The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24

Fat his late resld ence. The deceased had w
been q great sun erer from paraly ss ZOE V
six years, He became unconB cious last
udEs $arlse rIyvas a native 81 Missouri
$bornaln 1857 ~, II 81 remov Z. PortsmouthS
In 1866 He was "a student of the irginiaTs
With VIII II honors and afterWards entered the
% aenerai Whltinng: ia moved Il. BsrkI;-Is ~
ley 7sS and had since 9een a,proi,l
the Demo cratic tioket I, Whioh position. he
lsa ssyHa
also ha!rrlan of the p emocrat tic PARTY
6ofs Norfolk unity
as Tho deceased is survived by agWtd0Wsand3
one son, George 70. Parker, sS
Cap.A;1 II =. S. Arnall
Especial ito Tho Times Dispa toh)
St IS AUNtrON. % tele grani
oEDr Carter enk here from nta,
Captain Charles S. Arnalls died this mo rii-sS
ling suddenly at hlsS home In Allan ta.s IieSS
was a formar ci ttzen 8of Aug usta county
here. He was d Turing the war al jutant-g
general OF the s. onewa Bril- ga de 1und
DO TIL General w nderS and Gen eral NNa
err and was three times wound ed .SS He waaS
division adjutant at the fall aot S ID III
5stendnlan. and from that bait LEI through
EtheYretreat ;of$ Lee's army to Apponattox.fS
tha Isl seal ana eS
surrender vas pres n ted by he men
the rhlr third yirg ini;l Ese lrnent thu
sther tattered battle Tag, General
swheI she fell ca 8on8 the 4 cid. 5
HI. prlzed y It It 81 the day o. his dent
4 his mos vail ed tre 4
s8 Samuel s u M osby III
special asto The Times Dlspateh.
sby, a. hi ghly esteemed citizen wei
Known throug hout tho count d led W
Ibis, homo ming !, eelnesday$S
was caused by al lexy Flo Ilad been fS Il;
excellent heal tn, and 81 his rs udde s,leat hss
is great shock to 3 his tamil Is e e5s
served tile last he wa i as EN-
Confederate older, thong h at that time
he was a mere youth, ~ and was gTea IN
beloved by his con nan Ter and conrad IN
5Iyfos Church. Of which church he had h
been for many years q smenlbe
Mr.. M osbyE / IS survived by a wild ow and
solisz-L nyerett Mosby,S lrgil Nrosby 81
William 81, AIosby, Vivtsn Ne shy and
8Ernest Mosby. Nj ss
r. Claug ton. iSS d y
rG sRif!s| 81 Ehs A.nfs 81 Bsgssea
home near. Lottsburg at 40 this Ilnorn-S
claug had been !
proving PROV Until within 4 few days q M
death, 4 then he was at ta cked BY pnell-iS;4s
p sasea
8Coan Baptist Church. and fwas widely g
known In this section, as y kind hearted III
ana l's thpeo ehildren
ton, Of vYashin 81 on \; Mrs. Blask Well oI g
5lYicomco. and M ISIS . lizzie I, Claugllto
WIZ VIII hss 't a1 Hhe
tomorrow afterooonE at two 90 cloc CT.
Mrs. p q riplett: $8s
lsfsfa;T 81 D M i Es6. 6 ,';as
af aSnsylgt izSi ed sl
seone yesterday Of peritonltl 9 fter3 g n
five days Slllness,3 81
r5 IN hapat Sake plsfs
Mrs. Catherine Wharton
sspfSlRsII X IL nv a.
ste Rs6sF{ ss. lSs Hs .
years she survived
James w. speight. I 81
q ,phe Times Dispntch3
s lSE 1;s yjA %sh a n Ra homs.
years sf He IS survived Six daashtsFs
and five sons. b. -5 sS M s3lT
8 Charles S. Kiger. II
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5IIAGERsTOyyN, MD, Feb. "a &c har!es
S. gISiger, OF louisville Kyni who was TOE
many Years connected with the Standard S
OH Company. died to-day at the nome
Of his sister, Mrs II 81 Rlchasdson q
melnhor 81 the LOUISVILLE Cnmmandery,g
Kights Templar, and ~ mn I've q iNY in- AZ;
chester, Va. to which place his remains 81
will be taken SATURDAY for ~ 9 J,
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