The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12

and Ohio Railway. in this city, and MIS-.
DR.. Nash P. Snead. of Cartersviile- ne
was in the seventy-fourth year OF A''
age ~,
The funeral will take place from tIe
Chesapeake and Ohio depot IElShth-
Street Station) this morning on e,
arrival of the $40 train. Tue lnterlheii'
will be in Shoclzoe Hill Cemetery.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers:
Honorary-r. H. Elicit, Caleb jacob, p.
w Gates E NJ. Foster, Dr.. II. W. DaE'7
and L. w. Dorset.
Actye-James B. Walthall, Charles O.
savilIe ]. p. Davis. Charles Fl. Cosby,
Vivian McIlennan. E. B. Loving, JONI
T Goddin and S. B. Woodfln.
william Jenkins.
Mr.. William Jenkins, one Of Richmond's
eldest and best-known citizens. died at
7:gO o'clock Sunday evening at his resi-
t,e.cc, No 12S South Cherry Street, IN Tue
scventy-sxth year of his age
Mr.. Jenkins was born at DoWilas,
South Wales. September 18th, 1879 out
came to this country when quite YOUNG
man and engaged in the iron business
During the Civil War he was located IN
Richmond and made sun-barrels for the
| Confederate Government at the old ar
,,orv. located on the canal bank
During the last few years and up TO
| month ago he was engaged IN the corn
/ mission business at No. 1911 East cay
| Street, under The firm name ol NAi'''"A
| jenkins & Son.
He married Mrs. Reese number OF
| wears ago. No children were born to
! them. but her son took the name or MI
| Jenkins. and has been associated with
| hin, in the commission business
He is also survived by a step-son, NJ
| w A. C. Reese and step-dauShte", Mrs.
! Cecilia Brannan, both Of this city
| Some wears ago Mr.. Jenkins represented
| C,,ay Ward in the Council He was q mem
| Der Of Temple Lodge, No. ., ~ F. and a.
| NJ. and of Virginia Council, Royal Ar
| canum.
The funeral Will take place from the
| Second Baptist Church, of when ne was
| an honored member. at $50 O'Clock TINS
! afternoon. and the nterment Will be
| made in Hollywood.
Miss lizzie Gary.
Miss Lizzie Gary died at the residence
| Of her father George Gary, on the Gov
erunlent Road just below Fulton, Sunday
! morning at 1913 O'Clock.
! Miss Gary WIS in her twentieth year,
| and had been i'll some time. She leaves
| a father mother and four brothers and
| three sisters TO mourn their loss.
| The funeral will take place from the
residence to-day at > O'Clock. the services
being conducted by Rev. AIr. Earlstate,
and the interment will be IN lakewood.
The pall-bearers will be Messrs Iohn an; ana
| George Daily. Luke Radford, Charles VOL
j pert. John Dowden and Harry MantloW
Mrs. 7. @. Arnzcn.
| Mrs. T. c. Arnzen died quite suddenly at
| the Virginia Hospital Sunday morn
| ing about o'clock. She was in the etish-
| tieth wear OF her age, and until Il short
+! time before the end came was thought
| TO be recovering remarkably we'll from a
| recent operation, the amputation Of her
! right limb Mrs. ArnZen was the mother
| of Mr. Frank Arnzen of No. 80 North
| Fifth Street The remains were sent yes
! terdav afternoon to Brooklyn, ~ y,
! her former home, for lnternehf.
Andrew Glasscl!.
! Mr. Andrew Glassell died January 18th
| at his home in Los Angeles, California,
| in his seventy-third year. lie was a well
! known lawyer, practIced in San Francisco
| M to 1861 and then declining TO take the
| fest oath lived in the country until the
/ close of the war He then went to I'VE IN
| Les Angeles, and practiced law with Geo.
| II. Smith. who married his sister. the
! widow of Col. Geo NJ. Patton MI eIlaS-
| sell was born at F'orthorwald, Madison
| county Va. and vas a brother of Lieut.
| VIM. T. Glassel, of Ironsides fame lie
| leaves a widow and several children.
Mrs. d. G. Traylor.
! Mrs Dana, Gill Traylor, wife of Mr.. j.
Travlor. died at her late residence, No.
| o1S North Twenty-sixth Street, yesterday
morning. Mrs Traylor was in the thir-
| ;ieth year of her age Mrs. Traylor was
| the daughter of the late ". J. and Mary
! z. Gill.
! The funeral will take place at $50
| O'Clock this afternoon from !-eigh-Street
| Raptist Church. Interment will be made
| in Oakwood.
Mrs Jane C. sIughcs.
Mrs. Jane Graham Hughes. Of New
bern, n. c.. died suddenly Sunday af-
| ternoon at the home of her daughter,
| Mrs. edward Struiwick, .'Montrose, on
! the Hermitage Road.
Mrs. Hughes was the widow OF Mayor
| John Hughes. and was in her seventy
| first wear She is survived by two
| daughters-AIrs. Strudwick and Miss len-
| ME Huehes The interment Will be MADE
| at Newbern
Mary T. Miller.
Mary f, the fve-year-old daughter Of
! Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. OF 1ob Or
leans Street Fulton, who was seriously
| burned on Saturday afternoon about i've
| o'clock, died from her injuries Sunday