The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-20
o'clock tomorrow morning from ST.
Mary's Catholic Church
3213 East Broad.


Mary's Catholic Church. it
He was sixty-four years old and is
survived by the following children:
Mrs. Hugh J. Latham. Mrs. William
Schoeni. W. p. II. Kelley and Il. EN-
nett Kelley. He was charter mem
Der OF Alexandria Lodge. OF Elks. be-
ing at one time chaplaiif Of tina lodge.
Funeral of Colonel j. e. SIckclH.
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Alexandria. Va. June l9.-Funcral
services for Colonel Jackson E. Sickels,
former civil engineer of Alexandria
county. who died Sunday night at the
Takoma Park Snnatortum, Wash will
be held at 5 o'clock tomorrow after
noon from his home. Green VALLEY,
Alexandria county. The services will
be conducted by Rev. p. p Philips,
rector OF St. Paul's Protestant EpIs
copal Church. Colonel Sickels was
about eighty years old, aud besides his
wife. who was Miss Frazier. leaves
one daughter, Mira. Fl. p. Carter, and a
brother. of Philadelphia. He was at
one time employed as engineer on the
Union Pacific Railway. and assisted
In the construction OF the Mississippi
jetties. and also assisted In strengthen
ing the defenses OF Washington and
in locating the forts around this city
during the progress of the Civil War.
Dr.ts. Kitchin.
Especial to Tho Times Dis patch1
Heathsville. Va. Juno I9.-Dr. s..
Kitchin died at hia home near
Nok onis. last night. after a long III
ness. aged about eighty. He is sur
vived by two married daughters. Hn
will be buried to- morrow at>2 o'clock
at Melrose ". Z. Church with Ma
VIII be conducted by Rev j. T.
Routten
Eugene l.. Cox.
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fredericksburg. Va. June H.
Eugene l. Cox died at his homo hero
yesterday. after an illness OF only two
days. aged forty-one, lie Is survived
by his wife. one child and two broth
ers. 3fS
Mrs. REM Dye.
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Fredericks burg, Va. June l9.--Mrs.
Rcna Dye. wife OF Joseph Dye, former
~ OF this city. ocd yesterday at her
home in washington She is survived
By her husband and two children
james Payne.
Harrisonburg. Va. June le-James
Payne eighty eight years, Confeder-
dents OF West Rockingham. died Sun
day near Hinton. He was a member
OF the Mennonite Church. Twice mar
of West Virginia. who left three chill
drcn-Jacob. of Lilly; j. s., of Craw-
lords Peak. and John. Of Pendleton
county. W. Va: his second wife. who
was Mrs. Plaughner. formerly NIiGs
Lee. survives with one son, Lynn
Payne, at home. Mr.. Payne leaves the
following brothers and sisters: Henry
and William, OF Pocahontas county.
w. Va; George and Harvey, near Sin p
gers Glen; Mrs. John wenger. Of Day
| tom Mrs. James Riddle. Of Buffalo Hill.
W. Va. He also leaves the following
daughters: Mrs, NJ ]. Eye, near Rawley
Springs; Mrs John Raemey. near Har-
| risonburg; Mrs. George Scott. OF Raw
II, Mrs. nIoslie VI. Pope.
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Harrisonburg, Va, June ls.-Mrs.
Aollie ~ Pope. forty six years old.
Tfmberyille, Rockingham county. Her
husband. Frank Pope, died fifteen years
| ago. She was Miss Dice. of West
| Virginia She leaves three children:
ginia. and Sadie and Edward Pope.
f Mrs. FL. II. Watson.
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| Hot Springs, Va. Juno 19.--MrsI II.
II. Watson, OF this place, died early
this morning. leaving to survive her II.
| r. watson. prominent merchant
here, and two small children. Before
her marriage she was Miss Lucy Payne.
| of Louisa county, Va.
r.. II. Hardy.
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| Weldon N. c.. June 1a.--R. II.
Hardy,-a Confederate veteran. died at
his home In Halifax county this morn
ing, aged sixty-two years. He was the
father of Editor Hardy. OF the Scot.
land Neck Commonwealth
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