The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
OBITUARY.
Charles West Bidgood.

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Charles West Bidgood.
THO many friends u Mr.. Charles West
Bldgood viii be grieved to learn OF his
death at his homo III Whining ton, N. c.,
after II brief illness.
! He was tho eldest son Of Colonel Jo-
scph v. Bldgood and was we'll know In
social and business circiSs as IL young
man Of high moral character and ok
ccptionnl ability.
| At tho Virginia Niiitay Institute he
took n high stand. graduating in the
4 clnss OF 1891 as captain and adjutant Of
the battalion. After Ills graduation he
was appointed commandment Of tho Lewis
burg Academy ut Lcwisbtrg. w. Va,
which position ho held until tho school
was destroyed by fire,
Mr. 13ldgood then accepted n position
with tho Cape Fear and Yndkin Valley
Railroad In Fayetteville, N. G.. Later
on he studied law and was admitted To
the North Carolina bar. For gone years
past he has been connected with tho
| legal department Of the Atlantic Coast
| Limo Railway rs associate counsel land
was recognized us II lawyer OF great
| ability.
Mr.. Bldgood was married IN 1896 to
Miss Minnie Mccoy Young, OF Chnrlottcs-
Vile, who. with son. survives him.
Mrs Bdgood and son. accompanied by
friends will arrive this morning In Il
private car bearing the body OF her hus-
band. which Will be carried to tho residence
OF Colonel Bidgood, No. 1712 Park Ava.
nue. The funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
Edgar Lyle Pace.
The death OF Mr.. Edgar Lyle Pace, son
Of Mr. James B. and Mrs. Betty w. Pace,
ann N,tn 49,, ri..
Will take place at his late residence, No.
100 Vest Franklin Street. tomorrow ar
ternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Pace had been sick for a long
while. lie was thirty-three years old
and for fifteen years had been connected
with the Planters National Bank, where
he was highly trusted by his employers
He was the soul Of honor and a man Of
nigh character. One OF Mr.. PAGES most
admirable traits was his devotion to his
family Beside his father and mother,
one brother and four sisters survive him.
they arc Mr.. James b. Pace Jr,, Mrs.
w. w. Height, and Mrs. Victor Mcddis,
OF Louisville; Mrs. Mary Pace Groner,
OF Richmond. and Mrs. Alfred Randolph,
OF Manchester, England
Funeral of Colonel Boykin.
The funeral OF Colonel Francis Marshall
Boykin. who died Saturday at his res
idence No. 40 East Franklin Street.
Will take place from st. James Episcopal
Church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
pall-bearers Will be: W
Activc-Messrs. r. a. Cary. William c.
Bentley Henry l.. CabclI. Gordon Wallace
& Deanc Maury, Robert G. Cabcll, H. Wat
kins Ellerson. Norvel Walker.
Honorary-Captain William Bridges,
Colonel Archer Andcrson Captain Gcrvas
storrs. Captain James Chalmers, Mr..
James N. Boyd. Major John r. Wilson.
Major James r.. Gray. Colonel w. Miles
Cary. Colonel Richard L. Maury. Major
Charles $. Stringfellow, Or. J. S. Well
ford, Mr.. John w. Crlngnn.
Charles w. Bidgood.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON. y. e, May 6,-Charlcs
". Bidgood, special attorney forEthe At
lantic Coast Line, with headquarters in
this city, died here this morning at 10
O'clock. death coming after ten days
was a native of Richmond, Va, and
moved from there here several years ago.
The remains: accompanied by the wife
ana ana only 9h ND and Rey ~ hogue
Warren g. Elliott. Jr.., Of this city, were
sent to Richmond tonight In the private
car Of Third Vice President John r.
Kcnly Of the Coast Line. The father
OF the deceased expects to join the party
on route. a.
Services were held here at clock tlfis
afternoon NJ and IN escort Of hundred
knights Tempnr went with the funeral
cortege to the depot, the deceased being
a prominent Mason.
Mr.. BIdgood was taken suddenly a,e,G III
ten days ago aha hn
Miss Minnie Young Of Stanton Va.
Judge Amzai Rudolph.
fBy Associated Prcss.)
GAINESVILLE, GA, May 6-Judso
Armzai Rudolph, for twelve years or
lInarily Of Hall county gallant Con-
federatc captain during the Civil War
and a prominent citizen. died at his
home here last night, aged eighty years.
He is survived by his wife and four
sons. Funeral services We're held this
afternoon. and interment will be at Ala
vista Cemetery. Judge Rudolph was q
native of Mentor, Ohio, and was first
cousin of the late President Garfield,
Mrs. John P. Shenk.
(specal to The Times Dlspatch.)
< T.URAY VA, May 6.-Mrs. John r.
shcnk. aged about eighty years, died last
night At her home u. near lea, shsnks Nils.
had been Ill for sore time, She was the
widow OF John p. Shenk, and Is survived
by two children-ex-Connty Surveyor
Thomas ". Shcnk and Mrs, S. p. Cllster,
both OF this county
Major Jesse G. Leftwitch.
(By Associated Press.)
y BIRNI1NGHAM, ALA, May 6.-Major
Jesse G.. Leftwch, sixty-four years Of
ago, one OF the organizers Of the South
crn Express Company, died suddenly to-
day or heart failure at his home. He
was VOL known al over the South,
DEATHS