The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

son. MY. George Lindsay, IN tNOrIOlK
county, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
She leaves four daughters: Mrs. John
e.. Lane, Mrs. C. H. Richardson Mrs.
G. +. Palmer and Misz Florence Lind
say, and two sons, Mr.. George Lindsay
and Mr.. A. Z. Lindsay, Jr.
X The funeral will start from Norfolk and
Western drpot at $50 O'CLOCK this evsr
ing, and the interment will take place
in Hollywood.
Captain ]. NJ. Bragg.
Captain J. M. Bragg died at noon yes
terday at his home No. 221O NJ Street,
after an Illness OF three or four days.
Captain Bragg was about sixty years
of age He was one Of the oldest employees
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
He became a cripple several years ago,
and has recently been employed as a
watchman with the company.
The remains will be taken on the 2
p. NJ. Chesapeake and Ohio train to-day
to Gordonsville. where the interment will
z be made with Masonic honors.
George r. Olphin.
Mr., George r. olphin died yesterday
afternoon at his home. near Ashland, in
the slxty-sfxth year OF his age. He leaves
one sister, Mrs. Meary E. Voegler. two
sons-Messrs Walter l.. and Clarence
Olphin-and one daughter. Mrs. Fred
Wacher.
The interment will be made to-day In
Henrtco county.
Funeral Services.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas c. Pierce,
who died Wednesday in charlottesville,
arrived here yesterday afternoon, and the
funeral took place from the grave in
Hollywood. The body was accompanied
by Messrs Walter Dinwiddie and Sol
Kaufman. The Masons OF this city and
Charlottesville had charge Of the flu
neral services Tho religious ceremony
was conducted by the Rev. w. f. Ed
wards. Of Charlottesville. who was Mr..
Pierce's pastor assisted by the Rev.
C. III Boggs. OF this city. and the Rev.
r.. B Bead!cs. of Manchester
The family Of Mr. Pierce desire to ex-
press their sincere appreciation of the
attention, both as physician and friend,
OF Dr. w. M. Randolph, of Charlottes-.
vile, who was almost constantly with
him, and did all in human power for
him.
Mr.. Pierce was son OF Mrs. Pierce.
of Manchester and the late Rev. r. A..
Pierce, of the Virginia Methodist con-
ference. He was for many years In tho
employ OF the old Virginia Midland Rail-
way which Is now q part OF the Sullths
ern. In 1889, Mr.. Pierce left Virginia for
New Mexico, and lived there and In
Texas and Arkansas until 1891 when he
was hurt In n collision on the Sante Fe
Railroad After his recovery he returned
to Virginia and purchased a farm In
Hanover county. near Atlee Static, In
1902, Mr., Pierce married Miss Jane u.
Hundley. Of Hanover county. who sur
wives him with one child. In December.
1902, he bought n farm near Charlottes-
vile. where no lived up to tho time OF
his death,
Mr. Pierce was a consistent member
of the Methodist Church In Charlottes-
vile. Flo was a Mason, having long been
affiliated with Magnolia Lodge. No IL,
of Cleburne, TEX. lie was lire mcmper
of the Order of Elks.
Mr.. Pierce also leaves two brothers,
John %. Pierce, OF Forth Worth, Tex.
and ID. J. Pierce, OF V.rginia, and two
sisters Mrs II. T, Rucker, of Manches-
ter, and Mrs. George y. Sangster, OF
New York,
took place at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing from the residence, No 1l10 West
Az Apen ne The services was conducted by
tho Rev. j. C, Stewart, D. d., and the
Rev. j. j. Haley The interment was
made in HOLLYWOOD
Mrs. Fannie D. Spencer.
fspec,al to Tho Times pispateh,l
EIJREKA MILLS, VA, June 17'-Mrs.
Tannie d. Spencer. rellct OF the late
,Iohn %. Spencer, died yesterday at $40
clock p. NJ, at the residence of Mr..
r.. a. McGehee, Of blood-clot upon the
brain. 49,
lance Spencer. was taken unconscious
while on the road last Monday, near tho
homo OF Mr. McGehee. where she was
carried never regaining consciousness.
though four skilled physicians exhaust
ed every effort to restore her. She was
about seyenty-two years Of age. and her
removal from the community causes a
loss which cannot be easily filled. She
was truly mother In Israel" being
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