The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
OBITUARY..
MIR. Norve.I's Funeral


Mr.. Ryland HARDWOOD Norvell. who died
October %. 1903, at o:so o'clock at his res
idence, No. 522 North Fourth Street. and
wi hose funeral service was conducted by
his pastor, REV. George Cooper, IRON the
First baptist Church on Sunday. tho 25lh.
at $3.50 o'clock, was laid to rest in beau
tiful Hollywood.
his taily companions, who viii sadly
miss him, as he was kind and gentle
associate. They were as follows:
Active: NIessrs Warrener, Goodall.
Gray, Broadnax. Devine. Perrin. Hulcher
Ai MoSso snasDusM essrs, rourqurcan and
Temple, Captain SULLIVAN, Captain Whit
lock, Mr.. r. P. Winston. Mr.. Edward
Price, Mr. William Fs stnsS NJ NJ i rol p
and Mr.. Charles Lochr
He was a devoted and indulgcnt hus-
band and father, as friend true. aro
sacrificing. Indeed, II can conscientious
~ be said he was good man, OF a mod
est retiring and inoffenSive disposition
In all the relations OF life.
He had been for several years an eff
Client employe OF the firm OF Fourquerean.
Temple s. Company, where he was al
ways at his post. obliging. polite and
patient under all circumstances.
He was =, member Of Company II. Of
his State in defense OF his country when
the call was made for volunteers In tho
Civil War.
He dearly loved to tell OF the many
Incidents which occurred during the four
years while he and his loved comrades
shared alike camp life.
His funeral was largely attended, many
being the surviving members OF Pickett
Camp,
He lived greatly in the past (and by
requesD was shrouded In his uniform OF
gray. His illness and death. which WA
sudden, has carried sorrow to many
far and near.
The floral designs were numerous and
beautiful, brought by loving hands to
deck his last resting place.
Funeral Sc vices.
The funeral Of Miss Louise n. McVeigh
took place at 1880 o'clock yesterday after-
noon from the residence. No. 1lb West
Clay Street.
:. The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas W. Hay
took place at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon from the Third Presbyterian Church.
jane, A. White.
Special to The Times DispatchJ
Mr. James A. White died at his home.
at 5:D o'clock In the sixty-thlrd year OF
MIR White was one OF King William =
most prominent cltlZenS, and was nOteQ
Tor his integrity and honesty. He was
Il gallan, Confederate sold was mar
red twice and leaves widow and eight
children. four by the first marriage and
four by the last
The condition OF Mrs. y. d. Winston
| continues unimproved,
Politics are remarkably quiet cons!d-
! cring the election is 80 near. What with
/ the new registration and pure elections
| law the excitement Is not so great,
I R bert Haley.
Special to Tho Times-Dispatch)
HEArHSvlLLE, VA. Oct. 3l-Mr.
Robert Haley, OF Mathews Courthouse,
one OF the most popular travelling sales
! men died here yesterday At the Airing
ton Hotel. about 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Haley
has been travelling through this section
Tor several years In the interest OF VIII
liam a. Powell Il Company, OF Baltimore.
The deceased leaves a widow. a young
daughter and two sons, who have been
attending William and Nhry College, "a
mourn his death.
y, D. Pennick.
Especial to Tho Times -Dlspatnh)
pennick died this morning from d con,.
plcatlon Of diseases. aged ior,y-slx years
lio was a native OF Prince Edward cOun.
Y, and had yesided In Roanoke about
lie is survived by his wife and .lxbl
children.