The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
OBITUARY.
Henry G. Adams.

residence az No. go north twentieth
street. from congestion OF the brain. Mr..
Adams. who has been GAY Waterman
in the new City Hall ever since the OPEN
ing Of the building, was mol teeilns Wen
On last Friday morning o.. remainea az
his rost NJ dutv an day. iron his return
homo In the evening he lock 10 MS oeu'
complaining OF a severe cola
Next dav hts condition became 20 alarm
ing that the family physician had 20 be
called in who give II as MS opinion tnat
Mr.. Adams was sunerine with congestion
M the brain. Eis cond ton Continued %
b critical on Sunday and Monday but
on Tuesday he seemed 10 ne much I'M
proved A relapse. however ser IN yes
terdav morning. when Mt. ADAMS ~
consciousness. and he then BEGAN 10 sl"N
rapidly until the end came al 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
'rhe ~.---- aer' i-~~ r''''' 20 ~" 90
row afternoon AT $50 o'clock al Seventh
Street Christian church ana ire inter-
ment viii he made IN Cakwood CemeterY
Mr. Adams was a native OF Charles
city county, and was az the time OF
hts death in his ffty-frst year lnlr hs
the late civil war he served ~ me Ma-iNe
CORPS. and was stationed most ~ y
time on the James river near DreWrF
Rluff. After the war he came e. richmond
and enragCd ia the grocery business on
T--onbliu street. between Sevent- nth and
Eighteenth streets
ITO rema'n-7 IN that business urtl the
bupdirg ~ the new CITY van was COM
rrouood when ho accented the posiio1
Of Waterman Of the structur" Tc served
Two terms I'm tho Common Council as
representative OF Jefferson ward from
Mr. Adams roarrled p Rioh0cnd iadv a
Visa Emma Vavres who with three chN-
dren two Sons. william Henry mi Her
rert r. and one daughter. Carrie sur
wives him.
Mr. Adams was member - Ice Oa"n.
~ mccarthy Council. Powell h~"anum
ara ~ virginia L7d~e. Go'dr7 Chain.
The various ORGANIZATIONS will be repre-
sented al the funeral gc~rioes INT tho
selections have not yet been made.
Mr. william ~. EdmondS.
The death Of Mr.. william IT, Edmonds
occurred on MONDAY March '>'h a' f''"-
rirht at his residence To'and Park. fa'-
timore. The fatal disease. p1enmon "a
devc'oped during an Illness Of but
DAYS Mr E7monds was born on Sep
TENDER n 1859. and received nus elucA-
zion AT the University ~ virginia We ~
came engaged IN Journalism ara for IT.
foon wears was aseocia "a VI p hts br IN
HlfHNIM
The Manufacturers Record. telne secre-
tarv and treasurer Of The company at the
time Of his dea'h For seve al years 70
conducted The Hot B'ast az Ami non
Ala Sevd1ning Or irtO one NJ tho lend
Ing papcrs OF the S~u'~ thro gh ih' mo ~
and vigorous policy which Doc carried ont
ARCHER result Ut Mr. Eimords' work IL
the Southern Farm Maga2'0e. of which
he WAS me founder and editor.
A native Of the sac Of Virginia th1'
deceased devoted his energy and abiity
10 the advancement Of the South. II was
his hes work and his every EFFORT te"d-
cd In the one direction. it's 70 hc7t pm
ton outside NJ his home life was 20 lci-
ter the condition Of the South and assist
I'm placing N on the HIGHEST nOssihle plane
Of prosperity. and self ard other con-
ei'orations were ignored IN pursuing this
policy.
Mr. Fdmonds was of me Pon'ist 'a-
nomination and an active worker in ne
North Avenue baptist church. ~ H1'ti-
more. from its organization icing orc oil
ne deac0ns M the time OF his demise.
TIE married Miss Anna Solves or. o.
A'abar~7. who, with four children. sur
wives him.
Mrs. Thomas b Pryan.
Mrs. Thomas y. Bryan who will be re-
membered IN Richmond as Miss Byrd
Page. a prominent ngure I'm society in
Virginia before the war. died IN Chicago
Sunday night last. Sho was the mother
OF Mr. Charles Page Bryan. Minister 90
Brazil. As Miss Page, she was
popular in society, and her wedding
was social event which for iis bril-
lancy is still remembered by the old resi-
icn.s around Washington and AleNan-
iria Nh and Mrs Bryan settled il
Elmhurst in 1856 since which time the
later has been conspicuous for her
.hartable deeds and love for home and
friends. She was popularity known NOT
only I'm Chicago and other American
cities but In the capitals of Europe
where she had frequently visited with her
husband.
She leaves two children Charles Page
Bryan and Miss Ella Bryan. the latter
an artist with more than 'o"al raputn-
ton Her son viii not hear Of her death
until the later part OF the week. Tie
sailed from Lisbon for his post OF duty
March e0th and VIII not reach Rio de
Janeiro until about Saturday next.
Mrs Pryans remains have been ship
ped to Washington for intcrmen..
Lewis T.. Gum.
TIL, funeral OF M Lewis L. Gum. who
died AZ O'Clock Iue0uh1 AFTERNOON ~
his home on the Osburn turnpike wit
take place az II o'clock this morning
! from his late res dence ard the remains
viii be Inferred IN lakewood.
Mr. Gum was IN the sixty-'h'rd year
% his age. lie served throughout .tho
late war with credit 10 himself and his
regiment lie was deputy sheriff OF
Henrlc3 county for tweniy-six years.
He leaves two sons-M essrs. Wexford
and Ryland and a daughter Mrs. Hous-
.on Johnson aleo three broihers-M ssrs
Eugene and Tichard r., and j. NJ. Gum
10 mourn their loss.
Mrs. \. Bernstein.
Mrs. A. bernstein. a well-known lady.
/ died yesterday morning at her home.
No. PIP north Seventeenth street. al an
advanced age.
Her funeral will take place from the
residCncs at O'Clock this afterron, ana
/ the interment will he 10 the Hebrew Gem
ctery al Oakwood
Henry Koiner.
sTAUNTON. VA. March 3o-s7ecial-
I Henry Koiner. ore Of ths wealthiest and
most influential cit zens OF Angus coun-
Is. died at his residence. near Hermitage.
at a late hour last night. Mr. Koiner