The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

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union. all of whom survive to meet this
greatest aftliction of their lives
MIR. Harrison is an ex-member OF the
Virginia Legislature, having served two
terms as member of that body.
The remains will be brought TO the
city this morning on the $40 o'clock train
of the James River Division OF the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway and the
interment will take place at Hollywood
immediately afterwards.
IN. \ err
Information has been received here by
Mr.. Levi Hexton, Of this city, of the
death in Savannah, Ga, Of his cousin
Mr.. Simon Hexter
Mr.. Hexter was, prior to the civil war,
citizen Of Richmond. When hostilities be-
gan he Joined the Kichmond Light Infantry
Blues and served with that organization
through the entire war.
After the surrender he went to Savan-
nah to live. He was a highly esteemed
member OF the Blues Association. and
annually received an invitation to its re-
unions.
Albert + n'y'rs
Mr.. Albert l.. Myers died at his home,
No. LII north 5'wcatv-second street. Yes
terday morning at $3.50 O'Clock. He was
in his forty-first year and had been
for 4 number OF years an smp.cye of the
Chesapeake md Chic railway as watch
man. He leaves q widow and two chl,-
dreh.
AIR. Myers was a member Of Pawnee
Tribe OF Red Men and also Of the Odd
bellows
Tie funeral will take place Wednesday
at an hour TO be announced later.
Nathaniel Giilld.
Mr.. Nathaniel Gillard, 4 well-known
boot and shoe manufacturer, Gied at, his
residence, No. 141e. Grove avenue, yester-
day at 5 o'clock, in his difty-fourth year.
Mr.. Gillard leaves his wife and two
daughters.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
DIR. r. c. Craig.
ABINGDON. VA. Jan. l5:-Special.-A
vast concourse of people from both town
and country attended the burial here OF
DR.. r. c. Craig. who died last Saturday
night at his home at BenhaIn, in this
county
For fifty years he has been 4 leading
and successful physician OF the county.
Prior 10 the war he was n man Of large
means, but in 1865. in the town OF Bristol,
he shot and killed an outlaw named Good
man. who had threatened him, and for
this he was arrested and tried before u
military tribunal at Lynchburg under
General WILCOX. and after 4 long and eN-
pensive trial was acquitted, but this de-
fence of himself left. him in reduced Cir
cumstances.
Down 10 last autumn he was one of the
most vigorous and active men in the
county.
He died aged eighty and one-third years,
ana no more brave, honorable or kindly
man ever lived in this county
Officers Elected.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Jan. To-
Specialize Monticello Wine Company
to-day declared a dividend Of six per cent:
and elected the following .otiicers: Presi-
dent, II. Z. Magruder; Vice-President.
w r. Duke1 Directors, L. T. Hanckel,
NJ. Woods, A. L. Holiday, Sol Kaufman
and James D. Jones.
A banquet was given at Hotel Gleason
The stockholders Of tie Charlottesville
Woollen Mills to-day elected H. c. Mar
chent, president: r. P. Valentine. vice
president, and L. 7. Hanckel, secretary
and treasurer.
The report Of the president showed eN-
ccllent results from last years work.
Colonel Withers Waller.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. Ia
Special.-Colonel Withers Waller,I who
died suddenly yesterday at Clifton his
home on the Potomac river in Stafford
county, was seventy-three years old and
widely known. He was the owner OF
large fish ng shore on the Potomac and
of the Clifton duckinG grounds. which has
Teen visited by so many public men, prom
irent among them President Cleveland
during his last term.
Cllonel Waner leaves widow ana eight
Grown daughters. The funeral will take
Episcopal church and the interment will
be made in the church cemetery.
Nj S lIdmonia Waller.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. 15.-spe-
cial.-Nliss Eamonia waller, daughter Of
the late Edward Waller, of Stafford, died
at the home of her sister, Mrs. c. T.
Blackburn, at Garrisonville, yesterday.
She had been living in Washington for
several years, and was visiting her sister.
at the time of her death. She+was sick
only about a week. The interment was
made in the family bury!ns-ground near.
Garrisonville.
Charles Il. Henry.
DURHAM, N. c., Jan. 15.-special.-
The funeral and burial of Charles +.
Henry, at one time Il conductor on tie
Seaaoard Air Line! wSo died here Satur-
day, was held yesterday. He had an eye
taken out at Johns Hopkins Hospital
few weeks ago. Inflammation set iii after
he returned 10 Durham and was the in'-
mediate cause Of his death.
Mrs. G. "A. Wood.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. To-
Speciai-Airs. Wood. wife of George A.
Wood, q well-known physician at EarteSs-
VILE. Albemaric county. died yesterday,
aged forty-eight years.
The funeral service took place this after
noon at s O clock from her late home,
hardwood.
Mrs. Mary II. Cox.
FARMVlLLE. VA, Jan. Especial
Mrs. Mary r. Cox. mother of BENJAMIN
Cox, secretary Of the Normal School, died
yesterday at her home near Smyrna
buckingham county. aged ninety-four.
Writ II lzillinn..
SALEM. VA, Jan. special.-alr.
Nirt p, Ki.iian, son Of Mr.. G. Al. Ki!lian,5
OF this city. died at his father home Sum
day of consumption. aged, about thirty
three years
He was. very promising young. man.