The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
OBITUARY.
w. H. C. Ralston.

William Herbert creston Ralston
died yesterday morning at his home.
1872 South First Street, after an III
ness OF consumption. He was the son
known citizen.
Mr.. Ralston was known in his COM
munity as the boys friend, and he NUM-
bered among his associates many young
boys OF the city. He was quiet and
the obscure position Of night watch
man ut the American NATIONAL 4 Bank.
did not prevent him from drawing to
him many prominent young boys OF
the city. all of whom liked him for
his kindly disposition and his friendly
interest in their affairs.
Ho s survived by his mother, Mrs.
Jane Dorothy Ralston, and a brother
Mr. 4, Robert r; Raiston -
undertaking rooms OF Richardson and
Chappell. Belviderc and Main Streets,
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Agnes L. Kelleher.
Agnes L.. infant daughter OF Mr..
Lawrence ]. and Mrs. Mary Kelleher,
| parents No 500 South First Street.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at 8 o cnck Tomorrow after
noon. Intormcnt Will be In Mount Cal-s
vary Cemetery. z
John Butler.
Mr. John Butler died yesterday ut
the residence Of his granddanghter,
ty-fourth Street, aged ninety-two years
The funeral will be held at $3.50
!, o'clock tomorrow afternoon from Leigh
Street Baptist Church.
Deaths at Winchester.
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WINCHESTER, VA. February 15.--
Paul Graham, farmer, scholar,
| hiuto a an n nf ! nt avg
died at the parish farm to-day.
aged seventy-three years. Mr.. Graham
had wldo acquaintance in Frederick
county, and though his last days We're
spent In poverty. he commanded the
respect and confidence Of all.
John Snyder, prominent farmer,
died at his home Mt Summit Point. to-
day aged seventy-four years. Sur
| viving him arc two sons-Neill, OF
Salisbury. N. c., and Harvey, of Mar.
| tinsburg Va.
Rev. Thomas w. Amber.
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| WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February Is.
REV Thomas Marshall Amber died
| February 18th in Williamsburg. Va. Flo
was the son of Major Thomas Marshall
Amber and Of Lucy Johnston. OF Nor
Major Thomas Marshall Amber was
born at Jamestown, Va; May q 1871.
fltc was noted EOr his Scnolufly attain
ments and his deep spiri tuality lIe
had parishes in different parts OF Vlr-
ginin, Wilmington. N. c., and Mary
land He leaves widow, who was
Miss Betty GUSTS. OF Williamsburg,
Va. and n daughter the wife of Judge
& Thomas II. Wilcox, OF Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Harriet M. Gregory.
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| WILLIAMSBURG, VA. February 15.--
Mrs. Harriet NJ Gregory died here yes
! terday afternoon, after long illness
! The romans were taken to Walkers to-
day, where they were inferred this after
1 noon. Mrs. Gregory was a wcll-known
figure in Williamsburg being connected
4 with some of tho most prominent fami-
4 lies Of this section. She also had many
relatives and friends In Richmond,
Frank L. Riggan.
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/ !. CLARI5MONT, VA, February 15--
/ Frank l.. RlgGan. n section foreman
Of the Southern Railway (short Llne)
died suddenly last Tuesday morning
lat his home, in Spring Grove. He
/ leaves a wife and family. Ills remains
were taken to North Carolina for In
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