The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

Nelson clough, of virgina, who died in
Mrs.. ~ X. Henry, widow of Captain 4
Henry, OF Richmond.
Mr. Rlddell served In the Twenty-third 4
i..ls.. and later belonged to the re-
OF Staunton River Bridge he was wound
ed by n fragment OF a shell.
After the war Mr.. Riddell became a 4
merchant. and met with Il large success.
He was known as IL successful man OF
honor and integrity, and enjoyed the
him. IN +
lie leaves four .children-Dr Thomas I
Jefferson Riddel Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, \
Mrs. r. u. Colvin, OF Arcadia La, and {
John r. Riddel.
The funeral viii take place from Park I.
Place Methodist Church to-day at $3.50
T. NJ. The pail-bearars win be as fol-
noon, DR.. l.. w. station. r.. 3. Bowles,
u. j. Beale. DR.. Stratton, MIR Gillian and
ID. @. Richardson.
Willie d. Ball.
In memory Of my dear bog, Willie ID. 4
Ball. W o d'ed uddeny II { 2St, day
OF December. 1905. His life was cxen-
plified by cry hr st an v rtue. All
his sufferings with mt Oh istian forti-
t,lde which should be cmulated by every
on lsis character vas indeed u beauti
ful one. During hris Z as week he was
very happy-ren1ar ed to his mo her t Mt
earthly friends re 30 God to me, but all
my tr st is in my s our. know IL he
Wills that shall live: 1t will be II righ,.
His will. not mine, he done. He d.ed
blessing his dear Redeerner.
Col bless every friend OF my darling
Y. am a q b oke1l-hearteu. but
trusting in my Willie's saviour. Ills r
remains vacant. s ster and mother sadly
mi i'm; yet We now he is in that beau-
tiful land beyond the river. safe In the
arms of Jesus. Darl ng, could but fly
to meet ee in that world OF love on
high, naught saould stay me. naug q
s ould keep me till joined u ee in he
skies. HIS MOTHER.
Rev. /. Ryland Murdoch.
The death of Rev. Joseph Ryand Mur-
dock Friday morning in California vas
a shock to his Virginia friends. lie lets
his pastorate in Winchester. Va. about
eighteen months ago, hoping the change
of climate would relieve him OF a threat.
time he las been in Colorado and Cail-
fornia.
Mr.. Murdoch was finely educated Az
Richmond College and the Grocer SEMI
nary and for several years conducted his
ministry with great success. Ele was h
slngularly strong and devoted character,
and gave promise OF great usefulness.
Mr.. Murdock's father, mother and other
relatives live in this city. There will be-
wide regret through Virginia at his early
DEATH ss5
James F. Kersey.
Mr.. James f. Kersey, 1908 West MARI
shall Street, died at 2:3O p. NJ. yester-
day. aged forty-nlne, years. He leaves
his wife and adopted daughter and ona
sister, Mrs. Perry.
z The funera1l will take place at 3 O'CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon from tho residence.
Interment will be in Hollywood Ceme-
terry.
Funeral of Mr.. Sycle.
The funeral of Mr. Simon mo syele, who who
3 O'Clock this afternoon. The interment
VIII be in the nebrsT C. Cemetery:
Leonard Sycle. Seymour sycle.. Charles
stranse who are InSphsws ana on Msssrs
DR.. Stuart Mcclure. DR.. Ed. Mcclure.
DR.. NJ. G. sycle. DR.. II. Levy, DR.. W. Ger
Dr. Dr. PEBBLES. Messrs. 2. anthony. Andrew
Boudar, julius strause, Thomas Stokes.
sen arr sroW Tay.e Gus M Mlhiser sts
and l. II. Kaufman.
Funeral of Mr. Brown.
Tho funeral of Mr.. Charles j. Brown.
who died at his home. sis North Twenty
third Street, Friday night of tetanus.
to-day Mt 2. M. Interment will be III
Mt Calvary Cemetery.
The active pall-bearers will be MI. Geo.
McSweeny, Robert Marks, w. w. Brock,
C. NJ. Harnisl, j. e. Kennedy w. u.
Mackie. D. C. Kennedy and Joseph +.
White Honorary pall-bearers. Mr.. a. ]:
Rooney, II. r. Fuller, j. u. Quarles and
j. r. Beadles.
george T. Moore.
Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
ROANOKE, VA. Jan. 6.-Mr. George I.
Moore, foreman of the tool-room of tho
machine shops, died to-day at the hos
pital from diabetes, aged f1fty-four years.
sided in Roanoke for twenty years, and
was one OF its most highly esteemed
citizens. He Is survived by his wife and
two children.
Miss Ann III. Plummer.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch0
BOYDTON, VA. January 6.--Miss Ann
II. Plummer, daughter of the late DR..
Alfred Plummer. died at the home OF
her brother. near Middleburs. n g.
yesterday and her body was brought here
to-day and inferred in the Harris family 1
at the Episcopal Church.
Jacob Eggborn.
Especial to The Tfmes-Dspatchl
CULPEPER,. VA. Jan. Jacob Egg
born one OF hs s'ast Ko.cu nsn ~ ,h.s
three He was member of the House
this county in the readjuster
of Virginia nearly quar-
gentlest Of men, and always genial Az
ready to aid the lonely and the oppresseu
His body will be buried to-morrow by
Fairfax Lodge of Masons. of this place. 4
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