The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28
gan, August Miltz, James n. Brown, and
MesdameS Miltz and Mary Stubbs.
OBTTU AIRY.
Patterson Bayne.

Mr. Patterson Bayne ded yesterday
morning at Z O'Clock at the Valentine
House corner Ninth and Capitol Streets,
where ne has long been resident He
was in the seventy-seventh year of his age
and had been III i'll health for several
years.
Mr.. Bayne had been a citizen OF Richmond
for many years and has numbers OF
friends and acquantances VINO Wall deep
IL regret to near of his demise. For some
time past he has not been, on account
of i'll health, actively engaged in business
but will De well remembered as sue
cessful merchant broker.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Jennie Bayhe
and one son, Mr.. Patterson Bayne il, OIL
washington. The funeral will take place
tomorrow probably from the First Bap-
list Church, of which Mr.. Bayne was
member.
Mrs l.. II. j ter.
Mrs T.. II. Jeter, wife Of Mr.. L. ii.
Jeter, of the Broolland School Baord, dleo
Yesterday morning at 10 O'CLOCK d. Hei
residence, on Ladys Mile Road. In Hen
rico county. she NAG peeA duile ' ~
The funeral will take place at 8 O'Clock
+his afternoon from the Barton HelShts
Baptist ChT"nh.
Olivia Lee MCGOWAN.
DIVA Lee. ine infant daughter OF VII
liam MCGOWAN. died at O'Clock yestet-
day morning at the residence OF net Ia
ON Central Road. Henrico county, ai.sL q
short Illness The funeral Will take ptaoe
this afternoon at ciocA on
Baptist Church.
CAPTAIN Il. NJ. Page.
nv Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, October 21.--The War
Da,3rtment is Informed that Captain &.
At poe of the Porto Ilico Volunteer IN
fantrv. died at Havana, OF yellow leVeI'
on the 25th instant, III his thirty-eiShth
year. y.;r-ini,
,nd ioined the army in. June. 1898, as q
contain and assistant adJ7hant-Sererai-
He attended the funeral OF MAJOR Peter
son, who died of yellow fever IN IA Ssiia'
IN the 18th instant, and 1t S peaeEea toii-
tracted the disease, of which he dted, on
that occasion.
CAPTAIN page was the son of Captain
THOMAS Jefferson Page, of the Confede-
rate States Navy, and first cousin o..
Prof. John +. Page, of the University OIL
Virginia. Captain Page was formerly
professor of modern languages at the Uni
versisv OF Virginia. He is survived by
his wife. VINO was a Miss Chichester, Of
Petersburg, Va.
j. j. SamuelS.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.}
NORFOLK, VA, October 2i.-Mr- J. J.
samuels, head of the firm OF Vlcsery and
Germany. Norfolk, booksellers, IS dead
FRIENDS here were advised yesterday that
Mr.. samuels. who was in New York buy
ing holiday books, had para!ytc stroke.
He was put aboard the Old Dominion
liner Guvandotte, bound for Norfolk He
died aboard that ship at ten O'Clock last
night.
Mr.. Samuels was fifty-six years old and
mas been a bookseller here since 1885.
He was a highly esteemed gentleman
Edward Dewey.
By Associated Press.)
MONTPELIER VT. Oct. 27-Edward
Dewey. brother of Admiral Dewey. has
died at his home in this city. He had
been ill for several months. with kidney
trouble. but his death was unexpected
He was seventy-one years of age. He
served in the Civil War as quartermastsr
of the Eighth Vermont Regiment.
Mrs. e. S. Holiday.
Especial Dispatch to tbs TtEes)
SUFFOLK, VA. October 2.-Mrs. Emily
susan Holiday, widow OF the late Major
Francis D. Holiday, who saw Confederate
service in the Sixteenth Virginia Resi-
ment. died tonight. near Suffolk, aged
eiel1ty-three years g5ss,N55 ~