The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
OBITUARY.
Daniel Bliley.,

The death Of Mr.. Daniel Bllley, fatner
OF Undertaken Joseph w. Bliley, OF this
city, occurred Tuesday night at his home
near Forest Hill Park. in + Chester rs neg y
county. s5:S T, ),
Mr.. ,tilcy was seventy-four years OF
age and his death was due to general
debility. Up to tres timc Of his death he
wns engaged In. farming, He was q
veteran of the war between the States,
| Mr,-Bliley was exec euinEly vel known WI.
and was popular among n Iarge circle
| OF friends In Richmond, Manchester ana
Chesterfield.B His death will cause wide
spread regret. He leaves the. folio wing
children: Messrs JOSEPH, W., B ne J
George sBliiey, M Henry Bllley, Frank A..
I,lIleysnnd John b. 4 Bliley and Mrs Gus
stratmyer, MI William Miller Miss
I .ena Ililey 8and Mother Alphonso, SUI
reriors Of st. Edlth's Academy at B 3l:i!:
tnl, Ya.Es sl!95 I'll ejs NJ +; s,
O. clock tomorrow morning from ST.
Mary's German CATHOLIC Church,
Mrs. II: C.sHechler.
After a long and painful illness Mrs
sarah f.. Hcchler died at O'clock yes
to-day morning at her home on Me-
chanicsvillc Turnpike. In Hearico coun-
ty. Z. \ & n Al, X
Mrs. Hechler was the wife Of Mr.. h.
Hccher, deputy treasurer Of Itenrlco
and for many years chairman OF J. Tue
|lIngly we'll known, and her death Will be
mourned by large circle Of friends ana
|ncnuaintances Mrs. Hechler Is survived
by her husband and five children
The funeral will take place at clock
|tthis afternoon. The family, request that
there be no flowers.
Infant Dead.
David Allison infant son Of David
Allison and Grace Conrad Buchanan, died
al AGO q clock yesterday morning at the
re idence of his parents, Mo- 1904 Han.
over Street, aged sixteen months and
twenty-three days. The child was taken
sick on Christmas Day Mr.. and MRS,
buchanan have the sympathy OF large
circle OF friends 80
Tho funeral will take place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
,dence.
Miss Jane Womack.
Miss Jane Womnck, formerly OF Pc.
itersburg, but for twenty years an IN
hate Of the Richmond Homo for Ladies.
died there last night at IS o'clock In the
oic hty-first year OF her age. Miss We
ma clt was an aunt q. Mrs. William l<a1l
and Mrs, Rella Hobbs, Of Petersburg,
The funeral arrangements VIII be an
incunced later,
Albert Ball.
Mr.. Albert Bala one OF the oldest or
Richmond'a old citizens, died on TUESDAY
az the home of his son-ih-law, Mr.. WAX
ter w. Williams, on Redd Street. near
Bryan, In Hcnrlco bounty He had
reached the great age OF Hlnety-tWo
years, one month and nine days.
The funera, will take place at $3.50
IL fr,Nr, "a 10 siGance.
D. G. Cole,
(Speclal to The Times Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. lo.--.
MIR. ID, C. Cole, a. prominent citizen, died
ri his home here Mt an early hour this
morning of heart disease. aged fifty-one
years. Mr.. Cole had been confined to
lis home for several days, but his death
was unexpected. He was member Of
the city school board, Il deacon In the
Baptist Church, IN which he was an ac-
tive worker, and was universally esteem-
ed
He Is survived by widow and one
daughter Miss BEETLE Cole; one brother,
Colonel u, D. Cole, and three sisters.
Mrs NJ v. Leary, Of Quantco; Mrs,
". N, Tansill and Mrs George f. Cole.
OF this city, Mi. Cole had been assoc
ciated In business with his brother. Colr
Onei ~. -, GOle, lor SHe past tWcHiSFiiFe
years and stood high In business CIR
cles.
J. II, Rose,
Especial to The Timcs Dlspatch,l
! PETERsBURG. YA..a Feb, lo,-7The
body, Of James Herbert Rose, who died
arrive In Petersburg at 0;sO o'clock to,
morrow morning via the Atlantic Coast
Line, and 'interment will BIO. In Blandford
mains Mr.. Rose was a member Of the
Order Of Eagles. and the fraternity IN
Shenandoah looked after the transporta,
ton OF the bos.y,
Mrs, Maggie =. Friend,
tspseial to The Times, pispatch;9 (