The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
OBITUARY

Mrs. Rachael Lee. widow Of William
- Lee died ut the residence OF hcY
hrst Street, Yesterday morning ut .
3ciock Mr.; leo is her only son. Tho
lunerhi VIII be conducted from tho
IsicsIdchcc to.inorrow afternoon.
Funeral OF J. J.. Lindsay.
u iunerhi of j. l.. Lindsay will
take place this afternoon from Monu-
rector. Rev. lanes w. Morris. assisted
by Rev. b. +. Dennis aud Rev. b. i
II. Lea. j. ii. Drake, George Ware Warren.
; M1seph Alien; y b.; Valentine. K, II.
Honorary-William NJ. mn. pr ia.
ward Mccarthy, James w. YOUNG. nr.
G. a; Blanton, WiNinni II. Dunn. Alvin
ntnith, ~ G. S~iainsbury. James Flour
hoy, william Nick. Marriott.
Mrs. W. a. DnNis.
"iiiiarnsourE Va, January lf.--Ars
"; y; Davis; sister OF John Guy and
III her home at War NM" James Ci,v
county, after a sior; illness, with
pneumonia She is survived by her
daughters, ono OF her children being
ks Guy Davis. superintendent OF
rural schools OF Virginia. The remains
VIII be taken aboard the 1910 Chesa-
neake and Ohio train at Lightfoot to-
morrow 70" Richmond, where the
funeral will taxi place. The Rev. r,
~ W iuSlOI ol u w lIIliIlSDnfH
prcsbyterian Church. OF which Mrs.
Davis, was a member. Will conduct the
service, and burial will be in folly.
wood.
Colonel w. J. Hicks.
W. j. Ticks. for thirteen years su-
died there carly this morning, aged
cighty-thrce years. lie gave IN the
active superintendency OF this Masonic
and State institution several months
I ICn- INF NuS Gffl siS-in ~ t;c. e,sI -
as a labor of love He was one
of the best loved men in North Caro-.
lima. and every mention of his name in
the recent sessions of the Grand Lodge
OF Mdsons here, evoked great applause.
He leaves two sons-John Hicks, chicf
auditor for the american Tobacco Com
lumberman. OF Biscoc-also two daugh-
ters-Mrs. w. a. Johns. of P%ittaburg.
Pa. and Mrs: j. Clyde Turner. Of
with Grand Lodge honors.
Mrs. Mnry Scoiio. .
L~ynchbure, Va, Hungary lf.-Mrs.
aged twenty-six years, diod last night
at 1920 O'Clock at her home, 10 Fifth
Street. where she had ben III for four
teen months. Mrs. Scollo was n mem
addition TO hc, husband, she is sur
vivey by two children-Samucl ana
josephine. aged six and four years, re.
Mrs. Mary DeLaielc sndIer.
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Charlotte. y. c.. January l4.--Aira.
MarytDoLaig1e Sadler. wife of @. Minor
, Sadler. died at > o'clock this morning
at her home In this city. Mrs. Sadler's
death was no surprise. for her condi-
ton had been desperate for some
time. and with each attack from her
heart, II was feared that death would
result. During the months Of her i'll
ness, Mrs. Sadler was conscious all the
time. Mary DcLaiglc Sadlcr was born
in Augusta. Ca. January 20, 1915. and
was in her sixty-nfth year. Her
parents were Charles and Mary De.
Laigle. French H~usuenots. She was
married on December 90. 1870, to Q.
NJ. Sadler, and with him came TO
Charlotte to live IN 1884, To them
Mrs. Archie H.; Harris; OF Richimond;
20. NJ. Sadlcr. Jr., Of .Inckson. Miss.
DeI.aiGlc Sadlcr. of New York, and
Gillespie Sadlcr, of this city. The
funeral service VIII be conducted at 8
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon ut st.
Peters Catholic Church. by Father
! Joseph, the rector.
j. J.. Leslie.
Especial to The TimeS-Dispatch.1
bristol, va. January i'll. j. Leslie,
u wealthy farmer n stock dealer
owning Il large estate. died at his
home near here this afternoon. aged
sixty. lilo Is survived h% his wife aud
ono daughter.
Funeral of Mrs. suthrriin.
Danvillc. Va, Jnnnary lt.-Thc
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