Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
MIR. JOHN j JAMESON.


yesterday announcing the sudden de-
mise of Mr.. John j. Jamison, of Alex
andria, at Bluefeld w. Va, Sunday.
The deceased was well and favorab y
known in this city, where he had n
large number of true and tried friends,
who will learn with sorrow of his I'M
timely death. Mr.. Jamison was past
grand regent of the Royal Arcanum of
Virginia, having filled with conspicuous
ability that Office for two terms, during
which he paid official visits to all the
councils in this jurisGiction, and stimu-
lated the memh"- 3 to greater activity
in the cause 1y his zeal and enthu-
siasm. He was n gallant Confederate
soldier. having served the cause of the
South throughout the war with I'M
daunted courage in the Washington
Artillery, of New Orleans. After the
close of hostiliues he married in Alex
andrla. where he has since resided. He
was the truest type of a gentleman
and never failed to impress all with
whom he came in contact with his
kindly heart and charming manners.
Major w. f. Irwin left yesterday even
ing to attend his funeral. which will
take place at his home to-day
MRS. SUSAN ADAMS GUILD.
The Baltimore Sun of Sunday has the
Following account OF the funeral of Mrs
Guild:
The funeral OF Mrs. Susan Adams
Guild. wife OF Mr.. Charles II. Guild
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from
her late residence, 1915 Edmondson ave-
nue.. Rev. Albert ~. Studebaker, assist
cd by Rev. Mr. Manhart, officiating.
me interment was In Loudon Park
cemetery. Mrs. Guild was the oldest
daughter uf the late Collins and Almira
raft Thayer. of Norfolk, Va. Mrs.
Guild had two children, n son and a
Hn Lot Of
her."
MRS GEORGIANNA TENNIS.
Mrs. Georgianna Tennis. of Carroll
ton, Isle of Wight county, Va, who
had been sick for the past three months
at the Norfolk Protestant Hospital,
died at that institution Sunday The
deceased was IS years old and was the
wife of Mr. Joseph Tennis. Her re-
mains were forwarded to Smithfeld
Yesterday morning by the Old Domin-
ion steamer
MRS. CATHERINE OLIVER.
The venerable Mrs. Catherine oliver
dled ct the home of her son. Mr.. w.
w. oliver. near Broad Creek, Norfolk
county. at 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The tnterment will be in the fam
lily burial ground in the county at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
MIR. JAMES H. SIMMONS.
Mr.. James II. Simmons, son of Mr.
James Simmons and well-known in
Norfolk. died at the home of his father
NO. Ill Cove street. Sunday afternoon.
aged Sc years. The funeral will be
held from the residence at 10 o'clock
this morning.
MIR. CHARLES S. GORGAs.
The obsecuies of Mr.. Charles &.
Gorsas whose death occurred suddenly
at his home. No. 123 North Marshall
avenue, Brambleton. Saturday morning.
was held from the residence SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock and was conduct
ed by Rev. c. e. Woodson, of St.
Peters p. T.. Church. assisted by Rev.
j. j. Hall. d. D.. of Park Avenue Ban
list Church. The remains were laid TO
rest IN Elmwood Cemetery with Ma
sonic honors. Following were the pail
bearers Messrs. James ]. Gray, II. d.
Stewart, Wesley w. Hosier. John IT.
small. w. c. Deming, George w. Jen-
kins and II. Chisnell.
MIR. CHARLES WELDON.
Mr.. Charles Weldon, for many wears
a resident OF Norfolk. who has been in
declining health for several years. and
lett here some months ago for his ma
tive home. Raleigh. N. c., with the hone
OF recuperating, died in that city last
Saturday. The deceased Mas-rep,.-r,r,I,=
uIar here. and was a brother-n-law of
Mr.. Abe Moses. OF Windsor avenue.
Brambleton Ward, who left Sunday
morning to attend the funeral in Raj
eigh yesterday.