The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Bovco d Core.

Mr.. Boyco ID Core.
Mr.. Bovee d. core. clerk I'm the State
Trelsurer's Office was found dead in his
residence No. s0l east Leigh street about
lf.s0 o'clock yesterday. The discovery
was made by Dir. John overly, OK the
state Auditors office and Mr.. G. III. Ur-
ser. OF the Treasury Department
MT Core has not beer I'm good health
for some time and mas been coaiined 20
his residence since August 18th. lie was
not thought 10 be seriously I'll and ms
wife and children. who were az Farm
Vile were not summoned back 20 the
CITY. Mr.. Core remained iu The house
alone. Soon after his family left the
city he discharged the servant girl and
had his meals sent from restaurant
Friends visited him often and offered 70
render any service they could give, but
Mr.. Core said be vas getting al0ng very
comfortably and declined their offers.
Friday Mr.. Urncr and Mr.. Nash,
of the Auditors office, called on their
friend and, while he would not admit II,
they saw that he was very much worse.
They asked him 20 allow them to s'fd
for "a doctor. Mr.. Core said they could
do SO IL they would get Or. A. Mon,eiro.
This physician is himself ind.sposed and
could not go.
A telegram was sent to Mr.. W. n.
brothers. condition. Mr. Core promised
10 write for his wiis to come home.
That night he was seen walking about
one of the front rooms upstairs which
was lighted up.
A telegram came about n o'clock yes
terday from Mr. W. ~. Core asking how
his brother was. Messrs. Urner and
overly went up 20 look after him. a
basement door was kept unlocked and
they entered through this way.
The gentlemen were iJrriied 0nd
shocked on entering Mr.. Cores bed
chamber 10 lind him dead. Tie was lying
upon the bed IN his night clothes and
appeared 10 h6 slcepins. The gentlemen
had 10 feel his body before they were
absolutely convinced that Doc was not
alive.
Coroner Taylor was notified and exam
.ned the remains. He thought death re'
suited from brain trouble and that the
body had been dead several hours. An
inquest was not deemed necessary. Mr.
Walthau. a brother-in-law Ot Mr. Core
took charge OF the remains and the re-
latives were all notified.
AIr. Coro was native OF Northampton
county and was about nfty-two years
old. He came TO Richmond i'm 1881 20 ac-
copt "a temporary cierksnip in the audi
tors office When Alr. a. W. Harman
Core one OF MS clerks. Tie was n very
competent man and was exceedingly
pOuuiar with everybody about the State
Library and Capitol. Mr. Cores AGED
mother resides in Northampton. lie has
"a brother I'm that county and Ncssrs
~. IT, and John Core. Of Norfolk are
his brothers About ton years ago he
married Miss Nellie Wathall OF Rich
mond, who survives him with three little
boys.
Mr.. Core was n gallant Confederate
soldier and was very popular with the
veterans.
Mrs core and her children arrived
from FarmvlHe last night Mr.. W. IT,
Core came up from Norfolk ON the even
ing train. The arrangements Cor the
funeral viii be made to-day.
Sergeant-Maior Diem.
Sergeant-Nai0r Diem. of tho Fourth
REGIMENT. died from typhoid malarial
fever az his home in Norfolk Thursday.
lie was taken ill at Camp cuba Liure
and went home ON q fur.ough
HIS funeral took place Friday and was
attended by a very large number OF peo-
pie.
There are many people I'm Richmond
who will recall the sergeant-maJor. he
was a gentleman of German descent ana
"a folv. GOOD fellow During the time
the soldiers were encamped here me had
his tent near Colonel Tayl0rs and made
many friends. Tie had charge OF inc
armorv M Norfolk and had long been In
the volunteer service.
The records hc made which are no" on
Gic in Assistant lnspector-Deneral
stern's office are models Of neatness ana
correctness.
william +. Sooch.
Tho funeral of william n. Gooch oc-
Cured at stonelick. Ky, last Tuesday
morning at DO o'clock lie died Monday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock after an illness
of ten DAYS. He was I'm his twcnty-ninth
year. and was the son of Archer Thomas
and susan Gooch. OK Richmond. Va.
Miss Florence Euphemia Williams.
Miss Florence Euphemia Williams,
Youngest child OF Isaac and Christina
Williams. died Friday az the residence
of her br0ther-in-law, MI w. i. HOOD.
The funeral took place from Grace
Street Presbyterian church yesterday az
ternOOn at %. clock.
DIrs. Mary TyssOwskL
WINCHESTER VA, August 2L-Spec-
ial-llrs Mary Tyss0wsk VIE OF An
thony Tyssowski. Of the firm OF Iy5soW-
ski Brothers. Washington D. G., dled az
JORDAN, W mite sulphur 'P- 4iin'f sN@ 80
dov evening al o'clock She was a. Miss
Mary Terberr. and her relatives came
from this county. Besides her husband,
she IS survived by two small daughters
aged two and a four years, her mother
and two brothers. who reside IN Wash
ington. She was twenty-five years or
age. Her remains will be taken 70 WASH
ingt0n for burial.
y. =. Almond.
KEYsVIIIE. VA. Aug G.-Special.-
Mr.. Y. $. Almond. Town Sergeant OF
Keysvlle. died OF Brights disease Thurs
day afternoon at 6 o'clock. He was
buried at Ash Camp church yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. Almond was fOrty-twO years old,
and leaves a widow and FIVE small chill
dren The Town Council met this morn
ing and elected Mr. w. =. Faris, Town
Sergeant. to I'll the unexpired term.