The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
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Elizabeth city y. c. June 27.-Cap-
tam Albert Hugh Worth died carly
yesterday morning at his residence
after an illness OF several weeks. In
the seventy First year OF his age. lie
Is survived by wife and four chill
dren, two sons--Albcrt and Winfield
Worth--and By two daughters-Mrs
Edison Carr and Miss Mary Worth
all residents OF this city.
Captain Worth was a member OF a
DISTINGUISHED family. He was son
| OF Joseph Addison Worth ana Fatima
Walker Worth and was born in Gull
ford county In 1911. lie was a nephew
OF Governor Worth. who rendered such
services to the State during the days
OF reconstruction. lie moved TO
sNcttevillc when he WAS twelve yeara
old. where he remained untn the out.
hrea-- of tn Civil War. He served
throughout tho war nrs, as member
Eof the Fayetteville independent
Light Infantry ana then as
ia member Of Company l. Twcn.
ty-second Regiment. of North Carolina
olunteors. He was wounded at
! Gaincs's Mill. Juno -, 1852. but al.
( lHoush on clutches. he remained In
| the war until the close.
| After tho war he served as cap,atn
| OF the Faycttcville Light infantry. and
| then colonel OF the Second North Caro-
| una Regiment. The greater part OF
aptain Worth's l!fc was spen, In tho
Cape Fear section.
Hobcr' 4. 81. Clair
Cha'otiesviile. Va, Jmnc 2T.-Rob-
+ ert y. 81. Clair. aged thirty-scven. a
/ Well known Chesapeake End ohio con-
+ ductor. died AT o'clock this morn
Z Ing at tho Martha jefferson Hospi.
All. His Illness dated from Two
weeks ago. when small bone from
/ piece OF steak became lodged IN
| his throat, nearly choking him TO
death on Mond.y nigh, OF this week
a clot OF blood formed on his brain
and the following day paralysis de-
I Nelopcd. lie never regaincd consci-
/ BUSINESS. Mr.. ST. Clair was a native
OF stanton. the son of tho late AL
len -. Clair He married Miss Har-
ret virginia I.awhorn' OF Massios
Mills. Nelson county. She survives
! with ono child. f boy. aged six Years
/ Mr.. st. Clair had been In the employ
I Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
/ for the past twelve wears
Funeral Of T.. u. Clements
| Amherst. Va. June 27.-Thc remains
! OF Thomas Harry Clements. aged
Livingston. Ky. were brought 10 Am.
! herst Tor burial in the family burvinS
ground Al his old home. Sir. Clements
Z was Il fireman Oh the railroad and
! When MS engine was dcrailed nc was
the only one killed. His home was
IN CovinSton, Ky. where he had been
| living for several ycare past The fu.
neral took place from IT. Horcb
| church. the services being conducted
ny Revs 4. ;. J. Rice and T. b. Gate
wood.
Charles Thompson.
| Especial to The Times D!spatchl
49, Fredericksburg: Va, June o7.-Chas.
Thompson. weil-known citizen OF
louisa county. died at his home yes
/ tcrday after a lingering illness of
! paralysis. He was a Confederate vet
cram ana Is survived by two sisters
Funeral of Mrs. Sheridan.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
| Lexington. Va, June 27.--The funeral
| of Mrs Sarah Virginia She ridan. wife Of
John sheridan was held Yesterday
morning at 1870 o'clock from the Cath
Ollie Church. conducted by the Rev.
Father Gill. OF Stanton. Mrs Sheri-
dan died Monday afternoon at her home
on randolph street. after an extended
Illness. at the age of hfty-three years
She was born in Shenandoah county,
/ the daughter of the late r.. ID. Holden.
who came to Lexington during the civil
War. She was married to Mr.. Sheridan
! in 1851. Mr.. Sheridan and sescn chill
dren survive. They are John DENIES
sheridan. of Pittsburgh Pa: Miss Clara
I sheridan, Leo @. sheridan. Thomas &
Sheridan, Misses Ruth and Mime Sher-
idan and James r. Sheridan. all of Lex
! inCton. Two brothers also survive
! William S. Holden. Of Ohio and Edward
! &. Holden, OF Lexington.