Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
@. H. Berry & Co.,
Sole Agents for "Duniap" Hat
in Richmond.
MIR. J. \. BELL DEAD.
AGED Citizen of Church Hin Passes
.,,nN-Other Deaths ana Funerals.


nan OF church I'M passed away yester-
d.. morning in the person Of Mr.. John
a. Eeu
Sir. Bell died at his home. No 2j17 p
street, after an illness. more or less acute.
extending over two years. lie was in the
year Of his age.
sow. Scotland, was the natal place
,...a deceased, but he had been a citizen
O.. H.chmond for about thirty years. lie
Mis- u the oil business when he first came
f-s. but later. until affection prevented
lu hc conducted "A bakery. lie leaves
,u.fo and six children, who are william
d. David NJ. Mrs. Arthur Ravens.
George 4. Frank j., and Thomas NJ.
r.U Ills funeral will take place from the
Third Presbyterian church. OF which he
v.s a devout member, this afternoon at
g o'clock
Death Of Mrs. IL. VI. Courtney.
Mrs. Amanda Courtney nee william
s.u wife Of Mr.. r. NJ. Courtney died
Yesterday at her home, near Glen Allen
H.rr'eo county, after some three months
painful illness from an attack of para
rs's Mrs. Courtney was well known IN
-he county FOR her genial spirit and warm
hearted hospitality. She was one OF the
most active members OF Glen Allen Bap-
t=t church. Of which Rev. DR. John Pol
lrI OF Richmond College. is pastor. and
v DE greatly missed by that congrega-
tou
The funeral will take place from the
residence az 2:30 o'clock this afternoon,
md be conducted by the pastor The in
tsrmcnt will be made I'm the family bury
irc-ground The pall-bearers viii be:
honorary essrs. James 3. Winston.
fleming Butler. John +. Broaddus. DR..
T. Davidson. Captain George Hopkins,
and John Epps.
Acuve-Messrs. Robert Maughan John
King. VI. Y. Sheppard. Arthur Trevvett.
John Fletcher. c.. r. Sands. James r..
Sheppard. and Conway Saunders.
Miss SnIIIe Chamberlain.
Miss Sallie Chamberlain, daughter Of
Tho late John Chamberlain. was stricken
with paralysis at her home. on the West
ham road. I'm Henrico, yesterday morning
and Died soon afterwards. Deceased was
q member Of one Of Hcnrico's oldest fam
nes lind was held IN highest esteem by a
host o. friends She was a sister Of the
late Leonard Chamberlain and Of Messrs.
George W. and John Chamberlain who
survive her. She was a member Of the
Baptist Church. and her good deeds will
I've In the memory Of many who were the
recipients sof her kindness.
The funeral arrangements have not been
made, but the services will be held at the
crave in the family burying- ground at
their old country residence on the West
ham road.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eugenia -. Sickin-
ger, the wife of Joseph W. Sicknger, will
take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock from
Union-Station Methodist church.
~uH rf ILL
take place this afternoon at 5 o'clock
from the Second Baptist church.
Funeral of Colonel kuper.
The funeral of Colonel Il. a. Kuper
who died at his home. near Brook Hin,
in the county. on Wednesday, took place
from the residence yesterday afternoon.
The remains Of this well-known man
were laid at rest in the family section
iu Shockoe Hin Cemetery. Bishop Penick
conducted the service. The following
gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: Messrs
B F. Ladd, A. Tyler. A. S. Grant, J. II.
humphreys, c. L. Wingfield. Rufus II.
SAVIOR. and L. 3. Vaughan.