The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-07

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VIII be announced later.
Funeral of Mrs. a. v. Hancock.
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CHRISTlANSBURG, VA, March g.
The funeral of Mrs. A. v. Hancock
was conducted from the Presbyterian
Church at half-past 2 on Wednesday
afternoon, by the Rev. j. w. Nc
Kaughan and the Rev. Edward L. Lane.
Mrs. Hancock had lived here since her
marriage, in 1898. She was born In
Amherst county, but moved to Lynch
burg when quite young. She was the
oldest daughter of the late f. S. Love,
and leaves a mother-Mrs. Della Love,
one sister-AIrs Perkins. of Cincinnati,
and Mr.. T. S. Love. of this place. An
only child died five years ago.
Those who came here to attend the
funeral were Messrs. Charles and Witt
Hancock, of Roanoke; Miss Margaret
OF Bedford, and Miss Ollie May Jen-
nlngs, of Blacksburg.
Mrs. Mamie ynndcrsllce.
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SUFFOLK. VA, March 6.-Mrs. Nan
ME I. Vanderslice, widow of Rev. Dr.
Geo. c.. Vanderslice, who was a lead
ing member OF the Virginia Methodist
home in Suffolk. aged sixty-nine, OF
pneumonia and heart disease. She was
the mother of DR.. George j. Wander
slice. of Phoebus: Cranberry Wander.
slice. of. Richmond: I. P. Vandersllce
Mrs. w. Il. Deaton, of Norfolk Mrs
NJ. F. Langhorn. Smithfeld; Mrs. Lee
Britt. Mrs w. S. Beamon. and Miss
Grace Vanderslice, Suffolk.
=. Samuel Pollock.
lspecialto The Times Dispatch.1
HARRJSONBURG. VA. March g.
Samuel POLLOCK, lifelong resident OF
hi Sal 4
disease and complications. after long
Illness. The deceased was a gallant
Confederate soldier in the Tenth Vir.
ginia Regiment. He was sixty -eigh'
widow, who was Miss Mary Lupton Rea.
gan. Mr.. Pollock was for years in the
| hotel business in this place and was
well known throughout the State.
John II. Ware.
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| AMHERST. VA. March 6.-Mr. Johl
r. Ware, of this county. died last nigh
| at the home of his father. Mr.. j. Y
! Ware, on Indian Creek. Mr.. Ware ha,
| been afflicted with consumption 70
| some time. He is survived by wifi
and several small children. For loni
| and Western shops in the city of Roa
| noke. While there he ost an arm b.
an accident, and also contracted TIL
| disease of which he died.
1 SuASS W.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March o.
James W. Literal. Confederate vete
ran, member of Company G, Thlrtiet
4 Virginia Regiment. died at his HON
here last night, after brief lines.
aged seventy-six years. He is sur
vived by his widow, four daughter
and one son.
1 William II. Jenkins.
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~ H.
Mr. William Henry Jenkins, of Ga
Park, died at the hospital in Char
lottesville this morning at o'clocl
! He had been in bad health for abol
eight years. About two weeks ago h
physician advised him to so to til
hospital for treatment. He leaves
widow and six children to mourn the
loss.
Denths mt Chatham.
Especial to The Times Di;/atchl
CHATHAM. VA, March 6.--Mrs. Ma
linda Rsgsdale following a short II
ness. died at her home at Ricevill
,, Pittsylvania county. Wednesday. St
was eighty-two1 years old, and is SUI
: and one daughter, both Of whom mad
their home with her. Interment was
the family cemetery Thursday.
The infant Of Mr.. G. c. Giles die
Wednesday night ana was 'n thta ga
: Thursday morning. The child Wa
about two weeks old.
William Hall.
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ROANOKE, VA, March 6.-Mr. Wi
liam Hall. one of the most prominer
! citizens of Roanoke College, age
: eighty.siX, died at his home near Ho
5 Inns this afternoon at o'clock. Il
: was the father of Mr., Harvey Hall,
t pr 'en inc, lawyer, of this city.
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