The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
OBITU AIRY.
Mrs. Bessie Carmichael.

-hFs Bessie CarfniCn9el.
a telegram was received here yester.
day afternoon from Montreal. Canada,
announcing the death Thursday night IN
that city of Mrs. Bessie Carmichael, wife
of Rev. Hartley Carmichael. D. D., long
rector of St Pauls Church here
Mrs. Carmichael had been III for muuy
months and her death was expected. Hex
end will be deeply depiored here, where
she made hundreds of friends. Nothing
has been heard to the funeral arrange
ments. 1t is thought possible that the in
terment Will be nude in Hollywood.
The last news from DR.. Carmichael wal
that he had improved il health
X. o. Burton.
Mr.. +. Q. Burton died of malarial fever
in St Luke's Hospital, Raleigh. n. C..
Thursday morning, after an Illness of a
month He was one OF North Carolina
most prominent lawyers.
Mr.. Burton was well known in this city
and Ashland. Some years ago he made
his home III the latter place, and was
accustomed to travel between Ashland
and Richmond almost daily.
He leaves Il widow who was a Miss
Carroll and several children.
oIrs. John Otis.
Mrs. John Otis died a the residenC.
OF her husband. in Highland Park. at Z
o'clock yesterday morning. She had been
Ill for six months.
Mrs. Otis was before her marriage Mis-,
Nellie Johnson, daughter of the late VIII
liam E. johnson and Mrs. E. z. johnson.
She teacher in the public school.
for fourteen years. She is survived b.
her husband. mother. her brother-Mr.
Conway r Johnsca-and Il sister-Mrs.
William SpratIey.
Mrs. Otis was a lady of lovely character
She was member of the First Baptist
church and Il teacher in the sunday
school
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at I o'clock from the residence.
The interment will be in Shockoe Gene
terry.
j. 4. Schick
Mr. j ~ Schick died Thursday night
about 10 O'Clock al his residence, No. 19l
Wood Street. He was in the seventy
seventh year OF his age and had been in
feeble health for some time. Mr.. Schick
a natice OF Germany He is survived
by several children.
The funeral will take place at SO
o'clock this afternoon from Pine-Street
Baptist Church. The irterment will be
in Hollywood.
William Fl. ChiIes.
Mr. William Harrison ChiIes died last
night at $40 o'clock at the residence of
Mr. Z. d. Redd in EroOkldnd Park Mr..
ChieS was in the fifty-third year of his
age, and though being born in Richmond
most of his life had been spent in Macon,
Ga, where for u number of years he was
connected with the Georgia Southern and
Florida Railroad. Two months ago Mr.
Chiles' health failed and he then came TO
Virginia hoping to be benefited.
He is survived by two daughters
Misses Sadie and Caddie Chiles, both of
whom were with him at the time of his
death. The funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
Miss Pet Ras!and.
Miss Pet Ragland, daughter of Mr.. S.
3. Ragland. Sr.. of Barton Avenue. died
yesterday morning at 5:t5 O'Clock of heart
disease She had been confined to her bed
about week. bur she was not considered
critically ILL., Her death was i great shock
to all OF her friends.
she leaves an aged father and two broth
erS TO mourn their loss. Size was Il mem
Der of the Episcopal Church. ana a teach
CT in the Sunday School and also a teach
er ut the Barton Heights High School
The funeral services will be conducted
from the Episcopal Church Of Barton Ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon at 80 o'clock
The interment Will b. made at Holly
wood Cemetery
Lucille Black.
Lucille. lIttle caugnter or alr. J0nu r
Black died Yesterday morning at the
residence of her parents. No co. Randolph
Street; aged one year and nine months.
The funeral Will take place at t O'Clock
this afternoon from Sacred Heart
Church. The inte-ment viii be n MI.
Calvary Cemetery