Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
DEATHS OF A DAY.
John l.. FiShcr-Wm. Pn.-ne-Wm. f
Ovcns-Mrs. j.. A. kuyk.

The death Of Mr.. John Z. Fisher oc-
CURED at ) o'cIocn yesterday, morning at
me residence OF his 1atner. Mr.. iona T..
rlsher, Sr., NO. :vS north Second street,
Al The 18th year OF his age.
Mr. Fisher a lifelong member of
st Mary 5 Calnolic churcn. lie also be-
lonSed to st. Leo S Catnolic Ciup. 81
Mary s Beneficial and Social Society, and
,ouality OF the Blessed Virgin Mary. He
OF the most loVable character
Mr.. Fisher was mach'nist by trade
For the past seven years, he mas been
Clerk tor Ar Thomas 3. Hicks lie is
survived by q father. six brothers, and
curing his lingering illness. he was at
ienoed by his aunt, Mrs. y. =. FISHER.
"hO showed him all OF q mother S care
ana tenderness.
rhe funeral takes place at 10 o,clocls
cnurcn. and the inIerment VIII be in the
Iau1IIy section in Shochoe Cemetery.
William Payne, who had been blind for
The past six years. dled suddenly sunday
afternoon at ) clock at the nome OF
ms sister, Mrs. Weiis, OF II cast Clay
street.
MI Payne who was unmarried and
ABOUT 80 years old. had had Brights dis
ease for many years, hut mad never been
III IN bed Tor single day; sunday he APP
paren1ly WAS in as good health as usual,
and dined with the family at O'CLOCK.
Later ne was seized with violent spasms
Key. d, a. ,soiiy., pastor of Emmanuel
BAPTIST church. Will conduct the funeral
service. which vi. be at the house TINS
morning at = clock, and the body VIII
De sent on the O'Clock train to Peters
nurg for iHterment
Mr.. William L. Owens. of Owens &
4,eers, died Sunday in New YORK. The
remains WIZ he brought here tomorrow
morning and inferred in Hollywood. Inc
-ureral viii be from Elba station at $50
O'clock
Mr. owens was resident and business
man of Richmond before the war. His
-liss Mamie johnson. OF Rlcnmond re
men married Mss Coolidge. of Rrookllne,
Mass who survived him. His daughters
are Mrs. Emile Gui,lauuen, of New York,
and AIRS, Stevenson Walsh, of Philadel-
phla.
M Lemuel j. PIERCE died al 1870 o'clock
yesterday morning at his residence. No,
AZ east Marshall street. He was IN the
35tu year of his age.
me funeral Will take place at clock
this afternoon from St. Johns Eplsco-
pal church.
2ars: Sarah Williams. of New York,
WI o for many years was connected with
he Old dominion Steamship Company,
died at the residence of Mrs II; Senior,
!:221 east Main street. Friday at Y clock;
Character and her death will be mOurned
by her many friends. Her funeral took
o,ace at o'clock saturday and 'be inter 1,r
Goodwin otfcated.
Mrs. y. y. .Kuyk. the wife Of Nj ?.
and the mother Of DR.. A. Kuyk, M. D.,
md MISS a. NJ. kuyk, OF ,.ls city, and
he Rev. G. r; Kuyk, of Blackstone, Va;
led last night at Z o'clock. Funeral
notice later.
David Munce, the 12-year- Old son of Mr.
morning at O'Clock at his fathers resi-
eu1s. . west Marsha II street
His illness batIied the skill of the best
1eilcat advice in this country, the dis
ase being gland fever. which is the pro-
ess Of the blood turning to water.
The funeral service will be held this
afternoon at o'clock IN the Second Pres
5y,erlan church, conducted by Rev. Dr
RUSSELL Cecil. The burial will be in
Hollywood Cemetery.
The body of Mrs. Marguerite Ferguson,
wife OF Rev. Richard FERGUSON Of the
iiddlesex Circuit, WIG died at the Meth.
vening. reached the city at 10 o'clock
.esterdav morning from West Point over
ne Southern road. The body was taken
ne burial was made in Blandtord Gene
Al of the family accompanied the body
xcept her two daughters
nate OF the Soldiers Home. died at thar
institution Saturday morning. The tune-
raj took place from ,I the tom, Home Chaps
me Soldiers section in Hollywood
Ethel Irene Peay, infant daughter Of
John T., and Dora Peay died led; at lo;3.
her Parents. No sos Powling road, afte,
a sl,or, illness Of six days.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
this afternoon from the residence.