The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-07

LOUISA, VA, March 6-Special.-The
sympathies OF this community have been
profoundly stirred by the death OF MI
John H. Pendieton at his home here on
yesterday morning.
Though Mr. Pendleton's health had
necessitated hts withdrawal from active
business for some time previous, his
final illness was only of few days du-
ration. SO long as he was able to work
he was "a valued and rusted employe OF
the firm of Strother & Son. il Lynch
burg, Va.
He leaves a number of devoted friends
and relatives, and is survived by his Wlte
and one child, a son. In all the relations
OF life he was faithful and blameless,
and in business no man could have been
more entirely upright and honorable.
His funeral services were conducted
from the Christian Church at o'clock
to-day by tho Rev. Mr. Bagby, assisted
bv Rev. Parker Richardson. The inter-
merit took place at Oakland Cemetery.
Mrs. Olivia Johnston Turner.
The. many friends of Mrs. Olivia John
sto,. Turner assembled at AllSaints
Church yesterday afternoon to pay the
last tribute to her memory. She had
been i'll but few days. during which
time t the home of Mr.. and Mrs Z. y.
Potts. She received the care that only
and sister can give. She leaves devoted
husband, three lovely children, sister
and three brothers to mourn their loss.
1t can be truly said of her, None knew
her but to love her, none named her but
to praise She has left legacy to ner
loved ones that all could we'll envy. she
was the second daughter of Mr. Peyton
Johnston and Anne Mason, of the old
Virginia family of that name
j. D. Derr-
Mr. ]. G. Derr, of No. GOT East Main
Street, died Monday after very pain
full illness. The remains will be taken to
Watsontown, Pa. his old home, for in
ter,nent.
Mrs Elizabeth Grammer Thornton.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March g.
Special-NIrs. Elizabeth Grammer Thorn
ton died here to-day at the home OF the
Misses Kelly, where she had spent the
Writer. She had been i'll for two weeks.
She was the wife of Mr.. Champ T.
Thornton, OF Port Royal, Va. and most
estimable lady. Besides her husband. she
leaves three sons and one daughter,
Messrs. Julian, Arthur and j. Taylor
Thornton, and Miss Matilda Thornton.
REV Julius Grammer, OF Baltimore, is
her brother.
Her remains were taken this afternoon
TO Port Royal. where the funeral will. on
tomorrow afternoon, take place from the
Episcopal Church, of which she had for
many years been member
Mr.. II. N.:rryil!ian.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March e.
Specialize. II. n. Trevillian. one5of the
oldest and most respectable citizens of
Albemarle, died at his home. at Eastman.
this morning at O'Clock. aged eighty.
years. The deceased had never married.
lie was for years consistent Christian.
and influential member of Liberty Bap-
fist Church, from which place hts funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon at. $3.50
o'clock.
Mr.. James B. Newman.
CHARLOTTDSvMLE VA, March O.
Special.-AIr. James d. Newman, a we'll
known citizen of Orange. died last night
at his home near Barboursville, aged
| ninety-six years. He was a warn. friend
and schooimate of the late q. johnson
Barbour, of Orange.
Major James 3. washing ton.
PITTSBURG, PA, March 6.--Major
James B. Washington, one of the Oldest
officials Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
| way. and for twenty years the official
head of the road in this city, died to-day
at the Passavant Hospital as the result
Of an opera ton.
! Major Washington was said to be TIE
nearest living relative of George Wash
lington. His great-grandparent was a
brother OF George washingto Their
He was q graduate OF West Potpt and
s sAr1,ad in the (rnofadarate army.