The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
OBITUARY. I.
D j ), P. Ware.

8 Mr. ewry r. Vare died q ms lls9, re ~
dence Iii Barton !, Ihursday 80
rhs aral vii take place from the
sidence o'clock this atternoon.n n.y. ~
the inter,nent Will be In River ts view lsY''3
Cemetery. Y, y rs Al III i9s S
b Conrad Feldner. 81
Mr., Conrad aFeldner, n years old, died
yesterday fternoon at S;So 9, ctocK {, - -
his residence, @ L 2lo j, = S ort eeYe1t ~
Street. 2, I, I, ". g W Y ~.
ernl Grove, No. 81 and was secretary s iota
stWcnty-seyen years ~ II
\, 81. Ri hard w. Saunders.
fsneclal rs The Times lspatch.)
Nv y AiIlADoNs, VA, FEB. sg1 - -I r.
Richard ~. Sanders died on the LII, LIN ~
tiia present month, and Yythe. c g. ~
lost ID noble citizen: Dr. Sanders va
Por sn ant h i long and useful fs nearly
,r years. He received his pro-
sfessonal e training at tho University q q
Pennsy AMI began inc prlc In and
continued In active practice until stricken
wituSjpara lysisRa about eleven weeks plat oT
i 70 his doc th.$He was broad ind !,
and eIspfiteft olnser, c,erned
the welfnrcs his section and us peope't
even thcHnnost humble. IA 5 St \, . i 5, i,
DR.. Sanders was always .promllenl aLu
active iii local poll tics and never lost a!l
Opportunity tor good service s t &
Tj1efsr1ocrltic party. II represented MS
county lii every tate e, coty
ton held virginia snGe iS9l say nds thnt
smoked 81. trlc!iery or dishonest a q 2
never, sought offic In 1S9S upon s,,e
urgent ,psistenceSof his FRIENDS, III ~
nounced himself Q rsindida.e ior t the
race at Tho eleventh hour recelyetd z ma
$iorlty tlsI would have been r. =
under any rcumSra nee ..5
EE9SE lr. ga rGers was A man " no never gIeG,
old. Though nearly four score years nay y
Ia ssed 5oyel his ven cradle head h They'll
upon him but 81 trace q their passasr,
Always an xpert rseman, ne 70
Inilinrghgurc was daily seen pass sing alon g
the Country roads, handling his mount.
swltha skill and gracefulseas 90 that, e No
Ilenged the adlniratl ion and a1nazeIilehIss ~
many man OF half his yea IS. 4.
THE j octorl$was an en- thustast Tic Sports
man. ana when his pro fessional dutles
permitted no one joyed more g. a Nc =
Impaired Ills physical strength little the
Impression II made upon his sment fac u u
ties was Il S. and 1T: never touched Ills ~
heart at ALL He kept himself thorough !,
scussed the questions g E the day with ,sin n
terest ana unusual 81 INTEL gence his: to-
sgether} with his ineXhaustible y fund I3oLs
BY, and lis keen, but kindly humor..s
found him always the cen ire OF a group 81
eager listeners In any company N ,Wh!lcenl
Z he Glanced to be. His Interest IN me;
young people OF tho, community one n
There are scores Of young men and Wo.i
men, his juniors by forty or fifty a M
even sixty years, who ss3 while they L relt
for him all of that y prof found rever renee
due to his age, regarded MIN as "a friend
and companion. and could never bring
themselves to think q, him san old man:
DR. Sanders died young. a. \, s8
q He nas<ta typical old Virginia. geDtle-
Sflous to say more. All that was truest.
and best Of the old time Virginia chtvalry.
sclung about him and lent to his manner
that peculiar charm hlch can be fe!t,
subtle fragrance of arSsunseen flower.51t
was something that went beyond mere
Spoliteness, It was courtesy that he
felt In Ills heart OF hearts, and was the
outward expression Of the .,unfltcke rilng
SS 1'he extent of mis- beneyolence no man
viii ever know. But all know that many
iwero tho long rides he made on dark
nights over miry. roads, Drawing the pitt
/ less storms Of Wintor$ and the relentless 8;
I solo compensation would be the conscious
ness Of NJ duty VOL performed When
called upon these .eFrAnds or mercy ~ q,
never asked himself. S...sVill I DO paid r.
1t vii lie no surprise therefore to those
who knew him to earn that his last pro-
afessional visit was All act of charity.
When his big heart ceased to beat his
county and State lost an honored ind
upright end userul citizen; tho people
KING OF ALL GU Gil 4 NE DlclNEs
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