The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
OBITUARY
Mrs. Bryce Stewart Hume.


occurred in Richmond as that Of Mrs.
Bryce Stewart ume about o'clock yes
terday morning at the Virginia Hospital
after an Illness OF scarcely a week
on Monday OF last week a meeting OF
the Junior Hollywood Association was
held and Mrs. n. V. Randolph then read a
letter from MIR. Hume stating that his
wife would not be able TO attend, owing
10 slight indispositiOn, but inclosing ner
appointments upon the committee for
an entertainment to be given later and
urging upon the Juniors the need Tor
action regarding the care of the Officers
Section in Hollywood. No one present
had the least idea that her illness was
OF a serious nature.
However, 1t speedily became apparent
TO her physicians that she was suffering
from appendicitis. and an operation being
regarded as absolutely necessary she
was removed 10 the Virginia Hospital
and the operation performed by Drs. c.
V. Darlington, Edward MCGUIRE ana
Hugh Taylor.
Fever supervened and blood poisoning,
resulted fatally IN an incredibly
short time. The body was at once
removed TO the residence OF Major d. y.
Walker. Mrs. Hume's father, who Is ut
terly Frustrated by the shock OF her
untmely death.
Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson, first vice
president OF the Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION, Junior, announces called
meeting tomorrow at IL o'clock In lee
Camp Hall, for the purpose OF Adopting
suitable resolutions regarding the death
OF Mrs. Hume, who was president OF the
association. The members arc so shock
ed at the sudden blow that they can
not adequately express their sense Of loss.
An attendance OF all honorary and ac-
tive officers and all members at to-day's
meeting is urged.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hume VIII take
place from the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow afternoon at $50 oclocG. Rev.
DIR. Kerr. the pastor, Will conduct the
services. The interment will be In Holly
wood.
The pall-bearers will be:
Honorary-E. A. Catlin. A. r. Blair
DR.. John Dunn, j. w. Harrison, Cap
tain w. c. Miller. Major Thomas @ Pey-
ton, Dr. Hugh Taylor. Or. Edward Nc
CURE
Active-R. A. Lancaster. Jr. John p.
Minor. r. A. Young. Daniel Grinnan. A.
r. Holiday. r. Il. Campbell. Allan Tat
bott, Barton II. Wise.
Andrew Green.
Yesterday morning at o clock ar. An
drew Green died at his residence, No.
6O7 north Seventh street, in The seventy
fourth year OF his age.
Mr.. Green was born in Hanover county
and for more than fifty years he con-
Quoted the business Of contractor and
builder, being a member OF the firm or
Green and Allen at Seventh and Grace
streets.
He was well-known IN this city and
was highly respected by all who knew
him.
He leaves five chlldren-Mrs. c. f.
Tompkins, Mr.. John W. Green who is
EMPLOYED with Air. l. ~ Jones IN the
printing business. Mr.. Alfred r. Green
and Messrs. F. d. and Walter d. Green
The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from his late residence and
will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Sweeney.
The interment will be In Shockoe ceme-
terry
Veteran Austin Jenkins.
4 brave Confederate soldier passed
away at the Soldiers Home yesterday
in the person Of Austin jenkins OF Com
pany K. Seventh Regiment Infantry.
Mr. Jenkins was born in Madison coun-
ty. Va. and was seventy-One years old
The fueral will take place at Holly
wood this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, Rev.
/. r. Mason officiating.
Miss Martha Ford.
Miss Martha Ford, daughter Of Mr..
John c. Ford, living near Glen Allen.
died Monday.
She was in but a short time and died
before medical aid reached her.
The cause Of her death was some
brain trouble.
Deaths i'm Grecnsville.
EMPORIA. VA. June 13-Special-Mr.
James Garner died of apoplexy yester-
- al his home in Greensville county.
Mr.. Garner was one of the old land
marks OF the county being in the sixty
eighth year OF his age.
lie leaves a daughter, Mrs. Palmer. OF
Portsmouth. and three of his sons are
trusted employees of the Atlantic and
DanviIle Railway. and another son is OF
the firm Garner, McNeal & Co., lumber
plant, at Garysburg. y. 6.
lie was twice married the last wife sur
viving him without children. The burial
will be this afternoon in the cemetery
at Emporia.
Mr.. Walter Allen has lost another Of
his children. Il being two he has buried
I'm less than three weeks. The measles
and whooping cough have been signally
fatal I'm his and other families. IL seem
ing almost a scourge 10 children this
spring and summer.
VI. V. Freuch.
WOODSTOCK. VA. June 14-Special.-
NJ. v French. a prominent miller and
farmer Of this place, died this evening Of
heart disease.
Edwin Leadbetter.
ASHLAND. VA. June l4-Sneciall.,--