The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-27


Marks Church this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, and the interment Will be
Hnwes r. Powell.
i Halves FtsPowell, sixty three years
old died suddenly Sunday at his home
near Treyillians, Va. He is survived
by his wife. two sons and two daugn-
tiers, and one brother. r. r. Powell,
OF Richmond
Mrs. George w. olivier.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
/ Charlottesville. Va, December 26.--
Mrs George w. Olivier died last night
at her home on West Main street. She
had spent the Christmas day very
happily in her home and among her
1 friends. and seemed unusually well.
She had lust returned from a call when
the fatal seizure took place, and death
ensued in a few minutes from some
thing like acute Indigestion. followed
/ by heart failure.
Mrs olivier was one OF the best
Known. most highly esteemed and use
| full women in this section OF Virginia
Her hands were constantly engaged
| in good work. She was a daughter OF
| Charles w. Pollard and Frances Bay
| Tor and was born sixty-two years ago
at Pen Park" the old Gilmer home.
] of william Writ, who married Mildred
| Gilmer. Her. girlhood was spent In
| Albemarle county and her young wo-
manhood in Baltimore. where she was
| burg For thir wears she had lived
on West Ma,n street
| She is survived by her husband.
former Mayor OF Charlottesville. aud
now on his way home from the Lick
| observatory, where he has been as
sistant director Of astronomical work
! for eighteen months: and Katharine
Roy, wife OF DIR II Cabell Maddux q.
rs. n OF Washington ID. c.
Mrs. Olivier Wa member of a
great many organizations. historical
the AIbemarle Chanter. Daughters of
the Confederacy; member OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and the Colonial Danes.
Her funeral will take place at Christ
Episcopal Church, this city. but the
time has not yet been decided upon
Charles King.
Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va, December 26.--Chas
King, senior member and president of
the firm OF Charles King e Son Co,
Inc. seventy-two years old died al /
o'clock this morning at his home, 2l2
South st. Asaph Street, following a.
brief Illness of pneumonia. Besides his
wife, who was a Miss Laura Tubman
he leaves the following children: Frank
r. King. Marshall I. King. Miss Laura
King, of this city; Mrs Charles Hulfish
of Charlottesville: Mrs Dfedel. wife Of
Or. Charles Dicdel. Of Washington:
Mrs. Schneider. wife of DIR. Edwin c.
schneider, of Washington.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed although it is
planned 10 have them some time We'd
nesday afternoon.
Charles King was born near SYRIA
cusc,, n y. and in early years grad
uated in dentistry. He later Joined
the; United States Army. and at the
outbreak of the war was connected
with the quartermaster's department.
At the close of the war he located
IL, ~
Mr. King founded the firm of which he
was the head, and had one of the
most extensive Wholesale houses in
this section of the State lie also
operated a branch In Gaarlottesviiie
Up TO the time OF his illness he was
an active member of the firm.
Mr.. king was never active in poll |
tics although he was Republican, |
commerce and also a prominent mem
Der of Grace Episcopal Church. being
q Vestry,m man The Chamber has called
2 7. y, meeting for tomorrow night to
j. Hanson Price.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch
. Alexandria, Va, December 26.-J.
|, Hanson !, :, Price S brothnr, Of City Auditor
dled at noon to-day following a brief |
illness of pneumonia. He was about
h 4, years old and unmarried. For
'h sra nast nd thirty years s, he had held
Chief Engineer of the War Depart
ment Mr.. Price is survived by two
brothers and two sisters. They are
6ity Auditor 2; F Price, Captain Mark
Miss Elizabeth Price The arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made.
George w. Hall.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
:, AleNandrla, Va. December 26-Geo
". Han died yesterday at his home.
l29 North Patrick Street. Besides his
wife one son and one daughter sur
MRS. Mary j. Hand.
lspeeialt to The Times Dispateh.1
Norfolk, Va, December 26.--Mrs.
land II, died in Portsmouth It'll today to- y;
II pellagra. She was formerly of Bal
more, where Johns Hopkins Hospital
surgeons recently diagnosed her case, ]
Mss Kate S. II. Pritchett. Mrs. G. X.
! brother, of Baltimore. survive her,
Rcheccn s. Price.
tspeclal to The Times Dispatch.1
Green Say, Va; December 26.--Alrs.
morning at o'clock, after
lingering Illness, She was in her
iNty- eighth year, Mrs Price was be-
owed BY al who knew her. always
leeded assistance. and was. as cx-
'ressed by one, of her friends, truly II
n angel of mercy" She was a mem
'er OF the Christian Church here for
early. iortS YEARS. was for numr
er Of years postmaster here and
aught school in thistcounty for many
ears. Mrs, Price was horn and reared
\ 1unenburg county, and was daush-
er Of Robert Boiling, of that county
IRIS Price had many friends as evil n
unerpl services held at the Christian
'hurch here sunday afternoon at a III