The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29
OBITUARY.
WALLACE F. Bache

WALLACE F. Bache.
The death of Mr. Wallace F. Bache oc-
Cured Thursday night about 10 O'Clock at
Locust Dale Military Academy, Madison
county. where he was taking his second
years course.
Mr.. Bache was. the second son Of Mr..
and Mrs w. K. Bache, of Barton Heights.
and was II his fifteenth year. He was
bright and happy in his disposition, and
was a great favorite with a large circle
Of friends.
The remains reached here last night
ana the funeral will occur at O'Clock
this afternoon from the Barton Heights
Methodist Church.
James SIcConnal.
Mr.. Jas. McConnal died last night at
$50 o'clock at the residence of his son-in-
Law. DR.. Frank NJ Reade, No. 3oI East
Grace Street, after a short illness. Mr..
Mcdonald was born in neutrality-suspicious.,
Scotland, but for the past fifty years has
resided in this country, most OF the time
being spent in Richmond.
He is survived by his wife, two sons and
two daughters-Mrs. r. f. Palmer and
Mrs. F. NJ. Reade. of Richmond: Jas Nc
Genial. Jr.. of Buffalo. n. Y. and VIM.
h,
funeral will appear later.
Mrs. 3. {. Hurtsook.
Mrs B. c. Hartsook died yesterday
morning at her late home. No. Sl9 Ran
dolph Street. She had been i'll for two
months. She was the widow of this late
B. c. Hartsook, and was about fifty years
of age. She is survived by four children;
Messrs. s. c. and D. ]. Hartsook; two
not< p-,ff
Mrs J. E. Brown. Mrs. Hartsook was a
sister OF Hon. S. S. P. Patteson.
The funeral services will be conducted
by )Fasv. J. Yates bowman, at the home.
tomorrow evening at 4 O'Clock. 1nterment
will be made in Hollywood.
John Rooney.
Mr. John Rooney died Tuesday at the
Little Sisters Of the Poor in the fifty
fourth year of his age. He was by trade
a tailor, and was native Of Manchester.
England having been a resident OF this
city only about seven months. Ihe cause
of his death was general paralysis
The funeral took place at IL O'Clock yes
terday morning from the Home, the in
terment being in Mt Calvary Cemetery
w. w. II. Harris.s
Mr.. William Writ Henry Harris. former
" of Lynchburg. died At his home in Chi
cago Monday night. aged fortE-5lX years
He left Lvnchburg about two years ago
and went West with the intention OF con-
tinuing the practice OF law
He was a son of the late Professor J.
Carter Harris, Of Washington and Lee
University He is survived by wife, four
sons and two daughters, who live in
Lynchburg.
Nt,s w \ sIantou.
Mrs. Blanche Blanton, wife OF ". A
BIanton, died at 2:lo O'Clock TUESDAY az
teruooa at the residence of her brother
in-law. Mr.. F, D. Kelley, No. 913 North
Twenty-sixth Street.
The rsmans were taken yesterday at 10
O'Clock to Caroline county. where the IN
terment was made.
Mrs. W. d. Brown.
Mrs. Minnie L. Brown, wife OF W. D.
Brown. died at $50 o'clock yesterday eve
ming. aged thirty-six years. Her funeral
will take place from ST. Paufs Church at
s o'clock this afternoon.
Dabney Mills.
Mr.. Dabney Mills, promising young
man. who had been living here and VINO
was employed in the Trigg Shipbuildins
Company. died last Friday at Hylas- His
father Josiah Mills, brother, Curry
Mills, and a sister, Miss Matte Mills, OF
Hylas, survive him.
captain J. Lewis Smith.
(specia. Dispatch to The Tlmes)
STCEMCNT. VA, Nov. 2S.-Captain j.
Lewis Smith. prominent citizen OF MID
dlesex county, died at his home, Locust
Grove. to-day at IL o'clock, in the seventy
sixth wear OF his age. Captain smith was
a native Of Fauquier county. and served
in the Confederate army during the entire
war
He married a Mss Carr, of Tennessee,
who survives him. His remains will be
buried at Chrfst's Episcopal Church Friday
at II O'Clock.
Captatn smith was member of the
yestry Of 5Christ's Church, and always
manifested deep interest IN caurch ser
vices.
He-was one of the old school of VIZ
GINA gentlemen in every sense OF the
word.
r ~ Gardner