The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

i lasted until 5 O'Clock this afternoon. The
Tartars were 1000 strong and occupied.
very favorable positions. The extent Of
their loss is not known NJ III III,
i 9S$ After a prolonge d sbombardme nt by the
Russians the Tartars holsted the white
/ flag and then retreated. The Russians
now occupy the aTa rtar positions.
OBITUARY. "a
w. F /. Irvine.
Special 70 The Times Dispatch.) iss
,,,NQEFOLK,s5Y -, Aug. 6.----nl ajor Wal ter
prominent citizens OF Norfolk = 4 died At Ms
willie 4at A ST. Paul's Church yesterday
morning. which !, developed into apopexy
5g II Is lie was an EVENT. ul one. Born 4 In
DUBLIN Ireland November ~ -, ~!
t!ceship In commercial life located in New
i Orleans There he was s engaged " as a
clerk II bg eHtgn and then
then one OF the biggest financial institu-i
tons in. the South, and (which his
/ been In New Orleans for several yea rs, .
but did not remain aW " very lor 6. ss5 lie
| was s. back e In New Orleans 4, 1858 .
when the cvil War Wa broke out, becoming cor M
a1nember Of that famous regiment known
as IA he sS5 Lou! siana Tigers. He served
Lice at App omattox. s$
Ma or Irvine settled In Norfok N In 1872
coming herr. from New Orleans, and mad
of!theg city. ever since Here he was book
Keeper and assistant trea surerEo Of the FL
g. White, e Com pany l!Incorpo rated, deal
also trea sure Z 6 OF St. = auI "A Episcopal
ii ISIS he married n! g. Mar garet so,t-s
.dren:-.Alrs. y. y % ordan, Misses M. Bell
| and Grace, and Walter +. and $Alexa nder5
B. 1rvine-survive him. ssSsSi
Irvine, one OF most los 3 aasa-
nent busln e men and e member of the
Finance Committee Of the @ Supreme
70 the many friends 81 the va deceased s in
n'sfisss
family, notified b the supreme regent and
supreme etary. and appointed a. COM
mittee Of grand council Of ers to- at
tend the funeral q WI ich z ia kes place i at
the grand officer resident In @ Norfolk
consisted OF Grand Secretary Blanks. .
of Peter burg Rev NJ Fad on, Of
Feh@Sas eE
lAlain); S, L. Bloomberg, Of Richmond
(past grand regent and past supreme
lSrepresen tative), and =. u. Scot + Of Ashe-t
sFandh s
chesapeake and o. to.,zSa sa
Major Irvine was q 4 very enthusiastic
Arcanum!ts and fulled the
held in the order with marked fidelity
ind ability. 5lS 81 N s #
Mrs. Emma Z. Garnett.
KING seGst GEoRGHs co.. August Y The
pse of rs Rma ats ai s9s seE
day, at s. P, &. b The seryl ces were con-
Quoted 81 by Revs. WI lam G. Latnne
and I'sa O. the RI ~ G ~
voted member, BY her special request
her three & sons Is and grandsons acted.
Henry Ia = I Tho 4n,a
B and John aarnee = and stuArt VI
gallant. dashing Thomas Stuart Car;
nett WIG fought brayeiy In The sc eg Y
Vas Vas XII Killed ed at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Communicating stonewall 3 J y ckson's brl-l.
gade, after he was ki Col. Garnett's
commission came promoting nm to nT,
crushed his young wife who, y With 8. Their
land 9 eoahtyStlil the close q the y war;
home. SPY Hill. In King George and re- E,
sided with her widowed father, Coll
| Thomas B. Baker. e .
| She was of q most superior nature,
a Christian abe set an exarnple OF chart
ty and good works, ,Wltth an an 4 # shantnS
pety that dominated her IRE ans s nnG%nu
And as mother, friend and ne y she
was all that a woman could pc,
she Is survived by three sons ms ana r prv
Nils OF King George: and her sons S 7,
Henry. Thonras and John. also SO q h''s
I'D G. p, Dowell,
Special e The Tines p I, p, . 81 ,1r
ch haS = peWel, Elsyanss county y lSs
died at his home, White Hall. last Erl-
day. at the advanced age Of elghty-ni IIs
years. He was very actlv a a Is W we
preserved for one neo1 o. to ms enIy
i befora his death. He leaves g wife just
few years his, jun!or,s ana 5nres STy-
dren Mrs nodd 8 %owell ~ New os YORK
b buys w Va, who were al With him u
Els hSprss END SIs con, sna.
Ad H's f,neral was held at Beulah Bap-
| tisr Church last Sunday, con n, ~
he Rev. j. j, White. and his remains
were buried in the pe s1 cs'''s st' =
that e mnwa,i was for many years a. COM
s, ner member Of the Methodlst EpIs-
eessaii Church. South, and died IN tthei
Christian faith, " \ & l4E 81
Mrs, Matilda DeHaven.
fssneeial5 y 10 The Times Dlspa tch)
! INGHEsTNR. VA, August s8,-Mpr T
Matilda DeTIaYen, "a member OF an old
Fredericls county, family. died last nlsht
az her home near tGainesboro. arter Ea
nrotracted illness, aged seventy years,
She leaves her husband, Thomas De-
Haven. and one son. She was a relas
tive Of HolIie peHayen, q country youth
who was drowned Thursday night. news
OF whose tragic death is said 70 nave
fastened her. demise u
S8isS5 Mrs n "A, 5iTid1er, & 4s