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

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late Robert 4. = ana Ills wife, Mamie w.
Reynolds, who were residents y OF ms ely
for nnny2 years. Mrs. Allen had many
friends and relatives here alnd hSr Gt@ ,ai.1,
inore, Tuesday night will bc I, source Of
PROFOUND sorrow 10 them. She IS s,ir-
vved by ler litisbnn,,d prominent i,tt1.
Mcssrs. John y. Reynolds. New York;
Robert M. Reynolds, Of. Newport News.
Mrs. Alien was Il niece also OF Mr. George
1.1terrlng, OF this city. u.
Main street Station upon the ARRIVAL 4, Of
the train to-day to the grave In Holly
wnod. Rev. w. NJ Clark, Of the s..
james Episcopal Church, will conduct the
service. s III 4. M d 4 ss 4
4 Followlng nrc the pall-bearers: Messr s.
Charles Lorraine. Richard Chenery Ar-
thur l3oddin, Walter Watson, Hnrnpdc1
Herring, and Charles Nj. Graves.
Sol. b. Jacobs. B.
Nm. Sol ID. jacobs died at his home !. !!
this city on ,uesay II the s ,Ma iys
native this city and vas P prot
army. and for thirty yet,,r,s was emrloyed5
Jacobs, and the following chIldren:,. II, =.
yBoykin Jacobs. i. NJ. Jacobs and MISS MIS-
3AnnobV. Jacobs. II. !, 4, . !, "a
5Pau ii9 church ut IL o'clock to-day, and
the iiitcrtlient will be In hollywood I,
..SiFhe following nephews viii sact 4. Ills l.,
bearers Ashby TAX, ;osSnb bt y:
Tayior yv yntes" A.wiiiiams X. 9. wiz
cox. II. Goodwin Boykin. ~. &,
Honorary pail bearers Will be- ]. a ~
5 jazz 10 Bottom FRANK y fiates Il
ECarringtori and W.8 Chase Morton 5ss
Dr.. en-. Stiglenan.
IspecIsI to Z, The Times. :, 1s .
man. we'll known, retired tphysIcI I;
ls Ior. stlglcmnn wns born and raised IN
stlls county; graduated at tho Medical
College of Virginia. and afterwards took
a post graduate course in New \ ork and
commenced the practice Of medicine in
this county IN 1851, enjoying a very extern
siye practice, which brought him In con
tact with nearly every family IN the
county, by whom he was unusually re-
spccted and loved. No one in the county
has had u more successful ca
5recr. I'LL 5!3 y Y 5ft5 GEs IA
organized and took to the Confed-
crate service the first company from tins
famous }Twcnty-fourth Virginia Regiment, d
as Company "A, commanded BY General
Jubul A. Early, as Its first colonel y,
n He served Will, his command with
credit$and distinction during the@prlnci-s
pal battle OF the first year, Of the wa ~
and then resigned to resume his practice
6 1Ie was u true and loyal . nfe g err
soldier and at che time Of his death was
commander . Z I'layd Camp, G. Vi. No.flll, n
and twas through his u Influence that q
superb bronze monument was erected
hire, last fall IL memory Of the confeder-5
ate dead. III ~ Il. s AK Ss ~ #
q Re served d. number Of years as super
of free sch OILS, and worked 7 he
systemitto I is standard thnt It nov en-
joys, and was removed by the an ahonc g re-
igime. B3 .5$ ~ 3< IL fs S& 5 "A y 55
a ,rhc body will be buried In the Con-
fcderate uniform he loved SO well, and
the Camp 4 Of Confederate Veterans and
Sons Wlliattend III a body, q ccompanied
by Chapter Of Daughters Of the Con fed sc a
Seracy. DIV 3S iia i. F \, ssg5$
III eais survived by two daughters, Mrs
Matte Baird, Sof$ Chicago NJ RS. Annie ",
N1ullens, Of this pla ce. md "a SON., II.
SStegleman. 70 & Radf ord. 33 IA
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