The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-16
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~ Heien forstman was the 12-ye an-t1,a
daughter OF Mr.. H. G.; F,orstma n. -, "a
Well-knoWn druggist of the West E ..'..
she was little girl of many aura ~, he
QUALITIES, and her untinely end VIII
source of grief to many.
ne funeral took place yesterday q 49,. -
noon at $50 O'clock from st. Mary, &c =.
man Church. The interment was III l'e
German Cemetery
George Wittel.
After an illness Of two weeks with ap-.
pendicitis, which was beyond the reacn
of an operation. Master George Wlttel,
Oldest child Of j. A and Mrs. Eiizaoeth
A Whittel. died Sunday morning at ms
late residence. No. 334 North Eightee".i
street, at O'Clock. in his fifteenth sesi.
he was engaged as tally boy Win WI.
|. +. Campbell, lumber measurer ana IN
spector. BE was a dutiful son. an ideal
Sunday-school scholar, a good boy and
faithful in the discharge of all duties
placed upon him He suffered much,
which he bore with patience. and his END
was happy. His funeral took place yes
1erday evening at $3.50 O'Clock from tne
FIRST English Lutheran Church, Rev Z.
A Marks, pastor.
Mrs. Susan II. Scay.
Mrs. Susan f. seay, the widow of Mr..
Cnarses seay, well-known cltzzn OF
Fulton, died on Saturday at the residence
OF her son. Charles R. seay. in the htty-
eighth year Of her age, after q lingering
illness.
Mrs. seay leaves four sons--Messr=
Charles f., C this city: Lin"ool, OF Nor.
ioik; john. OF Indiana; and Maricn. OF
Raltimore-and three daughters-Mrs
] o,,] T Of
Mrs. Nette Il onard. of Baltimore.
The funeral took place from Fulton
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon at 3
= NJ, Rev. B. Cabell Hening officiating.
john r. Neagic.
Mr.. John T. Neagle. son of the late
Bernard Neasle. died at 2:3o O'Clock yes
terday morning. at his home, No. 2211
Darlington Street
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
TINS morning from st. Patrick's Church.
J. Thomas Hicks.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
SPOTSYLVANIA, VA. Oct. 15.-Nlr.. j.
Thomas Hicks, a merchantl and farmer
near Curlew. five miles from here, was
buried yesterday evening, the funeral SER
vices being conducted by Revs. j. 2. n.
Crsnnond and J. w Hickman.
a little more than week ago Mr.. Hicks
went intoRthe woods, a short distance from
his house, to gather grapes He climbed a
tree and was standing in the crotch, when
1t seems he must have had an attack Of
vertigo, of which he had occasional at
tacks. and fell head downward his foot
catching in the fork of the tree, suspend
ing him with his head about three feet
from the earth. Soon afterwards his son.
Robert, who was hunting, happened to
pass ard found his father in this preca-
r:ous condition and released him.
He was unconscious his right side being
entirely paralyzed. He remained uncon-
scious until death which occurred on the
morning of the 18th.
Mr.. Hicks was well known, throughout
this county and was Confederate soldier.
a good citizen and prominent member of
the Shady Grove Methodist Church,
South.
He leaves a wife. married son and
other children. He is a brother of Mr..
John r. Hicks. of Curew, and Mr. ". S.
Hicks, a prominent grocer OF Fredercks-
burg. He leaves many other relatives to
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