The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
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consocratcd under Plus X. was II, Ameri.
can. Cardinal Satolll offlciated and was
assisted by two bishops.
OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Rev. Mr.. Randolph.

| Funeral OF REV. Mf. HandOiph.
The funeral ~ q .he Rey ppck me- M NJ;
81 En- sshsfnr e i Ep
Eli css!sh paes snso sGua&ihS Az a'
o'clock from "Redlands.'" In Fauquie,r
The services were held In Grace church,
which adjolns "Redands," and Of which
church MIR. Randolph was the rector
| during the summer months Tho inter-
ment was in the church yard.
There was largo congregation OF
| friends and relatives III spite OF tho In
rSye q Of hs to III. hs 5
ed preacher and soldier.
a rhe R ss5Sfes WeTs y hs
Boyden and Rev. w. Dudley Powers. and
at the grave the commlt.al was pro-
| nounced BY Bishop a. M. Randolph.
active pail. bcarers were: Messrs. Cassus
Archibald Hoxton. LieweIiyn Hoxton,
L. Randolph. Of Baltimore. * q
members Of Emmanuel Church yestfy
ana the sqfvy9rs Of the Eauauler GUARDS
company Mr.. Randolph during the war
served as captain with distinction and
galantry. II
The grave was lined with the conted-
crate flag. In memory OF his distinguish
ed services, and there were many hand
some floral designs from loving friends.
Charles Uroaddus al,Sn.
The many friends OF Mr.. Charles Broad
US Allen. formerly Of this city. viii 30
d hoh &C. ss IN he's sHoGs aatant
Augusta, Ca, to which city he moved
at the ago Of twenty.onc now thirty
Yfsrs aE1 e e IT, Il s aS Mam
Mary ]. Allen, and leaves. besides his
wife, two sons. ono daughter. and the fol-
loving sisters @rs, and brothers;Mr ~ G..
q OF Baltimore. Md: Messrs. William NJ.
3. Francisco. Mrs Willie M. WooIling
nlond.
Nj. Allen was extensively ensa ged In
Z the stove and tlnware business, having
surrounded himself with a host Of warm
and devoted friends.
Mrs. francisco ran and Mrs, Woolling LET
funeral
miss Beatrice Lynn Bailey.
Miss Beatrice Lynn Bailey, uged nine
teen. eldest daughter Of Mrs. a. u. Walls,
ded sadde sTs in t ss ety July
25th.tG The remains were shipped to
Brooklyn and inferred In Cypress Hills
Cemetery: June 2Ith; Miss Bailey came
'
pleasure trip and was stricken with tever
while here. host Of relatives and
friends mourn the death OF this fair
girl
James E. Gordon.
Mr.. James T. Gordon. one OF the most
his home. near ear Tobaccovllo. on the 18th
instant. In tho eighty-sccond year of his
ago Ho was man Of esoele1 It. Ghasac
ter n b. b1es and hrse
Messrs. Samuel Gordon, Of Florida. and
James and Thomas H. and Misses Re-
'hecca, H., Ada and Emma. all residing at
He W viii be greatly missed by tho en-
tire community.
John II. Bowler,
Mr., John H. Bowler died at o'clock
Friday afternoon at his residence. No. 9
Orleans Street, Fulton. lie was IN the
twenty-eighth years OF his age and leaves
his widow and ono son.
this ~ morning from the Apostolic Church.
Infants DEAD.
III elena Garnet Carter, aged four months,
infant daughter Of ] G. and Lillian ].
Garter died ed1esd az The Essdenre
Street. The funeral will take place alta
Q clock this afternoon from the residence.
!, Virginia May, In fant child Of Mr.. and
aay aftsrnoo G09 az ds the esdeta *
parents No. 36O7 Fulton Street. The fu-
neral will take place ate O'Clock this az
tcrnoon from the residence.
tunersl ct rs, Asel,
The funeral services Of Mrs. Matte c..
wife Of Warren G. Arsell, took place OH
dence, on South Laurel Street, and were
conducted ~ Dr.: J., B, Hutson, of Pine
Street Baptist Church, assisted by Rev. s
Bosnian. Of Park Place Methodist Church, (
and the intcrment was in Hollywood. The
were Messrs, A. %. Laughon,
J. w. Friend Herbert Mercer. G. G..
W. b. Freeman aud John Sack. The
ioral offerings were numerous and beau i
tIfu
Torrance O'Conner.