The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10


lowing children: Hugh W. and 2. NJ.
/ Fry, of the Jefferson. Richmond: Mrs.
BurreIl. OF Chase City. Mecklenburg
/ county: f. S. Fry, Ivantoe. Va: Mrs.
/ Jerry Bunting. Bristol; Mrs, John w.
| Plane, Salem: William H. Fry. Jr.. and
! D. s. Fry. Miss Annie NJ Fry and Mrs.
Mary PretSman. of Cuyner's Springs. and
Or. r. w. Fry. of Roanoke.
/ Services We're held at Coyner's Springs
yesterday afternoon at = o'clock and tho
remains were started to Richmond on
the night train.
Mrs. Amanda c. Ribble.
/ Mrs Amanda c. Ribble died Monday
night after lingering Illness at the homo
+; of Mr.. NJ. P. O'Dell No. tlG2 West Clay
Street. Mrs. Ribhle had been an invalid
fer some years. She was a native of Nor
folk. but came to Richmond about six
years ago. She was seventy-tour years
Old and is survived by one brother whose
home is in Texas. The funeral viii take
place this morning at 10 o'clock from Sa-
! cred Heart Church.
Mrs. Il. c. Ford
Mrs. Fl. c. Ford. wife of Colonel Ford.
EcommauAlnt at the Virginia Military In
sttute. died yesterday morning at the
tome of Colonel Thomas Lewis. IN koa-
noke
z UflSfIl services We're Eell at st. JONI 8
Clutch in that city yesterday afternoon.
and the remains We're placed aboard the
| train for Richmond. The burial will be-
IN Hollywood this mornins, the arrival
of the Norfolk and Western train st
7:S0 O'Clock.
Mrs. Maucie D. WEIGH.
Mrs 1Iaude D yVech died a t 800 o'clock
Monday evening al her residence No. 81
North Twenty-eighth Street. She was
thirty years of age, and the widow of MIR.
George r. Welch The funeral takes
place from ST Johns Church at $50
o'clock this afternoon, and the interueus
viii be made in lakewood.
Marion Fairfield.
Marion. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. fairfield. died at $50 o'clock
Monday afternoon at the residence. No.
81. Aibemarle Street. The funeral takes
PLACE from the residence at 10 o'clock this
morning and the intcrment will be uads
in Riverview Cemetery.
Childs Death.
Helen t. Johnson the infant daughter
of Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Fl. Johnson. died
yesterday morning al the parents home.
No. 3S1S Lester Street The funeral will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Infants Death.
Annie P. Isaacs. the infant daughter OF
Mr.. George Isaacs. Jr., died yesterday at
ternoon at her parents home No, 1SiO
Everett Street. Manchester. The funeral
"flI take place this evening at O'Clock,
from Sacred Heart Church, in Manchester
j. n. McRee.
WILMINGTON, n. C.. Sept. o.-Mr. Jo-
seph Fiji AtcRee. State surveyor city
engineer OF Wilmington, and one OF
the city's most prominent citizens. died
suddenly at Lumberton, n. c., this morn
ing OF apoplexy.
He was there attending court as witt
ness and died during the night in his
room in the hotel. He was found lying
on the floor this morning
Last night. before retiring. he con-
planned of q dizziness. but otherwise
seemed perfectly we'll His remains were
brought home to-day and will be buried
tomorrow. He was a son of the late DR..
James F. HcRee. He married Miss Kats
Cameron Buxton. OF Asheville. and she.
with two daughtery. Mrs. Herbert Lut-
terloh, of Fayetteville, and Miss SaIlIa
Mckee survive him.
His death is a loss not only to the COM
n1unity. but to the State. Deceased waa
t1fty-three years old.
Oswald MCMILLAN.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times,
STANADRSV1LLE. VA, Sept. 9.-MH
Oswald Mcmillan, a successful farmer
of Greene county, died at his home on
South River the 9Th of September in The
fortieth year OF his age, with liver trou-
bic. He left a WIFE, his father, nvs
brothers and sister. FFe was buried at
Crozst, Newcoulb McM1llan's. AT the
family burial ground near his home.
The funeral services were very appro-
priately conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Hall,
OF the Methodist Church X number Of
friends and relatives were present TO wit.
ness the last sad ceremonies OF the ds-
ceased.
Mrs. Agnes Ford.
(specia. Dispatch to The Times.)
ROANOKE. VA. September o.
Mrs. Agnes Ford. wife of Major II c..
Ford. Comma ndant OF the Virginia MILF
tary Institute, died early this morning
from typhoid fever. She was a Miss
Palmer, a niece OF Colonel Thomas Lewis