The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-10
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The remains Of Mrs. Harriet II. Wise
| will arrive here this morning She died
| I'm Atlanta, Ca, Tuesday, after a long
illness. The funeral Will take place
/ from st. James church this afternoon
at $50 o'cock.
Mrs Wise was wen-known in this city,
| and beloved for her perfect charm Of
manner her beauty and the active part
she always took in deeds Of Kindness
and sympathy. She was daIg lser of
the late Richard Barton Haxah, and
sister OF Captain Phillip Haxlll. Mr..
Barton Haxall and Mrs. Alexander cam
eron. She married in early youth Henry
A.. Wise, Jr., son OF Governor Wise, who
became during his lifetime celebrated
minister. After graduating from the
Theological Seminary he came to Rich
mond and became assistant rector 10
the late Joshua Peterbin, at st. James
| church DR.. Wise then went 10 West
Philadelphia, and it was there that he
married Miss HaXall in 1850 BelnS
forced by wars alarms TO leave the
North he again came to Richmond ana
became assistant rector 10 DR.. Charles
c. Nlinnigerode, at st. Paul's church.
DR. Wise died I'm 1860. leaving two sons
three children having been lost before
his death. one Of the sons-O. Jen-
the remaining son-Barton Haxau Wise
remained with his mother during her
entire long illness.
Mrs. Wise was in Richmond about TWO
wears ago. and had since that time been
in both the North and South, seeking
relief and health IT was only a snort
time ago that she paid visit 10 Mount
Airy. n. c., and returned to Atlanta I'M
proved in health.
The pall-bearers were Messrs j. X. V.
Daniel. A. r. Tatum, ). H. fulnam'
George Lee, +. ]. WINS, II. p. Basker-
viii James A. Moncure, p. II. c. Cabell,
Thomas G.. Stokes, Or. George Ben john
ston. James II. Dooley, r. H. Gaines, Legh
II. page, Jr.. and William Writ Henry.
Bennett X. Dunn.
A telegram received at Richmond last
night announces the death from con-
sumption of Bennett II. Dunn, we'll
known railroad official, at Glen Lyn, Va.
Mr.. Damn was born In Virginia, but
for the past twenty years had resided in
Wilmington, n. c. He was the efficient
engineer Of the roadway of the Atlantic
Coast Line. and deservedly popular with
all who knew him. He leaves a wife
and three children. besides a host of
friends in Virginia and North Carolina,
10 mourn their loss. Deceased was a
brother Of Mr. w. w. s. Dunn. OF Mid
way Mills, who was for years superin-
tendent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way.
Mrs. Catherine ORourke.
Mrs. Catherine O'Rourke died at the
resideuce OF her husband. Alb north
Seventh street. August Sth, at Gas p. NJ,
aged sixty-four years.
Her funeral will take place from st.
Peters cathedral this morning at 10
o'clock.
George i. schenelienborg.
George l. Schelienborg died August Nh.
at $50 A. NJ, at the residence OF his
father in Henrico county. in the thirty
third year OF his age
His funeral will take place from st,
Mary's Catholic church this morning at
o'clock
Charles Il. Saunders.
Charles g. Saunders died at the resi-
dence OF his parents, Thomas NJ. and
Fannie NJ. Saunders. 1110 Grove avenue.
Tuesday morning. aged twenty-six years.
His funeral will take place from the
residence OF his parents at $50 o'clock
this evening.