The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-24

morning at the residence OF Capitals
George Watt Taylor. 2il1 east Grace
street. where she had resided for the
past fifteen years.
Aunt Mary" was not 2 servant and
was regarded and respected IS one OF
the family. She was nearly seventy
years Of age She was born IN Amelia
county. and when Mrs. Taylor's mother
died, Aunt Mary" took charge of Ter
and always the strongest attachment
existed between them.
Deceased was a member OF st. Jmcs
Methodist church (whiel. and was a
most devoted member. The funeral VIII
take lace az the srave in Hollywood
this afternoon, the remains leav-
ing the residence mt O'Clock The male
members OF the family IN which she
lived will be the paii-bearers.
Mrs. :. VI. Latham.
News was received here yesterday 81
the death Of Mrs ). NJ Latham, which
occurred yesterday morning al 2.O
o'clock az her home in Washington Mrs.
Latham had been ill about "a month. she
was eighty-two years old Mrs. Latham
had visited Richmond frequently. aud
had made many friends here. The funer-
al will take place In Washington.
She left six children. Mrs. r.. New
man Eubauk OF Newport News; Mrs
A. ~. Alternately OF Richmond. Miss Ella
g. Latham. Of Washington: Miss J.. r..
Latham, OF Washington. Professor Wood
Vile Latham. Of New York, and Mr Il.
f. Latham. OF Washington.
Mrs. Rebcccs 4. Hill
Mrs Rebecca +. HILL widow Of Nat
Bush Hill, died al the Baptist Home for
Aged Women Sunday night
She was for many years the beloved
Z matron Of the Home Her pure and lovely
/ character endeared her 10 all with whom
she came In contact. She was a deVout
+ member Of the calvary Baptist church,
| from which place her funeral viii take
| place this afternoon at O'Clock.
JohnJ. Jameson
| ALEXANDRIA, VA. Jan. % Special
| The body Of Mr.. John J. Jameson. who
| died Saturday night at Bluefeld, w. Va,
| arrived In this city this morning and
was taken TO his home here TO await the
! burial obsequies al o'clock Tomorrow
! MIR. Jameson was one Of the best known
| and esteemed citizen OF Alexandria. and
! his sudden death away from home was
| shock 10 the community.
At the time of his death he WIS past
I regent OF the ROYAL Arcanum and was
/ attending 10 business Of the order IN
/ Hlueheld. lie leaves widow but no chill
| dren.
Captain Thomas RatcIiffe.
! FREDERICKSBURG VA. January
| 2s-Specisl.--The remains Of Captain
| Thomas Radcliffe. who died suddenly a.
/ Salisbury. Md. were brought here to-
day and taken this afternoon by steamer
| TO his home In King George county for
| interment. Captain Radcliffe was a ma
! tive OF Maryland. but came 70 Virginia
! soon after the civil war. He owned the
| Pop Castle farm AMI was highly es-
| teemed. He was sixty years old. A
widow and eight children survive him.
V. Clifford Beamon.
| SUFFOLK. VA. January Especial. 80
| V. clifford Beamon. son OF the late Or.
! John r. Beamon. died to-day at Los We
| gas. New Mexico, whore he went ien
| weeks ago 10 get cured OF consumption.
| He was twenty-five years old. The body
| will be embalmed and remain In New
Mexico till the arrival OF the deceaseds
! uncle. Councilman John B. Norfieet, from
| Suffolk.
The burial will take place here some
| day next week.
Joseph :. jackson.
| FREDERICKSBURG VA, Jan p
Soecial-News was received here to-day
az the death OF Mr. Joseph ;. Jackson az
his home In Orange county. tie had been
| a sufferer for years from a wound re-
ceived during the civil war. when he was
| member of the famous Montpelier
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