The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
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! T I'VE I; II AND CLAY sTHnETs.
Admission. Is cents. Tree on saturdaya
invalid. j.ll lGS 81 - -
.5 II was q tty, e. .: years &
marriage was Miss Maria Berkeley, and
four children. ID They are George a. As
Horace b., Fleming. John Newton and
Jeannctto Christian.
The deceased was q brother OF Mr..
3 leroy I, christian and OF Mrs. ". L.
yet been made 5
Leon y. Boujasson,
Mfr. Leon j. Boujasson. the old Frennh
halter. who FOR many years mad been
familiar figure In Richm ond, died Thurs. I
Gay night at his residence. No. $40 East
Broad Street. He came to the city about
nifty years ago and was at that tin1e !
TWENTY-FIVE yearn OF age. He leaves no
relatives l. or connections here. but had q \
nephew IN Paris ,4 81
James I. Ego.
Mr. James Lawrence Eye one Of the
night at 1880 o'clock. at the residence 81
his daughter. Mrs. .. n. Coates No.
SIS North Tenth Street He was IA .Aa &
dghty-seventh year ct his aga.
WlIlam}J. N elson.
Especial to The Timss Dispatch. 5
\ sTAUNTON. VA, February 27.--wNs
liam J. Nelson. WHO died at Florence,
Ala, yesterday. was a native OF Staun-
ton. and father OF Mr.. r. q. r. Nelson.
Of the Btaunton bnr. Mr.. Nelson was (
seventy four years old. When no resided \
in Staunton he practiced law and was
partner OF Major Thomas G. Elder. OF
this city. Mr.. Nelson lett Staunton In
1859 and went to Alabama where he con- i
tinued to practice law. The remains will
he brought to Stanton for enterment,
\ Mr.. Nelson 10 survived by his wife and
six children: Mr.. r. 2. r. Nelson. Mrs.
e. s. Sublett@a and Mrs. X. n. Trout, OF
Staunton: Mr.. w. J. Nelson. OF Peters
burg; a M. Nelson. OF Roanoke. and Mr..
Charles Nelson, OF West Virginia He -
has two brothers who live IN Lexington,
Va, one OF whom is a professor ct VT sh.
ington and Lee University.
I, /, . III! j. Footes y ohnson. ],
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) IL ts5
4 ROANOKE. VA. February 27.--J. FootA
johnson, died at the City Hospital at Z 81
O'Clock to- day from pneumonia, aged ftty-
seven years. The deceased was a native
OF Bedford City, and a son OF the late
J. Foote Johnson. who was one OF the
most prominent lawyers Of the State. and
a brother OF Hon. J.. r. Johns son. OF Chris.
tiansburg He came TO Roanoke thirteen
years ago, and held number Of i'm.
portant clerical positions. and was regard II
cd as a very expert clerk. He Was I'M
married. Els remains will be taken to
Christiansburg tomorrow morning for In
terment.
vi Mrs. y. Garland Hammer. s35E |.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch, 4
MANASSAS, Va February N.--Mrs,
Hammer, wife OF Rev. Dr.. ]. Garland v
Hammer, pastor OF tho Presbyterian y
Church. died at her home here this morn.
Ing after brief illness OF two weeks!
Mrs. Hammer had been sufferar for
number Of years. and an acute attack
was the cause OF her death. q
. She was noble and generous Chris
tian woman and always sought to uplift
and do good to those about her. Mrs.
Hammer was about hfty-ftye years old.
and leaves a husband and fp:r children.
The intermcnt will take place In Balti'
more on Sunday.
Mark Bird,
wooD fSss.c, VA" FEB. MARX
Bird a highly respected citizen OF this ,
place, died suddenly Wednesday night \
from heart failure. TIe was sixty-tiye 4,
years old, and throughout the civil War q
served in tho Confederate cause IN
company OF the Tenth Virginia REGIMENT z
and was a member OF Shenandoah Camp
Confederate Veterans. re ~, Is 81 survives q
by two brothers and four sisters.
Mrs. Lucy M. Roberts.
fsneninl to The Times Dispatch
= orrTsA, VA, February 27,-Mrs. Lucy
nf1 = oberts. widow OF the late y. A. Rob. II
erts, died at the home OF her daughter' I,
e NJ 80 II 6. Morris, last Wednesday morn
- = ared eeyer1ty.nine years. Mrs. Rob
nrfs IS survived by two children, Mrs, r..
q q, Roberts and Mrs. H. G. Morris both
OF Louisa. gs4
James o. Colgan.
1rAa} ifeSt'iNs Va" February s7..James
o.Ncolgan, OF Hampton. a Union veteran
Of the CIVIL War. died to-day. sixty-three
years old. "A widow and two daughters
suryive him.
Mrs. Franey Davis.
LuR1 sSss'' W. Feb s7g eIsGsssh raney
Davis died at her home, near Grove
Hill. last night, aged eighty-four years,
She was the mother OF Samuel e. Da-
Wis a wel-known citizen OF that To-
calty.
I DEATHS,
CItRIsTIAN.-pied, at his residence. No.
3 1901 Grove Avenue, at 6,3O o'clock F.
M, Friday, Mr.. WILLIAM p, CFRl6'
: THAN, In his fifty fifth year.
at his residence. No,
1900 North Twenty-third Street. Fair
mount at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ. Friday,
February az, 1903, DANIEL r. NlITGH-
\ ELL. He leaves a wife and one CHIC,
Z Funeral notice later.