The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

served In Campers Battery. Eighteenth
Virginia Regiment throughout the
Civil War, died last night at his homu
on Belmont. He WAS q native 81 RI.
Charlottesville for the past five yearA
He married MISS Isabel Marsh, OF
Greene county, who survives, wi tn Ave
children. four daugnters and one SON
gle and Mary Wood, and Walter II.
Wood. all OF Charlottesville.
Mrs. Joshua Peterkn.
In the death of Mrs Elizabeth How
In, the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Joshua Peterkin, former rector OF st.
James Episcopal Church. the com1nu-
nifty sustains tho loss OF one who for
more than nifty years had been prorai-
nsny Y1 ls n pssa4sn wS ass
early yesterday morning in her home
at SO5 East Leigh Street, following
months OF enfeebled health. due to the
inhrmities Of advanced age. She was
In her ninetieth year.
Mrs. Peterkin was born In George,
town, D. c. She came to Richmond
with her husband when he accepted
the pastorate OF st, James, In 1855. and
had lived here ever since.
kin was the president OF the Old
Ladies Home, an Episcopal institution
for the care OF the aged. For many:
years she was Identified with the Shell
tering. Arms Hospital. and she also
practically all OF the circles and or
ganizations of ST James Church. She
was noted for her charities, giving lib
orally to all works OF philanthropy
which came to her attention.
Mrs. Peterkin had been confined to
her room for several months. She
experienced no suffering IN her de-
clining days. ,.
She is survived by one son. Bishop
George w. Peterkin. OF the Diocese Of
West Virginia, and his children, Will
liam G. Peterkin, Misses Mary Stewart
and Constance Lee Peterkin and MIS-
Cary Gamble. the latter = hetngf OF
The funeral will take place this az
tcrnoon at $3.50 O'clock from st. James
Church. Rev. William Meade Clark.
DID, will oficiate. 1nterment will be
in H talsynel 5n end VIII Pc
Colonel ] ohm Wilder Atkinson, faith
err OF Thomas Atkinson. OF Richmond,
died Tuesday night in Wilmington,
N. c.. aged about eighty years.
lima. When the Civil War b eganI he
went to the frontGas private. and
by gallant service soon attained the
rank of colonel. His first wife was
Miss MaHo. OF Richmond,
lSpecial,to The Times Dispatch.l
Perkinsville. Va, october 26.--Mrs.
Mary Lewis Bradshaw df ed al = o'clock
onsthe morning OF Sunday. October %,
near Perkinsville, In the nlnety-third
year OF her age.
Mrs. Jnnettc C. Hosl<in..
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
& Saluda, Va, October 26.--Mrs. Ja-
nette c. Hoskins. widow OF Or. WILL
liam Hoskins, Of King and Queen. died
to-day at 9 o'clock. after a lingering
illness. at the home OF her son. DR.. Hor-
ace F>.SHoskins, 3in Augusta county. She
was seventy-two years old. and Is BUR.
vived by five daughters. Mrs John r,
Saunders, Of Saluda: Mrs. Thomas
OF King William Courthouse;
Mrs. A. J. Montague. OF Richmond;
Mrs. Lucy Byrd Dudley. OF West Point,
and Juliet Hicks. OF Huntsville. M CT
and four sons, DR.. William HDskins
and Charlie Hoskins o Newport News;
Dr. Rob Hoskins, OF Ma thews, and Dr..
Horace Hoskins. OF Augusta. The In
terment will be at the old family
burying ground at Poplar Grove, III
King and Queen. on Friday
Miss Amanda Llpsc0mb.
Especial to Tho Time -Dispatc h.l
I7redericksburg, Va. October es.--
Miss Amanda LIpscomb. sisterSo Of Mrs.
IT Hart and Miss virgilia
A. Lipscomb, OF this city. died syester-
day st her home. Mead low, HILL IN
spotsylYania county, from tho OF cts OF
4 stroke$o of paralysis. She Is survived
by four sisters and one brother.
DIR. Joe N. Gorrell.