Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-21
GEN. RANDALL DEAD.
THE EN-UNION OFFICER PASSED
AWAY NEAR THE CITY.
lad LIVED HERE MANY YEARS.
snpcrintcndcd Che Qunrrying OF
stone for the state, War, and Navy
Dcpsrtmcnt building In Washing
ton-scscrnI Funerals.

General George vs. Randall. q close
personal. and political friend OF tne ia'e
James G.. Blaine. dscd yesterday morn
irc at the home OF Air. J.. d. kemp on
tao Wmiamsburc road about two miles
below The city.
General Randall was in the 10Th year
o. his age. and had spent many years
OF the latter part of his Iie near lni'
ctv uls death was due 20 an anecuoh
of the stomach with which be had
long suffered. but not to such AN extent
ass 10 incapacitatc him for active p'.l-
moss until quite recently. lie went TO
his old home. in Maine. some months
aso. ana had a pleasant visit OF some
weeks with relatives and friends D"'
since his return Dee had declined stcao'iy'
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
General Randall was native Of
,fsine ana lived at Froeport lie was "a
member of the Legislature Of his state
for one term. and served throughout the
y,ar in the Union army. Tie was ape
pointed by the government s1pcrntend-
m of The marrlcs bon Chesterfield couh-
v4s emf Tor the War and Navy building
70 Washington. This occupicd his time
from 1870 TO 1856.
In later years General Randall had
l..n engaged 600 the lumber business.
no was man of decided business
ability. Although OF retiring ulspoSl-
iDn. hc had many warm friends IN 'HlS
city. ,,., -.,.,roi
General Randalrs wife died scVeia'
wears aco. Hc leaves two daushiei9
sfrs. Anderson of Frccport Me- ana
Airs. Joseph Allard. or this CITY ii'9
r.mairs win boz taken from the residence
80 3frs Al9rd No. 2l6 north Thiriy-se-
ron8 street. tomorrow at L. vi. 10
..uft in Hollywood Cemetery. for future
removal 90 bis old home. in frccpoIl.
General Randall was member OF IhlL
kearny Post G.. a. x.
Mrs. Wakes Funeral To-Day
Tb. funeral OF Mrs. Sudie Washington
c~,barn Wake whose death YVES "n-
ro1nced in Yesterdays Dispatch, Wli
t.tc place this afternoon at O'Clock
fro-o fbe residence of her husband MI
-ee,ar Wake so. go west Main street
Rav Dr William j.. Hatcher VIII con-
duct tho service, assisted hy rev. ~
Robert u. Kerr. The following VIII Dc
the pall-bearers: nah
Aetivc-Messrs. John Rurfoot, .. L,'u-
nov Burfoot. ". vs.. Wake, X. ID. h'lel'
William H. Pierce. and Mr JACOB.
onorary-Judgcs $. Is. Wit anu W. H.
Clopton. and Mcssrs. John i. brahch' H'
NJ I.ft,yf,h. William Cox, and Mr. Jones.
Airs. Wake was a native OF Lincoln
c1uutv. ~. g.. end was "a daubh'el ol
1f.ior William u. Graham and si"ha-
1.trhter of Ex-Governor Graham OF
--ortb Carolina. She and Mr.. Wake
,y,ro married at her home just nineteen
months ago. Mrs Wake was a member
of cr9ce-Strcct Baptist church. ana was
I'm active worker. Many friends VIII
cherish her memory Ass that of sincere
and devoted Christian woman.
Other Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs Mary T.. Goulder. wife of Mr. Ro-
N.rt A Goulder. with A HCcn 81 Co., died
Yesterday afternoon The funcra. VIII
lake place from Calvary Baptist church
to-day at II. N.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel LelDeIInulN
took place from the residence Oh het nus
hand. gfr. Frank Lelbermuth' no. III
Grove avenue. yesterday afternoon at
O'clock Rabbi f. X. Causch conducted
frs services which were attended j.!
l.,.s number of sorrowing friends
rbe funeral services of Mr. Eugene H.
1-.rruson were held at his late residence
no. "a west Cary street. at oclocA
yesterday afternoon. conducted by Rev
Dr T. r.. Wmingham. The nterment
,,.s i'm Riverview Cemetery. The pail
1..r.rs were Messrs r. W. Norman }.
~ BRIGGS. r.. II. Lewis. j. l.. boswell
a. p Higgasou. and G.. w. Wilson.
Mrs. Alice Ensiow Peckham' VIE OF
Nh Richard Peckham. formerly Oh thls
CIV died at Santa Monica, Cal, on tues
dsv. Interment was at Los Angeles
Tine remains Of Alr Samuel j. Young
accompanied by a squad from Company
T. of the Blues. left yesterday morning
st o'clock for Sutherln's. Pittsylvania
county where the intermeut took place
Yesterday afternoon Company b. at
tt.ir meeting Wednesday night. adopted
suitable resolutions touching the death
of Mr. Young.
THE funeral of Mr.. James +. Jones
cashier of the local freight office of the
Southern railway, took place from Park
place Methodist church yesterday AFTER
noon. and was largely attended. Rev.
Thomas Potts conducted the service.
Mr.. Bernard Pageman's funeral VIII
take place from ST. Mary's Catholic
church This morning at o'clock, and his
remains will De inferred I'm Mt Calvary