The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01

piety are beyond description and COM
munity must be better for her having
been a member of IL. She was the friend
and loving councillor. OF all who knew
her and there was many a sad and be-
reaved heart when the news came that
she had entered into rest.
Mrs. Wake was related 10 many OF the
eminent clergymen OF the Episcopal
Church in Virginia, North Carolina and
Maryland. She was a niece of Bishop
Atkinson. OF North Carolina. and the
sanity Or. Gibson, OF Petersburg and a
cousin Of Bishop Gibson, OF Virginia She
was i'm her sixty-third year. The fune-
raj will be this afternoon from Emmanuel
church or which she was a most devoted
member.
Mrs. Harriet Cherry.
Mrs. Harriet f. Cherry, widow OF the
late Or. /. J. Cherry. died suddenly at |
o'clock yesterday morning at her resi-
dence on Church Hin from an attack OF
congestion.
Several weeks ago she suffered from
similar symptoms which promptly yicld-
ed to treatment. and she had so far re-
covered as 10 be able to attend church
on yesterday and retired at night in her
usual cheerful spirits.
Mrs. Cherry was the daughter OF the
late p. c.. Larus, and the sister Of Miss
Chas. ID. and T. +. Larus and Mrs. w. B.
Reed and W. NJ. Williams.
The greater part OF her useful life
was devoted 10 the care Of a large family
Of children eight Of whom survive her
five sons and three daughters. Mrs.
Cherry was a noble and large-hearted
woman, who, despite all OF her own
pressing responsibilities. ever was ready
TO minister with skill and tenderness 10
the needs Of the sick and the suffering.
She was a good neshbor In the largest
sense of ths word and n woman OF unaf-
fected piety.
Her funeral will take place from the
Third Presbyterian church. OF which she
was a faithful member. to-day at :
o'clock p. NJ
NJ charles ". Gallaher.
Mr.. Charles NJ Gallaher. prominent
lawyer of CharlestOWn. W Va. after A
severe illness with liver trouble. dicd at
hospital here az s.dO O'Clock last even
ing.
lie had been suffering az his home for
some time, hut was brought TO this city
only a week ago, TOO late, however, 20
avail against his disease.
He was nifty years of age and wei con-
nected In ChariestOWn. he .eay0s a wife
and several brothers and sisters, but 40
children. one OF his brothers. Mr.. Hugh
l.. Gallahcr, Is connected with the q. and
o. freight department IN this city.
The remains were taken % Christians
undertaking establishment 20 prepare
them for conveyance TO his home tonight
at 1890 o'clock.
His wife and immediate relatives were
IN attendance az his bedside a, the last.
Phnip butler.
Philip Butler died at $50 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon at his residence. No. y2it
Church hin avenue. The funeral took
al o IA
Nenable Street Baptist church.
Mr., Catherine II ,pkins.
Mrs.-Catheriue Hopkins died yesterday
morning a. he. residsac.. No. BOO Church
lliil avenue. aged scVenty-Iive years. Her
funeral Wal take place tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock from 81. Fatricks church.
William todd Clements.
STORMONT. VA, Jan. 3l.-Specal.-Mr.
William Todd Clements. a former rest
dent and a prominent merchant Of Bal
timOrc. died suduenly OF hoart disease
yesterday afternoon. IL was an his thlr-
tieth year Of age and leaves "a widow and
one chilu. ils tatner Mr.. *, VI. Glenn
ents. who lives here. arrived ia Balt-
more on Saturday morning for a visit
10 his son and found him In excellent
health. but telegrapncd to-day the sad
news Of his death 10 MS br0tners and Sis
tiers here
Mr. X. H. Clements. brother Of the de-
ceased, left on steamer this evening TO DO
at the burial. which takes place to-mor-
row In Baltimore.
Mrs.. HAIRY Ann Powell.
t1MPORIA. VA. Jan. 3i.-Special-
Mrs. Mary Ann Powell. relict OF the ,ate
Joseph a. Powell. died at the residence
OF her son. William 81. Powell yesterday
morning. Mrs. Powell had been an inya-
I'D Tor several months, and her death
was not unexpected.
she had been member OF the Baptist
church for forty years and was the Oldest
member OF the church. She was most
excellent Christian lady. and leaves sew
eral children and grand children.
Inc funeral took place this afternoon
from the family burying ground.
Robert Nurthington.
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 3l.-Robert
Northngton. who for some years past
has been a letter-carrier at tho post
office in this city died very suddenly
about half-past ono o'clock Sunday
morning OF congestion OF the lungs. lie
was at one time deputy high constable
under the Republican administration. He
leaves a widow and eight children. the
youngest OF whom is two years OF age.
". v. Hail.
\
Special Mr. w. T.. Hall. a drummer re-
presenting Winston, y. c. nrm dlsd at
Hotel Gleason at 2:20 to-day after an III
ness OF two weeks. from pneumonia.
Mr. Hall was twenty-nine years OF age
and married. His remains were taken
10 Winston this evening for intorment.
Daniel l.. Brainc.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3l-Daniel Lawrence
Rraine. Rear Admiral OF the United
states Navy, retired. died at his homo
In BROOKLYN last night from heart failure.
following an attack Of rheumatism. He
had not been seriously IN until last FRI
dar since which time his family ply
sicisn had been In almost constant at
tendance He leaves widow, three sons.
and daughter.
Hx-Govrrnor PInist"a.
BANGOR. NE. Jan. u.-Ex-Govarnor
Plaisted. OF Maine. died al I IS this morn
ing. lie was born In Jefferson. ~. H.,
November . ISIS; was brigadier-general
in the late war; elected Governor OF
Maine 1851 10 1883. Since 1854 he has been
editor OF the New Age, at Bangor.
r. S.mmen'.
ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. u.-R. T. Sim
mons. famous throughout the country as
the originator OF simmons Liver Reguia-
tor. died In this city last night at an ad-
yanced aga lie was a native Georgian
and expired at the home OF his daughter
Nra w. J. Thsbaut