The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Lnmcs VI. Gentry.

Mr. James NJ Gentry died at his resi-
dence No. l06 north Morris street, al
o'clock last night lie had been i'll for
two or three weeks.
Mr.. Gentry was I'm the prime Of life,
being only about thirty-hve years Of age.
He belonged 20 an old Richmond family.
His father. who died a number or years
ago. was FOR a long time agent for the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, when the depot was
on lower Broad street. His widowed
mother survives him.
Mr. Gentry was until recently a to-
bacc0 broker al No l0i south Thirteenth
street. his partner being Mr.. A. Parham
Moon. lie was a gentleman OF an amia-
BILE and sociable disposition. and had
many friends. He was most enthu-
siastic Mason and only recattly a badge
was presented 10 him for faithful work
I'm the order.
Mr.. Gentry married a Miss Cary. who
survives him with three children.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not been made.
Mrs. Josie Hewlett Chandler.
Mrs Josie Hewlett Chandler wife Of
Mr. J. e.. Chandler died suddenly sun
day evening about o'clock a. the home
Of her mother. Mrs VI. A. Hewlett. NO.
COS north Twenty-hfth street Her sick
ness was Of a few hours duration, ana
was brought about by spasms Mrs.
Chandler was "a native Of New Kent
county. and there she was married 10
Mr. Chandler. shoe-drummer or VIDE
popularity. This occupation he still pur-
sues. Deceased was a member of Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church. ana
a true Christian. She leaves a husband
nal 4 ID
sides other immediate relatives
Tho funeral took place from the late
residence at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon. and the remains We're carried 20
New Kent county for interment
Rev. W. Il. Smithey.
Paw " r.. smithey. Of the Methodist
church while preaching Sunday after
noon M Greenwood. one OF his churches
h, charge. about eight miles from hlch-
rnond was stricken with apopleNy.
trs vas carried 10 the home Of Mr.. W.
G soav near Brook Hill, and an tna'
medical skill could devise WAS zone lor
,'t. rcref but ia vain were all efforts 70
rf, remainea IN an unconscious CON
ai,ior until about four o'clock TUESDAY
,,,orninr when death put an end 10 MS
srfrering. His wife. two Of MS cniluieh
and MS brother. Prof. r. &. smltney, OF
psnso,ph- Macon College. were Win him'
Iittle Rosa Mcdowell.
-..,,,5av Rosa. the three-year-old
l.ars ~ MIR and Mrs George W, NJ
T,l,,7su ,-ho live at 40. oelS oeH 49,,
itreef Fulton. fell into a tuo OF S0a'u'"e
water and was terribly puni,.eg efforts the
Ia spite Of the best medical. elio ,,sfared
.,Ws Sted Monday night, having suhe'eH
,.'.'u o,,t,rousiy since the accident
~ s,,neral will take place AT II 1'o0A
this morning from the resiaeh0e'
John Hiner
A toiae,raro was received from Troutyine
,,esterSsv announcing the death Oh al.
Iobn Uiner. which occurred at that p.@ee .
s.osterdsv morning. No particulars were
given. Mr. Hiner was sesemss -,
years of age and was one % conntv'
prominent farmers of Botetourt Sy gSn'y
lie leaves a widow and fourteen ch.uie e.
ali married. among them Mrs. =. a
Ezekiel OF this city. She went 10 lrou'-
willie Yesterday to attend the Iuhe''''
John L.. Cardweli.
Early Yesterday morning Veteran Jonn
i. Cardwell died at the Soldiers Home
he belonged 10 the Ninth Regiment Cav
airy. Virginia Volunteers. and came 10
the home in February, 1888.
His funeral will take place from the
Home cndpet inns tci"ooH a. " -"
Rev. I.andon II. Mason conducting the
services.
Mrs. Mary Blankensbip.
Mrs Mary Blankenship, wife Of Mr..
Alonzo ID. Blankenship. died yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock at her residence
No. 2403 east Main street.
Mrs. Blankenshlp was in the 10th year
Of her age. and was highly esteemed by
her many friends.
Captain w. A. s. Taylor.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 11.-Spe-
cial.-Captain W. A. S. Taylor died at
$40 o'clock this morning at his home at
disney on the Roads. Just above the city.