The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-04
OBITUARY.
Charles w. Turner.


Charles w. Turner.
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles "; Turner.
who died on "Wednesday. took place yes.
tterday afternoon from l0l2 East Broao
street. The services We're conducted by
the Rev. Martin Johnston. The pail
bearers were:
q Honorary-Judges Jno. II. Ingram, Judge
Geo. T.. Christian. Geo. p. Haw, Samuel
Anderson. Walter T. Norris and Or.
Isaac Curd. ~.
frjs. Geo. Sklpwith, Tom Curd, Tom Tur-
pin and Geo. King. ,,,,
.The interment was made in Hollywood.
Mr.. Turner was in ms slxtS-s S,,, NJ
sided in Manchester for many years ana
practced law He was one OF the pas Pas
sengers in the stage that went down Win
five-years ago and received injuries which
made him lame for life and doubtless
FASTENED his end lie returned to. Goocn-
land TO live some y ear ago II h ,hc ia Sur
$prelne Court OF Appeals. Mr. Turner IS
survived by hissHifa and four ch,ldren-t
Messrs. Charles ~, George C.and Thomas
S. and Miss Mary NJ. Turner,
T. Taylor Harris.
The death on yesterday Of Mr.. I. Taylor
Harris was severe shock to me many
friends OF his social and business cir
EIe succumbed tofan attack of typhoid
fever which had confined him to me
house Just four weeks.
Mr. Harris had been connected Win Tue
real estate firm of n. w. BOwe Il Son Tor
many years and enjoyed their confidence
and esteem.
Harris. n well known tobacconist OF this
civ His mother was Miss Virginia lay
Tor who survives him, as do his widow
and two brothers, Messrs James and VIII
| liam Harris.
Mir. Harris was I'M his thirty-ninth year
| and was married only three years ago 10
| Miss Rosalie Smith, n granddaughter OF
| Hiram NJ. Smith.
| The funeral services will take place
from his late residence. 1O4 West Grace
Street. this evening Saturday at four
| o'clock.
The following gentlemen Will act. as
Henry A. Williams. John II. wallace
G. Blan,on, r. Bruce and Stewart Bowe.
Funeral of Mr.. Hulce.
The funeral of Samuel Clinton Hulcec
| took place yesterday afternoon at "a =
O'Clock from his fathers home, no; i4W'
Hanover Street lnterment was In Holly
The rhe pall-bearers were: William Lee,
Oscar Wcsiger Clarence seaton, Frank M
4 D. Eppcs.. ]. +. Jamison; Stuart MopKihs'
Isaac S. Eberley.
(spccial to The Times-Dispntch.)
| MALVERN HILL, VA, November 81
Mr.. Isaac $, Eberley, Of Greenwood
Farm" near Malvern HILL died at 4
O'Clock Wednesday, afternoon at the
| home of his sister, Mrs ]. Shrclner, near
| Lititz, Pennsylvania Mr.. Ebcrley had
been sick for FIVE weeks with typhoid
malarial Never and abscesses In thf
head. lie will be buried Sunday morning
III 10 o'clock near his old home, Ephratn,
| Pa
Mr.. Ebcrlcy leaves wife and five
children. Howard and Miss Florence
vent North this afternoon by way OF
West Point to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Ebcrcy will be very much missed
;r this community, where he had lived
T for the past five years. lie took an nc
tive interest in Wilis's Methodist Church
and Sunday school, where he and his
family attended regularly Flo was q
progressive farmer aud good, KIND
neighbor.
Mrs Eberey ana children will return
carly next week, .
A. II. Rogers.
Especial to The Times-Dspa lcll.)
LnEsBURG, "a, No sS,eml 3 s IdEat a.
FeEsFs GeSfr q e4l9ns Aaa N sf III
home In Lecsburs. FROM general debility.
aged 70 years. Two daughters and two
sons survive, The deceased is prominent,
~ related to well known Maryland md
Virginia families,
F. M. Button.
(speclal to The Times Dispatch,)
WAR; ENTON VA. November 81
Frank NJ Button died suddenly, of heart
disease last night at his home IN Jeffer-
son. Culpepcr county. He Is survived by
his widow, -four sons and four daughters.
Tho deceased was retired merchant ana