Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-09
MN. ,. G. PARKINSON DEAD.
His Funeral Took " "
Home Last Evening.

Tho announcement made yesterday
morning of the death OF Mr.. JORDAN -
Parkinson. which occurred at MS resi-
aa,ce No. 26Il east Marshall street at D
o'clock Yesterday morning. was a shock
90 tho many friends OF that gentleman.
10 had been sick about six weeks WIN
a dropsical affection. .,
Mr. Parkinson was a native oil Nem
Kant county (son of the late AIpert :,
pa rkiuson). but for some years hau Nv"
here and was with a. b. clark q Svn'
g., hua,ness At the beginning OF inc
VAR he left the University or NHg'nia
iust before completing his course ar"
TONED Parker's Battery. becoming n
lieutenant in that ~ "
| sounded at Sharpsburg, ana aitst -,
/ covering returned to his am
served until the final surrender. 49,
tho close of the war Mr.. Parkinson ''us",
chool in New Kent county Tor setsl"'
,.oo,s and then went 10 South Caronn''
yhera no taught a large school III r"S.
mold Returning to Virginia, ne was W
IL NJ, Tor Baker T.. Lees term OF Jill
rasbier of the custOm-house AT Ne"f'''
News. u., Tbomasia
rrarris daughter of MI. John J.. h''.,a'
nrnninent citizen of New Kent. On,
81 ,ira children survive him. Ahlon3
,ho children are Mrs. Harry Goruo" -" ~
Mr. Harry Parkinson. OF RoanoN'' r,rs,
deceased was n member ol ~ tho
Rantist church, and was a man -
highest integrity, upon whose "'"'
is no stain. ht. late resi-
- las, evening. Rev. Drs. 6eoIse
cooner $. Dill. and J. William 'on
oorduc,ino u. The remains VIII De 'dheI
on ,be chesapeake and Ohio tram leaNi"s
this morning. to Roxbury. ara the !.
mon, wtII he made in the family sect'o'
at mmau church.
PROFESSOR OWENS'S UNhNN"
Tho remains of Professor sidney IL
60 ubo died at StauntOn on Mohua
rived here Yesterday n were lh'e'i,u
q, uollvwood. The funeral services VIZ
nord,cted I'm the mortuary chapel at '"'
cemetery by Rev. DIR. George Coop,i
81 a large gathering of friends OF 'ne
daod instructor were present to teStliy ~
,hrir love and respect for his mehlo'S'
professor owens was a native vi ~"
rico where he was born % years as
/ ond though he was a resident Vi ''"u"
ton M the time OF his death ne hdu .
stdad here for a number of years anu
,vos for a long time Professor OF 'ieen
" Hh" ~ az
at Richmond College. the ldcultS VI
that institution attended his funera''
The funeral of Mrs. Cenia j. Brown.
who died on north Thirtieth street lds'
tuesday. will take place this afternoou
AZ 2 o'clock from Union-Station Meiho-
dist Episcopal church. Mrs. Brown "as
woman of lovely character. ana hei
doth Is mourned by a host of friends
Veteran william II. Wilson died yeSter-
dov at the Soldiers Home. Deceased was
q gallant soldier. and was a memper Vi
prewrv's Battery during the civil wal
Ne was from Nott0way county, ana Wa
n wears of age. The funeral VIII tdhe
Mace from the Home chapel TINS aiter,
room at 2 o'clock. and will be conducted
bv Rev. l.. x. Mason.
4 telegram received here yesterday an
I rounced the death in st. Louis or MIS-
NIarv Liscome Winn. widow of Mr.. John
G.. VIM.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Is
tearv. widow Of Thomas II. beary' TOOK
Mace Yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
from St. Paul's church, and was largely
attended.