The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-11
will take place from Union Station at 30
o'clock, the interment will be in Holly

wood
children survive her. Her children are
Thomas N. Carter. a prominent Richnond
attorney: Spencer Z: Garter. OF the :, si 4,
1s,s,r Mrs. II. Roller Dulany. OF No ls3s
Wyoming Avenue. Washington. D. G.. and
Mrs r. E. Lee. of West Point. Va
versity OF Virginia, will act as pall-bear-
ers Thomas r. Bryan j. McCaw Tomp-
kins. John j. Gr I1,.t W. W. 4 !, Fleet yet
IT. Uruuhart, Jr-. Daniel B. Tailey. Rich
ard Baylor. Jr.. Robert w Daniel. Sam.
r Caves Lewis II. Bosher and Karl Os-#
terhauS.
The following will act as pa11-bearers In
Honorary: Judge B. r. wexford, Colonel
| srcher Anderson. Judge George L. Chris
tan. General Fftzhush Lee. Mayor Rob
ert Stiles. Major E. D. 7. Myers. Dr. J.
s. Wexford, Captain w. Gordon McCabe.
Hon. II. T. sWickham. Mr.. E. 81. Mayo, A
r. Ellerson and c. w. Branch
| Active: A NJ Seldom, Seldom Eruce,
3. Rand Wexford, Jr.. Roosevelt Page.
Jonathan Bryan. Edward T. Crump. w.
r. Meredith and Allen Potts.
Mr.. William Payne.
Mr.. William Payne died quite suddenly.
Sunday afternoon at the home Of his SIS
ter. Mrs. Wills. No AZ East Clay Street.
Mr.. Payne lost his eyesight about six
wears ago. and for a long time had SUI
fered from Bright's disease. though he
| had never been confined to his bed. On
| Sunday he was apparently in good health
and dined with the family at the usual
| hour. A short while later he was seized
| with a violent spasm and died.
! Mr. Payne was s worthy MIN. was held
in high esteem by those who knew him.
ard was devoted. member of immanuel
Baptist Church. Rev. Mr.. Solly Will con-
! duct brief service at the residence this
1 morning at 8 o'clock. and the remains
| will be taken on the 900 train to Peters
| burg, his old homo. for interrnent-
ln.ernaat Here
! Mr.. William F. Owens. Of Owens and
| Beers. died Sunday In New York. The
remains will be brought here tomorrow
i morning and inferred IN Hollywood.
/ Mr.. Owens was a resident and business
man of Richmond before the war. His
| hrst wife, vino died some years ago. was
| Miss Mamie Johnson. Of Richmond. lie
/ Their married Miss Coolidge, Of Brookltne.
| Mass. who survives him. Els daughters
| are Mrs. Emile @Guillaudeu. OF New York,
and Mrs Stevenson Walsh. OF Philadel-
phia.
David Munce.
Master David Arunce, the er-------~eer-
| old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Munce.
died yesterday morning at the parents
! residence. No. So West Main Street.
! Tns child's disease was kn@wn as ieHk-
emia the presses OF the blood turning
to water and for several months had
barfIed the skill Of physicians.
The funeral service win be held this
afternoon at 1 o'clock. at the Second
Presbyterian Church. conduced by DR..
|, Russell Cecil Burial will be in Holly
wood.
Chiid's Death
Ethel Irene Peay, infant daughter OF
John F. and Dora Peay. died at 1920
4 o'clock Sunday night at the residence OF
her parents, No. 308 Bowling Road. after
1 short illness OF six days.
/ The funeral will take place at o'clock
1 this afternoon from the residence.
Mr. Lemue!J Pierce.
/ Mr.. Lemuel r. Pierce died at i:3o clock
Yesterday morning at his residence. No.
i 3412 East Marshall Street He was In the
i thirty-f1fth year OF his age
/ The funeral will take place at o'clock
l this afternoon from st. Johns Episcopal
1 Church.
Mrs. Mary e. Richardson.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary E. Richard
Il son. whose death occurred sunday II
4 Keysville. Charlotte county, will bs
brought to Richmond for burial. The IN
/. terment will be in Hollywood at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
r Their William 3. Haneley.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
n NORFOLK. VA. November 10-Fathe
William B. Haneley, OF Portsmouth. diet
at 30 o'clock this morning.
Il ia fher HanAfev was horn sivfv.ofCh
& years ago In County Waterford. Ireland
but at the age OF SIX months came t.
q America.
q His parents settled In New Orleans
La. where the son grew to young man
q hood. He began life as teacher /,
Rock Hill College. near baltimore. an,
& later taught mathematics In Far.he
q O. Railly's school, In Wilmington, Del HI
eccles' astical studies were made In Noun
. st Mary College. Baltimore. and he wa
ordained priest b Bishop 1cGillon.# %