The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-18
OBITUARY
Mrs Laura Ann Harrison.

late William LrclUs Harrison. died yester-
day al her home "Wayerlsy.' I'm Henrlco
county Mrs. Harrison never fully recov-
cred frotm an attack of grip last winter,
but the gravity Of her illness was not
suspected until about two months since.
when serious liver and kidney troubles
developed Medical skill and devoted
nursing could only serve 10 prOlOng her
life. and she passed peacefully away sur
rounded by her children and grandchil-
dren She had been for seven weeks
great sufferer
Mrs Harrison was sixty-one years Old
and was born m King William county, at
Dover the well-known home OF her
father Captain John Lumpkin She had
been a beloved member Of the First Bap-
list church Of this city for nearly forty
years. She was q devoted mother and
leaves five children-Robert l., Miss An
ME Miss Laura. Mrs Rosa III. Trant and
Mrs. b. Cary Nelson.
The funeral services will be held az the
home this afternoon at Z o'clock. The In
terment will be i'm Hollywood The pail
hearers are II. Jeter BOsher. q. Harvey
Clarke, j. NJ. FOurqurean. Captain John
Lamb. John w. Turner. r. A. Gary and
S. p. Waddill, Frank j. Duke.
Mrs. Bashlett Bagby.
Mrs Bashlett Basby died yesterday
morning at o'clock at the Home for
Incura bles in the thirty-nl attn year OF her
age. Deceased came here from her home
i'm Fauquier county about four months
ago for treatment The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from the un-
dertakng establishment OF Mr.. Joseph
Bliley to Riverview cemetery.
Mrs l.. A. Harrison.
Mrs. L. A. Harrison, one Of Fulton
oldest and best-knOwn residents died at
1870 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her
sons residence "Waverly.' on Fulton
Hill She was in the slxty-second year
of her age. Mrs. Harrison leaves five
children-Mr r. l.. Harrison. the we'll
known druggist. Mrs. Rosa Trant. Mrs.
Mary Nelson and Misses Laura and An
ME Harrison Deceased was a most
amiable lady and enjoyed the esteem OF q
wide circle Of acquaintances.
Henry o. Shields
Mr. Henry O. Shields. brother Of Officer
w. A Shields. died yesterday in Phila-
delphia, his adopted home. The deceas-
ed was born and raised in this city but
had made Philadelphia his home Tor the
past seventeen years.
He entered the army at the age OF flf-
teen years, joining Harry Gilmer's COM
mand. and was aftcrward in Parker's
Battery. then stationed on Howletts line
lie was wen known 20 every soldier IN
Plcketts Division as a whole-sOulet, gem
erous. and faithful cOmrade.
Captain.George q. Savage.
CAPE CHARLES, VA, August IT,
is widely known on the Eastern Shore.
died this afternoon. Captain Savage,
who received his title during the war,
was a gallant Confederate soldier. ma
tive Of the Eastern Shore Of virginia.
having been born in Accomac county
about siXty-fve years ago.
lie has been q prominent Democrat an
his life. and was Collector OF Customs OF
Cherrystone District under President
Cleveland's first administration. lie was
a member of the City Council. and Mayor
Of this town for several years. and editor
Of the Cape Charles Headlight for the
past ten years. He was also past master
I'm the Masonic order. and prominent I'm
local politics In this county
lie has been confined 10 his room since
last October. and has been a great suffer
or with Brghts disease.
lie leaves widow. one married daugh-
ter and four sons. Captain T.. H. Savage.
OF the Ocean steamship Company being
his oldest son.
Gen David g.. Swain.
WASHINGTON, August 17.-Brlgadier-
General David G.. Swain, retired died In
this city this morning. General Swain was
Judge Advocate General under Garfield.
and becoming involved in some transac-
tiOns with "A broker had charges pre-
ferred against him. was tried by court
martial and suspended for ten years ana
confined 10 the limits Of the District OF
Columbia.
Recently he had succeeded I'm being
reinstated In the army. and was retired.
Since then he has been living quietly In a
suburban home. His death was a great
surprise. as IL was not known outside his
home that he was IN. He was born In
Ohio in ls22
Dr. Cornelius kiilock.
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Illus killOck. one OF the most eminent
physicians I'm the State, and an authority
on abdominal surgery. died here to-day.
lie was born In Cheraw In 1870 graduated
from PrOwn University and IN medicine
at the University OF Pennsylvania, studied
under Vel Peu and others.
lie married Miss Mary Henrietta Shaw.
Of Boston