The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06


Both we're taken sick soon afterwards.
and Mr.. Turner and one Of the chl!oren
are now cutie i'll.
Mrs. Turner was daughter OF the
late Peyton Johnston and Mrs. Ann Mac
on Johnston. She was a sister OF Mr. a.
I.argstaff Johnston the well-known cleo
trical engineer of this city. Her husband
and three children suvive he.
The funeral will take place from All
Saints Church to-day at P. NJ
Mrs. Lucy a. Cary
The death Of Mrs. Lucy A.
Cary occurred at 5 o'clock yes
terdav morning at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Christian, Nc 6 West
Grace Street, in the eighty-tirss year CT
her age.
Mrs Cary was well known in this city
for many years. She was the widow OF
Mr.. LucIan Falkland Cary. Har sGrElv-
ing children are Mr.. Wilson Miles Cary,
of Randolph, Charlotte county, ana AIRS.
William Christian, OF this city.
Nlrs. Eliza Hoppe.
Mrs. Eliza Hoppe, daughter of the
date Henry and Sophia Bodeker, OF
Heidelberg Germany. died at Harrison
burg Va. on last Saturday. she was
the WIG oil lHeOOOlC A1OpDS oAiNA
sister of the late Hon. Augustus Bode-
lter and Henry Bodeker. Of this city. The
funeral will take place to-day in Har-
'risonburg.
J. n. BanGley.
PETERSBURG, VA, March ESPECIAL.
Mr.. J. N. Bangley died suddenly at his
home in this city yesterday morning.
Mr. Bangley had been complaining OF
not feeling we'll for several days. On
Saturday he attended to.business allrday
and did not say anything about not
feeling well that night. He retired ear
", as was his custom. On yes
entered he was found dead in bed, snug
terday morning about o'clock, when his
father. Mr.. N. J. Bangley, arose he said
he heard his son cough. The younger
Mr.. Bangley did not rise for breakfast
and when it was prepared some one was
sent to his room to call him. There was
no response and when the room was
ly covered, with eyes closed, Indicating
that death had coina= while Its victim
slept.
| Mr. Bangley was so years of age and
was married. lie was engaged IN the
hardware and tin business with Ibis faith
er, and had been his fathers compan-
| ion since early childhocd.rIie was a mem
| Der of ST. Joseph's Catholic church and
was one of its most liberal and con-
sistent members. One of his missions in
life was the care of the poor pnd the dis
tressed, and he was constant in his gifts
to all in need.
The funeral took place this afternoon
from the church.
Deaths in Roanoke
ROANOKE, VA, March Especial
Mrs Wesley Hudgins died to-day; aged
thirty years. She leaves husband and
II; 1.,,-,nr
row afternoon at Jefferson-Street Bap-
fist Church.
John Brennan, aged 1zty-one years.
died this afternoon, leaving a widow and
five children, as follows: T. Z. Brennan,
Roanoke; Richard Brennan, PittsburG,
Pa: Mrs. B. J. Toohey, Misses Nellye
| and Kate, of Roanoke.
George T. Howell. a prominent citizen
| of Northwest Roanoke, died to-day; aged
| th!rty-four years He leaves a wife.
| Death was the result of Bright's disease.
Captain James 3. Ewing.
EDERIcKsBURG, VA, March 81
| Special.-Captain James e. Ewing, one
! of the best-known fishermen on the Poto-
! mas River, died Very suddenly at the
Marlborough Fishing Shore, which he
| had operated for many years, yesterday
morning; aged iifty-two years. He had
been complaining for several days. and
Yesterday morning ordered his breakfast
| as usual. and just as the cook was bring
| ing it into his room he gave a gasp and
| fell back dead. Heart trouble was the
cause of his death. His home was at
Havre de Grace. Md, where he leaves a
| wife and one child.
David Harvey.
DANv1LDE, VA, March Especial
David Harvey died here to-day after a
brief illness. Mr.a Harvey was the organi-
! ger of the Border State Fair Assoc alton.
and was the first agistrate who had
| ever had a woman whipped in Danville
| under the old whipping law.
He was a kind-hearted man, true to the
letter TO every trust, and had many
friends. lie was in his seventy-s!Sth
year.
DIR. Il. II. Gray.
WINSTON. N. c., March Especial
| DR.. r. F. Gray, one of Winston's best
| physicians and a most estimable citizen,
died at 7:15 tonight. He had been in: de-
clining health for over; a year, and spent
some time at a hospital in Baltimore.
He was forty-seven years old.
| MRS. Bette Tvvyn,nn.
| CHARLOTTESVILLE March 5.---sre-
cial-Mrs. Bette TWyman. wife of the
| late Joseph Twyman, died yesterday at
IL o'clock at her hcsne. near Earlys-3
vile, aged eighty nine years.
Assistant Inspector-Gcncral.