The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

Glover, died some years ago, ana he4
health. always frail. never recovered from
the shock and grief OF her loss. While
few people have had more to bear In the
way Of physical pain and suffering, none
have ever displayed more indomitablo ems
ergy or accomplished more than she did
She had wide circle OF friends. who
must always recall with the greatest
pleasure her unfailing cheerfulness, he1
patience, her willing spirit to bear tho
burdens of others, and her many acts
Of Kindness In her efforts to give other1
happiness. Ii
To those who were nearest and dearest
to her she was everything In the way OF
daily tender and unfaillng devotion.
She was q member Of the Presbyterian
Church. Her body will be brought ia
Richmond Monday afternoon by the Chess
apeake and Ohio Railroad. and buried in
Hollywood. blythe side OF her son. The
interment will be private, and the body
will be taken directly from the station
to the cemetery.
George c. Drowngale.
The body OF Mr.. George G. Drowgale.
who recently died suddenly in hotel at
0pTg THIS Ia at 9s,o fan,lv
terry In Brunswick county, near Valen-%
tines, this afternoon. II, Is iA &c
The RIA. Patterson Company's travels
iceased.a supervision, will accompany the
body from Knoxville.
Mrs. Susan "A. McCubbin.
Mrs. Susan Amanda McCubbin, one %
the Oldest ladies In Richmond, died az
her residence on Thursday. July 6th. Z
Cemetery. j,
Miss Annie Butler.
Especial to Tho Tmes-Dtspatch.)
MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, July 81,
Miss Annie Butler, formerly OF this city,
died Thursday at the Eastern State Hos.
:pital. in Williamsburg, aged forty-ons
years. She Is survived by one brother
James M. Butler, OF this city. Tho re. /,
mains were taken to the Summit. in Spot-
sylvanla county, for intcrment.
James McLarney. Is:
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July S.-James
NcLarney, a veteran of the National
Soldiers Home, died this morning onEa 1
steamer bound from Baltimore for Old
Point. Tho old man had been on a furs
Tough. visiting relatives at Baltimore.
Heart disease, caused his death.
Mrs. Annie Charles.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
Mrs. Annie Charles, Of Alexandria. died
to-day at the residence Of her daughter.
Mrs. A. M. Whitlock. she was q daughter
years master OF transportation on the :;
old Virginia Midland Railroad. now tho
Southern Railroad. Five children sur-
ViYe.
The remains were taken to Alexandria
tonight for interment.
IN MEMORY OF "A. .. VAUGHAN
July 10. teo3-July 10. 1908.
Heaven retatneth now my. father, ,i
Elarth the lonely ClSket Keeps, 80
And the sunbea,ns loves to finger
Where my darling father, sleeps.
miss thy kind and willing hand.
Thy fond and earnest care.
My home Is dark without thee.
mi: Els ST" pA sfSsizT = FLoRENca
DEATH.
HEWLETT. Died. July Sth at II O'Clock
ter. Of Mr.. and Mrs, 4. ). Hewlett, No.
2l04 East Broad Street. 81,
Funeral from the residence SUNDAY.
July 9th. at P. NJ. Intcrment In Oak-
wood Cemetery.
RATCLIFFE.-Died at his residence. III
So, al 5 o'clock, WAL;TER j. Raj
b 1, fE9m S, The house THIS Isas.
crsnshaw Battery respectfully Invited 10
attend. 35
JosEPH;7-MRs, ELIZABETH a. JOS.
EPH died at a. NJ. July 3, at her
late residence sl9o II street, in Tia
seventy-ninth year OF her ago. The de-
ceased was the wife OF the late Robert
a. Joseph. and sister Of the late John
W. Sadler. OF FluYanna. Va, She 10
survived by her daughters. Mrs. II. w.
Joseph and Miss Sarah r. Joseph and
BY her four grapdchlldren. Robert b.
George c., Mary Ellzabeth and Carrie
Joseph and two great-granddhil-
q dren, II G65 3
The funeral took place TUEEDAY
4 AFTERNOON att y. NJ, from the Firas
Baptist Church,
MARRIAGES.
DYER-DuNCAN,--On Monday, July 10
at st. Janes Church. In Grange, Texas.
4 MISS IosEFHINEl DUNCAN. daughter i
of Mr.. John Thomas Duncan. to I,E0N.i
ARD HuNTREss DYER, OF KssSi
i Orange. New Jersey. H |