The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
OBITUARY. ]; II
Mrs, Elizabeth Sacra.

sA Fast tho age of three score years and
Hanover county. va. died yesterday
morning. Mrs. sncrn was one lof Han
overs oldest and most highly esteemed,
having lived In this community since her
and was loved So s ali who III Knew ". l Ter.
Those who knew her best loved llor most.
NJ Mrs. Sacra was known TO keep an open
house to relatives and friends, and In
know the old home place. BIZ Oak -.
In Virginia. She lived for the benefit OF
others. her one uim being to make those
happy around her. most, especially the
young Though n. her eiEhty-e!ghth yea
ago. when stricken down. She a t once
realized TINT her end was near, and can
swered to- her Master 9 luminous without
5's Mrs. sacra, leaves one sister. Miss
1Luvenlns Blunt, Of Hanover, and ono
brother Mr.. William l.. Blunt. OF Rich
mono, " besides many nleces and sIlephews.$
1ernl Will take place from the home Sum
day morning at l o'clock Conyeyancesy
will meet relatives md friends at Tay-S
lorsvillo Sunday morning on9trai In leaving
;R q, y at $40 Viz Richmond: Fred
Snephows Of the deceased Il are requested
Ia act as pull -bea rers.
DR.. I. M. Parish.
Especial to Tho Timcs-D ispntch.)
.LEXINGToN,IlY KY, July q. DR. r.. M. d
Parish, formerly OF Charlottesville. Va,
died In this city last night Of paralysis,
DR.. Parish was a member OF an old Vlr-
ginfn family. His first wife was Miss
Julian Randolph. tdaushter q John r.
ana second e ees no'e
Randolph Of Roanoke. Pr. Fariah was
educated at the University OF Virginia.
and later conducted hotels In many gcitlea
tysS{e n .knu4 u Nm In II u
was known TO nearly every noted public
VIII Willie + resident 81 II tharlot,esvlle AZ.
ea5 egg Tec e wo fSs ssss
4 DR.. Parish, Just after President Me-
.Ilinley was assassnated BY the anarchist
Loon and when ne Po,iee ~ a.
Emma Goldman. pointed out the woman
on trai,, near Chicago to 4 newspaper
mon and police. but she escaped th n.
Tho body will be taken TO Charlot tes T.
Vile Sunday for burial. I'd 81
Z. H. M. Smith.
43I.yN,cHBURG, VA. July 27.-H. u.
smith, local superintendent Of the South.
arm Mutual Aid Association. died At \
i ,vnchburg sanltarum here this morning
after a brief illness Of typhoid fever. me
nnd ha had been here but ak months.
hnronIing Immensely popular with n large
circle Of friends In that short time. re re
was a native OF COrne!!a, Sti-. jWAeTo "a
remains VIII be shipped TO- might.
H. Greber Miller.
Especial to The Times ? Dispatch .2s
3 SALISBURY. N, c., July 27.--H. Gre. 3
ber Miller, a prominent Rowan farmer.
died ut his homa at Frnnklin to- ayrat
tho age OF sixty-nno. Dea thsilWas me
result OF an attack OF pneumo nin.a a ns
deceased was the head Of q large ama
prominent family, and leaves eleven sur
1t,ivinp Children Mr.. Miller served Win i
distinction In the Confederate army.
IS Mrs, Laura Douglass.
Especial 10 The Times ispatch)
1nurn Douglass 1 died yesterday evening
Luther Douglass, after q short, illness.
sha was eighty years Of age shog was
we'll knewn throughout the !, eosns" ~
nifty, "a being respected ana loyed a 2.
all who came IN 8conta W m Ivy 5tf s'''s
Is survived by one SON ]. Z, VEL
Mrs. Florence Allen.
4 y Especial to The Times. Dispatch }
SALISBURY N, ~, July 2I-Mrs:
Florence Allen aged yeehtIs utoppse
dead her home near a snsI sed Va !.
tGo bssat ~ Health when the stroke came.
and 9 the there IL no known cause for the
nnfder, summons, She leaves q husbana
~ Dr.. Daniel y, Martin,
(speolal to The Times Dispatch,) 3
q DAN;WILLE.5 A., July N,-pr; Daniel
~ Martin. aged y years, died We'd
County county as tic result 9f being paralyxed.
thrice 'masp'e srvIya h aea'a0s ne
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