The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04

jefferson. Lolita, Cushman, Booth, and
all the old stars. and added much To the
success Of their performances.
Mr.. Jackson worked hinsci up ana
was placed at the front Of the house IN
the important and responsible position OF
door-keeper. which he held at the OLD
theatre until the Academy Of Music was
Quilt. when he accepted similar position
nj that Iltoo which he held until MS
death
member Of the Public GUARDS stationed
I'm Richmond, and served during the en-
tire war
AS door-keeper Mr.. Jackson came IN
contact With more people. probably than
any other citizen, and he was known
by nearly every person in the city. lie
was faithful in his duties. and no matter
how intimately and closely connected ne
was with any one. he could not pass
him without the proper credentials. lie
could tell a good story and has enter
tanned many parties with his accounts
Of carly experiences.
Mr.. Jackson leaves nine children. his
wife having preceded him fifteen years
ago. The survivors are Mrs. Mary c
ODwyer, Mrs. Agnes Rhodes. Geo. w.
Peter NJ, Chas. H.. Henry p, Walter
5. Jackson, Mrs. Cora l.. Norment and
Mrs. Madaline Glenn.
The funeral will take place from Or.
Hoges church Saturday at noon. and
the interment will be in Hollywood.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers: J. r. Sheppard, Thos G.
Leath Chas f. Taylor. w. Greaner
Neale, Juan A. Pizzini, r. d. Briggs,
Capt. w. c. Wilkinson, and f. d. Drew.
Mrs. Rebecca ID. Crittcndcn.
Mrs. Rehecca ID. Crittenden lied Wed
nesday afternoon at the Soldiers Home.
i'm the eighty-fOurth year of her age.
She was the mother-in-law Of Col. Chas.
l.. Bigger. commandant of the Home.
Mrs. Crittenden was a native of Surry
county. but had lived here many years,
and was a devOut and consistent member
of the First Baptist church. She is sur
vived by two daughters-Mrs. Helen
Kasey and Miss Dollie Crittenden.
Her funeral will take place az 12 o'clock
to-day from the Soldiers Home
Chapel. Rev. DR.. George Cooper officiat-
Ing. and the interment will be made in
Hollywood
Mrs. Anna Georgiana Strudwick.
Mrs. Anna Georgiana Strudwick. the
wife of Mr. Howard T.. Strudwick. died
Yesterday after long illness. at her
Heights. in the fortieth year Of her age.
she had been an invalid for many years
and her death was not unexpected.
The notice of the funeral will be given
later.
Mrs. VI. A. Montgomery.
Mrs. Martha Ann Montgomery. wife Of
Mr.. Thomas Montgomery, died Wednes-
dav afternoon at ESQ o'clock at her resi-
dence. No 1905 north Twenty-sevcnth
street She was in her forty-seventh
year. The funeral took place at Aac
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
residence,
William VI. Cabcli.
WHITE HALL, VA, Nov. Especial
William NJ Cabell died at buckingham
Courthouse suddenly Wednesday evening.
November ID He had been attending the
session OF Circuit Court which adjourned
that morning. Mr. Cabell lived seven
miles from the courthouse and, as has
been his custom for several years. kept
a room at Buckingham Courthouse,
where he stayed during the sessions of
court
His servant. who had been out OF HIS
room short while. came In to replenish
his fire, but on calling TO Mr.. Cabell fail-
ed TO get reply. when he went 10 MS
bed and found him cold in death.
Mr.. Cabell was the oldest member OF the
buckingham Bar. and stood high as
lawyer, and was man OF high integrity.
Mrs. William Blount.
ASHLAND. VA, Nov. s.-Specisl.-The
dsata Of Mrs. VIM. Blount who lived