The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
Mr.. j. A. Barrett.
Mr.. +. A. Barrett died Friday night A
his home in Henrico, as the result 81
tuberculosis of tho throat. Mr.. Barfee
was fifty-feve years Of age. and one -
the most influential and respected citi1eno
of his county He was a brother Of Rev
]. B. Barrett. OF the Christian Church %
Norfolk. Surviving him are six chit.
dren. one OF whom Is missionary 10
Porto Rico.
Mr.. Samuel L. Jones,
Samuel L. Jones, Of Buena Vista. wao
stricken with paralysis Tuesday morning.
of which he died Friday evening. Mr.
Jones, who was eighty-two years old.
was formerly of this city, where for many
of tobacco.
Mr.. William G.. Horn.
William c. Horn, a brother OF MrA Fl
o. Noting, OF this city. died suddenly In
New York Friday.
III. Horn was from Maryland ana
served In the Confederate army. For the
past several years he has lived in New
York. where he was a prominent business
+: man. Mr.. Horn was about fifty-seven
years old.
Fseder:ck E. Noting. of this city. sx.
nsc:s to leave for New York to attend the
,, funeral. s:
Cf;,e.'s Fw.eral.
Rev J.. o. Babcock o1iciated Friday
afternoon at the burial Of tho child OF
Mr. and Mrs II. q. Stebb:as. which died
of diphtherIa at the parents home. No.
1911 IL North Twenty-first Street.
kHr. tcobal crof4r,,.
Mrs. Isabel snoddy died yesterday
morning at o'clock at NO. $40 South
Laurel Street. from paralysis. She was
eighty-five years old.
The body will be taken to her home In
Columbia for burial this morning at
1914 o'clock over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road.
dren in the city.
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Lewj- Wick
er, was held yesterday in Emmanuel
Church. Hanover county. The immediate
family and initiate friends of Mrs. Wicker
from this city were in attendance.
The funeral Of Miss Rhea Myers will
take place this morning at 1880
o'clock from the Hebrew Mortuary
Chapel.
Mel. Arvin.
(SpccisI D.suateh re .sAe Tia.ea)
DOUBLE BRIDGE. VA. April 12-An> s
other drum tap has been heard along the
broken lines Of the white-haired and tots
terinE heroes OF tho Lost Cause" ana
Mr.. Mel ArvIn has answered to the lae9
rol1-caN and entered into that peace thai
passcth understanding and Is mora CLOS :
r!ous than the victories Of war. Ho Wa0S
stricken with pnesunnnia. and almost b<4,
fore friends ard ac7.aintances knew tina =
his sickness was serious there came TIA ~
pa:at:l. shcc.: CT his death, which oAi3
Cured at one o'clock Easter morning ~
the family residence in GreenvilIe. Texas.
Born In Lunenburg county, Va, on JulNs
II. 1910, he was In his sixty-second year
when the summons came, and he ha@i
ended out an eventful career. He was
among the bravest and most gallant OF th4s
serried hosts of the daring soldteIy OF
the Old Commonwealth who fought with
Lee and Jackson. serving under that dash-
ing cavalry leader, ]. E B. Stuart, m
the Third Virginia Cavalry. and carried
a wound in his leg az Confed0rato
badge OF honor.
After the war he located at 11emDftiA
Tenn, and 1t was there that he met
and married Miss Isabel Terrence. Later
he moved to Grenada, Miss. and lived
there until ten years ago, when he set-.
tied in Greenville. Texas, where himDoi3
and family were held IN tho highest re-.
gard, being prominent III church ana SUs
cial circles. Their home Is one OF ei,s.
ture and refinement and friends are M.
uerous
Only the children are left now. DR.. Hush
T. Arvin and four sisters-Elien, KATE
Minnie and Bell-tlle mother having paSoe0
away several years ago Those surviving
have been enguifed by the dark clouds
Of death for the third time in less than
twelve months. sister and aunt passing
away last year.
He was a member Of the Christian
Church, and at his burial Confederate
veterans attended in 4 body.
MIR. w. A. Thomas.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG. VA, April 1c-Mr. W.
A. Thomas died at his home on Old street
this morning: aged 81 years. The funeral
will take place from Hixh-Street Church
Tomorrow afternoon at half-past three
O'Clock. Mr.. Thomas had been sick for
about a MONTH He was formerly efn-
ployed as baggagemaster at the norfolk
and Western depot.
Mrs. N. n. Hairston.
Especial Dispatch 20 Tbs Timea)
DANVILLE. VA. April 12.-Nrs. u. u.
4aIrston. wife OF well Known to1ac-
conist OF this city. died at her home h0o
to-day, after very brief iilnesE Nh
Hatrston was Miss Grasty before -
marriage. She was esteemed 1or -