The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
OBITUARY.
sBEenry1. Solonons.

Tho \ death 3 (, Mr.. 4 Henry l.. solom n
occurred suddenly about 0 O'CLOCK lu ", =
day light at the Lexington llotel. II ny 1l.'
suffered with heart failure,
Mr. Sol lemons wns for many years car con =,
nected with the firms Of Walter - p.
and Company, Of this city. He nag nag speo e.n
FL guest q tho hotel for about y =. Two
weeks. q He complained somewhat tues
day morninE. rand later In The day Dr..
Stone was called iii. q telegram sWn '
also gent to his wife, who was ~ Keys
viii q. 81 "A &s5
.'he5 remains have boon taken TO the
home of shis brother law, Mr. Samuel
Reynolds, 1901 North sTwenat tyS \
Simon M. Healy.
clf9 r d4ea &c NeR saiS
night Mr.. Iealy was well known n. tn ,s 9
there he was req red. i Is, servis go
y Sorks e duns
War. ana was loved by ali who knew him.
IIe leaves devoted vile an Y, e eight \
to was a ana a one
brot her. Mrsg William, ucaly ,Eof5this city.
VI Fl remains will arrive nero over. tne
ald ORG RalrGad
be mad In Mt. Calvary Cemetery. sS
Charles E. Vermillera.
& Mr.. Charles e. vermill era. OF y IN; Nc IS
Wood Street. Chelsea FILL, died yester-
day ata 10 VA. M. He leaves n one sister,
Mrs Church, of a Richmond. and 4 three
sons itnsmourn their loss--AIn ssrs. F. 4, O.
Ver,nillcra,9 of Chestnut Eli Va C$iVe err
miI,,srn, Of Manchester. and r. err
tmilleru, Of Chelsea Fill. and also ten.
grandchildren
57 Charles =. Vermillera.
III MI h Charles Il Edward vermillera died
at 10 O'Clock + yesterday morning nat his
residence, 81 No. &c Wood Street. Chelsea
Till. HeA was In his sixty 18th year L
Tho funeral will take place at o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon from the Sresidenc e.i
Mrs. Emma r. Bannister.
Mrs, Emma r. Bannlster3 died mt 2:o6I
O. clock Tuesday afternoon#at her resi-
.dence No. a00h East Main Street.
Tho funeral will Il take place II at 8 80
o'clock this afternoot, from the Bettle--8
hem Evangelical Lut hera nj Churc h.f.ssl5, H !,
n. Lewis Cas- Adair.
MI, "a Lewis cnss 4 "A air died ~ at 9 $50
O'Clock yesterday morning at his resi-
don &C. r. n o. col South Third Street. III II
The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from the Second Presoy-
aterlan Church.
8&sGG $ u r uneral SERVICES.
3a8 The funeral OF Mrs. Martha Fl, Hat cher
took place at a o'clock yesterday after:
noon from the residence OF her daugh-s
ter, Mrs Thomas p. Larus, N o. S2Sl5 East
Grace Street. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. G. p. stealey. as
sisted blythe Rev. r. s. Eggleston. The
was made In Hollywood.
The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas McNiven
took place at x O'clock yesterday after
noon from the residence, No. 610 East
Leigh Street. The interment was made
lin River View Cemetery.
i5S5 John r. Freear.
fsneclal5to The Zines Dspa tch.,
ii F'ARAIVILLE. VA, i a rll III 20.-J I'M
Eaton Freear died at his home this @af-G
Eternoon at half-pnst J O'clock. aged sew
enty-four years. Mr., F.'eears was born
In Granville county, N. c.. the son of
Robert and Eliza beth Eaton Freear,
and a great-grandson of Major Charles
Eaton, of Revolutionary fame. Most Of
his life was spent in virgnin. at the
old homestead, "Lomardy Grove, Neck
lenburg county. He was a gallant Con-
federate soldier q member of the famous
iArmisteud's brigade, Plckett's division.
He married Matte MeaCham. Of Neck
5lenburg Het is survived BY his wife, *
5sist er, Mrs. Armtstead Sturdivant, Of
4COluIHDla MiSSlSSl pl1l,l ulu Two suduSH'5a
tiers and one son, Of Farmville. The
funeral will take rlace Friday after
noon from the resldcn ce.
Mrs. M. 3. Norgrove.
(Srcctrl to The Times nisiutcr.i
f LEXINGTON, va, April o0.-Mrs. Ma
.t:lun kutler Norgrove died at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Jnyhugh Wills, Of
Lexington Monday afternoon. She was
buried this afternoon, tho Few. DR.. r. 4
j. McBryde, rector or r. e. Lee Me-
mortal Church, Officiating. Mrs. Nor
grove was In her nincty-secon year. hay
Ing neon born In England October q,
3lsi. She came to the United States with
hnr husband, Mr.. Henry Norgrove,In
1876 and for several years lived in Rich
Sore