The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

,o' some time he had been subject
10 attacks iA Of an obscure nature, the
inarl last night giving way under the
strain of one of these attacks.
re was q native of Amelia county.
..hu mad lived practically all his life
~, ~ asiehinTond, where he had many reia~
ives. He was for many years n mem
1er OF the Wholesale firm OF Minor e
pIahton, and was later in business on
his his , own account ,,s he is survived by
ton, of mississippi, and by nine chit
nfen-C Eugene, Charles p, Howard
~, ~ Warren, Jr.. Stanley H.. Bernard.
! laura, Nathaniel and Mrs. X. II. pix
iirton, of Washington city. Mrs. pix
nsht, and the arrangements for tho
luneral VIII not be completed until her
Thomns NJ. Walker.
!, Thomas NJ Walker died at his resi-
ea Gen ~ Ia North Third Street, at
a aSty eight year of his age. He was
1861. and afterwards taken from the HI, !
IJ IRON yvo ana placed in tho Tredegar
em lTa ;.s for forty,eight years
trate in Monroe Ward for the 'a pa IS,
Twelve years, years He leaves wife. two
dda anrbtsr Nam T :, and thomas lone
brother, George ]. Walker, OF Norfolk.
SOuthwOOd Gnry.
oouthwood Gary died suddenly Fri
dence of his sister, Mrs. Mary Z.
Goode, 2s12 o Street aged twenty-sIx
years. He leaves three sisters and
one one brother. The funeral will take
pace TINS afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
from Union Station Methodist Church.
ana the interment Will be made in
Oakwood Cemetery.
Funeral OF Mr.. Kinds.
me flnerai OF FRANK &. rtinds, who
died In st. Louis, took place yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from the res
idence, lo2O FIoyd Avenue, Rev. j.. j.
Grafatt. rector OF noiy Irlnlly Epis-
copal Churcn, conducted the services.
me interment was mace In hollywood
Cemetery
Charles N. Bnssctt.
Especial To ne Ilniee-pispatcn.I
NorIolk, February lg.-Information
was received here to-uay of the sud-
den death last night II. ButIalo, N. Y,
of Charles n. Bassett. son of Charles
-. bassett. formerly a wei known
business man of Norfolk. He spent
tne evening out with friends, and after
dinner vas taken Ill., dying at 10
O'Clock at the home OF his parents, No. /
lis ANDERSON Place, Buffalo, ptomaine !
poisoning being the cause of his I
death. The remains Will probably be I
brought here for intermcnt.
Rev. G. w. Trnw,ck.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
FreoericKsourg. Va. February L.
Rev. Corydon W. Trawick. formerly
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church In
This city, died a few days ago at
Sierra Blanca. Tex, of consumption.
aged forty-six years. He served sue.
cessiveiy as pastor of churches In Fred
ericksburg. Waynesboro. Monterey and
Beuna Vista, in Virginia For the past |
two years he had been in Mexico and
Texas on account of his health. He |
Is survived by his wife, who was Miss ,
Paxton, OF Buena Vista, Va, and three I
children.
Henry L. Lewis.
: Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Henry L. Lewis died yesterday at his
residence in this county, of pneumo-
MIA, aged seventy years. Mr.. Lewis
was Confederate veteran from Geor-
g!a, and served four years in the Con-
daughters and four sons all of whom |
live out of Virginia
Mrs. Minnie ii. Plaster.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Leesburg, Va. February 12.-Mrs.
Minnie Fl. Plaster. widow of David III. |
Plaster, of Leesburg, died at the resi-
dence of her brother. DIR. d. NJ. Ogden.
in Washington, on Thursday. She was
slNtT-five years of age. and formerly
lived at Bluemont
Mrs. Mary OwinEs Nelson.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Lecsburg, Va. February l2.-News
has been received here of the death
recently of Mrs. Mary Owings Nelson.
aged eighty-fve years. which occurred
az her home in Sterling, this county.
She was the widow of DR. Nathan Mel
son, OF Maryland. and daughter of the
late Samuel Moale, of that State. One
son and one daughter survive her.
Mrs. barbara Herring.
tSpecialto The Times-Dispatch.
SDOtSNlvHnil Ire
Barbara a. Herring, late of Orange
county, but more recently of Spotsylva-
MIA county, died at Charlottesville
yesterday of apoplexy. aged eighty |
years. She is survived by one brother,
TWO nephewS and two nieces.
John II. Quinn.
tSpecialt to The Times Dispatcl,.1
fredericksburg. Va, February H.
John 8. Quinn died yesterday at his !
home In Philadelphia. Miss, aged sew
enty-seven years. He was brother
OF CAPTAIN s ] Quinn; of this city.
past grand master of Masons in yir-
sinia, and is survived by three sons
Mrs. jane skinlser.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatch. i
fredericksburg, Va. February ie.-
Mrs. Jane Skinker. of Caroline county,
died at her home to-day, aged eighty
two wears. She was the mother or Is. !
NJ. and w. 5. Skinker, of Moss Neck.
One daughter also survives.
j. Garlic Jett.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Alexandria, Va. February 12.-J.
carrie Jett' former resident died
Yesterday afternoon in Wilmington.
Del. He was thirty-four years old and
unmarried The body will be brought
here Monday afternoon for burial.
Mrs. EnOch Lowry.
tspe ,ial to Tho Times-Dispntch.l
Fredericksburg, Va. February ie.-
Mrs. Enoch Lowry died last night at
her homo in Stafford county. Her hus-
band survives.
Mrs. Permclin Rotchford.
Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
Alexandria. Va, February 12-Nlrs.
Permeita Rotchford, seventy-five years
DEATHS