The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-07
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hutier' OF Richmond He is survived
by her and the following children bv
this union: Misses Fannie w Kate
Ann W., Mary X. Charles NJ and Alien
-: ANDREWS, OF this city; Robert NJ. OF
New York. and James w. Andrews. OF
81. Louis. He leaves by his former
marriage. Marshall III. and Grey An
drews ic is also survived by two
sisters Misses Ollie l.. and Fannie A
andrews, OF Washington The funeral
arrangements have not been completed.
Rev. Thomas T.. Grimsicy.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Cuipeper. Va. March 6.-Rcv. Thomas
T.. Grimslcy. ono OF Culpepcr'. best
loved Baptist ministers, diod suddenly
to-day OF heart failure at the resi-
dchce OF his son-ip-law, Burnett
MILLER He Is survived by his wife
and one daughter, Mrs. Burnett Miller.
runcral services Will be held at the
baptlst church Saturday, and will bs
conducted by Dr. Winfrcy and Rev.
Stockton Cole. Intcrmcnt Will be at
tairview Cemetery
Miss Clare scott
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Amherst. Va. March 6.-3iiss Clar.
scott, aged sixteen years, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landon scott.
OF TINS place. died this morning at S
o'clock AZ 81. Vinccnts Hospital. Nor
FOLK, where she was taken for treat
inent several weeks ago. She Is sur
NiHed by her parents and tho follow
ING brothers and sisters: Sam l.. anu
Everett Scott OF Amherst. and c. l..
scott. Jr, OF ifarrlsonburg; Mrs
Charles 4. .Toubert and NIisses MARI
Miss Scott was IL member of Ascension
Episcopal church.
Lewis y. Chcvricr.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatth.)
Gloucester Courthouse, Va, Ma:ch
C-Lewis " Chevrlcr died at hts
home "Courval,' on the Ware River.
Gloucester County, suddenly at 10
o'clock this morning Of heart ta-Ture
Mr.. Chcvrier. who was a native or
trenton, n. j.. had built beautiful
nome for his mother. aunt ana him
self He had made many warm friends
since his residence in Gloucester. he
~ survived By his mother. an aun7.
Mrs. Lloyd. and two b-orllcr. -Charies
and Robert Chcvricr, OF Trenton. " l.
\ brief service will be heId NJ "Cour-
VAL to- morrow morning At 10 o'clock.
and the remains will be taken bl'
steamer Mobjack TO Trenton. X. J.. toc
intcrment
Mrs. Sophin II. Lane.
Especial TO The Times Di spatchJ
Fredericksburg, Va. March 6.-Mrs.
Sophia II. Lane. wife OF Councilman
II. r. Lane, daughter of DR.. Horace
r. Hall. died suddenly mere tonight
while she was walking on the street
( She was stricken without warning. and
I died before she could be carried into
nearby residence. Mrs Lane was
a member OF one OF the oldest Viz
sinia families and had an extensive
acquaintance. she is survived by her
father, husband and three sisters.
Lewis Huntington Hyde.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Winchester Va, March 6.-Lewis
Huntington Hyde. member of tho firm
ycrs. OF New York, died at his home
there this afternoon after a brief Ill
ness OF pneumonia, aged fifty- six years:
His remains probably will be inferred
at Norwich. Conn, where he was born.
and where his father lives. Mr.. Hyde
was married TWICE; his first wife being
boken. y. T., and she was formerly Miss
Mary Mcclure, OF Berryville. Clarke
County.
His second wife. who survives. was
and Mrs William r. Mcclure. OF Win
chester. one daughter. Mary. one
and three sisters also survive Dr.
his SON laws "'i bcd Hi' But did not
G. II. Wooiwinc.
chr rsti "e Va. siarch s9The
services oyer the remains OF
! cd from st. Pauls NJ f.. Church on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. James
/ i. Preston. Camp of Confedera.e !ei-
( NJ. Ellis. attended the funeral Mr.
/ Woolwlne had been an invalid for. n
long time. and recently had limb
amputated in a last effort to obtain re-
! lief from an old eunshot wound. He
! ia survived by his wife and n daughter,
! Mrs bingham