The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
OBITUARY.
Alice Dorsrtt Bailey.


denly Of heart trouble yesterday morn
ing az her home. No. 3i3 Reservoir street
She was a well-knOwn and highly re-
spectcd member OF the community ln
which she lived and her death LEFT moth
erless three children two girls and boy
whose ages are twelve and seven years
and five months, respectively.
Mrs. Bailey also leaves five sisters ana
two brothers, Mrs. j. Watson fhiillps'
Mrs. Patrick Hughes. Miss Sallie and MT.
Louis Dorsett OF this city. Mrs. w. II.
Bailey and Mrs. Josephine Cheathanl'
OF Lynchburg. and Mr. Charles DorsetI
OF West Virginia.
The funeral services will be held az
Grace Street Tabernacle at o'clock Mon
day evening August 10Th.
Charles Walker Payne.
Mrs r. Lindsay Walker yesterday re-
coivcd a telegram from her daughter
Mrs. Belle Payne, Of Lynchbufg, an
nouncing the death Of the latters young
son. Charles Walker Payne which oc-
CURED Friday afternoon az oc!oCh'
Mrs. Payne is a,sister Of Mr.. c. G. Walk
or. assistant superintendent or the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Captain Nathaniel Taylor.
NEWPORT NEWS VA, August Il
Special-Aftor an Illness or two Wcek-'
Capt. Nathaniel Taylor. aged siNty-seNtH
years. died az his residence, on twenty
seventh street. this city late last night
Captain Taylor had been sufferer from
diabetes for several years. but 10 was
only recently That the disease developed
10 an alarming degree. lie was sur
rounded by his wife and circle or rela-
tives and friends when the end came
His remains were taken 20 Yorktown. HIS
native home, this evening for intermeni.
He leaves widow and "a number or
relatives. Among them are Judge Baker
=. Lee and Policeman leslie Curtis. OF
Hampton r. NJ. Rowcu clerk Of The
city courts OF Richmond. Mrs Maria Cur
It's. Mt w. c. Whitaker, Miss Annie Cur
It's, and Miss Matte Young of NarwicK
county
Rev Elias !. Rose.
DWALE. VA, Aug -Speclal-Rev.
Elias J. Rose. a prominent Baptist
preacher died az his home on Big Ridge
this morning. after some days confno-
ment with typhoid fever Mr. Rose was
about hfty-hve years of age, and was
well known over the entire community
lie leaves a wife and several children.
- Samuel Chester Reed.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. August Il. sam
ue' Chester Reed. former lawyer writer
and the nephew of Captain Reed. the vail
warrior Hlo commanded the pr-
yateer, Bridgier-General Armstrong. I'm
...e i.marNaole battle of the Azores Isle
and iu 1884, died here yesterday. aged
soron'.-sorcn year- 4 SON survives
him. Mr. Reed was born in ISIS in New
| York city. shipped before the mast be-
| fore he was sixteen finally settled at
| Natchez Miss and became United States
| deputy marshal Later he served I'm the
Mexican war. was "a delegate 90 the mae
uonal railroad convention an Memphis
Tenn. In 1851 was offered but declined
me post Of United States Minister TO
Rome.
During the civil war. he acted as war
! correspondent for a large number OF
southern newspapers. I'm 1865. be- rcsum-
| ed HIS law practice and later lectured.
| He established and Incorporated the
| Mississippi Valley and Brazil Steamship
| Company, at 81. Louis and ia the author
| of large number OF books on law and
! history, including his successful fight of
| Che Azores and similar achievements
Ashby b. Wright
| NORTH ADAMS. MASS. August Is
| Congressman Ashley B. Wright. dropped
| dead at his home here tonight
In nemorlam- Taylor scott
AT a meeting OF the vestry Of the ST.
| James church, Warronton. Va. the fol-
lowing resolutions I'm reference 90 the
| death of Major r.. Taylor Scott. Senior
| Warden. We're unanimously adopted.
! J. our congregation, our diocese. our
! community. and our State. have suffered
| ana irreparable loss.
! % Believing n the love and wisdom OF
| God, our Father we bow boz submission to
! His holy will.
! 3. We bless Gods holy name for the
] help and privilege $50 long granted us and
| This church. Goo the loving compdnlonship
| wisoc ounsel and devoted service of our
! departed brother.
g. We cherish hts memory and desire
| tD emulate his example ass the highest
! frno of manhood. a. Christian gentleman.
! and humble servant and faithful soldier
0f Jesus Christ "a devoted churohman. 81
! model head of a Christian household. 90
| true friend. a noble citizen. o. tower OF
| strength in every battle against evil. and
| possessing "a charity as comprehensive as
| the needs and tho fraIltcs of the many
who came 10 him seeking counsel and
help.
8. We mngle our tears with those ~
his bereaved family, and pray our Faith
! er 20 grant them all spiritual and tem-
| p0ral blessings.
| o. These resolutions Doe spread upon the
| minutes Of the vestry, be published 90 the
town paners. I'm the Richmond papers.
| ln the Southern Churchman and a COPY
| of them Dee sent 10 the family.
(Signed)
REV GEO III. NELSON.
Rector.
TRUMAN II. PAYNE,
r. ". HILLARY
GEO G.. BUTLER.
WILLIAM SHEPPARD.
ALEXANDER T. ROSE
THOMAS THOMPSON.
GEO. b. SHAW.
Vestrymen.