The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-20
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March 10
Mr.. Charles II. Fletcher, a prominent
citizen. died at his home on East Jeffer-
SOP Street at $50 o'clock this morning;
eyed sixty four years. NIr. Fletcher was
a native OF Boston, but he has resided in
.abemarlc for a number OF years. With
his wamily he removed to this city III
October last from Cole. this county.
Ills wife, who was Miss Mary b. Mar
stall, of Albemarle. and six children sur
we him. The children are Howard NJ.
Fletcher. of Boston; Miss Mary Fletcher,
Of Pittsburg: Misses Adelaide and Nlr-
s.inia Fletcher, and Masters William and
MARSHALL Fletcher, of this city. The fun
clal will take place from Christ Episco~
Pal Church Friday afternoon.
Mr. c. T. Muse is dead at his late resi-
Gcnce near. Priddy's. i'll this county. Some
ten years ago he came to Albemarie from
l.oudoun county and purchased the old
:, ferries place. in the northern part OF
tho county. where he has been farming
successfully. He leaves u wife and five
children.
Mrs. Helen boswell, wife of the late
I.;cllard boswell, of Galveston, Texas,
d:cd suddenly last night, in the seventy
FIRST year Of her age. Mrs. boswell came
tn this city about two years ago. and at
lie time of her death was residing with
her granddaughter, Miss Nellie F,inlay,
o.. West Main Street, near the University
OF Virginia. She is survived by one dausfl-
ter. Airs. I. II. n. Scott. of Galveston.
The funeral services will take place from
IT,. Catholic Church tomorrow. afternoon
at O'Clock.
Nr. ". E. 7ut'er.
Especial Dispatch to The Iimee)
PETERSBURG, VA, March 19.-Alr. w.
L. Butler. sectionmaster on the Norfolk
and Western Railway, died suddenly this
morning at his home on Old Street. Mr..
Butler was we'll yesterday. and spent sew
eral hours at the voting precincts in this
city. Last night he was seen to IA
on Sycamore Street, and those who ran
to his assistance found that he had been
paralyzed. He was sent to his home, and
never regained consciousness. he leaves
a widow and several children.
jacob Larrlck.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs)
/ WINCHESTER, VA. March 19.-Jacob
L Larrick, for over fifty years proprie-
Tor Of Larrick's Hotel at NIiddletown, tins
county, died yesterday, aged eighty-two
years. During the course of General Phil.
Siieridan's alleged ride it is said that the
noted Union soldier stopped at Larrick' S
Fotei to get refreshments and change
horses, and many historical articles have
heen written of the incident. Two sons
aud two daughters survive.
E ncmbrr:o,
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Timcs)
CHAPEL HILL, n. c., March 1o--Mr.
Z. ]. Pcmberton. Of Fayetteville. N. C.,
aged 70 years. died to-day at 3:l5. He was
a member of the suhonlorc class Of thu
Philanthropic Society -
ternitv and one OF the most popular man
in college.
a-s,u Bush
Especial Dispatch to Tie Iimes.)
WINCHESTER, VA, March 19.-Carson
Flush. a well kn..wn travelling salesman
f the Valley C..udy Company, died 1T
Ills home here this afternoon, aged forty
eight years, after an illness of pneu-
rienia.
he was not married.
Ernest Shumsn.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March 49,
ar. Ernest Shuman died yesterday at
Shumansvlle Caroline county; aged nine
| ty-siN years. He was a native Of Ger
| many, and is survived by FIVE 3hildren.
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