The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-25

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Cunningham, Charles III. Chaplin. Colonei
| john Murphy and Il. Z. Jones'.
| The following detail from Lee lamp
was present: Lieutenant Commanders c.
| C. Scott. 3. ar. Pslrhan, D. Hardy Pyle,
! W. E. Moore Joseph W. Thomas. DR..
| L. Stratton, John N. Gordon and Gen.:
| eral Charles T. Anderson.
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| RS Har- rid In.
| Mrs. Harriet Cridln died Saturday In
| the homo of her son. No. 2e3S Venabie
/ Street. In the seventy-siXth year OF her
age. The funeral took place Sunday af-
| ternoon at 4:S0 o'clock from the Venable-
Street Baptist Church.
teldai w. Chiles.
| fSueciaI Dispatch to The Times.)
| LOUISA, VA, Feb. 2L-Aftcr a short
! illness Mr.. Fcndal w. Chiles. late of San
Antonio. Tex. died In tlat city on the
| 10Th instant of pneumonia. His remains
| were taken to Fort Worth. Tex, whers
| live three of his nephews-. e., Capt.
Thomas Il. DR.. W. &. and Col George L.
| Vest. and laid to rest in the New City
| Cemetery. Mr.. Chiles was a member of
| tho Masonic fraternity, under the au-
| spices of which the funeral was conduct
! ed. assisted by the Rev. ,Iunius 4. French.
| of the Broadway Presbyterian ChIISch.
| fendal ChileS was born i'll Louisa county
| sIXty-tWo years ago. at the commefcc-
| reut of the war. between the States he
| WIS reading medicine under Els brother
! in-iaw, the late DR.. E. P. Goodwin. but
| when John Brown invaded the State he,
| at the age of twenty-one, promptly en-
| listed in the Louisa Blues and went to
| HarperS Ferry; he was color sergeant IL
| the Thirteenth Virginia Infantry, whict
| was part of the historic Stonewal Foot
! Cavalry. At Gaines Mill, while carrying,
| tho colors to victory. he received wha
was then believed to be q mortal wound.
| he was discharged for disability Mr..
Chiles then took service in the Canfeder
| ate States Treasury. Several months
| later. still in good physical form. he had
his disability removed, which permitted
| Kim to again join the active service. stle
Immediately started for ''Ntosby's Confed-
| eracv' to join that intrepid commander,
| but did not reach his command. as he.
| with several others, was captured near
! Orange Courthouse, Va. and was sent tor
Elmyra N L. and thence to Point Look
| out where he remained until after tie
| surrender al AppomattoS. After the close
of the war he married Miss Virginia D.
Mansfield, Of his native county, who SUI
| wives him.
Mr.. Chiics was u brothcr-in-law of tho
Der of years prominently connected with
| the Richmond post-office. before. during
| and after the war. Mr.. ChileS was vel
| known in this and many of the States as
| a breeder of thoroughbred stock.
About eighteen years ago he moved to
Texas. Fourteen of these he resided In TT.
| Worth, most of which time he was or the
firm of Chiles & Marshall.
He was elected to the City Council. an
office he filed for several terms, and still
| later was elected Superintendent OF tho
| Ft Worth Water Works.
Two years ago he went to San Antonio
to engage in the life insurance business,
of his demise.
Beuoni Wheat.
/ Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Feb. 2i.-Benon1
| Wheat, one OF the best known and most
| prominent citizens, died this afternoon at
the age of seventy-eisht. \ widow and
J Harry Fitzhugh and Miss Maude Wheat
survive him. Mr.. yVheats second wife.
who survives. was Miss Eliza Addison
| Hester, daughter of the late Jones w.
Hester, of Georgetown. d. e.
Mr. Wheat was president OF the Alex
andria Water Company. and also presi-
dent of the Citizens National Bank Hs
was also interested In a large number of
! ether BUSINESS enterprises.
William S. Barnett.
tspecal Dispatch to The Times.)
] CHASE CITY, VA, Feb. 2i.-AIr. VIII
| liam S. Barnett died here this morning.
| after brief illness. Mr.. Barnett was
| one of the most enterprisins citizens OF.
the town. Il gentleman of high character
and a useful member of the Baptist
Church. He owned and was proprietor
OF the Barnett Lithia Hotel here Tor sew
10 hon civ f1y Won
old, and leaves a widow, but no children.
He came to this county about t-:enty-
| years ago from Granville. n. c. Ills
health had been feeble for over year.
Robinson c. Pierce.
fspecia1 Dispatch to The Timesl
LIVINGSTON, VA, Feb. A.-Mr. Ro-
| tinson G.. Pierce well known resident
of this place. died here to-day after an
illness of several weeks, at the age OF
about seventy years. Mr.. Pierce. during
Lis life, was engaged in business in Alecs-
andria, Washington and Clifton Forge,
but of recent years had made his home
| here.
! One sister Mrs. L. L. Loving, OF Wash
irston, survives him
B. A. FarInhoIt
fSpocal Dispatch to The Tlmes)
/ WEST POINT, VA, Feb. 2t.-Nr. B.
Avery Farinholt, eldest son Of Colonel and
Mrs. 3. L. Farinholt, died here this moru-
ing. He was formerly a citizen OF Balti-
| more and a member OF Maryland Naval
Reserves, having served on the Dixie dur
ing the Spanish-American War. His re-
mains will be Inferred in the family
| burying-ground. in New Kent county.
Robert Pairam.
Special Dispatch to The T;mes.)
COLUMBIA, VA. Feb. 24.-Ar- Robert
! Tatram, a young 1lan twenty-three years
of age, who was known throughout tho
county, died i'll Covinston. Va. on Friday
after a three-weeks illness of pneumonia.
IIis body. accompanied by several friends.
was brought here on yesterday and M
tered at Rivarula Church this after
noon.
Miss Eta Sibert.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
WINCHESTER, VA, Feb. A-Miss
Ella Sibert. daughter of ]. w. Slbert,
well known jeweler, died on Sunday.
aged twenty-eight years. after an illness