The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
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OBIIU AIRY.
Fielding .1ntlar(i.

Mr.. Fielding Pollard. one OIL Inc pest
known and most highly respected resi-
dents Of Richmond. di d at 1880 o'c.ock
sunday n.gnt al his res dence, No. @o9
North Twenty fourth Street, in tho SIX
tieth year Of his age
MIR. pollard had be n i'll for some little
time, anu his death, though deeply regret
ted, was not unexpected
He was IN son of Mr.. r. c. Pollard
and Mrs. Sarah \. Pollard, the former OF
Charles CITY county, and was born May
10, 1871. in Henrico. about twelve niles
below this city. Many years ago he mar
,,ied Miss Lucy Ella Garr-tt, also OF
Henr!co county.
Mrs. Pol ard survives him with four sons
They are NJ Ssrs. r. I, Pollard M4rFih
Pollard and John Pollard all Of en-
rnond ana Mr.. Edward Pollard OF WI
ooineton. Del All were with their father
when the end came.
He also | ayes three brothers and two
sisters. His brothers are MessrS T. w.
pollard. of Richmond: T. g. Pollard, OF
Newport News; and e. 7. Pollard. OF
Texas. His sisters are Mrs. Fannie w
Biv'ns, of Newport n VS.. and Sarah T.
Martin. of Hanover county.
For thirteen years and up to the tlme
Of his death Mr.. Pollard was connected
with the Cardwell Machin COMPANY
He was one of the most prominent
members of Union Station Method st
church, always taking a leading part in
Drayer-me !tingS. He was also connected
with mission work. rendering great
assistance TO Rev. George II. Wiley.
The funeral took place at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon from Union Station.
and the interment was made in lakewood
Cemetery.
Mrs Robert Hill.
Mrs. Robert Hill, il, Of this city, died
at ST. Denis, Md, at ESQ O'Clock Sunday
morning She was about forty-eght years
of age and had been III for several months
Mrs Hill was Mss Evelyn G. Bernard
before her MARI age to Mir. Hill. She lived
here nearly all oil her life and was esteem
ed and be,oved by large circle
daughter-Messrs. l.. Parker Hill. p. Ber-
unrd Hal, Forest Hill and Vernon Hill
and Mss Evetn Hill.
The remains VII be brought here for
interment, reaching this city at 3:05
O'Clock via the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad this afternoon and
the funeral services will be conducted al
the grave in Hollywood.
Other Deaths.
Mrs II. j. Freeman died yesterday
morning at 1 o'clock at the Little stars
OF the Poor. She was in the eishtythird
Year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the
Home at 8 o'clock tits morning. The IL
termert W Il be in lakewood.
Mr. Roderck Hall, OF No GIT North
First Street. this city. died at $3.50 O'Clock
Sunday morning at the residence OF his
sister. N Philadelphia.
/ William R PohIig died at 5 O'clock yes
terday morning at his home No SIT
Graham Street, in the twentieth year Of
sls age.
His funeral will take place from st.
Aary's Church at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. David L. Tyler died at 2:1o o'clock
yesterday morning at his residence, No.
SOS North Twenty-seventh Street He had
been in III health for some time. The
funeral will take place at ESQ O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon from the residence
Henry Wizard.
(By Associated Press.)
! NEW YORK. Nov. I2.-Henry Willard,
the railroad magnate and tlnancier. died
; at his summer residence at Dobbs Ferry
early to-day. y week ago he caught a
neayy cold and since then his condition
mad been gradually growing worse Two
physicians had been with him constantly
. Tor week past
Mr. Wizard. when he died, was surround
ea by the members of his family, lncIud-
! Ing Mrs. Willard and his two sons, Oswald
and Harold Willard. He had been nncon-
scsous for two days. His death, it is said
WIS caused by cancer of the throat
Inc funeral via luke pace Wednesday,
John 7. LnW,sy.
| Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
l3S.lltRF0RD CITY. IA, Nov. 12-AIr.
. Iohn ! Lowry died last night at MS
,1oi.,e hea X Town, aged e years. Afr.
was one of ITS hest esteemed citizens.
y NaS q eIaye Confederate soldier. serving