The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-05
TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND ~ p. M.
ADMIsSION2sc. CHILDREN i5c.
THE CONFEDERATE. MUSEUM
THE VALE.NTt L. MUSEUM
IN hla elRhty- fourth vear. Ha baa NO.,

In his elghty-fourth year. He had been
In III health for many years
He was born In Baltimore, July 4,
1919. and was veteran Of the Mexican
and Civil Wars lie spent some years
In Indian Territory and while there COLI
lected a vast store OF relics and ourlos,
which now adorn his home In Henrico,
Mr.. Ridge1y Is survived by q widow
and five children.
Mrs. Mary A. White.
Mrs. Mary A. White died Mondav A
New York city. Tho funeral will take
place to-day at 23o O'clock at Mount
Tabor Baptist Church. Woodvillo Va.
Mrs, White was the widow of the late
Rev. G. White. and the mother OF the
Rev. Thomas White. Of Clifton Forge;
Messrs. Robert and William White and
Mrs. Lizzie Jones. OF this city; Mrs. "a.
L. Bowman. Mrs. NJ. z. Spencer Mrs.
NJ. A. cambridge and Mr.. Joseph White,
of New York. =.
Malcolm Mosby
Malcolm Mosby the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Mosby, died yesterday
morning at the residence OF his parents.
No. 400 Thirty-second Street Tho fu-
neral will take place to-day.
John T. Minson.
Especial to The Times. Dspatch.)
YORKTOWN. VA. February 4-Dr
and Mrs. S. J. Cooke are In receipt OF
advlces announcing the death In FL Paso,
Texas. Of Mr.. John T. Minson. the broth
er OF Mrs. Cooke, Mr.. Minson was an
old Yorktown boy who emigrated to the
West and settled In Southern California,
where no became interested in railroad
ing and up to last September held tho
position OF tariff agent on the Southern
Pacific Railroad. with headquarters, at
San Francisco. OF late his health had
been falling and he was ordered by his
physician to Ell Paso to recupcratc. where
he died on Friday last
His widow. neo Miss Bonhiman. - San
Francisco. with two children. survive
him. His mother. Mrs. Kemp E. Min
son, six sisters and a brother survive
him.
Spotswood Goodloe.
Special to The Times pIspatch.)
GORDONSVILLE, VA, February -
Spotswood Goodloe. second SON OF Mr.. J.
G. Goodloe, died al the home OF his IA Their,
about four miles from Gordonsville. in
Albemaro county. Tuesday night about
9 o'clock after an illness Of few weeks.
with typhoid foyer.
Mrs. Daniel n. Brown.
8fSpecisl to The Times .pispatcb)
CARTERSVlLLE, VA, February A.
Mrs. Daniel Il. Brown died near Hopewell
Church. in Powhatan county. on Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Brown leaves a
husband and several children. She was
the third wife Of D. H. Brown. OF Pow
hatan county. one of the best and most
popular men OF that county.
William L. Pierce.
(snecial TO The Times. pispatch)
HEATHSVILLE. VA, February L.
William L. Pierce died from a recent
stroke OF paralysis at his home. near
Mary Point. Lancaster county, yester-
day. aged sxty-fve years. Mr.. Pierce
was an ex-Confedcrate soldier.
Miss Christana West.
Ap& ssss!I, + The y Times. PF sB s1s,
lady. died last evening at her late home
In Washington. She was the daughter
of Jacob West, Of this city.
The remains We're brought here for
burial
George w. DENLY.
NoRFofK, : VA: Februarpp faeorg.
W. DENLY, one Of Norfolks Oldest and
best known citizens. died Monday night,
aged elghty-one years.
Mrs. Mary TalleY.
p1 1snsssl e The Tines
the widow Of DR.. E. P. Talley, died in
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Walter
T. Hasser, near Trenton Mills. Monday.
DEATHS.
FORD.-Died, February 4. 1903. at Glou.
cester Point, Va, ANDREW JACKSON
FORD, of Rfchrpond Va, aged seventy
Interment private at Hollywood on
FRIDAY. No flowers,
wHrTE.-alrs. MARY A. WHITE died
in New York city on the I'd instant. and
her funeral will take place at Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church, Woodville. Richr,o nd,
va, TODAY at 2:30 p NJ. Frien . and
acauaintances are cordially invitea
Mrs White was the widow of the late
Rev. G.. White. and the other of Rev,
Thomas "a; White Clifton Forge. Va.
Messrs. Robert. and William. White, and
Mrs. Lizzie< Jones', of this city: Mrs II
L. Bowman. Mrs. NJ. u. Spencer. Mrs.
NJ. a. cambridge and Mr.. Joseph White,
of New York.