The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22

eyed about scventy-fve years. died
this afternoon OF paralysis Two
daughters survive.
Mrs. Rosa Adams Faulkner.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
:, ~, Inch burg. Va, March 2l.-Mrs.
late John O. Adams and Mar r
Saunders. and widow OF John William
Faulkner. who for many years was
this morning at q o'clock at her home
9l2 Sixteenth Street, the end being not
unexpected. for Mrs. Faulkner had been
unconscious for week. during which
period her death was almost momen-
tarily expected
Mrs, Faulkner was native of
LynchburG and she spent her entire
life here She was member of Court.
Of which she had for many years been
very Jealous and active. Mrs. Faux
mer , survived sur her h US since 1926
tain w. 5. Faulkner. of the Twenty
third I'd Infantry, Y. $ a, nov STATIONED
ner John y. Faulkner. Mrs y. Il. Percy
and Mrs X D. Yaneey all OF Lynch
inBton. ID. c.
Mrs. NJ. c. smith.
Especial To The Times ID ispatchl
West Point Va, March 2l-Mrs VI
@. Smith. of historic Chestnut Grove.
in New Kent County died yesterday
morning at o'clock. With her the
art OF lctter-writing had not been
lost. and though far in her seventies.
she was a splendid correspondent, and.
having large family and maiiy
friends, she wrote great many lot
tcrs Indeed that was her recreation.
She Sc survived by the following
daughters and sons: Mrs O. VI Chand-
Ter. with whom she made her home
at Chestnut Grove: Mrs. Milton Vip,nd,
Mrs. Warren Long. OF Newport News;
Mrs G. G. Kcyscr. OF Pensacola Fla.
Mrs. Fletcher Crump. Slatersy!lle and
Campbell and Richard smith. OF Nor
folk. and r. ST. r. smith, of Rich
mond.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Eamcn.
Especial tc The Times Dspatch.1
Salisbury. y. G, March ai-Mrs.
Richard n. Eames. one Of the best
known women in Salisbury, was FOUND
dead in bed this morning. when she
did not rise for breakfast. members OF
the family went to her room and found
she had expired. death being due 10
heart failure. She was seventy-eiEht
years old. and was native OF Eng
land. She Was married TO DR.. Richard
NJ Eames. noted mining expert, in
London in 1858. and came 1T once TO
North Carolina 10 live. She was a
member OF well-known family. and
was prominently connected. \ son,
II. NJ. Eames, Jr.. WAS killed in n wreck
health had been bad for some time.
but death was unexpected surviving
( are three daughters. Mrs. Theodore
Buerbaum and Misses Minnie and Mary
I E:ames, and her husband. DR.. Il NJ.
/ Games. Of Salisbury.
/ RnIph Hisey.
! Especial 10 The Times hi spatch.1
| Woodstock. Va. March 2l.-Ralph
| Hisey. aged twenty-five years died at
the home Of his parents in EdinburS
I Wednesday night. following an illness
/ Of diabetes. lie was son of Il. l..
/ Hiscy. editor OF the Ediuburg Sent-
mel Besides his parents, lie is sur
/ vtved by one sister. Miss Marguerite
Eisey, and one brother, Walter Ilisey.
! OF Eccles. w. Va. Funeral services
/ were held Friday afternoon from the
/ Methodist Church.
/ Andrew Lewis Shenrcr.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch,l
! Winchester, Va, March 2l.-Andrew
/ Lewis Shearer. siXty-eight years old.
! a wealthy merchant. died to-day of
1 heart disease, after three days illness.
/ He spent his entire life here. Two sis
/ ters Mrs Louise :. Lloyd, of Winches-
ter, and Mrs. James y. Rogers. OF
| Charles Town, w. va. and one bro
ther, George d. Shearer OF California,
survive.
Rev. A. q. FInhcrty.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
| Roanoke, Va. March 2l.--Rev. a. Q.
! Flaherty, the oldest MEMBER OIL the
| Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church. South. eiGhty-siN
| years old, died last night at the home
| of Craig Johnson. in Craig County.
| MIR. FIaherty was in the conference
| for more than fifty years. but retired
| from active service several years ago
| because of his age. He was known
from one end of the conference to tho
| other, having served as pastor in many
! OF the principal churches from Ialt!-
| more to the southern end OF the terri
tory under its jurisdiction.
| He was n native of Botetourt Coun-
| ty having been born near Roaring Run
| The body will be brought to Botetourt
tomorrow, and the burial will be con-
| Quoted in the family burying ground
at Roaring Run.
Funeral Of Mrs. OrndorT.
Especial to The Times Dispatch1
| Woodstock, Va, March 2l.--Thc fun
eral OF Mrs. Agnes funk OrndorT,
| aged twenty-five years, was held in
tho Methodist Church of this place
Thursday morning, and nterment WAS
made in the Massanutten Cemetery.
| Mrs. Orndorn died in the hospital OF
| Charles Town, w. Va, early Tuesday
morning and her body reached Wood
stock Tuesday night Mrs. Orndorft
was bride of six months. She g
survived by her husband. Kirby Orn-
dorff. her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Funk. two sisters and five brothers,
all of this place
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