The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-14
n < IA VA 4 d fire a soldier as over drew rev
hiaae 81 fired Il fiihsket on my fleld.
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N IA VA AZ fine a. soldier as over drew ''
/ hiade 81 fired 4 ttihsket on any field.
M REFUSED no sUt1fa1ND FER.
u III IA WAS among the gallant Spnrta,nh!s
4 ~ an Mosby.-fifty In ii iilmber-who, with
fheir brave leader, refused to accept i iul
cocks terms Of unconditional SURRENDER,
\ and rode Into Itchniond after General y.
Il had strrendered still wearing MS t's ll1
4 clothes ..,,,,s,
u ~ lar thn war; Major Randolph resumed
business with Ills father, and was soon
n sna,is a mariner BY the latter. Later nc
Z established the Randolph Paper BOX G ,e.,l
na,,v. which Is one Of tho largest insu lnu
inns 81 It's Kind In the country. ana was vas
az the time Of his death It's pre ,..,,.,.
il ne was also president OF inc vlrsi .i,n
state Insurance Company and OF ., t!.e
II S.ar,1,at,. Ar1crican Banking and Builoins
Il Cornpary, Until his illness made ms so ,
a ,,nfary retirement necessary. io ."u ls
* nerhnns as widely known as any BUSINESS BUSINESS
mar, In Richmond.
~ while al, exceptionally popular man man,
Major Randolph never aspirea. 70 lp'. uoo
u officcS other than that as fire comillis-
h 3siorer. which place he filled FROM JACK s
ison ward for many years In most cre Gre q !
Yifnh,el manner. Major Randolph was en-
4 th,isin atic n his admiration for tho praYe
q ala Confederate veterans who had sacil-
feed their all on the altar OF thel. o. .',.,,
and he had perhaps as tr1uch 70 40 ,, VIZ.
the establishment Of the r. -. Lee s'l.,p
snI,iers, Home. as any mai, In the State.
AT tire time of his death, and FOR many
I years past, Major Randolph was presl-
adent az the Board Of Visitors Of that m
S}stlf,,tion. and was linremitting IN his ~
3hors to make the Home success, r,
I. ',,'fgs a DEVOTED sCONFEDEFAT!E.
ls TIA loved the cause of the Confederacv
next to that Of his religion, and was > "a
II -,rn,nnt and regular attendant upon tne
3 s.sainns Of Lee Camp. Major Randolph
q ~ rely ever missed Confederate. reunion
and was a striking figure at all gamer
tive az the veterans in tho South ior
..,ners mast. Shortly after the war Major
y 1,andolph married a Miss Reed, or BAT
43timorc. Some years later she sdled, lea.
#Sing two children, both OF ~non1 su1 ~,
I their father. They are Norman y. h 1.atf,
i Ydolph, Jr, and Miss Nina Hanoo'p''' 800
Sofithis city. sstG 5t
y SECOND MARRIAGE.
.gS Later. Major Randolph married MISS
lanai 81. Weaver, OF Warrenton. VINO sur
,vives him. BY this marriage there were
n three daughters, Misses Cleveland, Mia
and Nora, all living!
R95 IN religion, Major Randolph was d
sedevout Catholic, having inheriten t !ie
faith from his mother. In politics ne
was an luncompromlsing Democrat and
q never scratched ticket nor sulked IN his
& tent while the battle ragged.
Major Randolph was a man OF many
,loyable .traits5Fof .F character, and VIII
Me greatly missed In the community. IN
his great heart there was always warm
L spot ! for the poor. the oppressed, , me
y crushed Of earth. and his life was ike
Il that Of a ministering angel to the ola
soldiers at the Home. a.
"a IIe was an honored citizen, a fine busl,
Y ness man and a courteous gentleman, ana
his death will cause deep distress ethro'ush-
Il MT the community.