The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-26

severe loss IN the death or their four
year-old son Herman. who died yesterday
morning at 9:O o'clock at the residence
OF his parents. 626 Brook avenue.
Little Herman was a most lovable child
and especially bright for one OF his years.
He was the pride Of the household, and
the absence Of his merry laughter will
cause a void that will be hard 10 Ill. The
bereaved parents have the deepest SYM
pathy Of their friends In the loss they
have been called upon by a Divine Prov
idence to bear.
Joshua Davis.
Joshua Davis died May 18th. at his
residence. near White Hall. buckingham
county, va, in the 10th year OF his age.
He was born in England, Cornwall
county, June. 13, 1898
He had been a citizen OF Virginia Tor
forty-seven years and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
He was a steward Of the Methodist
church for a long time.
He leaves a wife and eleven children.
Mr. William Bowden.
Mr.. William Bowden an old resident Of
Fulton died at 4 O'Clock last evening az
his home, No. 704 Graham street. AFTER
He leaves a wife and several children.
and was a former member OF the Rich
Notice OF the funeral will appear later.
Vincent ParshalL
BERRYVILLE, VA, May 25.-Special.
Mr. Vincent Parshal. died az his home
IN Berryville az Z o'clock this evening.
Several years ago, he received a severe
blow on his head which greatly Injuries
his health. Two weeks ago he suffered
a stroke OF paralysis. which, together
leo IL
death.
Mr. Parshall was born in Uniontown.
Pa, eighty-one years ago, his family
being a prominent one OF Fayette coun-
ty. His parents were Elias and Hannah
Parshall
Before locating IN this county he was
interested In a large coal mine In Penn
sylvania and also dealt extensively IN
live stock.
During the civil war he held several
important government positions at Union
town. In 1916 he moved 20 this county
and purchased 6ls acres OF the late Dan
iel Morgans estate. which he owned at
the time OF his death and the farming
of which he personally superintendent un-
Ill recently.
In the same year he and Marshall Nc
Cormick Of Berryville, formed a real
IN this county during the latter 70s.
He married Miss Crow OF Uniontown.
Pa. a sister OF Michael Crow. formerly
OF Pennsylvania. but now a we'll known
farmer OF this county. His wife is stin
living.
He is survived by one brother and six
sisters. who are Mr. James Parshall. Mrs
Mary Lyons. Mrs. Elizabeth Porter. Mrs
Caroline Wilmer Mrs. Sarah crow and
Mrs DR.. Men. Of Uniontown. Pa. ana
Mrs. Emily Worthngton. OF Toledo, o.
He leaves seven grown chlldren-Dr
James Parshall, OF Uni0ntown Pa. Isaac
Parshali OF Grand Ridge, H., Elias Par
shall. Mrs. s. +. Baughman. Misses Liz
zie 1illie and Lou Parshsll. OF this place.
Mr.. Parshall was highly esteemed BY
all with whom he was acquainted and the
sympathy OF the whole nelghborhood goes
out 10 the AFFLICTED family In their be-
reavement
His body will be Inferred in Greenhiu
cemetery on Friday.
w.P. walker.
CLIFTON FORGE. Va, May 25.-spe-
cial-W. p. Walker, Jr., freight traffic
manager OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway died at the. company's hospital
here az 2:l5 A. NJ. He was the son OF
steam boat captain and was born in
Newport, Ky, in September 3. 1880. He
was educated IN the Cincinnati public
schools. His start in. business life was
made as a clerk on the Ohio and Missis-
sippl rivers. In December. 1871. he was
united in marriage 70 Miss Margaret II.
Hampstead. OF Hanging Rock. O. who
with a son, Stuart II. Walker. survives
him.
Each position he obtained was secured
By merit. In addition 10 being freight
traffic manager of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company. he was a men,
Der OF the Board OF Managers OF the
Joint Traffic Association. His death was
caused by Brights disease and was OOH.
tracted in February last In Cincinnati
o. He was brought 10 the Chesapeake
and Ohio hospital here about two week.
ago. but gradually grew worse Hts
death this morning was very easy. His
wife and several other relatives were
with him when he died. lie was
thirty-second degree Mason. The re,
mains will be taken 10 the home Of his
brother. c. s. walker, IN Covington, KY.
tomorrow morning.
the Scottish Rites Cathedral CINCINNATI
some time Saturday.
X. NJ Chambers.
BALTIMORE. ND. May 25.-special.--
After a lingering illness OF Brights dis.
ease. r. NJ Chambers died at his resi-
dence. 1916 HOliins street. early tina
morning.
lie Was che pioneer member OF the
James r. Herbert Camp q Confederate
Veterans. well-known Mason. and 4
member OF the Confederate Army ana
Navy Society.
lie served in the Thirteenth Virginia
Infantry and tho First Maryland Cavalry.
After the cessation Of hostilitifs ne en-.
gagged IN the tobacco Industry az I4ynch>
burg. but later moved 20 this city. where
he was favorably known as builder aAd
contractor.
widow and six children survive him.
AT all the Confederate reunions he was
familiar hgure. and was very well knoNn
ia RichmonA