The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-08

Iucian GIeaves, postmaster at this
place. died this afternoon at O'CLOCK
OF pneumonia. having been sick about
Il week. He is survived by his wire
and two sons. Captain Samuel X
C,saves. of the United states Army
who, for several years, was com =
rnandant at the v. NJ. l., and who Is
now stationed in san Francisco, and J.
l.. Gleaves. Jr., Of Wytheviue. he
has also two brothers, DR.. C. w
Gleaves, cashier Of the First National
Bank OF wytheville. and ]. Taylor
Gleaves, OF Roanoke. Arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been
made.
Miss Virginia p. Jacobs.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
Charlottesville. Va. January T.
Miss Virginia p. Jacobs. teacher IN
the public school near Earlyville. this
county. died last night at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r:
Jacobs, In this city, after an illness oil
six weeks, aged twenty-five years The
funeral will take place "Wednesday
morning from the High Street Baptist
Church. the service to be conducted oy
the pastor. DR.. Henry W Battle. Be
sides her parents, Miss Jacobs Is sur
yiyed by four sisters
Funeral of Mrs. II. &. Harlow.
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Charlottesville, Va. January T.
The funeral of Mrs. H c. Harlow. VINO
died yesterday afternoon at her home
near "Birdwood," will take place to-
morrow at the home OF her father,
John Spicer. near Zion. Louisa County
Fer husband and three children sur
1n1u
Mrs. f. s. Hammer. Mrs. II. E Harlow,
Mrs. ]. w. Smith and Mrs. John Weeks,
and three brothers: Messrs- II. d, w
A. and John Spicer-
G. l.. Kaimbsch.
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Fredericksburg, Va. January T.
c. L. Kaimbach. famous Confederate
scout, assayist and mining expert. CIVIL
engineer and college graduate, died
here to-day after an illness Of two
DAYS, aged seventy-six years. His
wief died ten years ago. He left no
children.
Rev. Frank Jenkins.
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Stanton. Va, January Rev
Frank Jenkins. Of Greenville. pastor OF
Augusta Circuit. Baltimore Conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is
dead from measles and double pneu-
monia, eged about forty-five years
leaving a wife and one chud. lie
was formerly from Alabama
George French strother-
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Culpeper. Va. January THE body
Of George French Strother, who died
suddenly at welch. W. Va. was buried
a, Culpeper. his former home. this al
ternoou. Fairfax Lodge Of Masons
W. ]. Phillips. of FredericksburS. dis
trict deputy grand master, presiding
conducted the funeral services a'r
fax Commandery of Knights Tenpiar
under Eminent Sir W. W Field. aztec
as escort A delegation OF twenty-five
Masons. headed by w H. stokes pas
grand master and past grand hsn
priest of West Virginia, accohpah-S"
the body from. WEIGH
George w. Bell
rs,ecial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va. January THE
body Of George W. Bell. formerly Oh
this city. but for the past several years
a resident Of. Washington. who dieo
Yesterday of paralysis at his home
there. aged sIxty-nine years, was
brought here to-day and buried in the
CITY Cemetery. services being ne!d az
the grave. Mr. Bell was Confed-
crate veteran and is survived by his
wife and three children
James ID. c. GouIdin-
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Bowling Green. Va. January -
James u. g Gouldin died yesterday
morning at his home near Woodford
after a short illness. aged thirty-nin
years. He is survived ny MS widow