Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-18
DEATHS IN GEORGIA
AND OTHER STATES

COLUMBUS, Ga.-The funeral of
James T. Nuckolls, whose tragic death
occurred Thursday night, following an
accident at his gin in Russell county,
Alabama, resulting in the decorating of
his arm and internal injuries, took place
from the Union station in Columbus at
noon Saturday on the arrival of the
Montgomery train. Mr.. Nuckolls was
one of the oldest and most prominent
largest and most successful. He leaves
a large estate.
MADISON, Ga.-H. F. Rye, of this
place, died in Valdosta, Friday. Mr.. Rye
was one of Madisons Oldest settlers.
He was a very prominent farmer, also
manager of the Lee Union Ginning COM
pany. .
RUTLEDGE, Ga.-Prof. w. c. Latimer,
of this place, died September a. 1910.
He was an educator of note in his
home states, South Carolina and Geor-
gia. He was a cousin the the late Unit
ed States Senator Latimer, OF South Car
DINA. He was 60 years old, leaving a
wife and three sons, DR.. c. 8. Latimer,
of Charleston, S. c.; Mr.. H. F. Lati-
mer, of Birmingham, Ala, and Rev. L..
M. Latimer, of New York.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Patrick j. Moran, a
well-known business man and politician of
this city. died Friday at his home, after
a long illness. He was 60 years old.
ATHENS, CAN. L. Dunaway, aged
IS. died at home of his son, B. Dunaway,
early Saturday. He had lived all his life
In Clarke county. He leaves several chill
dren, NJ. H. Dunaway, Gainesville; Rev.
j. Y. Dunaway, Atlanta; Mrs L. D..
Conway. Valentine, Bella and Alton Dun
away.
ATHENS, Ga.-Alonzo Prewette, 81
years old, died at his home in Royston,
Thursday night. He is survived by one
one, D. B. Prewette, of Athens
ROME, Ga.-Martha, the 11-year-old
daughter OF Arthur d. Hull, died here
Friday afternoon after an illness of only
four hours. The cause of her death Is
unknown to the physicians.
SANDERSVILLE, Ga.-Mrs B. T.
Rawlings, the wife of Judge Rawlings,
died here Thursday.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-Judge James T.
Nuckolls, one of the wealthiest citizens
Of east Alabama, died Thursday night of
injuries received today when he was
caught in the machinery of a gin at his
plantation in Russell county, Ala, Il
miles south of this place. He was IS
years of age and a Confederate veteran
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tenn.-Gen. w.
H. King, who Joined the Confederate
army as a private, but rose to the rank
of acting major general. died at his
home here Thursday. General King was
we'll known politician and lawyer, and
served for ten years as adjutant general
of this state. He was II years old and
native of Georgia.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-News of the death Of
Willis S. Holstead, a prominent young
man OF Columbus, which occurred In Pan
anna. has just been received in this city.
Mr.. Holstead had for the past three years
been in the employ of the government,
being assistant chief clerk to Colonel
Brokaw in the filing department. The
remains will be shipped to Columbus,
where the interment is to take place.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-The funeral of
Charles NJ. Kinsel, prominent Columbus
merchant, whose death was announced in
these dispatches. took place from the late
residence. 209 18th street. Thursday. the
services being conducted by DR.. 1. s.
McElroy and the interment was in Lin
wod cemetery.
KNOXVILLE, Teun.-Frank S. Atkin,
for many years president of the Tonnes
see Mantel company. died Friday morn
iug at 7:30 o'clock at his home north OF
Ibis city, He was stricken blind several
months ago and this with other compl-
atoms caused his death. He was one
f the best known business men OF
Knoxville.