The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Rosetta Cohen.

Mrs. Rosetta Cohen. one OF the best
known ladies Of the city. died az SO
o'clock last night al the residence OF her
sou-in-law. Mr. A. GTeentree, No. east
Grace street. in the eignty-siXth year OF
her age.
Mrs. Cohen was born I'm Hettenhausen.
Bavaria. Germany but came 20 this coun-
try number of years ago. Her nus
band was Mr.. Levi Cohen. who preceded
her 20 the grave some years ago.
Mrs Cohen is survived by four children
-Nessrs Isaac and Samuel Cohen, Of the
Cohen Company; Mrs. ID. Bachrach, OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs \. Greentree. OF
this city
Mrs Cohen was a plous. charitable lady
and had made hundreds OF friends.
The funeral will take place from the
mortuary chapel Of the Hebrew cemetery
tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock.
Willie Rcardon.
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock Willie
Reardon. aged 3 years. died at the resi-
dence OF his grandmother Mrs. julia
King. No. 400 Accommodation street
He was the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
G. j. Reardon and only short time ago
his mother died
The funera took place from the resi-
dence yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the interment being in Mount Calvary.
Dir. John Griffin.
Mr.. John Griffin, a brother-in-law or
Mr.. Daniel Higgins of Main and Twenty
eighth. died at his residence. No. 800
south Linden street. on Sunday morning
at o'clock, in the hItielh year Oh DIS
age. .,...
from Sacred Heart church at 1 O'Clock.
George ~. Cameron.
LEXINGTON. VA. June 20.-Special-
Mr. George III. Cameron, a prominent
farmer OF Rockbridge. died az his homo
near Lexington. Friday night. aged fifty
eight years of apopleXy ne iuueraI
took place Sunday afternoon from the
Lexington Presbyterian church lie was
a son Of the late Colonel Andrew W.
Cameron. a wealthy resident OF near
Lexington. and famous as militia col
onel I'm ante-bellum times. Mr. Cameron
entered the Confederate army as cadet
from the Virginia Military Institute ami
was q gallant soldier in Company c, FIRST
virginia calvary. lie married Mrs. Ella
Harrison. a daughter of the late Samuel
Gold. Of this county who with three
children survives him-NiSses jamie. n To-
len and Andrew. lie is also survived
by one brother-Dr. j. ~. Cameron. az
Deerfed. Augusta county. and three
sisters-Mrs. Thomas s. White Mrs J..
W. Lee and Mrs VIM. s. White. an Of
Lexington. Another sister recently died.
the wife Of State Treasurer A. W. Har-
mon.
Mrs. Joanna II. Word.
BUCKINGHAM C.. H.. VA. June 90
special.-Alrs. Joanna e. Word died ar
her residence. near this place ON Fri
day, the 18th instant. and was Inferred
yesterday In the family burying- ground.
She had been ill for quite long time,
and her death was not unexpected.
She was a typical representative OF the
oid order Of splendid Virginia women.
Early In life she became a member OF the
Methodist church. and TO the end she was
a faithful. devout Christian. Here. whore
her life had been spent. every one. IRE
spective Of race or class. held her ~ the
highest esteem Sc died at the advanced
age OF eighty-three years.
ChaIIcs Il. Irving.
BUCKINGHAM e.. H., VA, June % -
SpeciaL-Information has just been re-
ceived here Of the death OF Mr. Charles
II. Irving at the home OF his brother. in
this county. near Howardsville. lie had
been unwell for a long time, but his
sickness had not been regarded AS Sc
rious until within the past few days. lie
was deputy-treasurer and had previ>is-
" had many positions OF responsibility
a..