The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
OBITUARY..
Henry {. Boschen.

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Glen Allen. at l2.OS o'clock yesterday De
ceased was born ia Inc city OF hlchmohu,
and for a number OF years "aS d 7'N~
manufacturer OF this city. ..- .,..-, ,.o,-
Mr. BOschen was in the nfty-thlIu yea
Of his age and was at one time wen
known i'm baseball circles, having brought
out the first professional cluo ne5e, a.
was "A man oil good qualities, ana Hhauo
friends OF those whom no met.
He leaves eleven chuidren-MessIs
Albert o.. Charles H., John H.
Bernard b.. Masters George A., FRANK
W. Eddie d.. Wiley Robert Boscnen. anu
Misses Irene, Sylvia, and Marie 3osvL,,
lie leaves TWO sisters, Mrs. Nlhe'ii''i'"
schmidt and Lonora q. Siegel. O..
The funeral will take pace from 81
Johns German Lutheran church suncay
morning at o'clock. and the interment
will be made in Hollywood.
BENJAMIN T. Wilkinson.
Mr. BENJAMIN T. wilkinson. a former
Pichnonder. but who has been residing
I'm Philadolphia for three years. died IN
the latter city at the residence OF ms
daughter. Mrs. f.. 5. Anderson. al $40
O'Clock on the 18th instant The remains
will reach this city this afternoon at = 10
O'Clock and the intermeut VIII DE W-4e
in Hollywood.
For many years Mr. Wilkinson was om-
ployed at the Mayo Auction House ana
has a large number OF friends In this
cftv who will be sorry 10 hear of hts
death. He leaves his wife and one
daughter. His son-in-law will accompany
the remains 10 this city.
The pall-bearers Will be Messrs Walter
Blunt. VI. T. Smith. Robert Gray. j. II.
Chenery. c. i. Mcclure and J. S. Munce.
Master john Drumeiler.
Master John Drumeller. the nine-yoar-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Drumel-
Ter. died after an illness Of one week a.
12IO o'clock this morning at his parents
residence. Barton Heights.
The lad was the second Of I'VE children
two of whom We're girls, and was "a
source Of pride 20 his parents. He was
an ambitious member of The carton
Heights School. and highly spoken OF by
his classmates, to whom his death Is
great grief
The funeral notice will appear later.
James Gordon Lindsay.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA oct. H-
Snecial-The body Of James Gordon Lind
saw arrived here this morning at 1910
over the Southern railway from Lynch-
hurr. and the funeral and burial Will take
Mace tomorrow an II o'clock A. NJ.
Mr. Lindsay was native OF Augusta
county. and came % Charlottesville and
engaged I'm the dry goods business with
J. w. Marshall about six years ago, where
he remained until last April. when he en-
gagged with the firm Of ID. Moses q CO..
Lvnchburg. and which firm DE was doing
business for uD 10 the time of the acci-
dent which caused his death. on last
Saturday night be left his place Of bust
ness at late hour and when he reached
his boarding house. be found that his
wife had retired and had locked the door.
He went around 10 back porch ana at
tomnted 10 awake her. The supposiuon
is that be procured chair and was stand
ing on IT, leaning over the porch-railing
knocking on the window for admission
when the chair turned over throwing
him violently 10 the stone pavement be-
low. resulting in a severe fracture OF the
skull from which he died at 1880 o'clock
last night.
He was about thirty years Of age: mar
red Miss Evelyn Hill of this city.
niece OF the late General \. p. Hill, and
daughter of Mrs. r. r. Hill
Colonel Joseph X. Aston.
COLUMBIA. $. g.. oct 1.-THE news
Of the death OF Joseph *. Aston. the
colonel commanding the First South Car
olina regiment was sudden and severe
shock 10 his friends throughout tne STATE
He died after about a weeks illness az
his wifes former home az Horkville. The
trouble was malarial iaundice and kidney
trouble followed by heart failure.
He was a very popular man and most
prominent citizen. He viii be buried In
Yorkville Tomorrow with military and
Masonic honors. all officers OF the regi-
ment going from this point with many
others All the business houses in York
VILE close their doors during the progress
Of the funeral.
kilograms Of coincidence have been re-
ceived from all parts Of the country
Splendid floral tributes will be sent from
Columbia.