The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-30
OBITUARY.
Joseph COIN.

Joseph Cohn.
Mr.. Joseph COIN died at his residence,
No. 912 Capitol Street, q few minutes
after midnight. His death was not un-
expected as he had been In cxtremis FOR
the grief at the demise Of one whose kind
~ face has been familiar to Richmonders
for the past half century.
Mr. Cohn was 81 born near posen, III, n c ru
try upon attaining his majority. iocatiing
In Richmond. Six years later he married
Miss Rosa Harris and she. with ten chll-
The children are: Mrs. J. schneeb,erger,
of Baltimore; Misses Dora, Ella 1 Ra lac
the last named residing in Baltimore,
For twenty-nine years the deceased was
reader for the old Beth Shalome con-
gregation which several years since con-
soldated with Beth Ahaba,
Mr.. Coin was one of the remaining
few orthodox Jews of the old school,
whose pleasure 1t vas IL ancient fath
for for all ALL and this with his flowing beard
often caused him to be compared Will
The deceased had suffered severely 10, Ior
several months. and during that time
urmur passed his lips. BY dH n Shae
1T The funeral viii be from the resi-
dence at s o'clock this evening. ana tne
viii be an at II t9f FIFTH Street The
family particularly requests that flowers
be omitted.
S. S. Cottrell.
Mr.. Samuel S. Cottrell for more than
a half century one of the leading business
men Of Richmond died Sunday afternoon ~
at the home Of his daugnte ,yitS h, wnom he
had lived for several years.
z For many years Mr.. Cottrell was q
prominent and influential resident OF TINS
sty H eo Was 'ns sad t Company and
was for long a familiar figure at his
place Of business. which was located on
East Main Street he retirea rom h,a qua
most successful business career ~; re
leaves an estate valued at about mllllon
dollars :,
valuable service to the Confederacy In
making saddles for Its soldiers.
The death of Mr.. Cottrell was que que 70
old age. He was nearly elghtfy ~! .hra az
years or more he had been confined TO
his bed He is survived by his wife ana
daughter. ,,,+,
Deceased had been an earnest and falth-
full member Of Seventh Street Christian
Church from It's organization.
Tho remains will be brought to THIS clty
and VIII be heGv Ill, r aSyR Rcmond
over Owe til. tie Chesapeake and Ohio shortly
after ii o'clock. The funeral services;
viii be conducted by Rev. pr -; Russell
b bearer an viii n1 BE- as noi follows: &C.
sts f}'se i tMzsGasdE z = VIRGO &
Mas Gaay " T 9pp Is e. Gary Thos
letter, Dr.: Edward Mcclure and David
Prosser.
HonqrarXTs Il HAYES. Geo {; I ds. Chris iris
John Hay, cyrus Burlington and Charles
Brothers.
Clement G. Tinsley.
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died at his home, No, 1922 II West Cary
age. He served three years In the Con.
federate States army as m member Of
Captain Tabb was his commanding OF
fcer. He was one of the first cou1,
cilmen to be elected after the war, ana
remained in office until the followers or
Chahoon got the ascendency. Mr. Tins
E HsH @ns an au''e'eN' !,
Deceased leaves wife !, and :, se vera
Mrs. T. G. Bennett. of Baltimore; Mrs.
Louis r. Branch and Miss Maggie TINS
ley. +ha
house this afternoon at o'clock, with
interment in Hollywood. Rev. Mr.. Mel
ton will conduct the service.
Mrs. Lillian Q. Pillow.
Mrs Lillian c. Pillow died at $40 o'clock
yesterday morning at her home, NO. 2os
North Twenty-1irst Street.
Mrs Pillow was twenty-seyen years OF
age, and was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L, Luffsey. She leaves her fa-
Their and mother. three brothers, husband
Mr.. Charles a. Pillow--and infant baby.
rhe arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed,
Arthur p. kellam.
Mr.. Arthur p Kellam. OF Accomac
county, died yesterday morning In the
Kellam Cancer Hospital, He had been
Ill for some time, and his death was, not
unexpected. He was III in the hospital for
the last two months His body was taken
to Accomac county yesterday. He was
The brother of Pr, Kellam. proprietor of
the Kellam Hospital.