The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-20
OBITUA AIRY.
Henry Lee itHtcliffc.

Mr. Henry Lee Radcliffe, a well-known
carpenter of this city, dropped dead at
his clearinghouse, conducted by mrs.
Mamie Curtis, at No. I'll East Broad
Street, at o'clock yesterday morning.
MI. Radcliffe had been sitting near
window reading a newspaper when ne
began to feel badly. He got up and pro-
ceeded to the head of the stairs, where
he dropped dead in the arms of Mr. wal
ter Dunn OF the firm of Stokes & Dunn.
The cause of his death was hemorrhage
from the lungs.
Dr.. c. W. P. Brock was called, but it
was too late for medical aid.
DR.. Palmer had previously attended Mr..
Radcliffe and had told him Wednesday to
go to the country for his health. When
Mr. Radcliffe arose yesterday morning
nothing alarming was noticed about his
condition. and he went out on the treet
all came back Just before his death oc-
CURED.
Mr.. Radcliffe had. for the past fifteen
years, been in the carpenterng and build
ing business in this city, and was man
OF fine character. He was born in Hen
rico county about forty-five years ago.
and lived there until he came to Rich
mond. He leaves three brothers and one
sister.
The body was taken In charge by I'm
dertaler Joseph w. Bliley. and was ia
ken to the home of the brother of the
deceased Mr.. VIM. Radcliffe. on Chestnut
Hill.
The funeral VIII take place This
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock and the inter-
ment will be made at the family bury
ng-ground, in Henrco county.
George w. Duke
Mr. George W. Duke died al his resi-
dence No. $500 East Marshall Street, We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock He had
been in ii health for q long time. NJ.
Duke was a native of Hanover county. bat
for the past seventeen years was 4 we'll
known resident of Richmond. liz served
with distinction IN the Civil War. he ts
survived by five children-Mcs. T. A. Lowry
and Miss Carrie Duke and Massrs. j.
Clifton. Allie B. and Archie W. Duke.
The funeral will take place this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock from his late residence.
the Key. DR.. Derieux officiating. The re-
mains will then be taken TO Big Oak.
Hanover county, to be inferred in the
family burying ground.
Miss NJ. L. Alexander.
Miss Mary Lee Alexander died at her
fathers residence near Old Church. Mon
day night, in the twenty-fifth year of her
age. She was buried "Wednesday after
noon in the family burial ground. near
v
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Tyler. officiated
Miss Alexander is survived by three sis
tiers and four brothers. one Of whom, O.
c. Alexander, is deputy sheriff OF Hanover.
c. a. Clay.
Mr. c. A Clay, formerly a conductor on
the Main-Street line Of the Passenger and
Power Company system. died last night at
his home No. 1900 West Main Street, after
an illness Of three weeks. NJ. Clay was
about twenty-one years Of age ana had
been married only one month. The funeral
arrangements will be made later.
Mrs. Altoona Cone.
Mrs Altoona Conc died ats o'clock We'd
nesday night, afte" a long illness at the
home OF her niece, Mrs. Cora L. Lacy, No.
I2oI Dance Street.
The funeral will take place this after
noon from the residence The lnterment
will be in River View
Died ut Harrisburg.
Mrs Leon Dettelbach received tele-
gram yesterday morning announcing the
death OF her father, at Ha"risoHhurs, ia
E?pS w. Harksdale.
Especial Dispatch to The T:mes.)
DANVILLE, VA, July 19.-Alr; tpps W.
Barksdale died at his home at Peytons-
bur:. P:ttsylvania county, last night. MI.
Barksdale was found dead in bsd he was
a brother of Postmaster Barksdale, OF THIS
city, and was in his fiftieth year.