The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
eminent.

Mrs. Mary AntelOtti.
Mrs. Mary AnteIotti. for years a res
No. 5i4 Dinwiddfe Street. Portsmouth,
on Friday. She was the widow Of Mr..
Louis Antelotti. who was long con-
nected With the Police Department
P. l.. Gallager and Mr.. Il. j. Antelotti.
OF New York. and Mrs. John 7. Riley,
OF Portsmouth.
The funeral was held yesterday at
ternoon at 3 o'clock in Portsmouth.
Funeral OF MIR. Palmore.
The funeral OF Mr.: Georges II. Pal
more. who died on Friday at 3 A. NJ.
took place at his home in Riverview
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment being made In RlvervIew Gem
etery.
Mr.. Palmore. who had been engaged
In business In this city for a number
OF years, was formerly OF Powhatan.
and was highly esteemed. He is sur
vived by his widow, formerly Miss
and Page-and several sisters and
Mrs. Jane. H. Gouldmnn.
Mrs. James II. Gouldman. formerly
of Richmond. died at her home in New
port News, yesterday morning at
w. P. Learnan. Mrs. p. A. Lane and
Mrs. +. F.. Powers. OF this city. and
Mrs. p. w. Cobb. OF Newport News.
The funeral Will be held here from rom
North Twelfth Street. The remains
reached the city last night at z O'clock.
Miss Mnry Quinn.
Miss Mary Quinn. died yesterday
Sisters Of the Poor. The funeral VIII
take place Tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Albert G. AllcRrce.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl,.]
cHARLoTTEsyILLE: VA. January
unexpectedly last night at his home
on Locust Grove, in the sixty sixth
year of his age: Mr.; Allegree had al
tss sssrp Ss fs9 Esg Sr tbs pn s
covering-so much SO that he was up
and about Ills room yesterday. he
retired early last night and half
hour later was heard to gasp heavily.
A doctor was summoned. but Mr.. Allie.
gree had passed away before he could
sarrlve.
Mr.. Allegree was a native Of Hun
ter's Lodge. Fluvanna county. where
he spent most Of his active life in
ed with his family to this city lie
was a gallant Confederate soldier.
Serving throughout the war In the Az
hemarl, Light Horse; Ills wife; who
myra, Tllvanna county, preceded him
to the grave Just eleven months ago
tn the day.. IIe Is survived by seven
children. s
Jamcs Wagner.
rs'necal Tho Tinos- Dispa' CHI !
SUIcF'OLIS, VA. January 25.--Jamcs
Wagner. among the best known trucks
ers o Nanseniond county, died at 7:A5
o'clock last night at hia home near
Driver. Va. q II q w as SlxtN-sev years
OF age. A native Of Phlladelphia,4 Mr..
Wagner moved to Virginia in early
manhood and Joined the Confederate
army, having fought in Picketts Iol-
vision 81 S stg e55
Mr.. Wagner is survived by a widow
Iformerlys ISIS Leila Asiburn.f who was
Ibis fourth wife; one gdAughter.t Mrs
LII III. Williams, of Norfolk, and Sin
sons-4-Nv liam A. Wagner,Nof Boston
James II W y e y, Ct nan r,hr Htt9nN
Tenn, Edward Nj. Wagner. of sBisbee
sArla.. and Charles l.. and Jeff Ashburl
Ma ener, Of Eansemond county, i
THE 81 deceased vas Y member Oft bt
Baptist Church, Pythians ana Masons
I''NA MILLS, Ma. january. 25,-- Nrr
H. s.. BURTON a well-known sawmIi
5maI1.l was found dead In his hack yart
I on Tuesday evening <
He came 70 Virginia e, ten years -
from Salisbury; Nd H. where q, hs wsss,il
successful lumber dealers, A He hat
list returned from his old home 'il
I Maryland, where Ut had Shenn hts cns
4 tom8ltn spend his Christmas holidayl
| WIEN his rela tiNe ~. NJ SO "
Mr !. E,s,ft Z, u & about siSts
l allawho new ana assoc Hated with lin,