The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
OBITUARY.
Robert II. Pieasants.

Mr.. Robert Thaddeus Peasants died at
8 o'clock yesterday morning at his resi-
dence NO. 40 North Twentieth Street, IN
the seventy-fifth year OF his age
The funeral will take place from the
residence at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Peasants was a native of Henrico.
but had lived in Richmond for about nj
teen years. He was at one time connected
with the Singer Sewing Machine Com-
pany, but iof late years had been pre-
vented by i'll health from doing any
work.
He leaves widow. four sons, and Two
daughters. His. sons are Messrs. Robert,
Douglas. Willie and Hugh Peasants. HIS
daughters are-SIrs. George sm1they anu
Miss Mildred Pleasants.
Mrs. 81. a. Forbes.
DR.. Charles Z. Hartman yesterday re-
cetved telegram from Augusta county
Informing him OF the death of his mosner,
Mrs. NJ A. Forbes. She was the widow OF
the late VIM. Forbes. and sister OF DE-
Geo B. Steel. She leaves two sons, pr.
C.has E. and Mr.. VIM. s. Hartman, the
latter of Allegheny city. Pa she was
! long a member of the Second Babtist
Church. Her remains will be brought 10
| Richmond over the Chesapeake and onio
Road The funeral services Will take place
| to-day at 5 P. NJ. from Sutheriands nn-
dertaking rooms No. ~ Main Street. ana
| tr,> interrnent will be in Schockoe HAll
| Cemetery The deacons Of the Second
Baptist Church will act as pall-oearers.
| seabrnol> Woody
| Seabrool1, the youngest son of MIR. and
| Mrs. William E. Woody No III North
| Twenty-ninth Street, died yesterday eve
ming after an illness of two weeks Inc
| deceased was q. child of unusual amia-
/! biIttv and lovabie characteristics. For
l trouble.
! he was never known to complain. and
Bore himself with a patience and res1S-
| nation rena rlaable for one of his wears.
He was a much beloved member (of ST
| James Methodist Church. from which the
| funeral will take place Sunday afternoon.
Colonel William WiI.it.
informant ton was received yesterday OF
| the death of Colonel William Nlldt al
| Rockford. H.. last Thursday Co!onei
| Wildt was Confederate clSasis 1ii. an
| having been native of this city, serving
| with great gaIlantry during the war.
| About fifteen years ago he removed from
| Richmond 10 Rockford, where he was
| made manager of a watch factory
| Colonel Wildt is survived by a widow
! and two chIdren-Mrs. E. kahl, OF this
| city, ard a SIN. who Is N Honduras.
| The burial vas made in Rockford, Ill
.,.,.ryJ Heckc.
| The death of Mr.. Henry j. EIeeke the
| well-known councilman of Jackson
| Ward, occurred at his home, NO. $50
Brook Avenue yesterday morning at
O'Clock. He leaves wife and three chill
| dren.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow
+! afternoon at $40 O'Clock from ST. Mays
Catholic Church.
Mrs. Ellen B. Turner.
Mrs. Ellen 3. Turner died ut the resi-
dence ct Mr.. w. T.. Iagland. on Barton
| Heights, early Thursday morning, after
| a brief Illness of paralysis. She was IN
! the seventy-sixth year of her
| are Her remains were taken TO her
| home, In Hanover county, to-day. for In
( terment.
| Wiley IL. BEtnkenship.
Mr. Wiley y. BIankenship. Jr.. died at
the homo of his parents, No. 900 East
| lIarshsil Street ut I O'Clock Thursday
/ ere-.tr1. He was twenty-seven years OF
| age.
| To-day from Jnion-Ssation Church The
| interment will be in Oakwood
Thomas j. West.
| Mr.. Thomas T. West died at his resi-
| 6ence No. 700 North Twenty-seventh
Street. ut s o'clock. last night lie was
/ In the sixty-ninth year of his a e.
J Mr. West was well-known brick con-
/ tractor OF this city. and was late of Eller-
| son. Hanover county. va
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
Mrs. Blanche Delaney.
I Mrs. Blanche A. Delaney, wife of Mr..
| Howard NJ Delaney. died at 9:l5 o'clock
| Thursday night at her residence. No.
| 1915 West Main Street. She was In the
| twen,y-seventh year of her age.
oIrs. Mary a. Morrison.
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. April 13.-s
/ Special-Afrs. Mary A. Morrison. reliat
| of Robert r. Morrison. died last night at
| aler home. near this city. of consumption,
aged seventy-two years she leaves one
| son, George H. Morrison. OF this city. and
/ three grown daughters.
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