The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07

ohova residence at o'clock this eve.
Ming after which tho remains Will pc
se,, ~ Huntington, W. Va, VIA e ny ny
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, for n El tcE-
5ment, With Masonic nor ors.
I.s Giacono Solari
b The death Of Mr.. Glncomo Soiarl, a..
Ia st End grocer occurred az . ~ = e.o =,
Yesterday morning at his nome, no. no. 81 -
East Main Street. 49,. -
51ta1v m 1850 st the outbreak OF tne
war between tho States he enlisted , y, !,
the Confederate army and served UNI UNI
Sthe and. lie opened q grocery BUSINESS i
on EAST Nfnin> Street and had peeh luell-
Titled gwi.S that section for many years;
He leaves three chldren-JJoseph unu ~
Frank Solari and Mrs. Noonan.
to- morrow morning from St. Patrlck. ?
Church.
Mrs. Nettie Ingroff.
Mrs. Nettie Ingroff died Tuesday az al
ter. Don at 2:11 O'Clock a. her Iesius NJ
Franklin A. Ingroff. and was In the
lis !, -.,econos year OF her age.
The intcrmcnt was made Mt lioPeiu'
Church.
Infant Dead.
Har,ndn Louise. infant child OF L. s.
And I. p Hubbard. died Mt TAO O'clock
vestarelay morning at the residence OF
her grandparents, No. Ills IWenty-s'1.n
Street. Tho funeral will take place ~
q o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dencc. y
John Leighton Price.
Rev. r. i. Price, OF this city, YESTERDAY
received information OF the death OF. MS
LITTLE grandson. John leighton f'Fice' =.
Sir. Chang, China. OF scarlet fever. on
February o6th. . -,
rho lad was the third son OF Key.
| p If. Price. aged three and hait%Seh,n
| MIR. Prlco Is ~ missionary connected W." W.
tho Southern Presbyterian Missionary 30
| cIety. ia e, Etf
Funeral Of Mr.. Calhoun.
The funeral Of Mr.. Adam n. calhoun
| will take place -morroW q lnorll.i's
| ton. Nottoway county. The remains
which were brought here yesterday from
Nownort News, where Mr.. Calhoun was
| killed on Tuesday Will leave Flchiot'u:
at 4 O'Clock this morning. Ihey VIII pc
met at Crewo by3a son and y daushter'
Mrs. Gillian La Neave.
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF MI, ]. p. stowe, Sri,
took place at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning from the home. no, NJ Novth
Eighth Street. Tho romans were taken
to Petersburg for burial ~ Bandtord
Cemetery.
E. B. Estes.
Especial to The Tln.es-Dispntchl
SLYNCHBURG, VA April 6,--Mr. ELISHA
B. Es.es, son Of the late Elisha u. Estes.
died to-day at tho residence OF NJ IS Lucy
A, Wilson on Federal Street. after long
ILLNESS, aged seventy-three years,
Mr.. Estes was born In Glasgow AM
herst county. With his parents no moved
to Baltimore, and then to Halifax Court
house, where his father for several years
was engaged In tho dry goods business.
While In Halifax. Mr.. Estes was made
| n partner IN the business, which was sup-
seuuonty moved to Danvllle, where the
firm commanded q high position Some
years afterwards the business was moved
10 Lynchburg, and here 1t was great
success Mr.. Estes was member OF the
Episcopal Church.
! Mrs. Carrie z. Pollard,
(snecal to The Times, Dlspatclh)
| HIGH HILL. VA, April 6.--Mrs. Carrie
| n, Pollard died at her home at High llili,
| Va. April 20, aged siSl%5liEe years, she
is survived by three sons, four dalgh-'
lers. five brothers and one sister. she
was n most exemplary character, and will
| be greatly missed by large circle or
friends and relatives, lier remains we're
Wade Hicks.
fspeclal to phe -pispatcli,)
rRF!DERIC KSBURG VA, April 81
Nh. Made Hicks, we'll known citizen
an f,ln fed rut p soI6i4i; .Iial a. bis -ikan5e