The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
OBITUARY..
Charles Il. Vaughan.


Mr. Charles II. Vaughan died at $3.50
O'clock yesterday afternoon at MS resi-
dence, No. ali Norti, Eighth Street, aged
thirty years. Mr.. vaughun's Illness was
8 short one. lie went to The Bijou tri-
dny night ana was apparently III excel
lent Health. He was takens}il WITH a
bowel trouble about o'clock Yesterday
morning. and MI efforts Of physicians
to relieve him were vnavailing. 4.
Mr.{Vaugllan was chief operator IN tho
train dispatcher's Office OF the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road. Eo was Il native OF PETERSBURG.
but had lived with his mother In this city
abot,t four years. His uncle. Mr.. spen-
Ger Vaughan. Of Petersburg. was In
formed Of his death by wire. and came
at once to Richmond.
The remains ot Mr.. Vaughan VIII be
taken to Petersburg and inferred IN
Blandford Cemetery.
H.SB. Grubbs.
Mr.. Henry b. Grubbs who died early "a,
Friday morning, was member OF Chl-
ter's Battery, and served with distinction 10
until wounded by the bursting OF me
enemy's shelf near his gun, during one
Of its many engagements, and ms risn '
leg had to be amputnted.
soon after the war Mr.. Grubbs COM
menced business in tho Second Market
He was polite and beloved oy an ". WIG ~,
honored him BY electing hin, to the Of
flea of MAGISTRATE for several terms. nc
was a magistrate at the time or MS
death.
IIo leaves a wife and three SONS p, anu
a host of friends to mourn their loss.
Street Christian Church. from whlcn ms! ms
funeral will take place at r. NJ To-
day. ts$SSs 5a&.
Infants Dead.
Mildred 81. infant daughter Of T. Wells
Terry md the late Hottie Terry died
at the residence Of her father, No, l6oo
Ashland Street. The funeral took place
Yesterday and the internent was made IN
Riverview Cemetery.
Edna Fulton, infant da1ghter Of B. F.
and Mary G. Mann, died Friday at the
res ldence Of her parents. No 4o5 Nicholson
Street Tho funeral took place yester-
day afternoon at O. clock from the resi-
dencc.
Funeral Of Mrs. Moesta. II;
The funeral of Mrs. II. W. Moesta
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Tho intcrmenti was made III Hollywood.
The pall-bcarets were as follows:
Honorary-Nres;srs. Robert Whittet. ST..
ri n. IN ayloryyias TT. hastopher Hane.
winckcl, ": NJ. Moncure, Jacob Feitig,
Charles Stephan, Tr. Martin and Z. =
Wingield.
Acttye-August Hetzer, August Harvey,
Hugo Goepfarth, James Whlttet, Emil
PohlIg. Herman Raabe. HughtP. Powell
and Adam Feitig. Ii
Captain JohnSJ j. Broyles.
ESPECIAL to The Tlmes. Dlspatch.)
ABINGDON, VA, March l4.-Captain
John ]. Broyles, founder OF tho Planters
Hotel and later ono of the founders and
proprletors of tho Hattie House. In West
Abingdon, died this morning, aged seven
ty-five years and nine months lie was
born in Lynchburg, where In 1856 he mar
| ried Miss Ann Elizabeth Jones. In 1863
| he moved to Abingdon. where In company
| with Charles Jones no soon became noted
! as one Of the popular hotel men OF the
1 state. During tho early portion Of tho
war he was n quartermastcr under Col
onel King. For about four years he has
been entirely blind. He leaves a wife.
but no children. Ito was long and ex-
| tensivcly known as the head OF one OF the
noted old time iosteres of the South
Y west
James q. KelIan.
(spcclal to The Times -Dispatch.)
/ FR>slET'owN, VA. March li,1-,Iamca
! Gusts Kcllam. d prominent farmer and
successful business man, who. by order
of his physicians, has been spending some
time IN tho South for recupcra tlon. at
tempted to return home and was 80
feeble that it was thought best he should
lay over at st. 8Vincents hospital N
Norfolk, where no died on the evening
Of tho nth inst. Mr.. Kellam was at
tended by his wife. his brother and
I brothers In. law. THE remains were
brought home on the 18th and buried
from Franktown Methodist Church to-
day at noon.
WalterP. Bryant.
wAR sSsgS1M!@, VAT nAe March, ,lTho death
of Mr.. Walter Pr Bryant, Of Lltwalton,
Lancaster county, which occurred this
morning at o'clock, was a great shock
to his many friends, Mr.. Bryant, who
Tor tho past four years mas lilled the
position as clerk In the store OF MIR. L.
r. Rock attended a social last night
at the home of Mrs. Harry Robertson
about three miles distant, and returned
to tho store about II o'clock and lmn,e-
dated retired This morning at about
$3.50 O'clock, Mr.. Rock found HIN In an
unconscious condition on the moor OF his
ped-FooH. WIN ploou tttu.He t'o'' ~
(. nose A doctor was hastily summoned.
but no relief could be given. and he
died within half hours time from what
tho physicians pronounced BRAN trouble
Thos. E,ADrlnker,
fSreclal Ia The Times DisnAtch:
1, KING; ciEoRc; E,af'YA March IA
Thomas T.. Dr!nker, aged sSty-elght
I died at his home near here yesterday
He was a native Of Petersburg, and a.
the outbreak of the war was reslulng y
the state of Texas, where he enlisted II
the Confederate army. and lost an arm
In service. IIe was for several years as
slstant engineer at the State Capitol.
He married Miss Marion Washington
OF this county. who. With ono son, sur
wives him, M @
Walter Jones.
Especial to The Times,pispatch.)
OAK, VA, March 13,-Mr. Walter Jones
..VNV E<tk I,'nt.k III.