The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

noon at h ho1pe No. 10. North Twenty
seventh Street It is supposed that he
! died some time near the n ode OF tss
| day. Coroner Taylor was called in and
F; pronounced his death due to heart troub.e.
! Mr. Harris was ifty-three years Of
! age End d carpenter by trade He was
| .. native OF Southampton county, Va.
! but had been a resident OF Richmond for
i, the past ten years. Several children sur
| vive b m.
| The remains will be shipped tbs morn
. ing to Wakefield. Va, where the interment
/ vi! take place.
(! Eva G. Mahoney.
; Eva Gard,u Mahoney. daughter OF
i Michael j. and Bueua V. Mahon y. d 81
( at 1890 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a.
! the residence OF her parents No. 1881 East
| Man Street: aged eight years and nns
i months.
/ The funeral WI take place from St
| johns Church. at $50 O'clock t1s after
| noon.
| Miss Fanny White.
| Notice Of the death OF S. Fanny
/. White. OF Bard Avenue. West New Brisa-
| ton, Staten Island, New York. has just
! oeen received here
/ TIA deceased was the daughter OF Eobt.
/ ]. White, tobaccontst, formerly OF this
! city. and was much oetovTd by a de
circle Of relatives and friends n this city
l
| iufilnt Dead.
! Mr.. ane Mrs Beauregard Can't ave
! the sympathy OF Their friends in the
| loss OF their little twin daughter, which
/ occurred Tuesday afternoon at about
| O'Clock.
! The remains were taken yesterday TO
! Bristol, where the intermcnt took place.
captain II. II Il. Adams.
! Especial Dispatch TO The Tiines.)
/ IYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. H--Capta!:
| r. II. T. Adams. d prominent business
i man OF the city. died at his home nera
| tbs afternoon at 10 o,e-ock- aitef IN
J g.=ring iI42ess, aged $ Xty-oue years He
! was taken III with paralysis on February
! I'd but the immediate cause of his death
| was pneumonia, superinduced by the fu-I-
| ure of the heart 20 act properly. Captain
| Adams was born in LynchPurgr on Noveui-
her 6, 1889. II 5 cary youth and manhood
were plssed on the cd nome pace near,
the scene of General Lees surrender III
| AppomIttox county.
| Fur several years before the war he was
| with Tins,ey, Tardy & Williams, In Rich
| ynond but at the outbreak of host!LtteS
| came ITO Lynchours and entered the
| L-ynchburg Home Guard. Company G..
| Eleventh Virginia infantry. He served
throughout the war IN conspicuous
ability. After the war he engaged III sew
eTal successful enterprises and anlaSsed
considerable wealth He was member O.
I the City Council for several terms. presl-
| dent of tie l. rst National Bank. and p eS'-
| ,tier1t of the Virgin q Paving nud Brick
! Company, and Ut the time of his death
! was largely Interested IN coal mining II
| West Virginia and Virginia, being presi-
| dent OF q successful coal mining COM
/ Fany. He WIS also proprietor of the large
leaf tobacco establishment OF Adams;
! Chambers & Co. Captain Adams married
! Mss Sue Lee Scott, daughter OF Mr.
I! Charles Scott ard besides her he is st;r-
/ wed by e.Sh- children, among whom are
! Mrs. II. H. HGr-is. Mr.. r. Il T.. Adams.
| Jr.. and Mr.. c. 5. Adams.
! JOHN Fl. Mycr, Jr.
| Special Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
| FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Nov. II
| Mr.. John Il. Aiyer. Jr.. ou!y son % NJ
| j. II. Niger. and one of the most prrff.-
nent young business men OF tbs city,
! died az ar early hour this morning OF ai1-
! pendicit's. after an illness OF only three
J days. He was stricken suddenly and the
case was so serious TINT an operat' on was
performed yesterday, from which he 1zVsr
rallied
Mr. Mysr was 8 member Of the firm Q.
; Perry G Co. q deacon ana treasurer %
the ? esoy:er.a7 Church. an ACT ve mem
5sr OF the Knights OF Pytasas and ssv-
sr;.l other orders. He leaves one dluSi1-
| ter. Ms Mamie aIyer. His father and
| two sterzAfrs. Mary &. EcAanrode and
| Miss Annie ltyer-aiso survive HIM
| Mrs. w. A. Hrar:i.
Especial Dispatc.. 10 ,Hs TrrlrSl
! LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. 14-Afrs. "
/ a Beard aged eighty years. died al her
/! home in Fairneki Monday morning. from
/, injuries sustained: In fall she vas
! OF marked pIety. She was buried Tues
/ day, her pastor. Rev j. L. Mauza. con-
!! duc.ing the services Mrs Beard was
I married twice. Her FRS. husband was The
! late James Ada!r. o.le sor OF rhi- union
/ survives. Med. -it.atr. OF Lexington
/, few years ago. She was Miss Rachel
I Temp.eton. OF Hsar Fairfield
| Major II rios A fs-sst TO til.
fEy Associated rress.>
louisville ky, Nov. H.-9Iajor
/ Charles Alfred Booth, U. s. A.. quarter
I master IN charge OF the United States ar
/ ser,ft, AT St Louis, died here to-day from
/ pnaurnon.a at the home Of r. s father-ir-
J! Jaw former Governor joh:, foucss
/. Brown.
/ On Saturday Major Booth arrived, here
/! with his wife to y.s't tiae 'at.ess pirents.
| He was then on'y ght,y tnd.spased. but
I, soon Afterwards pneumonia developed.
| Mrs. Mary a n Gariatnti-
| fspecia, Dispatch to The Times,
WARSAW. Va. Nov. 4-Nrs Mary
! Ann Garland. widow of the late Colonel
W. D. Garland. of this county. died this
morning after short Illness. aged ssven-
ty-seyen years. she IS survived oy eigh,
! sors and enc daughter.
Isu { " D-aner.
Special Dispatch TO The Tiraes.}
FREDERICKSBERG, VA, Nov. IT,
NJ Burton Draper. a promising young
man Of Cul- eper couuty Is dead from:
typhoid fever. and two of his sisters ure
extremely /. y Of the same d seaSe.
nEAT ~.
PETTIT-Died. yesterday morning at
u:40 o'clock. at his residence. No. la1s
TAYLOR Street. CHARLES O, PETIT.
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