The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-24
OBITUARY.
lanes Lawrence Pendleton.

Js4t atneS LAW SllCC SiioAS e'A1'
Mr. James Lawrence Pendleton died
Yesterday at the residence OF his uncle,
MIR. Samuel p Royal. NO. SID Wcs1
Grace Street.
me Pendletop was a son OF the late
NV j. and jamie Royal Pendleton. and
was in the twenty-fourth year OF his
age He was young man OF exceptional
1 abilities and he was greatly beloved ~
\ large circle of friends and acqualh-
j 1unces He was for number OF years
h employed In the car service department
SSnf the Chesapeake and OHIO Kallwhy.
lille leaves two sisters, Miss Isabella
4 Royall Pend.eton and Miss Mary W.
y Fcndleton.
N. J. Hancock, Sr.
Mr.. n. j. Hancock. Sr.. died yesterda"
aat his residence. Oak Grove, IN Hanover
County.
Mr.. Hancock was in the seyenty-fourth
wear of his age lie leaves his widow,
3{rhree daughters-Mrs. r. j. Cosby. Mrs
tsR. E. Hancock and Mrs. l.. IL Evans
and two soas-Messrs j. w. Hancock and
In. Il J.. Hancock, Jr
II The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from the residence.
Edward Mclaughlin.
ff5sNr. Edward Mclaughlin ded Monday
might at $40 o'clock at. tie residence OF
his mother in-law, Mrs. M. Walsh. No.
8115 South Beech Street. He was ma
sstive of Tyrone, Ireland. lie leaves MS
St,gidow and four ch..urcn.
funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
Sfrom the Sacred Heart Church, The IN
..ternent will DO made IN Mount Calvary
Il Cemetery.
Mrs, ]. H. Fleet.
nf w
fleet, died on Monday at her residence,
mo. 500 l-a South Pine Street. She was
In. the forty-second year of her age.
SSSs Mrs. T. M. Foster.
Mrat Sallie P. Foster wife OF Mr.. i,
I'M. Foster, died al 3:l5 o'clock yesterday
lftcrnoon at her residence. No. 2ilS Pleas
int Street
1.-THE funeral will take place at $50
o'clock this afternoon from the residence,
John A. Carey Jr.
Mr.. John A. Carey. Jr., died OF 4:S(
pclock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
rs iencs Of his brother-in. No. Sll Easl
NJ Marshall Street. He leaves three sisters
rs IND one brother. The arrangements tol
;sishe funeral have not yet been completed
Infant Dead.
@I saIue Francis, youngest daughter o
ST. and Lucy Bayuss, died at IL
&@,cjock yesterday morning al the resi-
enc. OF her parents. No. 500 North Tween
#v.iyth Street, aged one year and tlY'
VI eonths. The funeral will take place q
seaG o'c,ock this afternoon from the resi-
fgtence. The interment will be made Il
aJakwood.
VII Funeral Of the Brothers.
#Esrhe remains of Shirley Owens and
lis brother. John Owens, both OF whor
& ,ese drowned while skating on Brittle,
fa6oEd, near Wakefield. on Saturday, wer
8ssrcught TO Richmond Monday morning
Y tfhe funeral services over both hodie
saitherland's undertaking rooms at Els
md Main Streets, The interment wa
u pede in Hollywood,
& Funeral Services.
81 sThe funeral Of Mrs. Johanna o'Dwy'
#sfill take place at 10 O'CLOCK to-morIq
#Som ST. Peters Cathedral. with requie
Sass,
ssSThe funeral OF Mrs. Grace Fenton Ne
T,n will take place at ! o'clock this a
&aSrnoon from the Theological Seminar
Far Alexandra.
fine funeral of Charles II. Gary, infa
@snHof Mr.. and Mrs. chares II, Gar
sok place at o'dlocs yesterday afre
sS,on from the grave In Cakwood Cei
Iery.
Richard P. Bell.
Especial TO The es-Dispatch,)
EfSJTAU NTON. VA. Feb. sS,-Mr, Richa
safEell a prominent lawyer OF the Stau
ssssn bar and one Of the most popular a
seemed citizens OF Staunton, died IA
sHfght III his residence. aged tltty-o
lars. Mr.. Bell had been In III health :
xsraI years, but recently no contract