The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
OBITUARY.
Charles We'll.

Mr.. Charles We'll. one Of Richmond s
most highly esteemed citizens. died at
i o'clock Yesterday morning in his resi-
Mr.. Well for some time past had been
In falling health and had had recourse
to many physicians for his complication
of complaints But the efforts Of his
friends and physicians were Of no avail.
and Mr.. We'll succumbed yesterday morn
ing.
The deceased was member OF the firm
of We'll and Helstern, stock brokers.
which had conducted very very enter
prislng and prosperous business.
Mr.. Well was born sxty-three years
ago in Alsace. Lorraine, which was then
portion OF France At an early age
break br tA Of the '' Civil War. enlisted in Com
pany e, of the Sixteenth Mississippi Reg
iment. A very dear friend and comrade
In arms, said Of him: He served with
distinction through the entire war, ana
der General Featherston, Posey and Har-
rLs. He was regarded as one OF the best
soldiers In Harrss Mississippi Brigade.
Of Mohanss division and Of Of a. aerr f. s
was man of high honor, noble In
stincts and a good citizen, and was boz
loved by all with whom whom he ne came in con. con-
IIe leaves wife and five children
Mrs. Charles G@1unst, Misses Lottie and
Sadie We'll. and Mcssrs. Clifford and
The i' funeral will take place from his
late residence, at $50 o'clock this atter-
noon
Henry A. Cottrell.
age ms' dI tain at $40 ?. NJ sunday night, At
the residence OF his son-in-law. 9. q.
Hall, No. ia West Cary Street. The
deceased was the son Of the late Milton
d. Cottrell. on
o'clock this afternoon, and not at four
o'clock. as announced. from the residence
Intsrment will be in lakewood Cemetery.
Rev. DR.. N, Ashby Jones will con-
duct the services.
Elizabeth Carroll.
Elizabeth, daughter Q fWilliam II. ana
cR ARR pr ssa Sst FL Hshs It III
Street. Tho funeral will be from tho
residence this afternoon Mt 3 clock
Lehman P. Ashmead.
Especial to The Times-D spatch,)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 19ILe n;
man P, Ashnead: an old time ana "a, y. Wen tan
known resident q ~ Gty uu HOSPITAL
from a stroke Of apoplexy. lie had been,
under treatment at the hospital for some
time for general intirmlties' "a. c,tv
November 49, 1929 his anses1tso TOR h nH g
1852 and settled in Germantown shorty
Deiffri the see ontbre a 81 the Civil War he
went 10 West Virginia TO take Possession
OF q valuable coal property N when ne
was Interested with other NortheIn , own y
ors, shipping coal down the river 10
Southern cities. 10 4,
liz escaped many risks Of his = IRE J a ,id
confinement In Libby Prison. lie could
have resumed his position u H., the e. navy nsy
sona attention was impeeEra a ds-
When in philadelphia in 1862 he was ac.
tive il organizing three years r nS nmd
marched ths ranks Of the of qrsK he
Al the close Of the war Mt ,s Y, a1,
went to Virginia and organIzed, s tRe , Rieh-
JSh1son appeinted1h him se naval d ESer
that Congress failed to confirm any Of
tie Presidents appointments.
Mrs. w. B. Lee.
Especial TO The es-Dispateh)
RED SPRINGS. N. g., june lS.--Nirs.,
Lee, wife of Mr. w. b. Lee, oiled NJ their
home in this place at 10 o'clock last y ght.
Mrs. Lee was the second daughter Of Mrs,
Az ~ pc ne. a