The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
OBITUARY
Funeral OF CaptaIn Pin.ina.


The funeral OF Captain Andrew Plz-
zini' Jr.'- who died Friday night In MS
home, 102s West Franklin Street. VIII
10 o'ciock from the Sacred Heart Ca
thedral by Bishop OConnelL. Inc
interment will be made IN Noun. al a..
many man prominent men who will follow
his body TO the grave. the fon9pw,,,nSS
detail from Lee Camp, No. l. uni ,s
funeral in uniform: samuel W; wi
iiams. j. Taylor Ellysons J. Z. Hooert-
son. Peter J. White. Charles III, u An
Tpshur and w. b. Lightfoot. They
will meet in Lee Camp Hail at s:So
o'clock tomorrow morning -, -,
James j. Pollard. NJ. J. straus. w. =.
Word, Captain Morgan X NILS; H.; H.
Stewart Jones. H. X , Franil'n
Forbes, G. J. Anderson, James ID; Pat
ton. Colonel John Murphy; IL Seldon
cnfcbins. Charles f. Taylor, Wynd-
ham r. Meredith. Leigh X. Page r.
August. l. H. Norris. A IL. Guisoh ana
t Captain Pizzini was born in Rich
mond September "a. 1915, Receiving
his preliminary educational training IN
Militarv institute in the stirring times
of 1861 at the age of sixteen, ana when
came the memorable battle OF Rev
Market. he took up arms LOf the sch-
federacy and distinguished himself for
bravery on the field as captain OF Com
pany ID OF the V. NJ. i; cadets From
1881 TO 1854 he WAS rn n G1mm Rines
At the close OF the war. captain
Pizzini entered business. and became
active in. the politics OF Rlch,mofu ~ ~
the City Council. and as chairman OF
the Finance Committee was instru-
mental in the erection or the presen a,
active business to become associated
with Maurice b. Flynn. Henry Steers,
DR.. John T.. Mum and other New YORK
capitalists in the installation In KEN
mond of the first commercial electric
railway line-the old Clay Street line,
Several years ago ne sold ms interest,"
in the local traction field TO the Goulds:
Shortly after the war Captain PiZzini
married Miss Anna +. Davis, the oniy
daughter OF the late Benjamin nav'S
He leaves a widow. three sons, Wllialm
r. Albert A and Andrew J. Pizzinl. or
Richmond. and three daughters. Mrs
W. NJ. Barbour, of Los Angeles. cal
Mass, and Mrs. George E. sprague. of
Lynn, Mass
TSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Wvtheville. Va. February l.
Thomas Bouif died at his residence in
Wytheville last evening at 9;45 o'ciock
in Cornwall. England, and came TO
Wythe County about thirty years ago
He is survived by his wife, two sons
and one daughter
Mrs. Mary T.. Sheive.
Especial TO The imes-Dispatch.J
Bristol. Va, February l-Ihe pody
Of Mrs Mary E. Sheive. who died here
last night at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs Howard 5. kimmeil. was TINS
afternoon taken to Baltimore: where
il will be inferred Ms. ShelNe WIS
the widow of George w Sheive, who
at the time of his death W.
lecturer of the Grand Lodge of Masons
of Maryland
Mrs. Charles +. Bare.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch-l
Harrisonburg. Va. February I.Mrs-
Charles Z. Bare. ffty-six years oil IS
dead near Broadway. Rockingham
County. She was a daughter Of ~ a
liam Bateman, of Port Republic she
leaves several children, including Miss
Bertha, Bare. student at the stat ds
Normal School She was q member OF
a well-known Valley family.
w. II. schenck.
Especial to The Time s-Dispatch-l
williamsburg Va, February Nv.
+. Schenck, aged about eighty-tw
years, died in his home near Oaktree,
York County. last night at lo:se
monia Mr.. Schenck was one of the
widest known men in the county. and
for many years had held the position
of Justice of the peace in his district
He was prominent in church work. lie
was born in New Jersey, but removed
to his present home nearly a half cen
fury ago. Besides his aged widow,
he is survived by three children. Mrs
Annie Slater. of Farmville: Miss Grace
Schenck, at home. and William L.
Schenck. Of Oaktree.
The funeral will take place from
the York River Presbyterian Church