The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-24

He was ffty-eight years OF aga Hs
leaves widow and seven children
The funeral was held at his late rest
dence at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Pa.
warren Burr. pastor OF the vi. ~
Church, otriciateo
terry The following were pau-naars--.
r. NJ. Tennis. NJ r. Weber R,cnarn
Bond, William Howard, J. N. Wilson ana
Samuel Copeland
Mrs. Emma Jordan.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
f. MONTERREY, VA, Aug. 23.-Mcs. En-
ma JORDAN died this morning on Knapp,
Creek. IN Pocahontas county. W. Va
Mrs jordan was about As years old
ana was the daughter of the late John
l.. Gibson. OF Vanderpoof. this county
she leaves her mother. Mrs. Alice Glib
SON; one brother, Mr.. Willis Gibson: three
sisters, Mrs. Jennie Benson, Misses Al
tina and Sallie Gibson, a husband and
six children.
Miss MolIie Bush,
49, Special Dispasch to The TtmesS
Miss Mollie Bush, one of James City
county's most highly respected ladies'
died at her sisters. Mrs. E. NJ Wares.
home this afternoon at O'Clock She
was sixty years of age. and very widely
known. She had taught school for many
years IN various counties In Virginia.
and was beloved by all who knew her.
The funeral will be tomorrow after
noon. The exact time Is not known yet
and the interment will be in the old
Branch buryipg grounds near Toano. Va.
Eugene Cogbill.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
CHESTERFIELD. VA, August ~
News was received here this morning OF
the death OF Mr.. Eugene Cosbill at Ra-
leigh. N. C. Mr.. Cogbill was at one time
familiar ngure IN rnls community anu
he had many friends here
Roy w. Diages.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WINCHESTER, VA, Aug. 23.-Intelii-
gence was received here to-day from the
War Department, announcing the death
in the Philippines on July I'd of Roy W.
Dinges. OF Vaucluse, this county. He was
son OF Mr.. W. III. Dinses. of the Board
of County Supervisors. and was y years
of age. He was serving with the Ameri-
can army in Company F. Eight Infantry.
in the Philippines at the time of his
death having enlisted at keyser. w.
Va, last October.
A brother and four sisters survive him.
Mrs n. P Wilson.
(sneciai Dispatch TO The Times.)
CHILDRESS, VA, August 23.-Alrs. HI.
P. Wilson, one of the oldest and most es,
Unable ladies in Montgomery county,
died at her home on Little River near
this place to-day. She was seventy-siS
years Old had been married tifty-one
years. and was a member OF the NJ. E.
rty,o Sha
leaves husband, four sons and two
daughters, besides host of friends. to
mourn their loss.
Funeral of Dr.. Hazen.
The remains of the late Rev. DR.. Jane.
n Hazen were laid away In Hollywood
Yesterday afternoon at 8 clock. The ser.
vices were held at Bon Air in the church
Of which the deceased was pastor. and
were largely attended. The services wer,
conducted by Rev. James Power Smith
and Rev. Dr.. 4 L. Phillips.
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of Mrs. r. NJ. Garrett took
place in King and Queen equity yester-
day afternoon. This afternoon the fun
eral OF Mr. C. S. Caycc will take place.
From the residence, No SO North Fifth
Street, the funeral of Frederick z. Ward.
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ward.
will take place this afternoon.
Genera! j. j. Dickinson.
CBy Associated Press)
OCALA, FLA. Aug. 23.-General j. j,
Dickinson. one Of the most distinguished
ex-Contederates in Florida. died to-
day at his home here. aged IS years.
General Dickinson won considerable repu.
tation in the Civil War as a cavalry con-
mander and has subsequent:>- b..r:: called
the Marion Of F7ln~'da, In civil lie h
has served in the Governors Cabinet and
has held other prominent political posi-
tons. He has been State commander 9f
the Confederate Veterans. and always
took a keen interest in the organization