The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-29
OBITUARY..
Maitland Daniels.


Affections seem 10 crowd i'm thick AID
fast upon the members Of the Randolph
street Baptist church.
a little over one year ago they were
called upon 10 mourn the loss III one Of
the nObest of their young members j.
Gary Jolly. the son Of their beloved
pastor.
Oniy a few months later the self-sacri-
lcing pastor himself was called 60 join
his son and 10 meet his Master whom
he had sersed so long and so faithfully.
Nearly one ycar-an eycntful year for
this church-has passed since then. and
now the church Is called upon 20 sympa-
thlZe with Its new pastor and his faith
iul wife in the loss Of their eldest son,
Maitland Daniels. young man of robust
body and mind, ana one who gave prom
Use Of "a long ana useful career.
Maitland was "a dutful son and "a faith
ful friend; one of those boys who h.ade
friends Of ali who knew him. Rev. Mr.
Daniels and his wife have made many
friends during their brief residence here.
and have the sympathies OF them all In
their hour of sadness.
The funeral services will be held az the
RandOlph-Street Baptist church this
Thursday afternoon az 4 O'Clock. and
VIII Zoe conducted hy Roy. DR. W. +.
Hatcher. precedent of the Baptist Minis
tprs' Conference Of this city. other mem-
bers Of the conference Will probably take
part.
Albert Small. Esq.
The French proverb that "L'homme
propose % Dieu dispose was never
more forceiully illustrated than in the
sudden death OF Mr. Albert Small OF
HagcrstOwu. Maryland which occurred
at the Virginia hOsptal on Friday morn
ing last He mad planned. with intensest
interest. for the spending OF the Christ
mas holidays with his two children in
Richmond. and was en- route 10 this city
when hc was stricken with that not UNI
usual climax IN prolonged Illness from as-
sociate chronic Brights and heart dis
case-anglud ueCtOrls. tie was not UNI
prepared for this fatal issue because his
thoroughly trained legal mind had given
so every stage of his long Illness the most
careful scientific study, ana though fully
aware Of his daily danger of sudden
death. unfailingly bore himself with that
gentleness and quiet courage Wi.ch marks
the brave and God-fearing man that be
was. No man was sWceter or tendcrrr
i'm his home lie none more kindly or
cOurtly I'M the social or professional world.
and few whose pen was more factie or
more graceful. whether welded ass advO-
cate az the bar or in the expression OF
clevating and ennobling thoughts no the
neld of letters. c. r.
Maitland Daniels.
Rev G NJ. Daniels the beloved pastor
Of RandOlph-Street Baptist church, has
had a deep ahliction i'm the death Of
his son. Maitland, which sad event oc-
CURED NtnAtlNdN MORNING an os"Y NlvNh
at 3l3 Randolph street
This young man was eighteen years Of
age. strong and handsome and fun of
energy and promise. He was a student
Of Richmond College and was success
fu IN his studies and popular with the
faculty and students
He lately came 10 Richmond with his
father, but he had already made many
friends. He was an active and consist
ent member OF his fathers church.
His funeral will take place at the
Randolph Baptist church this
afternoon at 1 O'Clock. and the remains
will be taken TO Chicago for interment
Dr. Hatcher Will have charge OF the
funeral services and requests the Bap-
list pastors OF the city TO be present and
take part.
William VI. Jones.
ASHLAND. VA. Dec. Especial
Mr.. VIM VI. Jones died al o'clock this
morning az his home here. aged sixty
eight. from heart trouble. which with
other complications he had been some
time afflicted with. He was for a number
OF years "a member OF the Episcopal
church and was treasurer ana senior war
den Of ST. James Episcopal church here.
Mr.. Jones is the son OF Rev. Or. Alex
ander Jones former rector OF St Paul $
church. in this city, and is survived By
his wife and five children. two brothers
Or. George w Jones. OF this city, and
Captain Lorraine r. Jones. Of 81. Louis
Mo, and two sisters Mrs. 4. y. {. Price
and Mrs General William =. Craighill
He has for the past several years been
IN the employ of the government, In the
Office Of the James River Improvement
Company.
His remains will be taken 10 Hollywood
for burial. leaving here on the 1858 train
tomorrow. The funeral services will be
held at ST. James Episcopal church here
at O'Clock. The funeral will proceed from
Elba Station direct Hollywood. The pail
bearers Will lie r. A. Bowman, Walter
Williams. George Anderson. James Chen
cry. j. NJ. Stone, DR.. G. Il. Jones, John
Addison, Percy IIawes. William Brown.
Mrs. Amelia Campbell.
STAUNTON. VA, Dec. &.-Special.-
Mrs Amelia Campbell. mother OF Mrs
Walter Q. Hulihen. died last night at the
rectory after an illness or several week
She was over eighty years Cd. Mrs
Campboi waf a native and resident y.
Wheeling " Va, and was the Widow
OF the late Judge Campbell OF that city
She was OF a most distinguished fam
lily herself, and for many years was a
leader in the social circles OF Wheeling
Her remains vii! be Iassn 10 Whseing
fer interment.