappahannocll sew
eral churches that were pastorlcss
called him, and for about three years
he remained in his native county and
preached. He then received an urgent
call 10 bonneville. Mo. and he return
ed there. but soon his health broke
down, and he went from his charge
to several hospitals and consulted
many specialists. but none OF them
could relieve him, and he fingered until
yesterday.
When he was under nfteen wears
Of age he ran away from a private
school TO join the Confederate Army
at First Manassas. but being SO young
he was refused enlistment, and was
his parents sent him to Virginia NIiii-
tary Institute where he remained un-
til the fall of 1863. when he again
left school determined TO fight for
mand in Loudoun County. with which
he remained until the close OF the war
His cOmradc- harms. Colonel Charles
II. Dear OF this place. says that he
conducted himself gallantly, and AT
his funeral the Daughters of the Con
federacy draped his casket with flags
and I, large wreath was placed on the
bier by c. III. Dear, and marked From
Mosby'S men,"
Baptist Church at this place. conducted
the services and his remarks were
touching ard appropriate. The at
tendance at the grave bore witness of
the respect in which the people of this
county held him.
u. l.. Murphy.
Especial to The Tires Dispatch
Orange. Va, April TN. l.. Murphy
aged twenty-five years. eldest son OF