The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
raj OF Mrs. Eliza Lancer took place tAt
!, ffarn onn .al Tic int erm ant NAa In QAkx

afternoon. The interment WAS IN OAkAS
land Cemetery. The following gentlemen
acted as ll-bearers, M IL. Haas, VI d.
Winnie Ed. Dwyer, j.. J. fI.aughran. w
n Larrabee, II. q. Kaiser Charles SMITH
and r. NJ. Tennes. y 88lIssg
She had been a resident Of this place 4
over forty years: was tho mother at tan
children. five Of whom survive her. \.
Miss Emma ]. Parker's Funeral.
spof sgsSl;1 Il t. VA Di %sse5
The funeral service Of Miss Emma .JtS
Parker. the sixteen-year-old.d daughter so1 +
Mr.. r, b. Parker. OF No. 2612 East Frank
lin Street. Richmohd, was conducted BY
Mr.. Hawkins, at tho home Of her grand.sS
mother, Mrs. Mary j. w ilson, near Post n
Oak, yesterday evening. and her remainss
were laid to rest In the family buryinSg
ground. II 81 n! a III III Az
Fred q. Friedlin.
@sMsf{657 Il IS IT, T'ns MiRsasteS
y. 4 Triedlin. business man OF Ports
mouth, died at his home Ii, Efflng cham
Street today ut 81 . clock after s RI long
illness Of pneumonia. The deceased was
a native OF Switzerland, but came to- this
country at an early age. locating In
Portsmouth before the civil war. H al
served In the Confederate army, After
& the war he engaged In busin ess and CON-
tinued It until his last illness.
NJ r. A. Thurmond,
HARR gHsso!sNs s. Ess H8t. p Masss
"A. Thurmond, long q respected citizen
OF this place, died this afternoon from
paralysis. He was born IN 1858 in Nelson
county, and was q soldier In the Con-
federate army, having been "a member
OF Company !, Fifth Virginia Cavalry
He Is survived by FIVE children. i8sss
@ Benjamin Gallaher.
ESPECIAL to Tho Times Dispatch s. iStf$
WINcHHsTTR, VA. March 70, Bsn.S
jamin Gallaher, who died last Friday In 4
Washing ton, was born in Harper FezFysS
and at one time resided In Rtchmonds8
He was seventy-eight years Of ago, and
his late wife was Miss Eliza BucknsN 81 &
the navy In the tifties, and was With
Captain Ingraham at Smyrna. when The <
sloop st, Louis came near to o oo1djcS Il
with the Austrian fleet nj
John Rosser.
1rNa sRsf'f5 & Eas We. asss
Rosser died last night at his home, Il
old Appomattox Cour thouse. aged eight3 u
years. Mr.. Rosser was born and rsaFsd
on Inc OH buEEtIAuoE4 tAAV fxc1&Q0C9s
there throughout. his LONG life He .Was
known throughout AppomattoE and Maa
highly esteemed. rs f25 V ss' 4 81
Miss Mary Ogburn. III,
fffsSlSs Y IT, Ea%s; R5:e,sfs ss M,
Ogburn. an elderly lady, died on the lSth
instant at tho resdeno ssf her nephew,
Mr.. Thomas A. Smith S.hs was born,
lived her lifa out and Md in Brun1W1cl N
county, {3. IA ss$ & q llssa
6. E.ToneX
noAN sesff!sE e Il. G!%%s sE9 aSI.''itsS ~ 3
Toney, a car builder In the shops. fer> &
Smerly OF Manchester died here yestar<
day OF pneumonia, aged thlrtytseven
years, He Is survived by his wife and
four children. His remains were taken
4 to Manchester Tonight for !nterRent.
Mrs Irene n. Swain. 3
RoAG lssosRf!iR1 e Eas r'psi a Rs;R'tfs
Irone Fl. Swain, wife Of w. II. Swain.
OF Vinton. died In the City Hospital early
this morning, aged thirty-etght, She ia Il
survived by her husband and three chil4 n
dren, st5z ss
Miss Ella 3, Pannock.
ROANOKE, VA, March l0.--Miss Ella n
n. Iannook. daughter OF David "A. Pans
mock, died last night from consumption.
aged twenty-six years. M
DEATHS. ~