The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary jefferson TeusIcr

Mrs Mary jefferson TeusIcr
Mrs. Mary jefferson Teusler died at
the residence of her son. DR. r. b. Teus-
| ler 81 east Grace street, yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock, aged hfty-three
years. She had been Ill for some time
and her death was not unexpected.
Mrs. Teusler was the daughter OF Dr.
Archibald Boiling, promident physician
who resided near Lynchburg. Va.
In 1866 at the close Of the war she mar
RED Rudolf q. Teusler, n native OF Ger
! many. but who came to this country early
in life and served CALAMITY in the Con-
| federate army as a member OF the
| Twelfth Alabama Regiment. He belong
| ed to a prominent German family and
was cultured gentleman After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Teusler spent sew
| eral years In Europe. Returning 10
| America they resided in Rome. Ga. sub
sequently removing TO Norfolk where Mr..
| Teusler died
Mrs. Teusler came to Richmond I'm 1884
| and became prominently Identified with
| educational work She was an accom-
| plshed lingulst and her work a. an in
| structor in the modern languages was
| highly appreciated by the educators Of
| the city Mrs Teusler was a member OF
| Monumental Episcopal church ana until
| prevented by Illness was active m church
| work. Possessing a warm. unselhsh ma
| ture she devoted much OF ner time 20
f, charitable work and made many sacri-
| fees for others She belonged 10 an old
| and honored Virginia family and was
| widely connected and leaves numerous
| relatives I'm this state many Of whom are
In Richmond. She is survived by one
| brother DR. william II. Rolling. OF
| Wvtheville and one sister. Mrs Robert
| Waddell. Of Little Rock, Ark. DR.. Teus-
| Ter Is her only child.
| Mrs. Teusler was endowed with firm
! character and impressed others with H.
| Her life was filed with zeal and her days
| crowded with activity Tireless. pauent.
persevering. she impressed All with hish
| sense OF the responsibility of HE great
mission. Sre was gentle and warm-heart-
Cd hut vithal Of an unchanging fixed
| moss Of ntirnose In the right. Her dealh
| will be deeply deDlored.
| THO funeral will take place this after
| mon NJ 4.20 O'Clock from the residence
! conducted nv Pev Peni. Dennis ~ W
chester. = relative NJ Mrs. Teusier' Inc
interment will he in Hollywood
Mrs. Margaret Nueent.
trs Margaret Nugent died at O'Clock
| Thursday afternoon at her residence. NO
! an north Twenty-ninth street ageu ~
| tv-nine years. She was weh-hno"N
| resident Of Richmond FOR many years
and was the widow of the late John Nu-
| cent She leaves one son, Mr. j. i. NJ
gent -. ,.o,, {,
| patricx's church at o'clock this atter-
noon.
Mrs Selcne Mcintyre.
Mrs seline Mcintyre. widow Of Mr.. J.
7 NcIntrvre. died at 4:l5 o'clock yesterday
| T,orntng Al the residence Of her sister,
/ No oa2 east Leigh street.
| Mrs MCINTYRE was a highly esteemed
and most estimable lady. She leaves
four children-John l.. Blanche, Alma
and Pearl.
| She was a consistent member OF 81.
Peters Cathedral. from which the fune-
raj will take place at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Rev. James Il. Clayton.
| IYNCHBURG, VA. April Especial
| Rev. James X. clayton. pastor or the
| Methodist Episcopal Church. south, on
| Cleveland avenue, South LynchDurg, dIed
al 9.l5 this morning AT the Home and Re
| treat.
Mr.. Clayton had an attack Of pneumon a
| in January. and a few weeks ago was
stricken with typhoid fever. He was
| taken TO the Home and Retreat about a
| week ago.
| Deceased was native Of Brunswick
| county. thirty-fve years OF age, single
| and Joined the Virginia Conference about
two years ago when he was sent here 70
| his first charge.
Resides the church In South Lynchburg
| he had another at Darlington and one
| some eight or nine miles in the county
| No more faithful minister has ever visit-
| cd this section than this consecrated
Young man. who has often walked TO his
| church in the county. preached and re-
| turned on foot 10 conduct two more ser
| vices the same day. He was faithful 70
| the last and even when attacked by fever
he insisted upon holding the usual prayer
meeting. Mr. Clayton's relauNes nav
been notified By telegraph OF ms dea'n
| and I'm their reply they VIII pro1dD''
! designate where he Is 70 ne p"'l,u
II IS said that he was Master N 'eiI
~ a lodge I'm the neighnorhoou ol niS wv
| home.
c,n,ain Thomas II. McDcarnan.
D,NvtrJE VA. April Special -
| Cantain Thomas X. McDearman died al
| pocl,v Mount. y g.. az four oclock TINS
| roornine. and the remains will reach here
| tomorrow for interment
| Captain McDearmsn was one or Dan
| ines oldest citizens For many years
| no was prominently Identified with the
| leaf tobacco business here. being the
nroprietor of one Of the larger ware
houses.
He was postmaster Of Danville under
! Clevelands first administration. For
| the pat two years he had lived with his
son in Rocky Mount.
Mr.. William j. Mcadors