The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01

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Mrs. Mary E. Cuttings.

he Churchman OF September 2ist
! prints the following
Mrs. Mary H. Cuttings, widow of lTr.
| James Cuttings. of Long Green. Baltimore
county, Nd, and daughter of the dfsttn-s
Sg1iished surgeon, DR. VIM d. *NIacyiiI. OF
I5Hagerstown, Md. passed. away at Mon
terey,S Penn. SepteInber H. 1901, after /,
long and painful illness, which She bore
with the resisnat ton of q true Christian.
| Her rare personal beauty was only
equaled by her charm of manner and con-
versa ton. and above all she possessed
that moat excellent gift of charity that
"suffereth long and is kind envieth not,
is not easily provoked, tiinketh no evil,
rejoiceth not in inquiry, but rejoceth Iii
the truth: Beareth all things, hopeth all
things, endureth all things.''
or bright. sunny disposition, of
loving, sympathetic nature, and with a
brilliant, carefully-trained n1ino she had
also an implicit and child-like faith in an
all. merciful Father, who doeth all things
WELL
hr. John Alexander Murray
John Alexander Murray. a native OF
this city. died Sunday morning in Balti-
more He was sixty-eight years of age.
and for thirty years had been connected
with the Baltimore Sun.
:sFIe was born here, but, when five years
OF age his parents removed to Washing.
ton He is survived by his widow and
one daughter.
Mrs. Henrietta Nj. Dawson
Mrs. Henrietta NJ. Dawson, widow of
the late Pleasant S. Dawson of Abe
| marie county, died yesterday afternoon a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w W.
Barrow. No. SOB Floyd Avenue The burial
| vas in Hollywood yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Dawson was a daughter of Hudson
| NJ. Garland Of Nelson co11nty
Mrs. Bessie Meyer.
Mrs. Bessie Meyer died Saturday at
! ternoon at O'Clock at her residence. No.
| $50 North Fourth Streat. She is sur
| vived by her husband Mr.. John. j. Mey-
er, and one son. The funeral took place
! at o'clock yesterday afternoon from st.
| Mary's German Catholic Church.
Mrs. Doa W. Epson.
| Mrs. Dola W. Epson. wife of Mr.. D.
| L. Upson, of Blackstone, died suddenly
| at the Virginia Hospital Sunday at 1850
| 2. NJ. She is survived by her husband
| and three brothers-NIessrs Everett Mil
! son, of Crewe, Va; Ira, Wilson. of Rad
| ford, Va, and R. Baxter Wilson, of this
| city.
! Funeral Services.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles Kaufelt
| took place Sunday afternoon at 8
| O'Clock from Fulton Baptist Church.
The services were conducted by the pas
| tor, Rev. w. S. Leake. who raid high
| tribute to the deceased, who had been a
member for ten years The church was
| packed to its capacity with the friends of
| tbs deceased. The interment was in Oak
| wood.
Linwood Crutchfield Allen. the youngest
| child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton o. Allen.
| died Sunday morning at their home, No.
| IA South Belvidere Street. The funeral
| took place at the grave in Shockoe Hill
| Cemetery yesterday morning.
Mrs. j. W. Miller,
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WYTHEVILLE. VA, Sept. 30-Mrs ].
". Miller, of Ivanhoe, this county. died
! here this morning at o'clock, after an
| operation last Thursday for a complication
| of troubles. Mrs. Miller was twenty-four
years Old and was the wife of Mr. ]. w.
Miller, a prominent merchant of Ivanhoe
| and the daughter of Mr.. L. e. Painter of
| that place. She leaves an infant son
one year old. Her education was received
at Martha Washington College Abingdon
| and she was an earnest and conscientious
| member of the Methodist Church for many
| years and was greatly beloved by her
| many friends and relatives. The funeral
! will take place tomorrow with interment
| in the Painter family burying ground at