The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
DEATHS poINasa
Demise of Mrs. Mamie Pettis Kilpatiick
aE Sunday MORNING.

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Demise of Mrs. Mamie Pettis Kilpatiick
Sunday Morning.
At o'clock Sunday morning Mrs. Ma
mic Pettis Fitzpatrick, wife of Mr.. c. S.
Fitzpatrick, died at the! home fof1her ia
ther, No. 361 l'oush street, after lin
gering Illness. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence,
being conducted by Rev. b. D. Tucker.
d. D., of st. Pauls p. Z. Church, and
Rev NJ. b, Wharton; d. d. OF Free
mason Street BAPTIST Church. <. &.ar,
The dgGca:r was, a Woman of many
lovely traits and her death brings sor-
row to 4 large cishle of friends and rela,-a
lives. She had been married only two
weeks.
.Y DIED SUDDENLY.
! The friShd$ 81 'M tsHIolizabeth Fischer.
wife of Mr.. Max Tlschler, the well
known cigar manufacturers, were start
led to hear OF her death, which occur: ed
suddenly Sunday night between II and
IL o'clock ut her residence. No. u Cum
beyland street. Mrs Fischer returned
Sunday morning on the Bay Line steam
er Georgia, from q visit of ten days TO
f:iends in New York, and was uppar
emily in good health, entertaining COM
pany as late az 1880 O'clock Shortly
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n sudden shortness of breath. Her nus
band went Immediately for n physician.
but upon his return found her uncon-
s2ious and she died shortly aftrrward.
Size leaves five children. The funeral
will tall place from the residence at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
TRIBUTE TO DIR. SOUTIIALL4
Ualchmond Times)
"The death OF DR.. Southall ended the
| career of one Of the most unique and
| distinguished Characters that ever
! adorned the pioee SION Of journalism In
| Virginia. We have had brilliant writer's.
| able politicians, indeed statesmen in the
editorial chairs of the Ola Dominion,
bu; no one Of them ever possessed the
| wide range Of real learning which en-
ablad DR. Southall 10 shine In the firm
! amcnt of editorial sta:s when he de-
| voted himself to the highest order Of
| newspaper work"
| DIED IN BRISTOL.
Mr.. Granville S. Bouah n former resi-
Gent of this city. died in Bristol Tenn,
suddenly Sunday morning. FIe leaves 4
| wife and three children. The deceased
vas Knight Templar. He was a
brother of Mr. ]. r. Bouah. and Mia:
| Mamie Y. Bor&h. of This city. They left
! yesterday for Bristol to attend the
! funeral.
| OLD SOLDIER DEAD.
William Smyth. Inmate Of The Mary
| land Line Confederate Soldiers Home,
/ 4, Pi!sesville. died Saturday from par
| aiysie. He was, Go years old. Enlist!ng
III Company c, First Maryland Infantry,
4 May 18th, 1861 he was promoted SCI
| Eeant ;he saline day. Tho following Sep
| tcmher he was promoted to be first ser
eeant. and April 1st, lSG2, wls elected
| lieutenant in the same company. After
being discharged in IIay, 1862 he re-
enlisted In Grandv's battery of light ar
! tillcry IN. l.. a. Blucs), and was pa"oled
at the close of the war. Captain Chas
r. Grandy wrote of Private Smyth In
1864: "FIe II one of my host soldiers and
lis particularly deserving" tNs.
DEATH OF F1NLAY GOLD.
w. Flniay Gold died Sunday morning
at 1880 at the family residence in Roam
oke, of typhoid fever. after an illness of
| five weeks. Deceased was young man
G3 years of age, and pceseAsed many
manly qualities. He was the son or J.
f! w. Gold and leaves n father. mother.
one brother, r. H. Gold, of Washbu-n
n. H.. who was al one time sergeant
OF police of Roanoke, and one sister
Miss Bessie Gold. He was 4 member OF
the First Presbyterian Church. and hi:
pastor. Rev. Dr. w. c. Campbell con
Quoted the funeral services yesterday
afternoon at O'clock from the family
residence, after which the inte-mcn
took place In Fairview, Cemetery. Mr.
Gold, who was engaged in business If
Norfolk was taken Ill with fever ant
went home about month ago with tnt
hope OF regaining. his health.