The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
OBITUARY.



Mrs Catherine VI. BurrusS.
Mrs Catharina ". BUrruss. one OF the
oldest and most estimame ladies oi Oato-
line county. passed away al the nome OF
her son. Mr.. AtweH Burruss. AT Broad
Plains. Tuesday night al 5 o'clock. she
WAS in the eichty-slNth year OF her age
and was a most lovely Christian woman.
She is survived By two sons-Mr. At
well Burruss and Mr.. John @. Rurruss'
OF this city Tho intsrmsnt viii be made
in tho old family buryng ground THIS
morning - II o'clock.
Mr.. Charles VI. Evans.
Mr.. Charles VI. Evans died after a orleI
illness. with the dread cerebro-s plndi ineN-
nights. AZ the residence or MI -
Bowles. No. 1898 Fourth stree. ui11u'
at $40 O'Clock last evening IN the twenty
fourth year Of his age. ~. r-a,,
Mr. Evans was a native or New henl
county. and leaves fdtner' OIotHt.
and three sisters He was empio 1SS,,u,o NJ
Tho cedar Works and was an eulcleht
and respected workman. lie was mem
sr of Patrick Henry Council. NO. j.
Junior order American Mechanics ono
The funeral will take place a, ..,V
o'clock Friday afternoon from Denny
street Methodist church. The intermeht
will be at lakewood.
Kathleen Robins.
Tuesday afternoon Kathleen Ro0lns'
the infant daughter OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
walter II. Robins died at the residence
of her parents 80. 22l6 east Broad street
aged nineteen months and five days
The funeral will take place this
morning no 1880 o'clock from the resi-
dence.
Gcrmingo Martini.
Germingo Martini a native OF llaiy' VINO
was engaged in business az the corner
Of Brook Avenue and Broad streets, dled
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. me
funeral will take place to-day AZ +. NJ.
from the undertaking establishment OF
James McDonough. The interme"I
win bee i'm Nj. calvary cemetery.
DIR william Garland Smith.
sTORMONT. VA. April 27.-Special.-
Dr William Garland Smith. a prominent
rhvsici4n OF Saluda. died last night az i
o'clock I'm the ffty-eighth year Oh ms
apc Or. Smith was a gallant Cohlede-
rate soldier lie went out as O. member
of the second company or the hlcnmoHu
Hovitzers. was wounded and came NOME
and before he recovered from MS WOUNDS
was elected second lieutenant IN COM
Many A Fifty-hfth Virginia Infantry.
was wounded NJ Chancellorsvilie ana re-
signed his commission; entered Mosoy
b9ttaIion OF cavalry and WAS soon elected
second lieutenant I'm Company D, ana
served I'm that capacity the remainder o.
the war. .-., 20, r,t.b-
mond Medical College. ana married a -li9S
Cox daughter of the famous Dr. hlcAalu
II cox. ~ King and queen county Al
ter the death of his first VIE ne 'IaNtl,"
extensively for a large Baltimore uIus
house but the love OF his profession soon
(o-nneIled him 20 return TO the practice
~ medicine. and having located AZ sa-
Ia, bo married Miss Matte Foster,
niece of the late Judge Foster Of Nlns
lie RAPIDLY gained the confidence Of al,
classes and iu few years ne ranked
among the most prominent phyai'i""'.
lie vas a man OF wonderful nerve ana
-,Iin,6iS judgment. and quick perception.
lie entered the sick room IKE an aHsrl
81 mercy and left behind him spirit
~ noacc Mon. women and children III
MI saction without regard 30 color OF
class. will mingle their tears az MS srdNe'
IIis remains will be buried from CHRIST
.h,,rcl, Thursday Al o'clock Rev. Dr.
I H. Hundley will oficiate.
The pall-bearers are: ActlEe-M. -.
palmer W. T. Sshackelford. Walter
tIasinv p T, smither. j. r. Saunders.
w w Woodward Honorary-Dr. W. ;.
CHRISTIAN DIR. G.. W. Brown. F. A BITS
- IT Montague. Captain Rooer.
Healev. Robert McCandlish. } VI. Stree
Judge T. r. y. Wright and Judge ~ l.
Garnet
John A. wilkinson.
TETTINGTON. VA, April Especial
r,,.aIttocrce vas received here yesterday
~, Mr. John A. wilkinson had died very
suddenly on Saturday last at his home.
..,rheodora. " near Mobile, Ala. lie was
a native of Powhatan county Va, ana the
orly uncIe NJ W. l.. Wilkinson, OF TINS
Mace Mr.. Wilkinson was a gallant Con-
federate and participated I'm several naNal
Ggbts along the Mississippi river and In
fine fight of Mobile bay. lie was several
times seriously wounded. He leaves Wlfe
and six children 10 mourn their loss.
Richard Taylor.
HOIIYDALE. VA. April 2'.-Special.-
Mr. Richard TAYLOR. who lives near Will
hams Church. and who had been sick
for several months. died sunday morn
ing and was buried from his late resi-
dence Monday the Rev John .. Moss
officiating. Mr.. Taylor was "a most eN-
ceUeut citizen. a devout Christian. and
a most exemplary member of the Metho-
dist Church. He leaves wife ana one
child about ten years OF age.
Frank :. Durrett.
|, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April ~
sneciai.-Mr Frank g Durrett residing
fifteen miles north OF the city. died tnis
morning at o'clock amsr ~ i.iness W
az. NJ nurr.it was one OF Aloemarle's
largest and most successful farmers. He