The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
OBITUARY
nichard =. schultz.

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day afternoon at 8 O'clock of his resi-
dence, No. Is South Pine Street, after
O long Illness.
He leaves his wife. three sons
MessTs Eugee nshasd IT, ana
Olivia. Estelle. Marie. Theresa. Alma
The funeral will be held from St.
Mary's German Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at Q O'clock.
Charles e. Hitchcock.
Dispatches were received here last
might announcing the death OF Mr..
Charles 2. Hitchcock, general manager
OF the susquehanna Coal Company. yes
timsore. ! He lie viii Be buried tomorrow
afternoon ut 1880 O'clock. Mr.. Hitch-
cock was we'll known and very popu-
lar throughout Virginia and the South.
r.. F. Brackctt.
on the Charles City Road at 1890 O'clock
yesterday afternoon. In the eighty
sixth year OF his age. He leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Becker.
The funeral VIII be held from; the
The interment will be made In Oak
wood. al
Mrs. n, j. FraucIe.
Mrs. 3. J. Franck died very suddenly
last night at 1880 o'clock at her resi- =:
Street. She leaves her husband and
ten children. Arrangements for the
funeral have not been made.
William g. Newlee.
!, I B 3, 9 s,aI!,1 IA. 1uiy A.Wil-
burg Sunday night. was brought here
Luke White, OF Pulaski and Rev. w.
Fl. Joyce conducted the religious SER
ritual Of the order order Of Elks Tor such s
occasions was read by Representatives.
OF the Pulaski lodge. OF which Mr..
Newlee was q member.
the late coionel r. O. and Mrs. Martha
Newlee. OF Montgomery county. and
spent his boyhood at the family home.
near Blacksburg. For the last ten
years he n, has been engaged in business In
ions It the home 01 Of KS as var
John Newlee, here. Besides the latter.
three sisters. Mrs. Bill, OF snowville:
Mrs. Phelps. OF Pulaski. and Miss vlr-
ginia Sewlee. survive him.
William Banks wilkins.
specia: TO- The Times. D!spatch.l
MT. CARMEL, VA, July l4.-William
inent and highly esteemed citizens OF
Halifax county. died suddenly here ct
his home last Friday OF paralysis. He
was about seventy years old. an ex-
County Electoral Board. the Pension
Board, and for years school trustee OF
this district. He leaves two sons and
Two daughtsrs and q large family cons
ne Tbe rd Il virginia anS care,ins
Presbyterian Church Saturday after
In.oo0n. his former pastor. Rev.. T. S.
Wilson. p. D., OF Richmond. conducting
Maxwell. Of South Boston. and ". A.
Jeffreys, OF this place. An immense
crowd was present.
George w. Manning.
E%rrAyn u ia fyA a. -
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 1.-THE
funeral Of George w. Manning, former
Is OF Richmond. who died here last
night. will take place at 10 O'clock to.
morrow. and the. interment will be
Manning was born in Richmond in 1913,
and served throughout the war as
member OF the Fifteenth Virginia In
fantry For tho past fourteen years
eminent Printing OFFICE. He is sur
vived by wife and five children, all
adults. They are: Mrs. Charles Forbes
Lindsay, Mrs. Irland Edmonds. Mrs.
Russell Whelpry. and two sons. George
W., Jr., and Landon Carter Manning.
Abraham G. Maryland.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July IA
Mr.. Abraham G. Wayland. one OF the
man held in high esteem. died Sunday
resulted from stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. Wayland was in the eighty-sec-
ond year OF his age. Heis survived by
widow. four sons and five daughters
Mr.. w. G. Wayland. of this city, and
Messrs. Robert F., Abraham c.. and
Thomas ]. aWayland, OF Albemarle: Miss
Kate Catherine Wayland. OF this city.
and Mrs. r. Emerson. OF Mexico, N. Y;
Mrs. A. =. Humphrey and Mrs w. r.
Wood OF Albemarle, and Mrs r. L.
Butler, of Louisa, Va,
Moses Walker.
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