The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-13
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OBITUARY..
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Robert Temple Wolf
Slr Robert Temple Wolf died Sunday
night at the home of his cousin. Miss
Helen Grnnan. No. 10i south First street,
after an illness Of only twenty-fourS hours,
from Brignt's disease.
I Mr.. Wolf was born August q, 1SH. at
Fredericksburg. and he was the OLDEST
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Wolf, OF
New Orleans His early life was spent
in New Orleans, but for many years has
been a resident of Baltimore. He is sur
vved by daughter, Miss Fannie. and
sister, Mrs. E. T. Jordan, of this city.
Mr.. Wolf was a Confederate veteran
and was member Of Captain Pages
Company and one of General Robert e
Lees body guards. The funeral services
will be hold at the residence Of Miss Helen
Grinnan at 1915 O'Clock to-day. Inter
ment will be made at fredericksburg.
John j. Drumm.
Mr.. John JDrumm died at his home.
No 1O1 Elm street, yesterday morning at
9 o'clock The funeral arrangements have
no: been completed
Judge John T. Lowell.
FRONT ROYAL, VA, Feb. Especial.
The funeral Of Judge John T. Lowell,
who died Saturday night, took place this
afternoon from Calvary Episcopal
church, and Notwithstanding the pouring
rain the church was crowded
The services were conducted at the
church by the Rev. E. a. Temple, rector,
and at the grave by the Masons. OF which
fraternity he was an honored member.
Many country people attended the fune-
raj.
Judge Lowell, who was about sixty-nine
years old. was born In Culpeper comfy.
va, but has resided In this county for
nearly forty years, and was perhaps the
| most popular man who ever lived here.
| He filled the position OF sheriff OF the
county, was clerk of the courts for SIX
years, represented this senatorial district
one term, and served several terms In
| the House of Delegates. He was also
chairman of the state Democratic Execu-
| tive Committee for so1r wears. He dilet
I'LL these positions with fidelity and honor
| to himself and the people he served AT
the time of his death he was editor or
| the Warren Seatinel. one OF the cleanest
| and best county papers In the state
The respect In which the people held
| him is irdicated by the fact that nearly
4 every place of business was closed this
4 afternoon end a. great crowd attended
! the funeral, although it has rained lnces-
| sanity. Judge Lowell leaves two chill
| dren.-NIrs. Taylor. of Richmond, and Mrs.
/ Jeffries, of Fauq,,ier courtyard IS also
/ survived by his sister, Mrs Richardson.
| the mother OF NJ. c. Richardson, county
| treasurer OF Warren county.
/ C oIonel a. T.. Cook.
/ ABINGDON, VA. Feb H-SpeciaL-
4 Colonel A. T. Cook. colonel Of the Eighth
!. Virginia Cavalry In the Confederate
army, died last night at 7 clock In this
| town; aged seventy years. less two
| months.
Prior to the Confederate war he was
/ in the United States army and assigned
/ to duty in the Territory OF New Mexico
1 and Arizona. In 1861 he entered the Con-
| federate service as lieutnant of q cavalry
/ company from Smyth county. and was
| afterwards elected colonel Of the Eighth
I Virginia Cavalry. At Buchanan In 1883 he
was severely wounded in the groin. Re-
covering, he lost a leg at Beverly, w. va.
in 1864. He married q Miss Ffnulay.
daughter Of the late Thomas F'tndlay,a OF
/ this town and one of Its leading citizens.
A more ahigh-minded. honorable and brave
\ man never went from Washington coun-
ty to the field Of war.
! He will be buried tomorrow In Abins-
1 don with all the honors Of war which the
i remnant OF the Confederate organization
4 can show his memory.
J.B. Harrington.
4 DANVILLE. VA, Feb Especial.
/ Mr. j. B. Harrington one of Danvtites
old landmark citizens. dropped dead IN
his restaurant. on Craghead street, sun
day night. His death was due to heart
failure.
4 Mr.. Harrington was member OF the
1 Eighteenth Virginia Regiment. He en-
1 tered the war In 1861, and remained In
+ the Confederate service until its close
! in 1865 He was incarcerated In a north
4 sern prison at the time of the surrender
q Mr.. Harrington was perhaps tho BEST
i known citizen Of this CITY, Few people
4 who lived here were unacquainted WITH
i him. He leaves three children--George
I w Harrington, OF Norfolk MIS- =. q.
Il Long. Of Missouri and Mrs j. NJ Ware.
Il Of this city He was born in Portsmouth
Il in 1887. and came to this city when TWEEN
8 sty years OF age. In 1850 he was united
a in marriage to Miss Isabella F. Burns. OF
Il Caswell county. He was prominent
member of the Knights OF Pythiasr (
Miss Mari Buchanan randolph
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Feb. r. H.
Il Special-AIiss Mary Buchanan Randolph
Il 4oIed at Clifton, ny, Sunday morning
Il at 2 o'clock, In the thirty-sixth year OF
II her age The deceased was the second
n daughter OF DR. Wilson a Cary Nicholas
Il Randolph OF this city. who survives her
q together With one brother and two sisters,
Il viz. Nv N. Randolph. Jr., OF Lynch
4 burg; Mrs. George Shackieford, OF orange
and Mrs. William Porterheld, or Florence
Il Ala.
4 Her remains arrived here at o'clock
q and the funeral took place at o'clock
q from the Episcopal church. The burta
q was made In Maplewood Cemetery. Miss
II Randolph was an accomplished lady and
II q most exemplary Christian.
d rev. john a.. Richartlson.
NEW KENT COURTHOUSE VA.
Il Feb iaspeciaI-Rev. John "A Richard