The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-17
Thomas E.O'Connor.


s Thomas F. Connor. #5S
M. r.,,oraas B. O. Conner died yesterday 4
morning at the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Koss. n No, 2oos East Main Street. He
waa in the thirteth year Of his ago.
The funeral will take place at o clock
this afternoon from 81. Patrick's Church.
John 3. Teddy.
Mr.. John 3. Leddy died at his residence,
No. 1923 Brook Avenue. Re was In tins y
thirty fourth year OF his ago.
The funeral will take place at o clock
this afternoon from St Peters CathsdraL
Edward L. Ritch. s55 36f
Edward Linton Ritch died Tuesday al
Newton, Miss. aged fifteen years and
four months.
this afternoon from tho residence. No.
120 South Fifth Street.
. Funeral Of Mrs. Atkinson.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elise Davenport
Atkinson took place at E11:aO o'clock yes.
terday morning from st. Pnuls Episco-
pal Church. 5. I.
: Considerably before the arrival of this
funeral procession tho church was filled
With sorrowing friends and relatives OF
the deceased. Every seat except those
in tho gallery was taken. There were
many beautiful floral offerings. me
services In the church and at the grave
wore conducted by the Rev. DR.. Morris.
The bearers were as follows:
Active-Messrs Henry c. baskerville.
Richard H. Meade. Patrick Curry. J. =.
Branch, Judge Carter Scott, HaskIns
Hobson and Reed.
Honornry-Genera Bitzhugh Leo, DR.,
Joseph IA. white. DR.. isaiah White and
Messrs. Joseph Bryan. Edward G. Mayo.
Eugene Massie and E. p Valentine.
Captain Charles r. Boyd.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
wYTFIuVILIlE, VA. April 1e-captain
Charles r. Boyd, a noted mineralogist,
died to-day in Nelson county, Va. where
he suffered stroke OF paralysis few
days ago. Captain Boyd was son OF tho
late Colonel Thomas T. Boyd. known as
the .Father OF Wytheville.'' He was
a captain Of engineers during the Civil
War. He leaves his wife, who was
O. Miss Spiler OF Wythevlle. and three
children-Nfr. Charles r. Boyd. Jr.. ano
Miss Cornelia Boyd, Of Wytheville. ana
Mrs. r. r. Irlon. OF Mississippi. He had
been a noted mineralogist and metallur.
gist in his day. and made Typographical
and mineral maps of many. OF the coun-
ties in Southwest Virginia. He was the
author OF many we'll known works on
mineralogy. He was sixty-thrce years
OF age He Will be buried here.
Richard F, Tucker. XII
( Especial to The 'rlmes-Dlspatch.)
ALEXANDRIA,, ". April 16.-Rlchard
". Tucker, n prominent merchant, died
SUDDENLY this afternoon at his home here.
He was stricken with heart disease IN
his office. and expired while being car
ried into his residence. He was forty
seven years old and unmarried. CominS
to this city in early life from baltimore,
where he was born. Mr.. Tucker became
member OF the George r. Hill Cake ana
Cracker Manufacturing Company. Since
tho bakery closed, he conducted an in
dependent mercantile business, He was
q steward in the M. u. Church. South,
and member OF Andrew Jackson Lodge
OF Masons. MI
Charles Bridget. II ~.
c11S esRosiNa' P + fSS i vAa April Ia
Charles Dridgett, an employe OF the Chess
aneake and Ohio Railway, who had his
leg broken on the yard here several
O'Clock. AT the time OF the accident Mr..
RrIdrett was taken to the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Hospital, where his leg was
amputated. IT is supposed his death was
due to heart disease,
Mrs. w. W.. Rouss.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
W1tNCHEsTER. VA, April '10,-JThe
romans of Mrs, W. W, Rouss. who died
| In New York yesterday, will be placed In
the Rouss mausoleum here Tomorrow
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