The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

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spirit Neutrality-suspicious. enterprises. He
was prepared for the pro- ession Of law,
and soon after entered into conncc-
fh the Thspsehh he
until two or, three years ago. when he
returned to Charlottesville.. He is sur.
yiyed BY his mother,ah,frehe brothern dna
George w. Morrls,e of the Corporation
Court Of hisscity.
The funeral VIII Z, occur y ,Wednes day.
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LEEsBURGs VA, June 24.-1nforma-
ton has been RECEIVED here Of the
noon at 3So'clock. after q long illness
from paralysis. aged thirty-flve. He
Was native ,of Leeseurg son Of ,n MT
chant a and until recently ne conducted
a.jewelry store in Leesburg. His wife.
who was a. Miss Funk. of Strasburg,
his parents and one daughter survive. |
b aIrs. Emily Van Wagner.
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URBAENA, VA, juno 24.--Mrs.
Emily Van Wagner. consort Of the
late David Van Wagner. died at her
home in Urbanna Sunday night, aged
seventy-four years. She was widely
known and beloved in this section.
She was a consistent member Of the
Methodist Church. She leaves one
daughter and three sons to mourn their
loss.
Mrs Irr.S.,r,1I, n5y a; y Hou 'I;;na
Houck, a prominent merchant Of this
place. died at her home in Harrison
burg this morning at 2:so clock. after
daughter Of the late Thomas Johns; a
prominent resident Of .Pottsyille: Pa
She married Tr: Houek in Pottsville In.
and moved to xrgin1aa old
Mr.. Houck lost his only daughter In
February, and sister two months ago.
rsnac,i, u n" 1ba OF r,me Chtla: tch
BEDFORD CITY, VA. June "a
and Mrs. j. N. Burg, who died Sunday.
morning. was laid to rest this morning
! The funeral services took place from
the home Of the parents at $3.50 o'clock,
lconducted by Rev. Or. S. S. Lambeth.
i The interment was at ELongWoodE Cem-
& etery. I'll
/. Frank r. Langston.
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C sUFFoLK; yA;;,.aJunefs 24:-Frank 3 2.
fn9r! l!nsss h a hfea
! children survive him. The remains to-
3 morrow will be taken to Franklin, Y o.,
for burial.
ID Mrs. Robert RnvIes.
SUFFOLK. VA. June 24-The fu-
neral Of Mrs. Robert iRa iyles took place (.
fsS wss taken Ge ae
"A ceased. who was ffty-nine years old
is survived by six sons and four daugh-
ters The eight active pall-bearers
i Mrs. Fannie G. HnirstOn.
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i SALISBURY n. G.. June 24.--Mrs
Eanns We1'eaoEn Me
-tiatSher home, t5that place. to-.d day, fol
lowing. lingering illness. She was
the wife Of the late Major. PeterEsW
onthe staff Of General j. F. 3. Stuart
and later with General Early.
Mrs. Hairston Is survived by twt
and q
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d W1NCHEsTER, VA. June 24.-Mis
i Sarah Mayors. daughter Of tn
Il died at the home OF Mrs. Mary Cal
a mas, this city, yesterday. She is sur
A viyed by one brother g.. +. Mayors o
i. jamn D. Fleming, Of Tairmont, w. Vi
= Miss Mayors was a prominent membe
it OF the Baptist Church which she en- en-
IS doWed with a handsome parsonage. Sh
y was seventy years OF age.
l. Gnbe NJ. Royal.
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i SALISBURY, N c., June 24,-Gabe n
Royal, for the past. FIVE years we'll
m known printer Of Salisbury. died a
IS his home here Sunday. at the age Q
lg lthirty-two years, He had been$il onl
% a few days. The remains were take
III terment to-day. ss x
is Mrs. Laura MucunIesx AIoylc.
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SALISBURY. N. c.. June 24.-Mr
Laura Macanless Moyle, wife Of Mr..
err NV. Moyle, of Salisbury. died at II,
3 home of relatives at Dunn's Mountain
as Rowan county. last night. She was O
n, a visit to friends when death cam
I'd Her husband and one son survive. Sl
ne The remains were brought to Sail!
70 bury to-day
SIS Call Baltimore Minister.
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I'M SALISBURY, NJ c.. June 24.-Re
u Byron c.. Clarke, D. D.. Of Baltimor
, was yesterday extended call to tt
pastora te OF the Presbyterian Churt
. OF Salisbury. He Is pastor of a lnrl
he church In Maryland. $50
a, Tho call to North Carolina Is {
err, urgent one. The church here has be.
IN, without a pastor for several mon tbs
ng Garland SimMernon.
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us SPENCER N. C., June 34.-Garla,
~ Simlnerson. aged twentN-tw veal
i, diedEat his home in Spencer this nftc
nns noon from typhoid fever. from viii
-or he had been i'll only few days. Il