The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-23
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Iinyood Powell.

Mr.. Linwood Powell died suddenly yes
terday morning a little after O'clock at
the nome OF his mother, No. 2222 Vellaole
Street. He had not been i'll, and was APP
parently in good health when he entered
the dining-room fer breakfast, few mini
utes before his death occurred. lie dled III
MS chair at the table.
Monday night llt, was on the street with
friends. i'll good health and spirits. lie
was only twenty-five years of age, ana
had been connected for some time with
the j. Wright Tobacco Company. Physl-
clans who were summoned are of the
opinion that his death was due to conses-
ton OF the lungs. as for a week or more
he is said to have had an annoying cough,
though it was not considered serious
He is survived by his mother four sis
ters-NIrs Susie Wheeler, Mrs Maudc
Beale. Mrs. j. H. Marshall and Miss
| Powell. who reside mere His brothers
are J. B. Powell. Ct New York; p, Leslie
Powell. of this city; ana Mr.. NeWland
Powell, Of Lestor Manor.
mr.. Joseph k. Winch.
Information was received here Mon
day morning, telling of the death
of Joseph Il. Winch, the grand
father of Mrs. J. Scott Parrish, in his
seventy-nin1h year, at his home, in Brook
line, Mass.
MIR. Winch was the senior member of
Winch Brothers, stockholders of Boston.
he was a lover OF music, and for num-
Der OF years. with two of his brothers and
nephew, formed one CT the most famous
male quartettes Boston has ever pro-
duced.
In our Wednesday Club he always felt a
great interest. and had been contribut-
ing member for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish left Monday night
to attend the funeral.
Robert J. Jones.
Mr.. Robert J. Jones died suddenly
Sunday morning about 80 O'Clock at his
home, No. 6 West Marshall Street. His
death was Que to heart disease. Mr.
Jones was siXty-cight years OF age was
married, and leaves his widow and one
child.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock from the Grace-Street
Baptist Church, the interment being in
Hollywood Cemetery.
A. J. Eastman.
Mr.. A. ]. Eastman, who was identified
in the lumber rnanufa curing business in
Chesterfield and Dinwiddie counties for
over fifteen years died at his late resi-
dence at Dewitt. Va, yesterday, at 300
o'clock A. NJ. after an illness of six
weeks. His remains will reach It's city
this morning a $50 o'clock and be taken
to the Southern train leaving here at
500 o'clock for Midlothian.
His funeral will take place from Bethel
Baptist -urch at II o'clock
Mr.. Eastman had an extensive acquain-
tance in this city and Petersburg and
vicinity. He leaves q widow, five chill
dren, a step mother, a brother, two SIS
tiers in Massachusetts, two step-brothers
and two step-sisters.
runerul OF Mrs. Tucker
The funeral of Mrs Jane S. Tucker,
who died early Tuesday morning at the
residence of her brother Major Powha-
tan Ellis. 800 West Franklin Street, VIII
take place from that house on Thursday
at u NJ The following will be the pail
bearers:
Active-NIessrs. Beverly Randolph Tuck
er, William Crump Tucker, Beverly Har-
rison Tucker Beverly cambridge Tucker
Jr, Augustine w. Tucker, John Randolph
Tucker. Charles II. Talbot, Jr, j. Stew
art Bryan.
Honorary-Dr. j. &. McCaw, Colonel
Archer Anderson. Colonel Morton MarEe,
and David NcC. French.
| Mrs Tucker was the widow OF the lion.
Beverly Tucker and the daughter OF
| Charles and Margaret n. Ellis. She was
born in this city on January 1eth. $50
| All of her brothers and sisters are dead
| except Major PO"nalan T-iliS I1ei
I brothers. Colonel Thomas II. and Chas
! Ellis, and her sister Mrs. George Wythe
! Munford, have all died within the last
| four years. Her surviving children are
! Mr.. James E. Tucker, of San Francisco,
| Cal; Miss Margaret \. Tucker. of this
| city; Rev. DR.. Beverly D., an Episcopal
minister, OF Norfolk, and Mr.. Charles
| Ellis Tucker, Of Memphis, Tenn. Beverly
! +. and William Crump, her grandchil-
dren, are sons of the late John Randolph
Tucker, IT., of Washington, D. Z.
Funeral Services
The funeral of Mr.. George L. Guver-
nator, whose death occurred Saturday
evening, took place yesterday morning at
1880 O'Clock from ST. Peters Cathedral
with high mass. Intcrment was made in
Mt. CALVARY Cemetery.
Mitchell Watson.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
GREENBACKVILLE, VA, Oct. %
Mr.. Mitchell Watson, "a years of age. died
at his residence Friday night after L I'm
gerng illness for a month or more MIR.
Watson Lad been suffering for minv
years with a cancer on his breast, ano
had patiently awaited the inevita BILE. lie
was accounted one of the most prosper
Gus and up-to-date farmers on the East
ern Shore, ind was we'll known through
out this entire section. He is survived
by a widow and nine children.
Dr.. G. NJ Bartlett.
(By Associated Prcss.)
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