Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
MIR. J. FREDERICK MARITIME.

Mr.. j. Frederick MARITIME died sudden
ly at his home on Tunstall avenue at
l2:3O y. III. Sunday. The circumstances
attending his demise are most distress
ing. He rose early in the morning Of
that day in perfect health, and attend
cd the IL o'clock services at the Chris
tan Memorial Temple. came home and
spoke of how much he enjoyed the sing
ing and sermon and when dinner was
announced. sat down at the table and
ate freely. After finishing his meal he
went to the chamber where his wife has
been SICK for several weeks and reliev-
de the trained nurse, Miss Harris, so
that she could get her dinner. He sat
down by the bedside and began to fan
his wife. when he was heard to make
sudden groans which attracted the at
tention Of the nurse. who ran immcdi-
ately TO the room to find Mr.. MARITIME
with his head inclined upon the pillow
beside his wife, and III an unconscious
state lie Sasped twice and died al
most instantly. Only eight minutes
elapsed from the time OF his attack TO
his decease. His body was viewed later
by physician who pronounced the
cause of death apopleNy.
MIR. Martina was born In Baltimore,
Md. His Wife who was a Miss Porter.
is from New Kent county. Va. lie
came to Norfolk with his family from
West Point. Va. about three years
ago and made his home on Tunstan
avenue. where he has since resided. He
WAS in the employ OF the Southern
Railway. having been connected with it
FOR number of years and possessed
the confidence Of that company He
was a most excellent citizen, Il member
Of the Christian Memorial Temple. and
his untmely death is deeply deplored
by Il large circle of friends and ac-
quaintanCes. His sorrowing widow and
only child 1ittla oil ri nf
though deeply afflicted by his removal
from earth, are reconciled to their sad
lot. believing that their loss is his eter-
nal gain.
The funeral will be held from the res
idcnce at 4:30 this afternoon.
MRS. MARGARET l.. BILLUPS.
The obscquies of the late Mrs. Mar
garct T.. Billups. wife OF Capt Frank S.
Billups. who passed away at her home,
No. 30 Willoushby avenue. Bramblc-
ton, Saturday at $50 p. m. were held
from McKcndrcc NJ. L. Church Sunday
afternoon ut O'Clock in the presence
of Il large congregation OF sorrowing
friends and relatives. The services
were conducted by her former pastor,
Rev. w. II. Edwards. of Centenary
Church. assisted by Rev. X. NJ. Chand-
Ter. of Chestnut Street Church., Berk-
ley. Rev. Edwards in his funeral dis
course. paid an eloquent tribute TO the
pure Christian life of the deceased.
saying that her death was precious in
the sight OF the Lord" The floral tri-
butcs We're beautiful and appropriate.
The remains were laid TO rest in Elm
wood Cemetery. Following were the
pail-bearers: Messrs. Alonzo Mercer.
Ryland White. y. Jenries. Julian Rus
sell. Ava Tatem. a. G. Griswold. c. II.
Parlctte and Robert Waddy.
MISS SUSAN +. PHILLIPS.
The many friends of Miss Susan r.
Phillips were srieved to learn OF her
death. which occurred at the home OF
her brotherin law, MIR. y. Williamson.
No. 30 Willoughby avenue, Branblc-
ton. at o'clock Sunday morning in the
Goth year OF her age The deceased was
a most estimab!c woman and dcvou;
Christian. She was the daughter OF the
late Thomas Il. and Fannie Phillips.
Her funeral Will be held from the res
idcncc at II O'clock this morning.
MIR. OSCAR NrCLENNAN.
The funeral OF this well known and
popular young citizen was held from
Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and was
largely attended. Nandaiia Lodge of
Odd Fellows. and Industry Council, Jr.
O. u. y. NJ. OF which the deceased was
Il member, attended in bodies. The SER
u
Hatcher. of Queen Street NJ. l.. Church.
and the interment was in Elmwood
Cemetery.
PEARLIE l.. SIEBERT.
Pearlie l.. Siebort the interesting O.
ycar-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam S!ebcrt, died ~ the home OF her
parents. Underwood, at $40 n. M. yes
terday. The funeral Will he held from
the residence at i.3O o'clock this aft
ernoon
HERBERT Il. BOSLEY.
Yesterdays Baltimore sun SAYS: The
funeral Of MIR Herbert X. Bosley, who
died from the effects of inhalng gas at
Norfolk. Va. took place Saturday from
the home of his father Mr. Samuel
Boscy. at Monliton. Baltimore county
urday morning in charge of the de-
ccased'S brother. Mr.. G. H. Boslcy, divi-
sion passenger agent of the Norfolk and
Western railway. Services were con
Quoted at the home by Rev. George c.
Bacon. OF Baltimore. a friend OF the
family. The pall-bearcrs were Messrs
Frank Sparks. Harry Matthews. Elmer
Miller. Charles Pcarce. Frank Shep-
hard and Richard Sparks Before the
remains left Norfolk services were con-
Quoted there by Rev. Carl Grammcr
and Rev. DR.. w. j. Young.
DEATH Of AN INFANT.
Syble Julette. the infant son of Mr..
Robert l.. ana Mrs Ruth Dunn, died
yesterday evening at o'clock at the
residence of the parents, No. 3l5 Cor
Prev avenue. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at . o'clock.
COL. JULIAN CARR INTERESTED