The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

Hugh Carrick.

Hugh Carrlck.
Mr.. Hugh Carricls died yesterday at
tho residence Of his son-in-law, Mr.. Rob
ert E. Craig, No. 26Ol Grove Ayenue;
ged seventy-four years,
Mr.. Carriclk was formerly Of New York.
resident OF this city. He was u mem
bel Of the Presbyterian Church, and
lived the life OF the righteous. Hc was
possessed OF strong mind, and with the
opportunities he had from travelling ana
intercourse with prominent people, was
authority on many subjects pertaining
to commercial enterprises.
In the family circle. he was affections
ate, considerable and entirely unset fish
Among his friends. and he had many,
he was affable, entertaining and socia- 4
BILE. EE5 III 5 4, 7t
His wife died fifteen years ago. He
is survived by his son. q CarricK,J
OF New York, and three daughters, Mrs,
| Lizzie GCarrick, Mrs. w. Il. Seymour, and
Mis-. robert 2. Craig. and two grand
! sons. Willie G. C,arrick, Jr., and 3Wlllle
+. Seymour. Jr.
The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon from the residence
The interment will be made In New
York.
Richard Latimer Dobie.
Mr.. Richard Latimer Dobie died at the
residence of MI. Charles R.. Guy, No. 800
South Fourth Street, yesterday morn
| ing. So aEl 5ifi Fs .
Mr.. Dobie was eighty-three years Of
age, and a native Of Sussex county, this
State having lived in Richmond only.
| since the latter part of 1901. He Is sur-
4 yived by three children, Mr.. r. a.. Doble.
| OF Norfolk, Va, and Mr.. Louis T. Doble
and Mrs. Anna G. Johnson, OF this city.
During the war Mr.. Dobie entered tho
ljatt tnt,o y1f
pany II, Thirteenth Regiment. Virginia
| Cavalry, and shortly afterwards was de-
i tailed to collect the war tax OF Sussex
| county. FIe held the offices of sheriff
| and trea surer of Sussex, and for a n m-
| Der Of years was chairman of the board
| Of supervisors.
The remains will be taken to Waiver
| 1v this morning for interment at his for
| mer home
Lady Worshan.
Lady Worsham, youngest daughter OF
Mary L. and the late J. I. Worsham.
died at 1890 o'clock yesterday morning at
tile home Of her mother, No. 20 South
1 Lombardy Street aged ten years.
The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock
| this afternoon from the West End Chris
| tlan Church. f5
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Frederick Fl, Pease
will take place at o'clock this afternoon
! from the residence, No. SOL North Twenty
fifth Street. 3Ss y 81
Edward Zea.
Especial to The Times Dispat cf.) III !.
sTRAsBURG. VA. Feb edward
Yea, strasburgs wealthiest citizen, died
| at Q o'clock this morning. aged seventy
| five years. i 5s%
He was president Of tic Nassanuttcn.
Bank and Interested In various mercantile
| and manufacturing enterprises here lie
| was ruling elder of the Presbyterian
| Church, III # IA Ia
Mr.. Yea married Miss McCord. who died.
| some years ago. He is survived by two
sons. Frank NJ. and Samuel, zea, and
! seven daughters, Mrs G., u. Keller wife
of the Lutheran minister at Thurmond.
| Nd; Mrs, j. w. Eberly. Mrs r. s.
Wright and Misses Annie, sallie, Kate
and Willie Yea, Of Strasburg and Brother
T.. S, Yea. of Washington. also survives,
Captain Washington Taylor.
Especial to Tho Times Dispnteh,)
NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 6.-captain.
washington Taylor died suddenly OF
| heart failure at his homo, In Butte Street,
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. IIe was
| nfty-eight years OF age and leaves a Wild
ow, who was daughter OF the late John'
L w
! TAYLOR, Jr, and John B. w, Taylor and
d daughter Miss Emily.
| Captain Taylor served CALAMITY IN the
Confederate army and was prominent
| citizen He had been chairman OF tho
Democratic party In Norfolk, police
commissioner and held other postio ~
| trust, although he was an energetic and
successful business man. Tie was IN his
usual health up to the moment OF his
| death.
Mrs. George S. Sexton.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspntch9
WYTHEYILL1I, VA, Feb. 6,---Mrs. Geo.
| s. sexton, n we'll known lady OF Wythe-l
VILE died to-d day after lingering Illness
she is survived by her husband and flye
children,
Otis Cooley.
fSpecial to The Times ispatch)
| WOODSTOCK, VA, Feb. 6.-Mr, Otis
I Cooley, son Of the late George Cooley,
died this morning Of pneumonia, He was
nineteen years of age, and is survived
by his mother and several younger
brothers and sisters
Mrs, Annie Ford,
1 fSnecioi ~ The Times Dispatch.)