The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-07
OBITUARY.
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MI. George =. liardwlck.
Mr. George P. Hardwick died Thurs
day in Primers Point. His remain, were
brought here yesterday and inferred in
Riverside Cemetery. Mr.. Hardwick was
a brother ofiMr. c. w. Hardwic;s. Of this
city and for some time was connected
with the firm of Fl. n. Smith & Co.
He was forty-six years old and is SUR
vived by widow and one child. The
funeral was direct from the Byrd-Streee
Station.
Mrs. Fannie B. Cox.
Mrs. Fannie 3. Cox, relict OF Mr.
C. G. Cox. died Thursday night at
her residence in this city. Mrs. Cox
was g years OF age. She was a native
OF Essex county. but had been resident
of Richmond from her early Childhood
days. She Is survived by a brother. Mr.
w. G.. Bentley. VINO resides at Peters
burg. Neb.. three sons and a daughter
Mr.. Willard f. Cox, of the Richmond Lo-
corlotive-Works: Mr.. Frank b. Cox. or
the Postal Telegraph Company. in New
York city; Mr.. C. e. Cox. and Miss Lucy
Cox of this city. She will be missed also
by the surviving cnidrer of ner eld.-
daughter, now deceased, who was the
wife of Mr.. j. z. omith. of this ci-.5.
The funeral will be held at the Pine
Street Baptist Church at II o'clock to.
day.
Funeral Service.
The funeral of Mr.. NJ. E. Moon. who
died suddenly Thursday evening. will
take place this afternoon at the Chapel
at Hollywood Cemetery at o'clock. Iha
following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers: Messrs. Otway S. Allen. Juuius
B. Mosby. James. T. Gray. j. 4. Jones.
Blair Boiling. John Pickrell. Pascal
Ha1I
eraI James J. Anderson, and D. Allen
Barksdaie.
r. 6. Fleetwood.
Especial Dispatch to The Timss.)
WAKEFIELD, VA. Dec. 6.-Mr. T. =.
Flcetw God. a prominent merchant OF
this. place died from heart failure to-
day Mr. Fleetwood had been out In his
field fighting fire, which had been start
ed by a passing locomotive. and having
subdued the flames, had gone to his resi-
dence and. going into his chamber and
to his bed, when he suddenly fell pros
trate across the bed, expiring instantly.
Mr.. Fleetwood came here several years
ago. from Delaware. and four or fiya
years ago associated with ". a. Steph-
enson, and opened an extensive general
merchandise stone and at once gathered to
them large and extensive patronage
from the surrounding country, and at
the time of his death Stephenson and
Fleetwood were doing large and profit
able business.
He leaves a host OF friends, wife and
two small children.
Mrs Alice Poole.
(Spe-ial Dispatch to The TImss)
ROANOKE, VA. Dec 6.-.hrs. Alica
Poole. wife OF John J. Poole. died this
morning after a brief illness. from pneu-
mon!a, aged thirty-seven years, SIZE Is
survived By her husband. Her remains
will be inferred in Lyuchburg.
Death Of Baby Boy.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WEST POINT, VA. Dec. 6-ThoInaS
Henry. infant son OF Hon. T. II. Edwards.
Member Of the Legislature from King
William county, died yesterday at his
home in West Point. Va. aged seven
months and seven days. The funeral will
Forest Villa. twenty-five miles from this
place, Saturday
The funeral corteSc will leave here about
: O'Clock A. NJ.
Or. Riyes Walker.
Especial Dispatch to The T.mcs.)
BRISTOL. TENN. December 81
DIR. Rives Walker q popular citizen Of
Bristol. Va. who came to Bristol from
Aberdeen Miss. in 1885 and began bust-
ness here as druggist. died this morn
ing OF pneumonia, aged forty-fve years.
He had been i'll only few DAYS. lie is
survived by Mrs. Walker, no children
having been born to them.
Deaths Of Day.
fRy Associated fress)
JACKSON. MISS. Dec. 6-James ar
eyle Smith. marshal OF tha5 Supreme
Court of Mississippi. Former State SUI
per;ntendent OF public education and
acknowledgements in tie 3sGonsederats
army, o4ed to-day OF pneumonia.