The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-14
OBITUARY.


Obituary.
Dr. y. n Christian.
DR.. ). II. Christian: supreme medical
examiner OF the Heptasophs. died yes
terday at the Virginia Hospital after an
illness of several weeks.
He had been q patient at the hospital:
two weeks, but prior to that t1mo Was
i'll at the home of relative in ssaf.oH
Heights DR.. Christians home was IN
Baltimore, where he had prac1csd Iiedi-
( cine for number Of years. ne re was vas
55aftv-fiva years Of age, was native OF
Virginia, had lived In Richmond and had
been Tor many. years prominent IN ms
( profession in Baltimore. a broeher ana
sister survive hin, here.
The remains were taken to Baltimore
last night in charge of the son OF the
deceased a delegation OF prominent
Heptasophs escorted the body to the
train.
Miss Bessie Mary Howard.
Miss Bessie Mary Howard, eldest
daughter Of the late r. T. Howard, died
Thursday at the residence of her step
father, Captain William II. Maxwell,
No. 4oS North Twenty-fourth Street She
had been ill for three weeks.
The funeral Of Mss Bessie Mary How
ard win take place this afternoon at so
4e.r1ocl1 from the Union-Station Church,
ard not from the residence as previously
stated.
Mrs. Mary F, Tibbs.
Mrs: Mary F. Tibts died AIonady at
the home of her husband at the East-End
Dairy EARN, aged 81 years. She is sur
vfyed by five children-two girls and
three ibcys-whose ages range from three
to thirteen years. Mrs. Tibbs was born
| and reared in Goochland county, near
Columbia. She was a lady of most low
able character.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence, and the interment was made IN
| lakewood Cemetery.
Jacob Wallner.
Mr.. Jacob wallner died Wednesday In
st Sophia's Home. The funeral took
place from the Home at Q, clock yester-
| day afternoon.
Miss Annie Moran.
The death of Miss Annie Moran, daugh-
| ter of Rev. Mr.. Moran, of the Home
ward Bound Mission. occurred Wednes-
| day afternoon at No. 215 East Main
! Street. She was twelve years OF age.
! Death was due to pneumonia
/ The funeral took place from the resi-
dence yesterday afternoon.
fflild's Death.
! Archie, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ J w. Minson, died yesterday morning t
the residence of his parents, No. SS27 Fifth
Street, Fulton
1 William NJ. Beaton.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
BOYKINS, VA, March 13.-N1r. William
N. 4Beaton, who was stricken with paral;'
sis last Saturday night while conyersln9
.I.o,.~ Z, -fNv,, I'll nts
| last night; aged sixty-six years. Duritg
! the year 1850 he had the first stroke OF
! paralysis, from which he was an Invalid
for more than two years, and which LETT
him greatly debilitated and very much
! Of cripple. Year before last there was
! another slight stroke.
! Mr.. Beaton'S life has been mostly spent
l., this community. At one time he was
very successful merchant For short
i time he was in business in Norfolk under
the firm name of sBoones& 6Beaton-
! He has been somewhat active in the
| political and civil life of this county. For
/ eight years he was a member of tht
Ecard of Supervisors. At the time Of his
! Death he was the Mayor of this place.
| which position he had held for three
| years.
Years ago he was active in church
york. He lived and died a member of
! the Methodist Church. His funeral Will
|
! He leaves a widow and six children
Mr. Samuel L. Beaton and Miss Blanche
/ Peaton, of this place: Mrs. G. S. Lick
| lider, of Baltimore; Miss Lula Beaton,
| Mrs. M. A. Mansoni and Mr.. William NJ.
] E-aton, Jr., of Portsmouth. There are
also two brothers.
Jimmie Sims.
/ Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes)
/ RUCKERSVILLE, VA, March 12.-Mr.
| Jimmie Sims, OF this place, son of Frank
and Tilda Sims, died Tuesday. He was
! about thirty-eight years of age; has been
in BAD health for some time. He leaves
i a widowed mother, one sister, Miss a.
! v. Sims president of tn. W. c. T. U. of
Greene county,; Mr.. E. w. Sims. of
i Profits; Mr.. Ben Lenke Sims and W. F.
/ Sims, of Ruckersville.
j The burial will take place the 18th
! instance at his mothers home at Sims
Mill
Mr.. N. B. Early, who was thought to
1 be in q. dSing condition Sunday IS re-
ported as very much improved
DR.. Charles 6. Rassie.
4 Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
GOOCHLAND, VA, March 1o.--Dr.
/ Charles G.. Massie died at his home near
4 TcrkinsviIIe, this county, at $3.50 A. NJ.
last night; aged sisty-fve. He was on
| Of the oldest and most prominent physl-
clans Of the county, having been an ac-
| tive practitioner for about thirty-seven
years.
In 1861 DIR. Massie was. with two broth
1 ers, among the first to enlist in the
! Guocflland Artillery, commanded by Cap
tain John Fl. Guy. and served gallantly-
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