Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
MRS. ELIZABETH LEARY DEAD.
This Estimnbie Lady Passes Auny a,
an Advanced Age.

Mrs. Elizabeth X. Leary. an aged .ss,
and one held In anectiOnate regard ly
wide circle OF friends. died at the RESI-.
dence of Major James ID. Patton. Ed
west Franklin street, yesterday m0rr.nr
at s o'clock. She had been do FOR a .or.
time, and IL was apparent 90 The loved
ones who watched at her bedside ,5..
the end was drawing near.
Deceased was the widow OF Ar. Tf.r..
IL. Lcary, q lawyer OF marked a..,
who, though q native Of EoUllOu. IS.
moved 10 this city in 1871 ir0Iu
Pa, and resided here up tO ls la
fifteen years ago. She was ID native
EastOn and "a years old, having d...
born January 10, 1875. Her father. CAB.
tain David Wagner, was a. Distinguish
citizen oil Pennsylvania, beside.
filling other positions of honor. rept...a.
ed ms district In Congress.
Mrs. Lsary leaves three children. These
are Mr.. David Leary, OF AmeIia, Az
+. G. Woodward, wife ot prof. s,
Woodward, OF the University of Soul.
this city. The late Thomas Leiry. NI,
married Miss Nora Purcell, sister 0l Colo.
mel John b. Purcell, was another 500.
Mrs. Leagy was possessed of "a character
essentially gentle and pure. While a.
ways acknowledging the calls and Dr..
NNA'lI'lAr u FHiANAff tiN fN'N |'...|.
the retirement Of home ltc. She Hae .r.
e%minently a devoted wife ana a loving
and induigent mother.
The funeral Will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at 4 O'Clock trom S. p.l.s
church. OF which she had long ho.h a4
earnest member.
Interment in II. Johns Bur,in g.
Ground.
The remains Of Mrs. Mary g.. Grna
who died at MOuntcaStle. AH.. Ease lr.
day. were brought here sunday and l
TERED i'm the buryiug-ground at 0t F.
johns church. This is the first ufarmg
which has taken place In thar ulrl,
ground in many years. anu naturally 3
attracted some attention. TIE FlHIf l-
longing 20 MIS-. r.. v. Good Was Opened
for the purpose, and the body was placed
therein. The vault had NOT bean ol...l
since 1857. whom the Remains ~ Mrs.
Elizabeth l.. jerks We're deposited tA.n,
and when the slab was taken of Two
metallic and one mahogany Baskets IA
excellent state of preservation We're r-
veaied. Mrs. Griffith Was Niece M Sis
GOode. and was in her bitH irlr
Funeral of Mrs. Ruin.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ellen s Hafn.
widow Of Colonel Frank o. hif.n. one
Of Virginia. most distlngul neg e0n. .I.
long Second Auditor OF tne ef, i'.A
place Yesterday at $3.50 II. ST.. I0m N0NN-
mental church, OF wflch she 1911" I'D. -
Rev. William A. Barr and ReN j. j.
Gravatt OBLIGATED. and tn, -ei,e
deeply solemn and impressive
HYMNS sung were, 81 Heard inf
Jesus Saw" and Jesus. Lover nl
Soul" and the funeral chants ",it
tifullv sung by The sweet voices OF To
Monumental choir.
A large number of friends were pres
and the casket was covered WIFI '"''
Airs 1Irs Rumn WIS not only esteemed ID
social circles. where she charmed ~, ,
body bv her gracious manner un1 40
charitable work her interest," 81
bounds. Truly "A lofty |o"'"" "'
on to the great beyolu.
Funeral OF Miss Nellie N'"''
The funeral Of Miss Nellie Neaie e',
nIace from ST. Peters Cathedral ye7lcINty
ppaorntnS at 10 o'clock. The services VS.
OF q very impressive nature, ana WtIc
tended bv n large number OF sorro" Z
friends. Solemn requiem mass Na7
brated by Very Rev. Father Ilelney
Bishop Van de EyVer rec e.' IA ~
Tor the dead. The casket was mo l.
bv beautiful flowers. The INTERIM
was made at Hollywood. CO.
The funeral services Of MI Geol T,
FISHER. IT.. were held M the home oi IS
1909 west Main slIe.t'
NJ clarke. Of st. James church, oii.iiNI %
ofter which the remains were t1ttN It'd
povhatan county n Inferred ll
burying-ground al 'Wlno-.it
service there being conducted by tN. h'
Martin Johnson, OF 81 LUX
lanes G. Harwood. John f. WIZ.
smith. Charles Peasants, John
Richard II. Wren, ana /. S'
Barraud.