The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
OBITU AIRY.
Mrs. Mark .. Hankins.

The death Of Mrs. Mark o. Hanklns
took place at New Ford's Hotel yester-
day evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs Hankins had been III but a short
while, and the immediate cause Of her
death was heart failure. aggravated
by paralysis. She came 10 Richmond
about a week ago from Rio. AlDemarle
county, and was then I'm apparently good
health and happy spirits, but a few
days later she was stricken with paraly-
sis, and she gradually sank until the grim
reaper took her away yesterday alter
noon.
All that medical science could do was
done by Or. George Ross. Of Richmond.
and Dr. S. u. Drcwry. Of Centralia. the
latter being summoned Wednesday, but
their efforts were fruitless. as the case
was O hopeless one.
Her husband was at her side when
she died. and, while deeply gheved, bore
his great loss with Christian courage
and fortltude. Mrs. Hankins leaves no
children, but a brother. Mr. Anthony
Blrchette Of Vicksburg Miss. and a
sister Mrs. Clay Drewry, of Richmond,
are left 10 mourn their loss.
Mrs. Hanklns was woman OF lofty
Christian character. gentle, kind and
unassuming. and her friends and those
who loved her were myriad. whenever
she appeared her kindly light shone upon
all. and her presence added lusire 20 any
brilliant occasion. AS Christian she
was devout and sincere, and the church
loses ono of IT'S shining examples.
Mrs. Hankins was Miss Annie L. BIZ
chette and he was a native OF Nicksburg'
Miss. where she was born forly-hNe
years ago.
The remains were taken TO the resi-
dence Of Major Clay Drewry NO 2l4 east
Franklin street and the funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Mr.. Hankins is a prominent civil ensi-
neer and was FOR some time the ehsl-
neer Of the Richmond Telephone Com
pany. and has recently completed the
survey of a railrosd I'm West virginia.
Mrs. william \. Wilson.
Mr.. Charles Harwood. of this city, yes
terday received a telegram announcing
The death in Kansas City. Mo, yesterday
OIL Mrs. William A. Wilson, after an Ill
ness of four days.
The news came in the nature OF q
shock. as II was not known here that
Mrs wilson was seriously III. NO fur-
Their particulars were received. and no
information was given as u the funeral
arrangements but It IS. presumed the
remains will be inferred IN hsn Z, ely
N
iock Of this city and was well known
here. where she had numoer OF distant
reiativps and a large number or friends.
She married Mr.. Wilson a. year or so
40 and moved 20 Kansas CITY 10 i've.
Most OF her near relatives reside In New
York.
Mrs. Willie l.. Daily.
Mrs. Willie p. Daily died at $3.50 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon az the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. Mary BROOKS No. 0i
west Grace street.
She is survived by one daughter Mrs.
d. X Walthall Notice or the tunerai
will be published later.
Donald Innes.
Donald lines. native Of Gleniivat,
Scotland, died az . o'clock yesterday
morning al his home. Granite, va. In
the slxty-hfth year OF his age.
Writ T.. Hazlegrove.
GREEN BAY. VA. Feb. l6-Speciai-
Mr.. Writ H.. HazlegrOve, son OF MT
John Hazleerove, died at an early hour
this morning His death was very SUD
den. even before a physician could reach
him. 1t is thought pneumonia and throat
trouble was the cause OF his death
Israel Parker.
EMPORIA. VA. Feb. 16.-SpeciaL-Nr.
Israel Parker. a Confederate veteran.
died yesterday, in the eighty-second year
OF his age at the residence OF Mr.. Henry
Maclin, three miles from Emporia
Mr.. Parker leaves no family, ana had
made bis bona With Mr.. AAsla kos @zY
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