The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
OBITUARY.
b George Atkinson.

Obi AkY.
George Atkinson.
Mr.. George Atkinson died at his resi &
dence, No. sos East Leigh street, yester-
day afternoon In the f1fty-second year
of his age. L
Mr.. Atkinson was II native OF King VIII
liam county, and was born June H. 1852.
He was the son Of Mr.. Preston T. Akin
son, Of that county. Mr.. Atkinson had
for number Of years been connected
with tho furniture house of Sydnor and
Hundley In tho capacity Of salesman, and
was we'll known In Richmond and exceed
ingly popular He was fine salesman.
He ia survived by his wife, Mrs. Viz
ginia Fl. Atkinson. and n son, Branhan.
The burial will take place in River
View Cemetery at 3 o'clock this after
noon, and services will be condu cited at
the grave.
The pall-bearers Will be Msssrs g. B.
Sydnor, Jr., T. NJ Ht1ndey. c. G. Wigles-
worth, Charles B. Staples. John Neal and
w. NJ. Gilmore.
Dr.. Alfred Henry Powell.
BAL tsPfsS Nd Sovem abe,sa s.Dr
Alfred Henry Powell. Of Baltimore. died
suddenly at 6:45 o'clock on Friday eve +
Ming at his residence. No. sos Park Ave- {
nue, OF heart failure. He leaves sur
viving him, his widow Formerly Miss
Cora Warning, OF Mobile Ala.), and
three daughters-Cora Bartlett, Lucy
Alexander and Ellen Waring-a brother.
Hugh Lee Powell, Of Leesburg, Va.-$5
and three sisters-Mrs. Frank F. Jones.
OF New York: Mrs. William Brooks. OF
Alexandra, Va, and Mrs. James Evans.
Of Florence, S, G. ssI5I i5f y Is
4 DR.. Powell was born In Leesburg. Va. \
18th of September, 1881. He was the son
OF William Alexander and Lucy Peachy3
Gec) Powell, OF Leesburg. and the great
grandson OF Lieutenant Colonel Levenss
Powell. Of the Revolutionary Army. He :
was educated at the University of#Vir-8
ginia, and pursued his medical studies
at Jefferson College, Philadelphia. After
graduation, he entered upon his profes-.a
sional career In Leesburg, where he prac-$$
ticed until the outbreak OF the war. He
enlisted his services with the Virginia
volunteers in the Confederate army, and
served Throughout the war, at taining the
rank OF surgeon in chief Of Mahone's +
Brigade. After the war. DR.. Powell re-
stunned his practice in Leesburg, but in
1855, he removed to Baltimore, where hoIs
became prominent as a physician. be-
coming a member of the faculty Of the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons, He
was one OF the oldest members Of the i
University Club. Of Bal timore.
Tho funeral vol be at Emanuel
Church, Baltimore, at 8 clock T. NJ. on
Monday, es7th, instant, and the inter-
1nent. which will be private, IL to take
place at Loudon Park Cemetery.
Charles w. Price.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
# DANvILLE. VA, November h 5.-Mr.
Charles W. Price prominent business.
ii. ,t,sE, tao 81 for al T..
ness Of several years. The direct cause
aof his death was congestionao OF the lungs.
Mr.. Price was "a man OF more than ~
dinary business capacity. 2 He is survived
by his wife, who was Miss Georgia spen--
Ger, OF Charlotte county; one SOM Marcus
wv. Price; two sisters, Mrs. w. p E1od-
nett and Miss Kate Price, both Of this;
city, and one brother, Mr.. Joseph NJ i
Price, OF Chicago. rs f$ VI lsS
Deaths in Luray.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
q LURAY. VA, Nov 5--Nlss Beulah8
Henderson, Of New York. died quite sud-
denly at the home Of Mrs. Nice Bra leS',
In Luray last night. Miss Henderson
came to Luray several weeks a go for
the benefit Of her health and was out on
the streets only a short time before her
death, which was due to a, violent ana
sudden attack OF asthma. The body VIII
be sent to New Y ork for interment.
Miss Margaret Williams. a daughter
OF the late Isaac Williams, OF this county
died at her home near Luray last night
The deceased was a sister OF 20 seph ~. i
Williams. Of Washington. ii .s5
Miss B. S. Rosser.
Especial to The T lines Dispat ~
Il SUPPERVILLE VA. November miss
Bessie S, Rosser, after months Illness.
died to-day ut the residence of her BROTH
er-in-lnw, Rev. C. c.. Calvert. lnllamrna-
,1icns OF the stomach was the Case OF her
DEATH She occupied the position OF libra
rian Of tile Episcopal Church OF Wtllcl 7
she was a member. She was Il niece 81
General Rosser, OF Civil War fame. She Z
leuyes ono sister, Mrs. g. c. Calvert.
Captain Vincent Rice.
HEATIisVILLE VA, November BIZ
Captain Vincent Rice died At his home +
near Lottsburg. few days ago
stroke OF paralysis ended his HE. Ills
remains were buried ut Eoan az Church
Cemetery. The deceased was for q long
time noted captain on the waters Of
the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac flvet.s
Miss Fannie Slaughter.
snee'2l T. ghY Times pspEs5Sn
Miss Fannie Slaughter. well known LADY
OF this city, anu sister6f the late Judge
Montgomery Slaughter, died here yester-5
day after lingering illness. She had for
years been a member of the Baptist
Church. The deceased Is survived by
ono sister, Miss Matilda Slaughter. An
other, sister, Mrs, Kerfoot. died Few
days ago.
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