The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
OBIlI AIRY.
Mrs. Camille Perkins

Mrs Camille Perkins wife OF Mr. John
T.. PERKINS. died yesterday morning az %
O'Clock al her residence. 80. COS west
Cary street
Mrs. Perkins was "a daughter of the
Iatc capt james IT, Pemhert0n and was
woman of nne character and adml-
rahIe traits She was in the thirty-sec-
ond year of her age. and leaves three
small children.
The funeral win take place This after
noon at 4 o'clock from 81. Andrews
church and The ntermc1t viii uc IN
shockoe 1901 cemetery.
Mrs. ~aIiic Lcwi~ WORKMAN.
Mrs sauia Lew Worlham. wife OF The
late Richard o. Workman. died at her res-
ideuco. 80 SO Park avenue. yesterday
morninf no $500 o'clock after an extended
illness. She Jeff one s0u. Mr. X. a.. Noi-
than. Dr.. and four daughters. Mrs. War
rem Tally. of New York. and Misses El.le
q Sauie 3d.. and Fannie Workman. BEE
-jla- the members of her family large
number off friends viii Doc deeply rr eVel
fo f.arn of her death. The funeral viii
take place this afternoon at 1880 % CLOCK
from Holy Trinity church.
Miss Lucy ~. Madison.
MIS-. Iurv B Madison died Yesterday
n,ofuinc rf 1875 o'clock at the residence Oh
her ncnhew. W. VI. Madison. NO -oV5 east
Marshall street. She was 800 the sixty
sixth year of Der aee all "a- - na'. w..
of King and Queen county. having re
moved fo this city several years ago.
Miss Madison had been il iof NUN
ber of wears and her 0rH.. M"r
.avupcral She was member OBJ L''5"
Street Baptist church. r..,,.,.
The funeral VIII take place on IlldF
,,,[,,f,'g an d o'clock frUm ODE residence
and the lntcrmcut VIII ue at oaA"ood-
Nj. John Davis thr'sHan
4yNcugrRG VA. Starch Especial
NJ t.r, NM. Cruaan who for two
,rseks past has been Dbl with pneumonia
,...s.J away this morning shorty after
,..,l4el, I'd The home Oh h.a lalhei on
r,,,rt street. lie was tle ELDEST son OF
A. csr,flus Christian. and was porn III
H. ,it, November 26 l,t2. being there
f,.-. .f.ut thirty-sN years ot d-r. nus
education was received az lhe private
school of Alr. a.. S.. Latham ANA '".el
40 Reliavue Academy ON leaving His
'..,- trstifrtiou Doe engaged in the lear
tobacco business with Mi. 'e'I-' '"-
~ several years. but later moved To-
Roanoke county. where He eH-"6'N 4'
farming for "a short uni'.
p.turriro to tre Dfty 1o became
,,.,,bor mi the hardware firm of Watts.
CHRISTIAN AZ watts. which itm ftne Md-f
,,.''n The death ~ ar. Charles Watts
't,..,,ood ii, thlt Of Christian. be4siey a.
~ Since the dissolution 81 that ts-
enlistment few years ago. Mt 'hfi.-
liam had not been engaged ln i've ou'--
ness ..-i..,
About thirteen wears go no was united
in marriage 10 Miss Lizzie Hutter. daueh-
ter of Major r. $ Huuer ana Us sur
,.,rod bv her. one daughter and two
THOSE who know Mr.. Christian most
trtimatelv valued his friendship greatly
e,~ gof only was be always genial g0o'
hearted and kind 10 all. bur as friend
he was true as steel. and considered no
sacrifice too great 20 make for those he
esteemed.
He was a supporter N the y " O. A.
and took great interest in its success
and the welfare Of the young men who
belonged 10 IL.
DIR. b. T. Cosby.
PETERSBURG. VA. March 2a-Spe-
cial-Dr b. r Cosby the oldest dentist
in Petersburg and widely known through
out the state. died tonight OF dropsy
of tho heart after an illness Of some
months
He WAS horn In Amelia county on the
18th dav NJ January. 1897. he spent his
hoyhood DAYS in Hanover county and
canoo - Petersburg I'm 1852 and has prao-
ticed his profession here ever since. lie
never married He was a brother n
George W Cosby. Of Charlottesville, Va.
p~"iamin y. Smith.
WINCHESTER. VA. March 20.-Spc
,ial Mr.. BENJAMIN + Smith. a leading
resident Of the county. and an eX-Con-
soldier died at his residence at
yancuse last night The cause OF his
leatk was pneumonia
II was sivty-soven years OF age. and
Is survived hy wife
During the war he served in Company
A. First Virginia Cavalry lie was
member Of Turner-Ashby Camp. Confed-
crate Veterans. OF this city.
Mr.. Rcub~n D1Hna".
PETERSBURG. VA. March 2a-Spe.
ciat-Afr. Reuben Donnan died at his
home IN this city this morning at 10
o'clock after a protraeted Illness. The de-
ceased was one Of the best known young
men in Petersburg He had for years
past been employed as private night
Waterman for stores and was always
faithful In the discharge OF his duty.