Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
MIR. RICHARD l.. NOEL DEAD.
He Was Stricken With PnraiysiS
Yesterday Morning.

Mr.. Richard L. Noel, who for more
than Thirty years had been connec'e'
with the Southern Express Company III
the capacity of money clerk in the klch-
mond office. died yesterday afternoon AT
$40 o'clock at his residence, No. east
Main street. Deceased was one Of the
most Industrious men i'm Richmond, fire.
auently remaining at his desk throughout
the day and half Of the night He laugh
inglv remarked To the writer that II
came natural to him 10 work ana that
ne supposed he would eventually die IN
the harness. His prediction, maze Gniy
a few short weeks ago. has been VerlIled'
Mr. Noel went TO his place or business
Yesterday as usual, and while there WIS
stricken with paralysis, which allachcu
his left side. He was removed at ouce
To his home Deceased had not DeeH colil-
nlaIning up TO the time OF the attack,
Indeed. during the early morning hOu's
he displayed considerable humor. lie hau
occasion TO go upstairs once, ana cano
back He went up again Tor some redsoil,
and lust after II o'clock he was louIu
on the floor upstairs by colored en-
plovee who at once notified MI. Neich'
who went TO mis- friends side. DOCTORS
were sent for, and Or. George koss, VINO
was found on Tenth and Main streets.
WAS called In DR.. Ross saw IN a moment
that Mr. Noel had been paralyzed' ana Ill
rected that the sufferer De taken home
and the family physician sent Tor. rms
was done at once, but all en0rts 10 saw
him proved futile. and four hours AFTER
he was taken home he breathed his last.
Deceased was i'm his 6lst year. He mar
ried Miss Ida Spence. q daughter or the
late T. b. Spence. and she, with one son,
Mr. II. Leonard Noel, Jr., survives MIN.
lie Tas q member of the First Haptlst
church. the knights Of Honor, and an
organization of express people. dis was a
most familiar figure on Main street, ana
his place will not be easily filed.
The funeral will take place from the
residence tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lucy 4. Anderson.
Mrs. Lucy A. Anderson, wife of Mr..
John r. Anderson. died last night At her
home No 4QJ west Clay street. Deceased
was a most amiable Christian lady. She
was stricken down with typhoid-feyer
! eight weeks ago. and finally succumbed
| 10 the dread malady She was In her 18TH
! year. She is survived by five children
three sons. John T., u, Brlgnt. ana 10 10
| bert Anderson. and two daughters, Misses
Moilie and Lucy Anderson. The funeral
| arrangements have not yet been made.
Young Lady's sad Death.
Miss Hattie Cary Warburtou. who re-
] sided with her father and only sister,
! Miss Sue Warburton. al No. 200 east
| Franklin street died Sunday morning az
| 4 O'Clock The death Of this estimable and
| popular young lady was very unexpected.
! and sad blow 10 father. sister and
friends. She was not regarded as
! dangerously Ill on Saturday though
! she had been sick for week. and
| even on the night of her death she APP
! peared In excellent spirits Towards SUM-
! day morning she vas taken much worse,
J and DIT Garcn was called but the physi-
/ clan was summoned too late.
| The funeral took place yesterday after
noon at I O'Clock. and the remains were
| taken 20 King william county I'm the
| afternoon for interment.
! A WeIi-known Tailor Passes Away
Mr. John Bonger. a well-known tailor
| died yesterday afternoon at o'clock az
| his residence. No. 1872 north Fourth street
| Deceased was in the 6lst year OF his age
and was a native OF Cologne Germany
He is survived by widow and five chill
| d-ea.
Several Funerals.
The remains OF Mr.. R. Moore Hardaway
I were laid TO Fest IN Shockoe Cemetery or
! Sunday afternoon. Impressive services
were held prior TO the interment al
Seventh-Street Christian church. conduct
cd by Rev. n. c. Garrison.
1he funeral OF Miss Mamie Pittman
who was fatally burned week ago an,
who died on Friday took place on Sun
day from ST. Andrews church. The inter
| ment was made In River View Cemetery
Hundreds OF people attended the obse
cues.
The hate Mr.. D. r. Gulick, a guard a
the penftentiary. was buried In OakwoO,
on Sunday afternoon. The funeral service
was held at PlHe-Stfeei church.