The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-30
Miss Carrie Y. Ware.

Miss Carrie v Ware died yesterday
morning at the Virginia Hospital. MISS
Ware had been a patient at the hospital
for two weeks She was in the fifty
seventh year of her age.
The remains will be taken to RoXbury
Tor lnterIneIi. Chic rr,nrnin~
j. +. Pulling.
Mr. J. T. Pulling died last night at 10
O'Clock at the residence of his son, Mr..
N A Pulling. He leaves an aged widow,
and besides Mr.. n. A. Pulling, the follow
ing children: Messrs J. r. and c. a. Pull
ing. and Mrs. r. E. Hills and Mrs. Benja-
mine Jones. Arrangements for the
funeral are yet to be made.
Judge William L. Faircloth.
tBy Associated Press-)
GOLDSBORO, \. c., Dec. 29.-Chief
Justice William I. Faircloth died sud-
denly at his home in this city tonight,
about 10 O'clock. He tad taken a bath.
and the attack came on him just as he
had put on his night robe preparatory TO
going to bed He was able to lie down on
the lounge, and his wife saw that his con-
dillon was critical Neghbors and his
physicians were hastily summoned, but he
was dead before they arrived, III fact
he expired in 4 moment or two after
reaching the lounge.
He was one OF the wealt;liest men in
Il
and interested in other enterprises. he
served twice on the Supreme Court bench.
being first appointed III 1879, elected chief
justice in 1894
judge Faircloti1 was one of the most
prominent Republicans in Eastern North
Carolina.
Miss Fannie Boyce.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
JOvISGSTON, VA. Dec. 29.-Miss Fan
ME Boyce died suddenly Thursday night
at the home of her father, MI ID. ".
Boyce of Grape Lawn Miss BoVce was
a sweet and amiable young lady. eighteen
Years of age; the pet of the family. and
the mainstay and comfort OF an lnVand
mother She had many friends ana ad-
mirers in this neighborhood
She leaves her parents. two sisters
Mrs. VIM Hill and Mrs. Lovins-and
three brothers-Messrs. Tom and Sydney
Boyce of Nelson, and Mr.. {. A. Boyce, OF
Richmond, Va
f. II. Wolfe.
(Spocial Dispatch to The Times.)
BRISTOL, TENN, Dec. 29.-E. L.
Wclfe, a saloon-keeper, died IN BRISTOL
to-day. He was forty-three years OF age,
and a, native of Scott county, Va His
widow is the only surviving member OF
the family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ROANOKE, VA. Dec. 29-Mrs. Eliza
beth Hamilton, wife of Mr.. w. j. Hamll-
ton. died last night at her residence from
aged twenty-nine years She
IS survived by her husband and TWO
young children.
Mrs. Thomas j, Rinker.
Especial Dispatch to The I1mes)
WOODSTOCK, VA. Dec. @-Mrs. inos;
]. Rinker, aged seventy-three years dieu
at her home, near st. Luke, SHENANDOAH
county. Va, on Monday. She is survived
by four adult children.
John NJ. Crowell.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tlmes)
RR1STOL. VA, Dec. 29.-John NJ
croweIl. a, native of Wythe county, va,
hnt citizen of Bristol for forty years,
Is dead at the age of sixty-siA. lie LETT
nronerly valued at $4,000.
Luc.ns B. Wombell.
{By Associated Press.)
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec 2s-Hon.
J.ucius 3. Wombel, State Commissioner
of Agriculture, died last night at Chat
tanoochee, aged 81. He was prominent
Ia wver and for the. past twelve years had
,,een commissioner of agriculture.