The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-22
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Fannie A. Walker.

The death Of Mrs. Fannie A Walker,
widow Of Philip H. Walker, of $500 East
Broad street, occurred at o'clock yester-
day morning after a long and painful Ill
ness. Mrs. Walker was in the t1fty-
eighth, year of her age, and for the
greater part Of her life had been a devout5
member of the Third Christian Church
Mrs. Walker was a Miss Crouch, and
had lived in this city. all her life She,
leaves no children, her nearest relative
being a brother, Mr.. John III. Crouch, of
this city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon atr2:30 o'clock from the Third
Christian Church.
WI. Faris.
News has been received here Of the
death, at Sniithville, in Charlotte coun-
ty, Tuesday, of Mr-ssW. T. SFaris. He
was the brother-in-law of Mr. Gus +.
Delarue, of this city, and was well known
in Richmond.
Mr.. Faris had been one OF the leading
merchants Of his town for about thirty
years. His aged father and mother,
brother and sister survive him.
Mr.. Faris was buried yesterday after
noon in the cemetery at Smtthville.
Nj iss Ida V Hario,vc.
Miss IdaAv.. sHarlowe, daughter Of Mrs.
- .-I uSu ~ SAoSh i uSSd<hS &
afternoon at her home, No. TOT South Lau-
rel Street, in the twenty-third year of her
age.
Her funeral will take place from Pine
Street Baptist Church this afternoon at
I: o'clock The interment will be In River
View cemetery.
Mrs. Wren's Funeral.
In consequence Of the non-arrival OF
relatives residing elsewhere, the funeral
Of Mrs Jennie Lee Wren, which was
ito have taken place this afternoon from
st. James Methodist Church, has been
postponed until tomorrow at II O'Clock
Funerals Yesterday.
The remains of Mrs Amanda Hatcher
were laid to rest in ,Oakwood Cemetery
yesterday afternoon. The funeral took
place from st. Johns Episcopal Church
at 1880 o'clock. ,.
William T.. Faris.
sM1THyILLE, VA, March 2ospecial.
William T. ,sFaris,a merchant of this
place, died suddenly this evening at half
past o'clock. He was the sons of Mr.
"A. T. Faris and brother-in-law of Mrs
Gus Delarue, of your city. He was a
single man and had lived here all his
life He leaves mother, father, one
brother, George c.. Faris, and one sister.
Mrs. A. B. Moore, all residents Of this
place At one time he was one of the
most prosperous merchants in the coun-.
Ety He was man of noble and generous
feelings, and "a most devoted Knight of
EPythias. He was charter member of
Randolph Lodge, No. q, knights Of
Pythias, and will be buried by that lodge
with THAN honors at the village ceme-
terry tomorrow evening att o'clock.
Rev. Or. a. r. Saunders,
FREDERICKSBURG VA, March FL
Specialize Intelligence was received
here tonight of the death at the home of
his father in :WytheYille to-day. of Rev
DIR A Saunders, former pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church in this city and ex-
president Of Fredericksburg Colleg e. Dr..
5 Saunders was the founder of the AS
senly,s Home for Widows and Orphans
of Il the Presbyterian sdsnomira i0n, the
Headquarters OF which IS In this city. He
was held n the highest esteem by this
entire community. and great SORROW IS
expressed at his death. DR.. Saunders was
about fortyyea IS old and leaves widow
and two children.
g The remains will arrive here sto-morrpH
and the sfuneralswiils take place from the
Presbyterian Church 1ntermert will hesin
the city cemetery.
90 Otey.
MONTVAIiE. VA; March q Special
4 telegram was recetfed this morning
By f. c. otay announcing the cath Of
alter son the late Walter OSeye Of
the firm OF S1Icer and Otsy, which oc-s
Cured in New orkaon londay. after;
q short illness
IS His remains Will sbe inferred here on
Thursday He was ayounE anssf
promise and aged sninetes His mother
The wlfespfs 1dr.. W. Otey. resides In;
sBrIstol. and issex pecesd here on Vednes77s
|sday.
49, q "a shack fefnTII $50
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