Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Their LIES Work Finished and They
Calmly Fall Asleep.

NiiiAlAS <hSiSSP.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cahoon lost by
death on Sunday their infant daughter,
Bonnie EStelle. aged II months. The
funeral took place from their residence
yesterday morning at II o'clock. The
services were conducted by Rev J. H.
Funston, of Trinity p. T. Church. aftc~
which the remains were inferred in
Eimwood Cemetery, in Norfolk.
WILLIAM S. EAVER
The funeral Of Mir. William S. Eaver
took place Sunday morning at o'clock
from Churchlard NJ. Il. Church. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.
BarSaman, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Saw
age. at the conclusion OF the services
the remains were taken to Churchland
Cemetery, followed by Seaside Lodge.
*. of p. OF this city. and Churchland
Lodge, and large number OF sorrow
ing friends. The pall-bearers were:
James Ivans. II. Il. Griffin, john $.
Wright, julius johnson, Joseph Fra
zier, II. NJ. Herbert. l.. C. Richardson
and IL. l.. Watson. the two latter gem
tlemen representing Seaside Lodge. Of
which Mr.. Eaver was member.
MRS. ]. S. WRIGHT.
Yesterday n telegram announcing the
sad intelligence of the death of Mrs.
j. S. Wright, mother of Major j. j..
NJ. Wright. in Baltimore, was received
here. The news was not unexpected. as
Major Wright only recently returned
from her bedside where he was called
on account of his mothers illness. Mrs.
| Wright had reached the advanced age
of % years. and yet up to six months;
| ago was rs sprightly as IL child. She
has for the past five years been living
with her granddaughter. Mrs. Toppn.
in Baltimore. Major Wright and son
left last nigh; for that city. to attend
the funeral. The sympathy OF his many
friends goes with him.
MIR. u. G. JONES.
Sunday afternoon Mt o'clock, ut his
residence, on Middle street, Mr. H. G..
Jones, q well-known ana highly-cs-
tcemcd citizen of this city.passed away,
after somewhat protracted illness
with pneumonia.
"Goody" Jones. as he was called by
his most intimate friends. and they
were legion, was for Il great number
OF years vegetable and poultry deal
er. doing business in our city market.
where he enjoyed Il large patronage and
the confidence of IL host of friends. He
was during the war Il private in Com
pany y, Sixteenth Virginia Regiment.
and is spoken of as being n good SOL
der. In private life he lived so as to
command the respect of all our citizens
as we'll as those who only enjoyed ac-
quaintance with him for Il short while.
He was good husband. kind and gen.
tie, and as u father indulgcnt and at
fectionate. lie was a staunch and
loyal friend and pleasant and true
companion and his association will be
missed by many who were deeply at
tached to him.
Mr.. Jones was So years of age. He
was Mason and Knight Templar, be-
ing Il member of Naval Lodge. No. 100
a., +. ana y. NJ. and of Portsmouth
Commandcry No. .. X. r. lie leaves a
widow ana four children. The funeral
will take place this afternoon from
Court Street Baptist Church.
MRS. VIRGINIA WININGDER.
At 1920 O'Clock Sunday morning Mt
her home. ia2 Clifford street Mrs. Nir-
gina y. Winingdcr, rclict of the late Mr..
Jacob Winingdcr. and mother of Messrs.
George. w. :. and Lou Winingdcr, and
two daughters. Mrs. Glassett, of this
city. and Mrs. Cox. of Michigan, de-
parted this life
The deceased lady had almost reach
ed her seventy-second year lacking
only n few days when the dread sum-
mons came She was about two weeks
ago stricken with paralysis, and on ac-
count OF her advanced age was unable
TO endure the strain
Mrs. Winngder was a member of
Monumental NJ T.. Church, in which
sacred cdiiicc She loved to worship the
only true and living God.
She was greatly esteemed by a large
number of friends, who loved her for
the many virtues she possessed. and
who deeply regret her demise. she was
truly Il good woman. and ii can be said
of her. as it has been of others who
trod the pathway OF life 10 AN ad-
vanced old age. she was the salt Of
the earth"
The funeral will take place at 8
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dencc, in Clifford street. The inter
ment will take place in Oak Grove
Cemetery.
MRS. KATHRINE MCGUIRE.
The funeral OF HTTs. i<athrine NfceIit4+..s-- =
took place Sunday afternoon from 81.
Pauls Catholic Chapel. Rev. Thomas j.
Brady officiating. The services We're
largely attended. The remains were in
tered IL St paul's Cemetery. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as pall-bearers:
Joseph Joyce. Coleman Perkins. Peter
Curran, Thomas Hughes. Peter Gallagh
or, w. NJ. Saunders. William Dolan
and Tobias Bu,lcr.
WILLIAM l.. RUSS.
Mr. William e. Russ, son OF Mr.. Will
liam Russ died yesterday 1T the King
Daughters Homo. The funeral will be
conducted this afternoon from the resi-
dcncc OF his brothcr-in-iaw. Mr.. Boush,
No. 81 Lincoln street.
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