The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
William Joseph, aIorficai and DR.. Sol
Angle; Mrs. Belle Ford and Misses S1in-

William Joseph. aIcrdicai and DR.. Sol
Angle: Mrs. Belle Ford and Misses Min
ME-. Sarai, aud Lula.
Mr.. Anglo has served in each precinct.
At tho time of his death he was con
nected with the Second District, under
his brother Captain j. s.. Angle. His
otheE brothers are. Messrs. 1Iyer Angle,
of Henrico county, and A1ontrose Angle,
of this city.
officer Angles record ..as Z. policeman
was high. lie knew no fear and was
always ready to face danger in the pur-
suit of his duties. He had not hecu able
to attend to his duties for several weeks.
The active pail bearers are: From the
First District-F. w Holdcraft, Mel.
!. Foxes: Second District-C. II. Taiiey.
j. +. Howell, Z. C. Bailey, f. e. Poi
tiaux; Third District-G. ". Epps, D. a.
Pillow.
Honorary-Mayor r. NJ. Taylor. jus
tice j. j. CTutchfield, Chief B.. +. Howard.
DIR. J. W. EgglestoR, f. c. Waithaa,
Captain G. +. Taylor, Moses Hutzler.
Dr. C. WI. Brock, C. Manning j. w.
Laube, Sol Cutciins. W. G.. Neale.
Dove Lodge. No. 81, A.: Z. and ~. NJ,
will meet at Masonic Temple this alter
noon at 5 O'Clock to attend the funeral.
Ad.ln:Plt kuss:L
Mrs. AdeIine Pitt Russell, widow OF Mr.
Patrick II. Russell, died Friday night at
the residence or NJ. Littleton Fitzgerafd
No. III East Cary Street, in the eighty
sixth year of her age. She had been III
feeble health for a long time.
Mrs. Russell was {; lady OF means. ana
was we'll known for her Kindness toward
charita BILE institutions. She gave the land
for the Prison Rsformatory of virginia,
which was first established near TINS city.
She was also q great friend of the Me
chanics' Institute She was born in Nor
folk and lived there, in Petersburg, ASH
land and Richmond. She is survived by
a nephew. Mr. Howard Vaughan, OF Nor
folk, She. was q cousin of Rev. Herbert
Ar Hope, one of the editors of the Chris-
tan Advocate. Mrs. Russell was a wo-
man of generous impulses and did great
amounted good in Il quiet way. Her nus
band who was long Il Well kToWrf Dust
ness man here, was an accomplished man
and q talented musician.
The funeral will place from the
residence at $3.50 this afternoon hfio
the inter,nents will be made in Hollywood
Cemetery.
Sanluel S. Carter.
Mr.. Samuel S. Carter, for many years
a we'll known citizen of Richmond,' died
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at No.
25C5 Grove Avenue, after q long Illness
Mr.. Carter was about sixty-GTe years OF
age. and since the war had made his home
here. He was twice married. Until re-
Gently, when he came to the city that he
might be under the care of Specialist.
he had made his home for q year or more
with his son, Mr.. Saunders Garter. in
Hanover county This son is his only str
viving child. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
,Nr. Reily'S Funeral.
The funeral Of Mr. Frank j. Reilly took
place yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock
from ST. Peters Cathedral. The remains
were taken to Baltimore for interment
The following detail from Lee Camp at
tended the funeral and escorted the re-
mains to the train: Messrs. Charles j.
Anderson, A. X. Dempsey, w. A Mount
castle George T. Dean, W. Z. Moore,
John T.. Owens, D. Hardy Pyle aud John
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