The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-14
OBITUARY.


Mr.. Il. T. Michaels died Mt his home,
Sl west Main street al O'c ock yester-
day morningn, after brief illness from
typhoid fever
lie had a wide acquaintance and his
death came in 80 short time that il was
q snOck 10 very many Of them. Mr.
Micheals VIII BE- mOurncd all over the
state. as be was known and loved by
railroad men in every part Of Virginia.
He was for years s cretary Of the rail-
road branch Of the Y. NJ. e. y. i'm this
city. ana his work for souls among the
Richmond and DanYille and the Chesa-
peake and ohio shops particularly has
borne wonderful fruit. and ne Was hsh-
~ respected and appreciated by the rail-
road men for his efforts IN better n z
their spiritual condition. His work was
clearly recognized as efficient. and not
more than three months ago he was in
vited and took trip with the internat-
iOnal committee Of the \. NJ. {. \. all
along The lines Of the Chesapeake and
ohio road I'm Virginia, West Virginia,
and Kentucky l0oiog over the held OF
railroad Y. VI. c. A. work.
lie was I'm the fOrty-seVenth year O.
his age. and leaves wife ana hVe chill
dren. He was born In PstersDl ms
father was Robert Micheals, and was IN
his day one Of the best known ministers
in the Methodist Church.
The deceased was a steward in Park
Place church and useful man III d'l
Christian work
iilN AAlA'iHA lAl IAN HAfAN~
Place Methodist church at O'Clock TINS
afternoon.
SAMUEL. II. IICGAN.
Sir. Samuel II. I.iggan. a gallant mem-
Der OF the Richmond HOWitZers during
the war. died at his late residence. 30.
81 north TWenty-second street. sun
day morning lie will be buried from
there this afternoon at o'clock. X. T.:
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, OF
which be was worthy member, have
appointed the following detail lWhlch
will meet the Camp Hall at : O'Clock,
10 attend his funeral. Lieutenant-Co lonei
John \. Neanley. Leutenant-l Oionei
James T. Gray, Comrades \. y. en-.
+. \. BoWery. Charles T. turner r.. J..
Perkinson Fred b. Elliott. ana -. haraE
Pyle. The HOwitZer Association VIII
honor his memory by attending ms run
Crdl with am escort. $500
The deceased was In his fifty-hfth year
ami leaves wife and one SON, r,...,,
He was also member OF Damon
Lodge. Knights Of Pythlas.
WILLIAM A. WYATT.
Mr.. William 4. Wyatt died at his resi-
dence. corner of Eighth and Clay streets,
yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock rom
a tumor of the liver. from when ne
has been suffering for some time MI.
WYATT was born i'm Hanover county IN
lS3U. and came 10 this city and followed
the trade of house painting. ms VIE
survives him with three chlllreh
Messrs Henry and Russell wyatt ana
Mrs. George r.. Styn
Mr. Wyatt has long been a memper
of Dove lodge. 30. a. A. f. and \. NJ,
the members Of which will attend the
The funeral will take place from the
First BAPTIST church at O'Clock TINS
afternoon.
The pall-bearers will be as follows.
Honorary. pall-bearers.CG5 lQ,nIel - g 8a,3
Murphy Hon j. j. Crutchheld, =. faui
V ~t5u colonel William =. Tanner,
n seldom Taylor and John T. Goddin.
Acuv--C. ". Tanner. y. -. HarEroVe,
David Wilson. II. l.. Pelouze, \. Gunst
4 4. Gallagher. Louis Euker, y. L.
Jacob. and -. II. Pyle.
MRS CHARLES G.. BArGHMAN.
Mrs WiIiette r.. the wife of Mr.. Chas
c. Emghman. died yesterlay mornlhI
at the residence OF her husptlu Cd" S""I"
Fourth street. e.
The funeral will take place. from 81
paurs church tomorrow az i-O CLOCK
JoHN g.. C,iN.
Mr.. John f.. cain. aged thlrty-two years
only son of Mr. Edward ana the ATE N'Il
cain died sunday night at lO.h clo IS
at his fathers residence, corner L HSI anu
Baker streets.
The funeral will take place this morn
ine 40 ID O'Clock from ST. Ielei c'l"'
dr1l. with requiem mass The intermcn'
will be- at Mt calvary cemetery
I.r R C,.pN lL.
Mr.. Lee Russell Cardweu son Of Mrs
II j. and the late John w: Card"c.,
diei at Cartersvle, Va. Sunday eNeIllH5
Tho intarment was made In Shockoi
Hin cemetery yesterday afternoon.