The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

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massive physique and was something Of
terror to cvl-doers. His wife died about
ten years ago and he leaves one son. Mr..
Russell Wilkinson, Of Alexandria, who Is
employed In the Southern Railway gem
eral offices at Washington.
s After retirement from the force. Mr..
Wilkinson went to Alexandria to pass his
last days with his only child
The funeral will be from the depot. and
the interment will be by the side Of his
wife in Hollywood.
Funeral of r. T. Lacy.
The funeral of Mr.. Richmond T. Lacy.
the lawyer took pace from st. johns
Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. Rev. r. A.. Goodwin, rector
nionial usual on such mournful occasions
.fheschur cnlw was well flied with friends
OF the family of the deceased. and many
old comrades who had gone through the
War with him.
AT the grave In Oakwood, besides the
Episcopal service, the usual rites of the
Alasons we're read by Mr.; Hooper log n repre-
Dr.. F. A. Pinckard.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch>
WARSAW, VA, Nov. 24.--Dr. F. A..
Pinckard. Of Rehoboth Church, Northum-
berland county who was paralyzcd Fri
day last. >died&last night.
a widow and three daughters survive
him. DR.. Pnckard up to the time of his
sickness enjoyed a large. practice.
Mrs. Mary Hanna Tyler.
tspccin u The Times Ds.mtchJ
ETN.A MILLS, ;vA..aNov. "a Mrs. Mary
Hanna Tyler. wife OF r.. G. Tyler. died
at her home, Retreat Saturday eve
ming at O'Clock, aged sxty-four. The
cause of her death was eryespelas.
Her funeral was preached Monday al
II o'clock by Rev II. a. Willis She was
buried in the family burying ground on
the farm. Mrs. Tyler was very active
and had a considerable estate in Vir-
ginia and Detroit.SAIici. She was sum-
moned from Detroit td the bedside Of her
niece, the wife Rev. II. r.. sLoundhnm.
who was i'll at st. Lukes Hospital and
took cold and was only sick thirteen days
Edward c. Mauck.
special 10 IN IlIHeS-OlSpalCH.J
LURAY, VA, Nov. 24.-News has
been received in Luray Of the death in
Hopeville, Ca, of Mr.. Edward c. Mauck.
native of this county, and for whom
The Mauck postof1lce in sMarksville dis
trict. Page county. was named. Mr..
A1auck had been living In Georgia for
about thirteen years. and Is survived
by wife and one son.
The deceased was a gallant Confederate
coIr 1ia,- boI ,,ol, q ~
Dor Of the Thirty third Virginia Regi-
ment
Lawrence B. Morriss.
(speci7l TO The Times Dispat ch)
tLYNCHEURG, VA, Nov. 24.-News
was received here to-day of the death
In Coorad OF Lawrence b. Morriss.
former resident Of this city, Mr.. Morriss
was son Of the late Charles Y. Nor.
riss. Of Richmond, and a brother of Gar
land and Walter MorrIss. Of Buckingham.
and Mrs. J.. Randolph Henry and Mrs
]. c.. Morriss of New York.
w. A. Baker.
ls,eclal 70 The Times-Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. 24.-Mr. Will
liam A. Baker. aged 72 years, died Sunday
morning at his home In Lexington, and
was buried yesterday afternoon from the
Presbyte ian Church. The services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Or. Thorn
ton Whaling. For % years Mr.. Baker had
Eeen an invalid. d
He served as justice Of the peace FOR
many years. His wife, who was -::.:ss
Cornella McCown. of Lexington, survives.
together with seven children.
Thomas c. Wilkerson.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. Nov. 24,-Mr.
Thomas c. Wilkerson. highly respected
resident of this city, died at his home
this morning after a lingering Illness.
aged sIxty-five years. lie was native
of Richmond. where he was connected
with the police department. Ills remains
will be shipped there for burial to.mor-
low morning.
Mrs. Lucy A. Vest.
Especial to The Times DisDatch)
HARLOTTESVIILE, VA. Nov. A.-
Mrs Lucy A. Vest, one of the most es-
teemed women OF this city. died this
afternoon, after an illness OF several
months. The deceased was a Miss Burn
ley, OF Albemarle county. She is sur
vived by two sons and two daughters,
Messrs. Edward and George Vest, Miss
Leila Vest, and Miss Sutton Vest,
George Bailey.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
STANTON. VA, Nov. 24.--.Cieo. Bailey
an old Confederate veteran, slNty-three
years old, died ut his residence. near He
bron Church, this county. Tonight, after
a short illness. He is survived by his wife
and six children,
], J. Morrison.
Especial to The Times-D spntch)
DANVILLE, VA, Nov 2i,-Nlr, j. J.
Morrison formerly manager Of the Vir-
ginla Life Insurance Company died to-
day after long illness.