The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
OBITU AIRY.
ID Smith BEDFORD

sorreant- Major d. Smith BEDFORD pass
cd away at ll.30 o'clock sunday hlbn1
an his home. $50 north Second street.
after a months illness.
David Smith BEDFORD was born IN
Goochland county, Va, February y, lsi5.
and was a son OF r. 5. and Ann r. Red
ford While he was quite young MS par
ents moved to Richmond. The war broke
out when young BEDFORD was eighteen
years Old, and he was fired with an en-
fhus,astic devotion TO the Confederacy'
vrbicb was undlmmed until "taDs" were
eo,f,ded sunday night. While he sleeps.
mo enirit which he helped infuse INTO
mo pcrrarn's Battalion Association ana
Zee Camp will live on and aid DO the iul-
6lmcut oil their mission to preserve UNI
sulued the names of the men and 'he
cause which they represent
sergeant BEDFORD enlisted n Pegram'
totforv of purcolrs Battalion ana served
calamity in forty-four engagements. tie
was I'm the service from 1851 until Lee
surrendered and while always IN the
thlckest of the fight came out Of the
army without a scratch.
on March q, 1853 ne was married T."
Miss Catherine Talon, Of Phladeipha.
To them six children were born, son
John diving I'm infancy. The children who
survive with their mother are James and
Misses Molle, Annie, Catherine, and sal
lie BEDFORD
Sergeant BEDFORD had lived I'm Richmond
ever since the war. being engaged IN the
tobacco business. For long time he
was in the employ Of the Tate Major
Lewis Gnter. whose friendship Doe enjoy
ed when the American Tobacco Com
many was organized DE was made its
cifv agent and held the position TO the
time of his death.
He was one of the charter members nl
T. r.. lee Camp. O.. v. and was always
Jealous in looking To- the interests or the
organization. His genial humor added
much 10 the meetings Of the camp re
was also a member of the Hcptasophs
ROYAL Arcanum. Knights vi Honor ana
Central Beneficial Society.
Sergeant Redfords wish FOB be buried IN
the Confederate uniform viii be granted
me funeral services viii be held ms
morning from ST. Peters Cathedral.
Peerams Battalion Association VIII
meet at Lee Camp Hall and turn OFT IN
a body and an member OF Lee Camp
are invited 20 turn out 1lso.
The active pall-bearers win De appoint
ed hv the societies of which Sergeant
BEDFORD was q member.
The honorary pall-bearers viii De Ma
for IT, A. Brander, Thomas Byrnes. and
lanes g. Ferrlter of pegrams Battery,
and Colonel John Murphy. Major Nor
man " Randolph. John Walker James
II Gray. y. Victor Williams George
Moltz. John VI. Higgins. Nat Green. J.
W. Lockwood and Thomas +. Jeffries.
Lee Camp has detailed these members
10 attend the funeral:
Commander a. O. Pe1v. !. Taylor STRAIT
ton. James IT, Ferriter IT. a. Brander,
John Murphy. Charles J. Anderson. Thos.
Byrnes. and James r. Gray.
An members OF tho camp who can do
so are requested 10 30 to the hall al
geo o'clock 10 attend the funeral
The members OF the Pegram's Battalion
Association VIII meet M the Lee Camp
Han az 4. VI. today TO attend the
funeral.
The following detail from the Pegram's
battalion Association viii act as pail
bearers:
THOMAS A. Brander. John Murphy, Thos
Elicit Thomas Byrnes. James T. Ferri-
ter. James r. Tyler, william snehinss'
william Ellis Jones.
Major ". &. Lirscomb.
Major ". C.. LipscomD. OF Presque
Isle. Chesterfield county, who has been
under treatment az the Old Dominion
Hospital died Sunday afternoon az 4:lo
O'Clock. Major Lipscomb was Well-knOwn
I'm this city. where he was held in high
regard By q wide circle Of friends.
Many years ago Major Lipscomb went
10 New Orleans and engaged In business
as "a cotton factor. Tie conducted TINS
business until the breaking ont Of the
war. when be enlisted and was appoint
ed major on the stan OF General Herbert
III aF
city. He later raised and equipped at
his own expense "a company-the Carroll
Guards-which was attached 20 the
Eleventh Louisiana Regiment Colonel
Marks and took part in the battles OF
Belmont shiloh. and went all through
the Western campaign with General
Brages army. Upon the death OF his
brother. Mr.. James T.. Lipscomb. he re-
turned 10 Virginia. and began agricul-
tural pursuits. being successful In that
line. He was never married. Two broth
ers survive him-Messrs. Benjamin r..
and Calvin Lipscomb.
the funeral will take place THIS
afternoon at s o'clock from the residence
Of Mr. John r. Alvey. $40 west Grace
street The interment will be in Holly
wood
Solomon Goldenberg.
Mr.. Sol Goldenberg died yesterday
about 10 O'Clock az the residence Of
his brother, Mr.. Charles Goldenberg, SO3
East Marshall street. Mr.. Goldenberg
was struck by a street car just three
months ago yesterday. and while he was
able TO be out again, he never recovered
from the shock.
Mr.. GOldenberg was born near Frank
furt. Germany, on March p, 1887, and
came 10 this country I'm 1869, associaung
himself in business with his brother, Mr..
Charles GOldenberg. In June 1879 he
married Miss Rebecca Rhode. OF New
YORK. who only lived about five years
after the marriage. No children were
born 10 them.
Mr. G0ldenberg was n man OF strict
Integrity and was much liked by the
business men Of Richmond
The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from the Hebrew MOrtuary
Chapel The pall-bearers will be Messrs.
ii T.. Evans. William Reinheimer. Ralph
Levi. Albert Greentree. Ike Hutzler. Le-
Roy Brown. Stanley Strause and Harry
Reinheimer.
r.. We.ley Powell.
Mr.. f. Wesley Powell. a former well
known business man Of this city. died
yesterday about noon az the Home for
lncurabler. having been paralytic for
several years. Nj Powell was In his
fifty year " his age. lie was a
native OF this city.
In Novennber last his son. Richard died