The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-05

1.-THE Fulton Baptist Church this atter-
noon at o'clock. and the Informant
1t is said that the child went in
bathing last Sunday and stayed in sew
eral hours. Typhoid pneumonia devel-
oped following a chill on his return
Mrs. Augusta Asher.
Mrs. Augusta Asher died yesterday
after q short illness. She was the
M Masr, OF H H II Ash asher and mother Of
The funeral will take place this
brew Mortuary Chapel. Rev. N. u. Ca
i's'"' = n. Mrs. WI NInr GllnoMsd asye.
Especial to The TimesD ispatch.1
Charlottesville. Va, August 4.-Mrs.
Maria Marye, wife OF Lawrence >:
Marye, we'll known Journalist, and
staff of the Daily Progress, of this
city, died laat evening, after a brief
illness, in the seventy-sixth year. OF
her age. The funeral will take place
the Presbyterian church, and the In
termentt will be in Maplewood Gene
age, Miss Maria Wilson, daughter, o, OF
farmer of "Bonbrook," Cumberland
county. BESIDES her husband, she
leaves three brothers, Major ]. p: VIII
son. of Black Mountain, NJ c.; Calvin
Wilson, Of Richmond. and Hampd,en
Wilson Of Crockett, Tex, and one SIS
Adam Bare.
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Lexington. Va. August AGAIN
Bare, gallant Confederate soldier.
home near here. He was member Of
Rockbridge First Dragons, Company
G, First Virginia Cavalry, and saw
hard service under Stuart and Fitz-
Pennsylvania he was badly wounded
He was born in Rockingham county
but spent most of his life in Rock
bridge, where he engaged in farming
dren. as follows. survive him: John NJ,
Reuben and RAIDER Bare, of near Lex
ington: Mrs Bette Jennings. of Green
wood, Mo. He was seventy-four years
old.
stephen A. Bowel.
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| Bristol Va, August 4---Death has
claimed stephen a. Bowel. editor OF
the Jonesboro Herald and Tribune.
which paper was the personal proper
Brcwnlow, OF the First Tennessee Dis
trict, who was sixty-one years old.
was one OF the South's most brilliant
writers, having. formerly edited pub
completed and had published beauti-
| full tribute to the memory of Con-
| gresham Brownlow, when he was
stricken fatally of Bright's disease,
| the same as caused Brownlow's death.
Funeral OF 3Irs. S. 6. Griffin.
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mains OF Mrs. Sam :. Griffin Were
rear here to-day. the funeral SER
| vices being in charge Of the Rev. j.
| C. Hocutt. Mrs. Griffin died yesterday
! after several weeks OF illness. She 3
1 survived by her husband and three
small childen. the youngest being
oEly littM more than a week old.
Mrs. Griffin was the aecond wife of MIR.
| Griffin, and Just nine years ago 10 the
day, the hour and the minute his first
Mrs. Mabel Mccann.
/ Especial to The T!mes-Dtspatch.
williamsburg, Va, August AIRS
Mabel Mccain, wife of Grover Mccain.
| Chesapeake an Ohio operator at Rox-
bury. died last Saturday after q short
illness, aged eighteen years. Mrs. Nc
Cam was the daughter OF Captain and
Mrs. CT. W. Blankenship. She was a
bride of only few months. The fu-
neral took place Sunday afternoon, and
the remains were laid to rest in the
family burying ground at Walkers.
Mrs. sarah burgess.
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Charlottesville, Va, August Mrs
| Sarah Burgess. wife of A. j. Burgess
of this city. died last night, after an
ILLNESS of several weeks, aged abou,
seventy She was. before marriage
Miss Sarah Druen, daughter of the late
i william Druen, of Albemarle county
Besides her husband, she leaves one
| brother, William D. Druen. of East
ham and one sister, Miss Jennie T
! Druen, OF this city.
John Fisher.
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| Fisher, aged sevonty-eight years, died
this morning at his home. The fu-
neral will pc held at the home to-
morrow, after winch the body will be
taken to Poplar Tent Cabarrus coun-
/ ty. for interment. Only two nieces and
a nephew survive.
Mrs. l.. II. Drnmcller.
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| Farmville, Va. August Mrs. l.. I
Drumeiler. venerable woman. living
near Farmville, died at an early hour
yesterday morning and was buried this
morning in the town cemetery She
is survived by her husband and severa
children.
Rev. l.. G. Grady.
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Weldon. n. c.. August 4.-Rev. y. G
Grady, a prominent citizen of Halifa7
county, and Confederate veteran. dice
suddenly at his home at Halifax I'M!
. morning