The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

MIS-. " lTSlnla a. rage died at the
home of her husband. on Chelsea ILL,
yesterday, in the sixty-cighth year OF
her age. She leaves. besides her hus-
band, six children-AIrs j. w. Foley,
of Newport News. Va; Mrs. John Lem
on. of Millboro Springs, Va; Mrs. Har-
ry Nicely and Messrs. w. w. and j.
NJ. Allen and w. NJ. Page, all of this
city.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Moore.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
CHASE CITY, VA, September To-
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Moore, wife of
Mr.. w. D. Moore. died at her home near
Jeffress. Mecklenbnrg county, Va. on
September 13. 1907, In the forty-first
year of her age. She was the daughter
of Mr.. William Russell. of this county.
She Is survived by her husband and
seven children, and her parents, Mr..
William Russell and Mrs. Kate Rus
sell, and sisters, Mrs. Harry D. Guy,
of Roanoke. Va; Mrs. Norman II. Will
liams. of Chase City Va. and Miss
Grace b. Russell, of Abbyville. Va, and
two brothers, Richard r. Russell. OF
Chicago. ILL.,, and Clarence L. Russell
of Abbyviile, Va.
Interment at cemetery of Buestone
l'TpSDyteTldH SuutGu, ft1lellueu ny
large concourse of relatives and neigh
bors. by whom she was held In sincere
affection and esteem
Mrs. Elizabeth Duck.
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Elizabeth Duck. widow of Tim
othy Duck, died suddenly Sunday at
her home. Isle of Wight county. aged
years. Up to the time of
her death there were living five gem
erations of the same family, there being
one great-great- Pearl Hol-
land, of Chicago. She was the only
person who ever died in this section
leaving so many generations
There are living five children, twen-
tylfour grandchildren. thirty-seven
great and one great
grcat-grandchild. Among the grand
children are Hon. William S. Holland.
of Isle of Wight county and Hon.
]. Peter Holland of Franklin.
Mrs. Lewis knEey.
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HARRISONBuRG. VA. September is.
Mrs. Lewis I<agey died at her home.
In this place. ct noon to-day. after an
Illness of three weeks. of blood pos
soning. She was the daughter of Jacob
Raisch. who resides Just outside of
town, and is survived by her husband
twenty-five years of age.
Mrs. w. d. Mills.
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FREDERICKSBURG VA. September
16.-NIrs. w. d. Mills. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Franklin.&of Stafford
county, died to-day at her home In
Washington OF typhoid fever. aged
her husband and one daughter The
remains will be brought here Tues
day and taken to her former home in
Stafford for interment.
y. Harry Cats.
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ALEXANDRIA, a.. September 16.--
Mr.. j. Harry Cats, who resided at 1901
Duke Street. died this afternoon. About
IL o'clock last evening Mr.. Cats was
stricken With paralysis of the brain.
and up to the time of his death was
In an unconscious condition. Besides
late Oliver Putnam Mr.. Cats leaves
several children. The deceased was
about forty five years of age.
Captain I. II. Baker.
Especial to TheTimes- Dispatch.1
y WINCHESTER, VA, September 16-
Captain I. Fl. Baker, a prominent citi-
zen Of Winchester, died to-day from
acute Indigestion, aged seventy-four
years He was horn, lived and died
in the same house, He was a leading
fireman and musician. His widow,
three sons and two daughters survive.
Charles i. NcN.
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STAuNTON, VA. September 16.--
Charles !. Neff. twe.lty -five years OF
age, is dead Of typhoid fever. He is
survived by his parents. two sisters
and four brothers,
Miss Melissa Pritchnrtl.
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4 SUFFOLK, VA, September 16.--Miss
Melissa Pritchard aged fifty-four
years, died here last might. Two Sis
tiers, Mrs. George Babb# and Mrs.. James
Jones. survive her. The burial was at
Ne, to-day.