The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
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8jSsi Especial to The Timcs- Dispa tch.) ID
There late yesterday Of the death ct Mr.
Wjllianl 4. Gregory, OF Roam ok. a native
OF Chesterfield 40 nd ssthissfYicit,lty, sss and
az place sse =
owing Ito hurried 8arrnng emeats necessary Y
and the sickness Of his daughter, Mrs.
Parker, /. another telegram I was receiysdi
is In charge OF tho burial snrrangeTentsati
this end, saying I hat he bod w uld not.
reach Petersburg till p onday bout \
IA Al Chartered trolley car will NEE the
Roanoke contiagent Petersburg Mon
day, and tho relatives and a frie ndsawill
Join this car at Chester and Centralia,
p pisee ptef's III g Games an Tic
The u trolley will then axe the Rlc:i-
mona rcla tives from l3ellwood's on s. 70
The burial will be about ! :s0 4. n.
\. Major r. j Flet cher
Especial TO 4 The II mes Dispntch.)
srAUNTON. VA, y uly q 90 1'he funeral
over the remains OF MI tor !; Y tcher,
who died In california June. 4 9TH was held
Sens y trinity Epiae oli
Church; HIS body arrived ear. y
YORK NJ Pleteher Vas
years old ~ He WAS he nther o. !. Mr.
| Mathew Fletcher, who just eturned from
California ana expects to make q his home
" Nal la 3or e Fistcher vas born in Alabama.
te States Sta FL lefs tha, state Witha Com Gsn
rank Of maj or Tor bravery on tho battle!
aeld. 10 remained withstho Confederate
h 6'1 om
Captain E. M. Pace.
(spcclal to The 1, Tines ispatch.)
WILSON. II u. VI {. "a Jul y q plain .. NJ
Pace, a Confederate veteran and pioneer;
tobacco wa reh GUS man. Of w lson. and
well known throughout North Carollnfs
Captain Pace lad been II only a short
tintte, and his deaf, Is ne shock to- bis
wide crole of friand 1s, Ever since the
5ket.. lle hdtl been prominently ident lied
with that business, and his efforts did
MUG make ilsoni The leading tobacco 60
lie was originally from Virginia. His
wife and four children survive him. Tho8
funeral services will be conducted here
to-morrow afternoon at 2, locK, 8Es$ s5sii
j. @. Hardin. e
SGs Especial to The Tines lspa tch.) W
CIIARLoTrEsXIflLLEs a /, }: July
death. ne~r Union N Ills, Vlluyyanna co!ll,
James IS, Hardin, Of this city, Il ,s
This deceased was born In Albemarles
county 80 years Y al 80 and was wtd ely
known and highly esteel1lcdS tl,roug pout
this section Ha reme,nDere,d yNldly the
nYou aopa anenk
|tteresting,y ana teiiigentiy about them.
Mrs. C. H.. Plcasants.
Special 10 The Times Dlspatch,)
NH PIaa9 VII 81 1Sa Re WV a.
Tileasa pastor Hof the Issmont NE NO.
l.dist Church Of this city, died this
/ informing at Port Norfolk, Vn., where she
| had gong ia visit relatl ives. Tho deceased
was a Miss Harfell, Of Princess Anne
aSl3 r., M, Driskill.
(spacIal ITO The Times Dlspatch,) s
3G5s PETE r sBu RIG. A., July 7,--Mr.. Philip
Mortle Dy!skll d!ed ! hers Yesterday a.
MI, priskill IL fsurViv cu by two slstaFs
and two brothers Mrs. n. TT, Gooae. Mrs
William " prlsskill ana Court
Riddick Baincs, III
(speclal to The Timesslo isparch a..
a siIgra assa dIsa
| dnySat his home renr VhaleS n OH
| Va, Three daughters and Two son y. s q
Little Boy Dead, N
lspecial to The Tines-p ispa tph.l Il
.hs sighssea months old baY u captala