The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-31

boen sick for several months. and though
.ery,bJinr nosibis was done for him, II
was without avail. and Sunday night ms
passed quietly away. =. mo crave
Burial services were held ~ tne ksaso
in the Bethel shnren W,nfree con-
Quoted the services. assisted ny heN' The
Hatcher and Rev. Sparks helton ihe
palI-hearcrs were w. W. BAKE, ~
Justls. J. o. Martin. and h. 1. 'uS'"'
Charles Dickinson.
Charles Dickinson, the young wnr'e
man who was run over on saturday
morning at the corner OF Second anu
Grace streets by a wagon. died Suhu~s
morning at 5 o'clock at the residence Va
Mr.. w. r. Gaines. I'm IIenrico county a.
the time az the accident II was 10.
thought that Mr.. Dickinson was Nels
badly hurt and he was sent 10 the noue
OF Mr.. Gaines by Mr.. Tho<nas Is i'.Ns
The funeral took place Monday IN ilcn'
rico county. The deceased was uhhla'-
ried.
Mrs. Wooison Berkeley.
ROUGH CREEK. VA. Aug. W.-Spe-
~c.al.-Ntrs. Woodson Berkeley died NJ her
home near here on Saturday morhms'
9th instant. OF paralysis. She leaves q
husband and five children.
Samuel Ach.
NEWPORT NEWS. Aug. @.-Special'-
Mr.. Samuel Ach. aged 70 years tather,
in-law OF Mr.. VI. Joo. proprietor OF ho,e'
IVY died suddenly at the hotel last nlgh'
q few minutes before II o'clock Oh heu-
+ ralgia OF the heart.
He is survived by three children. a
sister and brother. His sister Is Mrs
r. @. May. OF Roanoke. The remains
were sent 20 New York to-day Tor IN
terment
Miss Ella Ha%gerdorn.
HAMPTON. VA. Aug. 30-Special-
Miss Ella Hagerdorn aged seventeen a
, young lady of this place died at the
|, Dixie Hospital this morning Of typhoid
fever.
Miss Hagerdorn was the daughter OF
Mrs. Hagerdorn a music teacher or TINS
place who lost a son aged nineteen only
two weeks ago. The death of this young
Indy leaves her childicss. She has the
deepest %sympathies OF the entire com
munity.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at 1890 o'clock from ST. Johns church'
Captain Charles \. Amos.
GREYsTONE. VA. Aug. Especial
Captain Charles A. Amos died at ms
home near here to-day. az the advanced
age Of eighty-hve years. after an illness
Of several weeks.
lie was born IN Goochland county, anc
z spent the early years Of his life IN tha'
county and Fluyanna, removing TO TINS
section forty years ago.
He was one Of the best known citizens
OF this county, a man of prominence. and
a man of strict integrity. He leaves .
widow. six sons ana a daughter.
MIR. Booker Lee.
Mr.. Booker Lee died at the residence OF
his uncle. capt. John A. Booker. No. 5ili
north Fifth street, at S:l5 o'clock yester
day evening. He had been Ill a. month
with %peritonitis and appendicitis. Mr.
Booker was d native of Cumberland coun
~ and had resided here five or six years
He was engaged as a clerk for the Au'
gust Grocery Company.
Mr.. Lee was only t~wenty-four years OF
ago and was an exceedingly popular
young man. His father is dead and his
mother resides with Capt. Booker.
The remains will be taken 10 Cumber-
land Courthouse at noon today for inter.
ment.
John \ Shields.
Mr.. John \. Shields. formerly OF thl
city. died In New York yesterday after
lingering Illness.
Mr.. Shields was better known I'm th
theatrical profession as Harry Wood
son. lie was q thirty-third degree Ma
son and an Elk In good standing at IN
time Of his death. He has a host O
/ friends I'm this city who vii be panied I
hear of his death.
Mr.. Shields leaves a wife and daughter
one brother, Police officer w. \. Shields
and a sister. Mrs. W Fl. Kelly. Of TIL
I city. who will leave for New York thi
morning 10 attend the funeral.