The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
OBITUARY..
Iemuel F. Scay.

Lcmuel F. Seay.
Mr. Lemuel E Seay. the ship carpen-
ter, who was seriously injured at the
launching Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
steamer Virginia at the Tr!gg snip yarus
on Tuesday. at noon. died at the retreat
for the Sick yesterday at 10 O'clock.
Ny. Seay was caught between the trap
work which supported the stern and
huge rock and his right leg was crush
cd He was taken to the Retreat imm5-
distely, Friday afternoon sangrene set III
and the leg was amptltated at the knee
Mr.. Scay never rallied from the effects
or the operation ana .ii21 at the above
hour.
Mr.. Seay was in the ffty-thrd year of
her age and was born in Fluvana coun-
ty. He had been employed at the ship
yard as 4 shin carpenter for the past
three years and was held in high esteem
by his employees. He is survived by s.is
wife four sons-John. Thomas, Gordon
Edna. who is only ten months OF see:
three brothers-Fent of this city; Marion
and Eli. of Fluvanna county and two
sisterss-Mesdanes Shelf and Lonnie seay
of this city.
Mr. Seay was Past Councillor of Patrick
Henry Council Jr. Q. Z. a. NJ. and was
one of the oldest members of the coun-
ell. He WAS also q memher of the Car
renters Union and the Relief Association
Of the Works
The body was removed from the Re
treat this afternoon to his late residence.
No. 3S15 Fourth Street Fulton Mr.. Seay
was q member of the Apostolic Church,
Of Fulton.
Miss Bernie, Tncter
Miss Rernice Thicker. daughter of Mr..
Daniel w. Tucker, died yesterday at her
home in Powhatan county after an illness
Of several weeks from typhoid fever. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at .
o'clock from Cedaryille Church in that
county.
ff=a William HnEmee. ~
Henry e. Holmes has been called to
Paterson. N J.. on account of the Death
of his father. William Holmes who was
a resident of this city from 1850 to 1880
Charles 3. Haynes.
Mr.. Charles B., Haynes of Niddletown
died Tuesday night in Atlanta. Ga. The
remains were inferred near .Iiddletown
on Thursday
Major JOHN " B.ookenbrnugt,.
Especial Dtsnatc Itch To The Timcs)
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 16.-NIrs John
Bower Brockenbrough, of this city. to-
day received information of the death of
her husband. Major John Bowyer Brock
enbrough. in Evanston, Wyoming. Major
Brockenbrough was a native ciA IIeNing-
ton, Va, and a member CT the Virginia
tar. He was born in 1896 and served in
the tcilLcNeTdlt army IN SlOllcWtii JACK
sons Brigade. His first wife was Miss
Alice MurrcH, Of Lynchburg.
Major Erockenbrough was Stonewall
Jacksons chief of artillery until desper-
ately wounded. He was a son of the late
Judge John W. Brockenbrough, Of Leyng-
ton. Va. His three sons OF his first mar
riage are prominent Farmers OF Bedford
county. Mrs. Alfred B. Preston of Botc-
nd Wild Of he,
late rector OF st. Stephens Episcopal
Church. in Bedford, are his daughters.
Major Brockenbrough accepted a posi-
ton in the Department of the Interior
during the Cleveland administration. and
has since that time been a resident of
the West. lie is well known in Richmond
and the State at large.
Or. c. L. Hnr.nnnsou.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Ti1ncs)
ONANCOCK. VA. Nov 16-Dr Chas
l.. Harclarson. a prominent physician and
citizen of Onancock, died at his home
last night from Brights disease and Gip!l-
iberia. He was a graduate of the Uni
vorsity of Virginia and Pennsylvania. lie
was twice rnarried-first to Miss Anne
Hay Battaile, by whom he has two young
daughters, and in April, 1901 to Miss Sal
lie Tcomer Moss. His death was very
sudden. He was 80 years old.
Rev. j. E, Raymond.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
GELAPLANE VA. Nov. 16.-Rev. John
II. Raymond pastor OF several Baptist
Churches in Fauquier died at his home
in Marshall on the 18th instant. Of pneu-
monia. He was first attacked by Erio.
but did not consider himself very sick.
He was a man Of indorlitable energy
though g cripple from very early youth,
which rendered him incapable of riding
on horseback or walking any distance.
He was a fo-ccful speaker and 4 modal
pastor Ha leaves a wife and three chill
dren. and, very fortunate for his family.
thcy have received news since his death
t1,o- 4 claim against the Government had
been decided in their favor
R.y. W. 7. White.
t.pctial Dispatch ~ The Timcs)
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 16.-Rev. w.
II. White died at his residence on Jeffer-
son Street last night at $50 o'clock after
an illness OF several months. Mr.. White
vas we'll known in this city. where .-e
was highly esteemed for his un6aunted
courage and high sense of honor He was
at one time a member of the Virginia
Conference, but had not been actively. en-
gagged in ministerial work for many
years.
He was tiler of Petersburg Lodge, No.
Is. and BlanQfOrd LouSe, NJ u .aoS-
ons and was also tiier Of Petersburg
Union. Royal Arch Chapter. He vas in
the seventy-ninth year OF his age
Norman Davis.
;src..nl Dispatch 10 The TimesD
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 16.-Norman Da-
VIC orce mate Of the old Washington
mer Excelsior, was found dead in his
room here this morning. His death is
.,,;t,,,+ad tn alcoholism.
DEATHS.
oI1API ,Es.-Died at her residence, No.
1OI4 N Seventh Street. Mrs. ARE
6JTARJ,ES. Friday evening, November