The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

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time continued lii iii health. He was a
bravo Confederate soldier, having served
through the wa r in Pickett division. tlc
was captured at tie battle 81 FIVE Forks.
and also parNilcipated IN the tEnt time
Of his death was an active member Of
Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans.
For many years. and until his lines. Mt.
on the lines ot8 the Virginia Passenger &:
Power Company and was regarded as a
splendid man in his sltion.$ n II was n
the hfty-ninth yeur Of his age, and Is sur
yiyed by one hter Mrs =: V' Cole.
anrne5 funera ! Will occur at 3 O'Clock Nom
day afternoon from CLAY Street Method dist
Church. w. +.sf55 m
Mrs. Sarah Dickerlson.
81 Mrs. Sarah Dick erson died this morning
at IL: Is O. clock at her residence, N ?6
Maiden Lane, In this city, Tho funeral
VII take place from Laurel Street Meth
5ternoon. Is VI S;S$a ~ i III EXT $a Ia 5as8j
q Friends and acquaintances are invited
ito attend. VI K
n Birmingham papers please copy.
Maurice Guiheen.
{ Especial TO The Times. Digpatch,)
ST LOUIS AZ q, Feb S-,Euneral ser
heen, II ged sixty-tWo, formerly Of Har-
4risonylle Va, where his brother, MICHAEL
Gulhcen. still resides. will bio held to-
morrow afternoon under the agsP 2,S,a nl
Eterment will be at Niles, Mich Mt. Gut
lheen died last night fterS q week 8 illness
with tho grip: IN, ~,
enlisted ;lIf the command of Stoncwalli
Jackson. He was soon promoted TO y @
#lieutenancy, At the battle Of Chancello rs-s
vile he was wounded and taken prisoner.
B In ISL he left I1arrisonyille for Niles
In 1871 he left Ilarrisonville for N les,
and married Miss Martha Landon, who
survives lin. He had resided In st.
Louis since a 72. u 10; was assistant fore
man of8tEe composing room Of the, GLOBE,
been connected many years. He had beer,
elected 3presld ent of the ST. Louis local
of the Internal lonal Typographical Union
limos. "a s M $9gf a tl g.is
William Anderson.
s,5.. Special e The Times; Dispatch: -,
485UPPERVILLU. EVA.,$ Feb. 1S.-William
Anderson, a distlller, near Delaplane Sta
ton, Southern Railway six miles from
4 this place. died Thursday night OF kid
ney trouble, after an illness OF twelve
months, s i4g3sE g Z s;i M
Il He was an enthusiastic Democrat hnv-l
Ing wagered i've hundred dollars on Par
ker$ and Davis during the fall campaign:
He was about IS years old; Alwife and
brothers and sisters, Interment to-mor-
row at Oak FILL Cemetery. es.5'
James Richards, Jr.
tspee4I e The TlmeE; % n,spa;oh1 :, =
Rlchards.& Jr., better. known MS barney"
died 1.-THE Alexnndria H9,snital from, IN IN,
Wien he fell in attempting TO board! q
freightS train, one OF his arms being
4 caught under the wheels. v
Captain j. M. Pratt,
SPECIAL e The TIwes: Dl u e
sxen PTs eopntS lea Ms hoo
In Rich Valley, to-day ut o'clock, Cap az,
tain Pratt was about seventy years ol la
4 brave Confederate soldier nohle
,gChritian man. t
! Powell Jones.
spssI9 e The Ti%esi p!spateh i,ove,
Jones. aged iseyenty-tWo Years, died Ct
hoon ho% Nj, j Jones' 'a was ' Tor many Years
the treasurer Of Culpeper county, and q!
Of the most prosperous farmers N thls
John Nugent.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb, 1S-Alr, John
Nugent, a well known resident, died at
i an early hour this morning at his home
in this city after II brief illness, His wife
| and seveyal grown children survive him.
William H. Parsons,
(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, rep lS,-hsws, was re-
! ceived in this city to-day o. the death
at palm Beach Fla, Of William II; Par
Z sons, the paper manufacturer, Of this
city, Mr., Parsons was taken III IN this
$clly about two months ago With the grip,
1 which Developed into pneumonia and he
1 WAS taken South, ". s5s Sst
4 BESIDES his extensive interests IN paper
manufacturing companies IN Maine, ne
| was president OF the Rye National Bank,
\ Of Rye, NJ ". where he lived and was
| a melnber. of the chamhei q Commerce
this city, the NsT foTk oaraf O.
i Asiatlc Assocat lon, q 81 s5t g
/ Christopher A. Bergen, ].
EXTRAORDINARILY PA, # b, S-F Former