The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
OBITUARY..
James T.5Vauehan.

Captain James T. Vaughan, a we'll
known merchant of this city. and q for
mer member OF the City Council, died
yesterday morning about O'Clock at his
residence, No. s37 West Grace Street. He
was in the 9th year of his age AM for
some months past had been suffering
with heart failure and paralysis.
In early life Captain Vaughan came
to this city from Caroline county. Va,
and engaged in the grocery and ship
chandlery business near the Old Market,
at which place he has ever since con-
Quoted a large and prosperous business
At tho beginning Of the war he volun-
teered his services and enlisted in First
Virginia Regiment, Company II, In which
he was elected lieutenant and served
during the first year of the war: He
was member Of Lee Camp, in which
he was honored and loved by ali his
comrades. zf -
He leaves a devoted family, consisting
OF wife and three daughters, Mrs. Bay
lor hlll, Mrs. Sinton and Miss Nlable
Vaughan.
Captain Vaughan was one of the best
known and most respected citizens. hav-
ing lived a long, useful and blameless
lie. He was an official member Of the
Broad-Street Methodist Church. Ma
son., and knight Templar, also mem
Der of the Mystic Shrine.
In 1892 he was elected to the Common
Council from Madison Ward and served
one term. Two years later he became
member of the Board of Aldermen. serv-
ing there until 1898. At the expiration OF
his term he declined to run again ana
was succeeded by Captain Ferriter.
In all the relations of life. he was just
and upright, bearing a heart full OF love
and charity to his fellow-men. contri-
buting literally of his means to every
good object, tender In all his relation
ships and a loving husband and father.
Few men In the community will be more
sadly missed. and whose place will be
hard to fill.
He VIII be buried this afternoon
at 4 O'clock from the oroad-street Meth
odist Church. The services will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, assisted by the
Rev. William G. Starr. y. D., the former
pastor.
The commandery Of st. Andrew No.
Ii. Knights TempIar has been called to-
meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon In
the full dress of Templar to act as
escort to Richmond Randolph Lodge.
No 10, in attending the funeral The
members Of Richmond Commandery, 20
2, have been invited to attend. The fol-
lowing detail from Lee Camp will be
present:
Lieutenant Commander Charles c.
Scott, Judge George L. Christian. Joseph
C. Dickerson, J. Taylor Ellyson, D. Har-
dy Pyle, John E. Laughton. Jr., James =.
Phillips, E. Leslie Spence
MIR. j. w. Hutcheson.
Mr.. Wv. Hutcheson died Tuesday at
his residence In Caroline county. he was
soIrhty-four years Of age. and is survived
by seven children, forty-three grandchil-
eren and nine Observation-Disclosures.
The funeral took place Wednesday af-
tcrnoOn.
MIR. James r. Underwood.
3 Mr.. James r. Underwood. son OF Mrs.
George S. and the late Rev. Frank R.
Underwood, .died yesterday at his resi-
.dence. Nc. 300 North Linden Street, in
the thrtieth year of his age.
The funeral will take place from Pine
Street Baptist Church at o'clock this
Afternoon. and the interment will be made
in Riverview Cemetery.
Dr.. H. x. Watkins.
fsnecta1 Dizpatch to The Times.
8 CHATHAM. VA, May 22-Dr. Henry
Anderson Watkins died at the residence
OF his son-in-law, Mr.. r. Jones. here
this afternoon about o'clock hax:rg
only few weeks since reached his
eightieth year. DR.. Watkins w1s born
near Cascade in the southwestern cnr-
i y
man removed to Prince Edward count.
where he resided prosecuting his profts-
sion until compelled by feeble hs ,if'l to
retire from active life. Since then he
has resided in this and Charlotte coun-
ties most OF the time.
DR.. Watkins Is survived by a widow.
who Is now in very feeble health. two
daughters. Mrs. ]. r. Morton. OF At
lanta.S Ca. and Mrs. B. w. Jones. OF this
place. and a son. Mr. John D. Watkins.
Interment will take place In the Town
Cemetery Friday veening
G. r.. D. Campbell.
Especial nisnatch to The Times.l
BOWLING GREEN.@V May Cor
e lius RID. Campbell died last Monday |
ct his residence, IN illwood.; about three |
miles north of this place. He leaves his
widow and one son. Mr.. Campbell was /
one of the first to volunteer In the Con-
tolerate army.
NJ. M. Roberts.
Especial Dispatch to The Ttmes.)
A.. May @ .-aIr. N. AZ
Roberts disdsher to-day ola lingering