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

| Henry I. Alien.
| The dealt, OF Mr.. Henry c. Alien on
Sunday night was learned with regret by
many friends. He passed away at the
home of his brother, No. 2706 East Broad
! Street. at 1880 o'clock p NJ, aged Thirty
| two years.
Mr.. Allen was very popular and had
a circle of friends to whom he was as
| staunch and true as man could be. He
was beloved by all. ana his death is sim
cerely regretted. He was Il most active
| member of Richmond Lodge of E.lks, OF
which lodge he was life member. He
| was enthusiastic in the work of the order.
and its principles were carried out by him
| to the letter. His charity covered many
sorrows, and many of those who bene-
flied by his beneficene knew not whence
| the s,ccor came He will be missed and
his place will be never filled.
| MI. Allen succeeded his brother in the
conduct OF two large places of business,
and the original firm name of Branch
r. Allen" was always retained he was
| looked upon by his employees as a brother,
and each one of them took an interest
! in the business as though it were their
| own.
Ho leaves his mother and two sisters,
Mrs. Edward Sutherland and Miss Sarah
| Allen.
The funeral will be from the home at
/. o'clock this afternoon. At tine
grave in lakewood the beautiful and iu1-
pressive funeral services of the Elks viii
be read.
The pall-bcarers will be the following
! gentlemen:
| Active-Charies D. Hutchinson. Frank
Butler W. L. Gordon Whitley D!ckey,
Joseph Allen, Jr.. Gilbert Parker, Herbcrt
McMinn. II. A. Coleman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Craigie. Sr., Frank
| Anthony, Captain A. 3. GuiSon, DR.. 4
| Edgar Shine. Thomas n. Mosby, Cha les
! hurry. Thomas Boudar. Thomas c. Wal
! ford. Hugh NIcCurdy. James Bruce, II. a
| Separk, Captain Dunn.
Edward NJ. Crump.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Crump. a wcll-knowr
| resident of this city, died about ~
O'Clock Sunday morning at his resi-
| dence. No 80 East Main Street.
| While he had been confined to his bee
| only about three weeks. Mr.. Crump nae
| been in bad health for several months
! He suffered from Il complication OF Gus
| eases He was never married and leaves
| but one near relatiVe-a brother, MI
! Emmett Crump, OF this city.
| During the Civil War Mr.. Crunlp fought
| with the Third Richmond IoWitzerS
! uardway's Battalion, being present al
all the battles in which that command
| engaged. At Spotsylvania Courthouse fe
! was taken a prisoner. Erit was release.
| after the war. He was a MEMBER "
the Howitzer Association ana OIL Les
| Camp. Ere was also a Pythian
The funeral took place at o'clock yes
| tnrdav afternoon from the First Prcsby-
| terrain Church, the intermcnt being made
| in Hollywood Cemetery.
! The following detail from Lee camp
! attended:
| Kosher. r. NJ Thomas. George l.. thtlS
| tian, ]. G. Rurrcss, George w. Liopy
| and w. y. Bass.
Plchegru Voolfolk.
Intelligence has been received here OF
| tho death in Denver, Col. on Saturday
last of Mr.. Pichegru Voolfolk, formerly
| y well known citizen of Richmond. his
| reuuins will be brought here for burial
and will probably ,cach the city to-mor-
! VOW. ~
The news Of Mr.. Wooifloil's death will
| occasion widespread sorrow. He was a
| very popular young man. esteemed alike
| in the business and social world. Bright
| cheerful, generous and afabie, ne !ilstue
| friends of all who knew him.
| SIr. Voolfolk was the son OF Mrs. H.
/ p. voolfolk and was associated i'll busi-
| ness for several years with the wholesale
| dry goods house Of y. l.. Elicit II Co.
| cnG later with their SUCCESSORS, DreWrE
! Hughes &c Co. A few years ago he went
| West for the benefit of his health
| Mrs. VI. L. Pierce.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pierce, widow OF Mr.. Johs
w. Pierce, died Sunday morning at $50
o'clock at her residence, No. 306 Eas,
| Main Street She had been in i'll health
| for the mast
| Mrs Pierce was fifty-rine years of age
| She had a wide circle of friends who will
be greved to hear of her death. She is
survived by three childcen-NIisses Lula
and Page Pierce, of this city, and Mrs.
| Sadie Burk, of Henrico county; two
brothers-Messrs. Middleton Fitzgerald
| and Tazewell Fitzgerald, of Richmond
and one sister, Miss Page Fitzgerald. also
| Of this city.
The funeral will take place at II
o'clock this morning from the Sec
| ond PRESBYTERIAN Church. Tile intermen.
! will be made in Hollywood Cemetery.
Major George 7. Bradley.
Major George T. Bradley died FridaS
| at Rural shades, Powhatan county, aget
| seventy-nine years. Before the war ne
! mission merchants, in this city.
About fifty years ago he was united II
! marriage to Miss Mary Il. Goode, o
/ Powhatan county, where he has since re:
| SIDED. He was an active member ant
| deacon in Fire Creek Baptist Church
| this neighborhood. His widow, one
| brother on. NJ. Bradley, of stanton
| Va.). eight children. and twelve grand
| children survive him.
/ Children: Rev. G. Y. Bradley. White,
/ stone. Va: DR.. W. B. Bradley. Norfolk
/ Va; J. FL. Bradley. Richmond. Va; NJ n
Bradley, Old Homestead: Mrs ID. W
/ Phillips and Mrs Fl. S. Tucker, Lumber
l CITY. Ga; Mrs. M G. Sciater. Nabo!
/ Post-Ofice, near Charlottesville. Va
! Miss Ellen Bradley. superintendent Fe
| r.ale Humane Association. city Be
| served as major III he civil war. Iff
| was laid to rest in the family burylns
| ground at his late home.
Active pall-bearers were Mr.. Has
| kins Hobson, J. NJ. Watkins. William
W NIIchaux j. II. Maxey, Charles S
| Taylor. and Paul Michaux
Veteran A. costus Rudd.
Veteran A. Costus Rudd died Sunday
! at Lee Camp Soldiers Home. in the
eightv-ffth year Of his age. At the be.
ginning Of the Civil War he enlisted il
] the Hampton Wythe Rifles. and servet
With distinction during the four years
! in the Thirty-secona Regiment OF vir.