The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
DEATHS.

Died, suddenly, Of heart disease on the 25h
ultimo, JOHN BEDFORD, In the siAty-ith year Of
hi, age.
Died. ut the residence OF George C.. Gregory.
BAKITlER Ii. cox in the forty-ninth ycar OF
his age. o ,
Ills funeral will take place THIS MORNING.
from the First Presbyterian church Ncv, Dr. Pres
ton's at IL O'Clock. Friends aud acqaaintances OF
the ia nly are invited TO attend.
riiom county. Nd WILLIAM W. rUWEI.L. in the
forty-seventh year of his age
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died january 81 1873, at the residence Of her f.
Their, MAGGI", youngest daughter CT D. II. and NJ.
A. Alley, aged two years and seven days
LET little children come unto me, for Of such Is
the gdom OF heaven -
Her funeral viii take place TOMORROW (Fe.
bruary II at O'Clock L. NJ.
Died, January 81. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, CHARLIE
LUTHER. second son OF David A. and Martha D.
kisharson aged four years rs and one nSn'n:
February |. at q O'Clock, from his fathers residence
1904 Main street. Friends and acquaintance are III
vitcd to attend. ~ ~
TITS true deaths kiss fell coldly
Upon our CHARLES brow;
But DER our pathway daily
An angel watches now.
Knoxville, Tenn, and Petersburg parers please
copy.
MARY G. KELLUM. beloved wife Of z. W. kc!-
lum. In the thirty-thlrd ver OF her age. She leaves
an affccuonie husband und four ciiluFen TO MOURN
their loss.
This languishing head Is ut rest.
Its thinking aud achiag arc DER:
This quiet, tnimovshlc breast
Is hcayed by affection no more.
This heart Is 40 longer the seat
Of trouble and torturng pain:
II ceases TO nutter and beat
II never shall futter again.
May she rest In peace.
Her funeral will take place from her late rosf.
dcnce, On y street between iTenty-afth and Iwen-
ty-sixth, TODAY at 3 O'Clock. Friends and nc
quuntances are respectfully Invited 10 attend With
out further notice.
Died, on the 2sth ultimo, WILLIE A., son Of VIII
liam l.. and Kate Salmon, or this city, aged one
year, three months, aud twenty-n1ns days.
The circum stances of the death Of this little child
remarkable rs well as peculiarly sad. The only
son of his parents, and unusually healthy and
bright, on . visit last July to North Carolina, .
watermelon seed entered his windpipe while playing
with H. The occurrence came near terminating hi,
life ut once by sfocation but after few hours the
extreme distress 81 breathing passed away, and II
was fondly hoped that the offending seed hid been
expelled.
Time, however. rudely dissipated these hopes. In
Examination Of the wiDdpipe, OF moderately severe
form. set In, and continued until Sovemter when be
contracted measles, following rapidly on which came
pneuln0nia. For many days recovery seemed hope.
less when, 70 the surprise Of ALL he passed into wa
seemed to be hopeful state OF eonyarscence Three
weeks later, however. pneumonia returned again IL
be reeved then returned again, still again TO be re-
Illumination Of the bowels came on, followed Qnlekly
again by pneumonia, until, ut Last the powers or te
failed in the pitiless struggle, and the dear little lei
low passed from world OF suffering and sin.
the fatal Watermelon seed, which had been suspected
by bis attending physicians as the probable cause o.
tho freQuens zsapaes, and relases 20 nn,suai' Ma'
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