The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

marked that ne was feeling much bsttess.
He laid down on the bed. and in . fsWf
moments was dead. His remains wiz
reach Richmond at s:aO r. d. Sunday.
Francis e. Hudson. g.
Special Dispatch to The TtMes)
sKINoUARTER. VA. June M.
Francis E. Hudson. died Juns 18th, Ia thu,
stxty-eiEhth year OF his age. at his lata !.
residence. near this place
He was q consistent member OF the
Skinquarter Baptist Church. and died In
the triumphs OF the Christian faith The
immediate cause OF his death was heart
disease. but he had been suffering with
rheumatism for several months.
He met death with perfect calmness ana
resignation, and his end was peaceful and
blessed.
1t was touching scene when. realizing
that he was about to go. he called his
only child. son Of some Twenty-Five
years OF age. deaf and dumb, and told
him goodbye
The mother had gone sorne years be-.
fore, and now the father was being taken
and the only child left alone in the world.
Mr.. Hudson was a good. upright citizen
and respected by those who knew him.
He was an old Confederate soIdier. and
belonged to Pesrams Battalion. He
leaves one son and one sister. Mrs.
| James H Bailey. and many relatives and
| friends.
side Of his wife In the family burytng
ground, at Mr.. James n. Bailey's. where
appropriate burial services were held, con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. st George II
Abrahams. assisted by Rev. R H Rudd-t
Rev. TIA, Reid.
| News has been received hero Of tbs
death in Texas OF the Rev. T. a Roid.
formerly distinguished Baptist minis
| ter in Africa, we'll known In this CITY. ia
! died at the Baylor University. where no
WAS staying with his son.
l MI Reid, after he had been forced on
| account Of Ill health to give UP his work.
in Africa, returned to this country and
was frequent visitor in Richmond He
married a Virginia lady and leaves one
sou. Professor Reid. OF Virginia. His mar
! riase was the outcome Of a pretty little
/ romance. which began In Richmond.
1 When he returned to this country Mr..
| Reid was widower. Upon one occasion
| when on a visit to DR.. A. e. Dickinson,
| Of this city, he was looking over a lot
| OF photographs and saw one OF q young
/ ard beautiful woman whom he didn't
/ know, but who at once attracted him.
ne inquired OF DR.. Dickinson, found
| where she lived and called on her. A few
/ weeks later and they were married.
| H.. Dickinson was at that time pastor
| OF the Leigh-Street Baptist Church. He
/ was much grieved yesterday to get news
of the death Of his old friend whom his
| rememberded so well.
Charles j. Sinton.
Mr. Charles ]. sinton died at his resi-.
| dence on Church Hill at 7:45 o'clock yes
| terday evening. aged eighty-four years.
| He had been IN falling health for two
years Mr.. Sinton in early life followed
| the profession OF a civil engineer. For
J half a century he conducted hard
| ware store in Richmond. He retired
from business about twelve years ago.
! The deceased leaves a widow. who was
before her marriage Miss Virginia Sub
! lett One child by his former marriage.
| Miss Mary Susan Sinton. survives him.
Messrs. Samuel and Richard B. Sinton
| are his brothers and Mr.. James w. SIM
| ton is a nephew
Mr.. Sinton was an old-fashioned VIZ
! ginia gentleman. of many nooe quar-.
ties Of head and heart.
The funeral arrangements have NOT
been made.
Mrs. Lucy A. Goodman.
Mrs. Lucy A. Goodman. an aged and re-
| spected resident of Church Hill. died az
| her home No. $40 North Thirty-frst
Street, yesterday morning in the eighty-
/ third year OF her age. Mrs. Goodman
is survived by FIVE sons and two daugn-
! ters: James D.. W. G., Robert ". John
! c.. and Richard A. Goodman. and Mrs
| Martha Jordan and Mrs. Mary j. Waoe,
/ all well known in this city.
The funeral will take place this after
| noon at o'clock from Broadus Me-
| mortal Church.
4 Memorial to MIR. Powell.
There has just been placed in st.
/ James Church a memorial tablet to Mr..
! John Henry Powell. for twenty-threa
/ years principal of the Richmond Female
/ Seminary The tablet, which is the work
OF Lamb. of New iYorh, is In antique
brass, on a marble base.
The memorial is erected by the aiumna
| of the Richmond Female Seminary. and
is fittingly placed In ST. James Church.
where Mr.. Powell was yestryman for a
number of years.
Miss c. r. Randolph.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
4 EESWICK. VA. June 2s.-Miss Caro-.
linn Ramsay Randolph breathed her last
this morning at 5 O'Clock, after linger-
ing Illness of several weeks. in her sew
entieth year.
The last days OF this beautiful AND
henefTcenr life have been watched over
sibly reach her bedside. No one could
have been more widely known and mors
greatly beloved than her. Mrs Randolph
reTresented one OF virginias most Illus
trious families. being the daughter OF
Colonel Thomas j. Randolph. of Edsehiil.'
and the great-granddaughter OF Presi-
de.1t Jefferson.
She leaves behind a brother. DR.. w.
5tC u Randolph. Of Charlottesville. and.
a sister. Mrs. Maria L. Mason. OF hlna
i George county, besides several nieces and
nerhews. to mourn her loss.
Miss NJ. A.. North.
4 Especial Dispatch to The Times)
4 ROUGH CREEK. VA, June 2S.-Miss
Maria Antoinette North. only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton G. North. died
at her home near here Thursday even
4 ing at o'clock. She had been sick for
Z two months with complication OF dis
eases Her remains were inferred in this
4 family burying ground at home: burial
services conducted by Rev. j. e. Hearn.
A Miss Nettie, as deceased was Familiarity
~, Sor fS..fi W. old