The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-20
OBITUARY..
James a. Penberton.

OBITUARY.
James A. Pemberton.
Mr.. James A. Pemherton, an enpsoyS
at the Hasker & Marcusc factory Of the
American Can Company, died suddenly
from heart disease at the factorJ- at .
quarter past IL O'Clock yesterday.
Mr.. Pemberton had for several years
suffered from heart disease He was
foreman In the boxing department. Of the
factory and was seated when suddenly
attacked this morning. The men who
were near him laid him down on tbs
floor and endeavored to relieve him.
physician was hastily summoned. 6ut {
Mr. Pernbertou was dead before he s
rived.
He was a man flfty-five years OF ga.
and lived at No. sill North Twenty<-
fourth Street He leaves wife and
one SON.
Coroner Taylor was summoned and,
viewed the body. after which It was
turned over to the family OF the de-
ceased.
Funeral Services.
The funeral of Mr.. Albert W. Troy ior,
who died Tuesday morning at his home.
no 500 East Marshall Street, 1908 place
at 6 o'clock yesterday evening from ira
residence. The interment :ia.s n:a.ia prt-
vately in Hollywood.
The funeral of Mr. Charles s. String
fellow, Jr.. took place at $50 o'''a"N yes-
terday afternoon from ST 2tiI's Church.
The interment was made in e:ol'?wood
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mr. y. Eowi. Ir.
took place at 4:3o o'clock yesterday from
the Second Baptist Church.
The funeral of NJ. r y. H-ansford
took place yesterday morning at II
o'clock from the residence. No. 4is East
Clay Street.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones'
Mrs. NJ. F.. Jones died at 1i:45 o'clock
Wednesday morning at her residence. Se-
Is South Cherry Street. She had been
in Ill health for about four months.
Mrs Jones was a native of King VIII
liam county and was the widow of Mr.
A. L. Jones. She leaves three children,
Misses Mary and Anna Jones and NJ A.
L, Jones. Jr.
rrring her life. Mrs. ones was a con-
sistent member OF Park-Place Methodist
Church. from which the funeta took
place at o'clock ye5-erdav mo, nn;-s
The interment VIII Re made t., IIciiy-
wood Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Louise Brooks.
Mrs Mary Louisa Brooks died at ths
| Home for Needy Confederate Women at
3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon She was
| in the list years of her age. and had
| lived in this city the great part OF her
| life. 5stEe5
| Mrs Brooks was originally Misa
Evans Her first husband was Mr..
| EIaste; her second husband was Mr.. W.
| T. Brooks: and the third a brother OF
| her second husband. Mr. Robert Brooks
The funeral will take place this
afternoon from the Home. The inter-
ment will be in Shockoe Fill Cemetery
MIR. Alonzo Walker.
Alonzo Walker. aged A. years. foreman
at the William r. Trigg ship-yarc, dieu
Wednesday morning at his home. No. u
North Thirty-first Street wife and
J three children survive him.
Mrs. Eliza Mason.
Especial Dispatch to The Time5l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA,
June 19.-Mrs. Eliza Mason. wife Of James
| M. Mason. of Charlestown. w. Va. died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. e. M.
| Page. at the University. this morning at
| 4:3O o'clock in her sixtieth year.
| The remains will be taken to Charles
| town tomorrow for interment.
| The deceassd's husband il the son OF
! the Hon. James ~ Mason. oniteu
| States Senator before the civil war.
| It will be remembered that he was sent
| as Commissioners to England In company
with Slidell by the Confederate Govern
! msut. and that both men were captured
| by the United States on the outward TRIP
| while aboard an English ship. and con-
| fined in prison at Fort Warren. Boston
Harbor, until released by demand of Eng
| land.
Besides Mrs Page the deceased Is sur
! yived by two sons-Messrs- Thomas Hin
and James NJ Mason. Of West Virginia.
and two daughters-Afiss Mae Mason. OF
! washington. and Miss Annie Mason. OF
the University of Virginia Tho Rev
r, r. Mason, of Richmond. is near
relative.
Deaths in Chase City.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)
/ CHASE CITY, VA, June 19--Mr Isaac
r Overbey died here yesterday. He haC
been in declining health for several years
He was native OF Charlotte county
where he was prominent In business cir
J c,es. He was a man Of high character
and enjoyed the confidence and esteem
of all his acquaintances. He was inter
red here. and the funeral services were
conducted by Rev Frank StrinsfeiioW
assisted by Rev. DR.. Drew and Rev. II
r Williams.
He leaves G, widow. who is the daush-
tor Of the late Judge Wood Bouldin. o
otc nd bro