Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-10
MRS. HUTSON is DEAD
MOTHER OF TWO WELL-kNOWN
PREACHERS PASSES AWAY.
SEVERAL OTHER RECENT DEATHS.
Mr.. Dnvidge MncgiIl, Formerly of
This City, Dies I'm North Carolina
md Is Broueht Here for Burial
Mrs. Morton Dies I'm Bedford.

Revs. J. B. and J. +. Hutson, ana reilct
Of lanes II. Hutson, died at the resi-
dence of her son, Rev. J. T.. Hutson, NO.
$50 south Cherry street, yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
She had been in falling health for
many months, and 1t was known 10 her
immediate friends and family, that she
was nearing her end. She also was ac-
ouainted with this fact, but she never
murmured. being well prepared by long
life Of devout godliness TO meet her Re-
deemer.
Deceased was born in Campbell county
nearly eighty-seven years ago, and until
her marriage lived there with her
parents. With her husband she subse-
quently removed to Montgomery county
and then to Petersburg, coming mere
from the Southside city in 1910. Her
son. Rev. J. B. Hutson, was then pastor
Of Pine-Street Baptist church, and the
devoted ,mother came TO be with her
son. taking membership in his church.
Cntn her health gave way, some months
ago. she was one of the most regular at
tendants on the service at Pine-Street
church. She was long sufferer from
heart trouble, and other complications
setting in. she began to decline repidly.
About a month ago she took TO her bed,
and her strength left her day by day,
until the end came, and quietly and
peacefully her soul lef. its tenement Of
clay, leaving the relatives and friends
of the deceased to mourn their loss
Having always been devout Chris
tian. the deceased spent great deal
Of her time in prayer, and being firm
believer in the efficacy of prayer. she
frequently prophesied the realization Of
those things for which she had petitioned.
and almost invariably her prophecies
worked out. Deceased leaves a brother
Mr.. J. II. C.. Brown-who resides at
Salem
Her funeral will take place from Pine
Street church tomorrow afternoon at 5
o'clock, and the services, which will be
conducted by all the Baptist ministers
in the city. will be presided over by Rev.
DR.. Hatcher. The pall-bearers will be
the deacons of Mr.. Illusions church
Messrs George ]. Hooper. II. l.. Carter,
John +. Bell. John f. Ragland, +. G.
Jones. John r. Hooper Henry n. Farm
er. Evan Snead r. f. Goode. A. r.
Binford. w. b. Daniel, and Morgan W.
Wilkinson BY request, the Baptist
ministers will meet DR.. Hatcher in the
study at the church a quarter Of an
hour before the service. when arrange
ments will be made for the services.
Mr.. Davidge MaceiIrs Death.
A telegram to Mrs. Samuel ID. Drewry,
no
sad intelligence that her brother. Mr..
Davidge Macgill, had died that morning
at 80 o'clock at his home, near Leaks
vile, N. c. His death, while a great
shock to his relatives and friends, wa4
not altogether unexpected by them, as
he had suffered a stroke Of paralysis
about two weeks ago, and had only par
TALLY rallied therefrom.
Deceased was the fourth son of the late
DIR. Charles and Mrs. Mary Regan Mac
gill. of this city, and would have been 81
years old yesterday had he lived. He
was a gentleman Of many lovable traits
of character, and this, coupled with a
generous nature, won him many friends
AT the beginning of the late war he
enlisted in Company c, First Maryland
Cavalry and while on his way from
Md, to join his command,
was captured, and taken back to jail
at Hagerstown. He escaped from this
prison by digging under the walls. went
South. and found his company, which he
joined. and with which he fought with
gallantry all through the
war, until wounded in the battles near
Richmond.
He married niece of the Rev. DIR.
Rice. the distinguished Presbyterian
of New York, and leaves three
sons and a daughter-Messrs. Charles.
Lewis Rice. and William Daniel, and
Miss Nellie Macgill.
He is also survived by the following
brothers and sisters: DR.. Charles G.. w.
Macgill. of Catonsville. Md; Mrs Henry
of Galveston. Tex; Mrs. ). d.
Drewry, of Centralia. Va; Mr. James
Macgill. Of Pulaski; Mrs c. c. Bridges,
Of Ashland, and Mr.. Frank Macgil. of
Tex
His remains reached Richmond via the
Southern railway at SOS p. NJ. yesterday.
and the funeral will be from st. Paurs
church at $50 =. NJ. to-day.
Rev Hartley Carmichael. D. D., the rec
tor of the church, will officiate. and the
nterment will be in Hollywood.
Mrs. Rosenberg Of Galveston. will come
on to the funeral on the 6:25 p. NJ train
to-day. and DR.. Charles Macgill. of Mary
and, and Mr.. James Macgill. of Pulaski,
Va, will also be in attendance.
Died After Long Illness.
Mrs. Nellie ID. Teller died at her home,
10. 1O5 west Cary street. early this morn
ng. Deceased was in the 43d year of her
lge. She had been confined to her bed
or twelve months with complication of
nd In,
She breathed her last sur
ounded by her children.
Mrs. Teller was the widow of Mr.
Iohn C. Teller. She leaves two sons
ohm f. Teller. a printer and William
}. Teller, a bricklayer.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
,een made.
Other Deaths and Funerals
Mrs Lizzie Morton, OF this city, died
at the home of her son-in-law.
Ir Walker Radford. in Bedford county,
he was the widow of Mr. Joseph
lorton Her maiden name was Morton,
nd she was a sister of Messrs. Douglass
z. Morton, of the Planters National
,ank; John Morton, of the Virginia
rust Company. and o. S. Morton, of the |
Bank of Virginia.
The remains will reach Richmond to-
light. and the funeral will take place |
rom Centenary church tomorrow at 5 |
NJ. Mrs Morton had been an invalid |
Or many years. She was 63 years of |
ge.
Mrs. Catherine Stuess. wife of Mr.. |
rank Stuess. died at her residence on |
IIIton Hill yesterday morning. Deceased |
ad been III but a short time of typhoid |
,ver. She was about 80 years Of age, |
nd was a daughter of Mr.. George Jeffert, |
this city Mrs. Stuess leaves hus-
and and four small children. The fune-
Al will be conducted from ST. Marys |
nurch at o'clock tomorrow after
oon.
The funeral of Mrs. Matte Snead Ger
,ct took place from the Marshall-Street |