The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13

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tive from Justice, and CHARGED wtt1, aid.
10 forged Norfolk and Western securities,
large business interests In that City. A'A
He is survived by two brothers, Messrs.
Louis and John Catogni, Of Roanoke and
services will be conducted by Rather
Hugh McKeefrcy at st. Patrick's Church
tomorrow afternoon. :,
Emanuel Millhiser. ,s
Mr.. Emanuel lrillhtser, ono Of the best
k Known esteemed and influential mer-
In at 1850 O'clock. after an an illness $50 Of
nearly eighteen months
ss mr sn M,hi ssa vas born in Richmond
IFirankIipr Street. He entered the Z arm Of
with the Milihiser Ianafacturine Com.
Rany. the Richmond Cedar Works and the
he won the dftection and regard of ali
wh TaEm hs ss came s, In seGa SS b,s ta
X9flS by his his daa s Ms. Rosae s.
hser He i IS aso s sn 9R Mr nE b Ross Nil
Mrs Rosalic Slilhiser; Ri Rss ms bro eh,,ss
MesSrs. Gustayus and Clarence Millhiser,
nt Co.. and his sIstsF Msg q ga nsn
Htrsh. of Montclair. N. j.
re The funerai VII take place from hisla,e
Sm unaay , afternoon e., 70, IA at S;so oeoek The
James c. Petit.
Especial to The Times Dispatcli.)
LoVTNGSTON, VA, January 1e-Alr.
James G. Petit, OF Roseland died early
this morning. He had passed his three
score and ten. and for several years had
been In declining health, but his last i'll
ness dated only from December Esd. He
was OF one of the first families of Nelson
county. and in every way he was an
honor to his family name. He was a sue
cessful farmer, good citizen, O oonse-
Grated Christian and a noble philanthro-
pist. Many will remember his philan-
thropic deeds.
he leaves son, Or. James A. Petit,
and widow. The burial will be from
the home Saturday morning at eleven
o'clock.
E. A. Brulle.
Especial to The Times-D spatcfi)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 12.-
MIR. Ernest A. Brulle. a prominent bust
ness man of this city, died here last night
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Brulle. of typhoid fever, atter g. brief
illness. aged 80 years.
I
Brulle IL Tmberlalse. and was success
full In business. Mr.. Brulls was promment
in business and secret order circles, being
exalted ruler of the Elks, an Odd Fellow,
member OF the Junior Order of American
Mechanics and of the Patriotic Sons OF
America. He Is survived by his parents.
three brothers, DR.. Herman Brulle, Of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore: w.
FL. BruriS1r-E Artie Brulle. OF Richmond.
and two sisters. Mrs Charles Stoll Of
ILL.,
city.
Mrs. A. H. Shores.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
WYTHBVILLE. VA. January l2.-Arrs.
"A. II. Shores died this morning at the
residence of her husband, on Main Street.
of consumption. esldes her husband She
leaves three small children.
Mr.. A. White.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
SALEM, VA, January 13,-AI-. Alex.
White, one Of the best known and highly
respected citizens of the place died last
night OF old aga He was ninety two years
old, and Is survived by six children, Mrs.
Thomas and Mrs, G.. E. Shanks, Misses
Annie and Fanny White, Messrs. Samuel
and Jim White.
John Connolly.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
z NORFOLK, VA. January 1e,--John Con-
nelly died ut MS home In BerIntlda street
this, morning, aged IS. He was a native
of ireland, but had lived in this country
many years, and until his health failed
he was In the transfer business.
He leaves u wife and three children
William, and Misses Gessie and Margaret
Connolly.
w. P. Holmes.
Especial TO The Times-Dl spatch.)
TILLINGTON, VA, January mfr. w.
p. Holmes, aged about 10 years, died of
pneumonia, mt the home of his sister, Mrs. Is
j. J. Avery, near Micah Church. Wednes-
day, and was buried to-day from his old
home. Mr. Holmes was born In PhiladeI-
phia and came to Charles City county
when a youth.
he was known for Kindness. being evey
ready to help those less fortunate.
DEATHS.
C4ATOGNI,--Died at the residence of hts
sister, Mrs, C. pominic!, 1890 u. Broad,
at 5,P, NJ, January 18th, JOSEPH d.
C.krOGNI, AGED forty-six years. De-
ceased Is survived by two protherss,
Messrs, Louis and John Catogni. et
Roanoke, and ono, sister, Mrs. q. Dom