The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
OBITUARY..
Rev. James E. Gate :.

81 Ii Especial 70 Tho T1mes-D ispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE A.. May 81
Rev. James b. Gates, for ten years
2superannuated minister OF the " Q inia
South, died at an early hour this morn.
Ing Q. q. compllc cation Of diseases, ct the
Carter House, this city. where no had
been boarding with his wife. for the past
two years. He was IN the eiE hty-frst
year Of his age. Tho deceased was I. twice {,
son. Of Goochland county. and OF that
union the following children sut:yiye: Dr..
j. IT. Gates, OF Hhmp TOM Va; Mr.. ", E.
Gates, Of Ind Annapolis. Ind: Mrs. De Vere
Hope. OF Hampton, and Mrs II. II. Crow.
ley, Of Washing ton, D. 9. His second
wife who survives him. was Miss Pattie
Pryor Goodwin, OF vi Roseland, Nilsson
Is Mr., w, b.. Gates, now lnstructo In the
Millersburs Military Institute, Mllers-
{ burg. Ky, q \
%15 The deceased was q native OF Chester.
field but his youth taas passed chiefly IN
Petersburg. Educated ut the Anderson
Academy, In Petersburg. he taught IN
Manchester In 1a44ss and then IN Richmond
was principal OF & the Lancastrtan Acad.
envy, OF Riohn1 ond. He was received into
the Virginia Conferences In 81 1871, Al and
served successfully on the following cir
cults: Nelson; Scot tsville, Campbell. Halt
fax, Mathews, Orange ana culpeper. Mr.
Gates was g Mason, III ding his memper-
ship in old st. Johns Lodge, Richmond
k7 The funeral service will take place at
70 o'clock tomorrow, afternoon from the
Methodist Church, and will be conducted
by the Rov. VILLAIN Fl. EDWARDS. is
John q. Harris.
NAT sS1sssi. j. Bridge RI d is sTATioN. VA,
May ll,-John B, Harris, son Of Rev, ].
n, Harris. died Mt the homo OF his father,
near here. yesterday abott noon, The re-
mains were Inferred in the family lot in
the cemetery here this afternoon, In the
presence Of a. large ooncourse Of friends,
nearly e,p cry one whom had admired and
loved the deceased and wished TO honor
his memory, - sS g q j,5. 5S5
Mr., Harris was ttlrty-two years OF age.
He died OF pneu nlonia. He had been III
only, q week. He was thought TO have
GOOD prospects OF recovery un I'll early
Eundny morning. when typhoid symptoms
developed and entire collapse canlc quick-
IIc was a young man whose devotion
70 his family, his loyalty 4. his friends.
and his high and honorable life had
won him high place in the hearts OF
those who knew him.. Heanever married.
and Is survived by his father and mother
ana two brothera-Wa Edward Harris
and William Oyerton Harris.
Memorial to Professor Crltenden.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.) r. #
CREWD, VA, May 4.--A1essrs, Samuel
Nioholson ana Newblll Crittenden at
tended tho memorial services held ct
Wake Forest College Sunday IN honor
i Professor rs sus crittendens parents, DR., and
Mrs H. III. nv. Crittenden, are residents
OF this town. and hts remalns were In.
TERED IN the cemetery al Rurkevills, the
former homo Of the Crittendens, and not
Mt Lexington, III
A., p. Bolts, Jr,
55s Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch,) 81
TRpDnRI cKsBUR q, VA, May 81
A. b. Bolts, Jrr q well known youns
man 9of this city, died Ct the Mary Wash.
Illness q only four days ot pneumonia
aged thirty-three years. Flo was CONNECT,
"a with tho Insurance business, In whlcl
his father was engaged. and served y
Company + OF this city, with the Thlre
Virginia REGIMENT y ne spants:h-A Amer fs
one brother, Nh J. g. Bolts. COLI tor. q
Miss Mary Bolts, v N.
Colonel A. J.MaY
Especial to The Tin es- Dispa toh,) L
| TAzMWIMlId VA. May ,A-colona q,
]: May, who had hean II bad health fol
the past twelve mon tbs died IN his home
at Ii O'Clock last ntEht, In his seventy
eighth year, He leaves q wife and ssY-
oral children. Ia was born In Kentucky
i an dwent to lsAlifornia during the gold
! excitement and remained there sorns
time, When Virginia. ssceded he was
i made colonel Of the Fifth Ksltucky ~:
fantry, Gonfederat 8 States army, and af-
forwards was elssetea colonel q the
a practIcaRx attorney here since the 'Nias