The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN William Nelson 6ard-er.

Cantain William Nelson Gardner died
very suddenly yesterday morning at
o'clock at the home of his, son-in-iaW'
Mr.. r Crawford Redd, NO. lOl Laho
Avenue, Barton Heights. Captain Gara-
ner had been in i'll health for several
months and during the last three DAYS
had been suffering much from paralysis
of the heart, which was the direct cause
of his death 4 moment before the emu
came he was half sitting in bed taking
with his SON Mr.. Thomas w. Garanef,
from which nosition he sank back and
death came.
Cantaiu Gardner was the third son or the
late Major Miles H. Gardner and his "lfe'
Elizabeth Beale Gardner. He was porn
n Hanover county April H. 49, oul
when quite a small child, his parents
moved to Henrico county TO the lar'h
now known as ''BloomlnSuaie, "hele Le
lived till his marriage.
He married Miss Harriet NeWell 1aro-
ner. of Hanover county. who preceded
him to the grave just eleven years ago
since when he has made his nome Win
his children, three of whom stlii survive
hiIn-NIrs T. Crawford Reo>.. MISS Emma
Beale Gardner and Mr.. Thomas W. Gafu-
ner From early manhood he mas peeh Il
member of the Episcopal Church, most
o. that time holding his membership at
Emmanuel Church. Henrico county l"fs
was a member of the Henrico Troop I'M
der Col j. I.ucius Davis, and was among
the first to enlist in the Civil War
He served faithfully through the enure
var, first in active service ana AFTER iiis
,ealth failed he was transferred 70 the
Home Guard. Like so many others III
he South, he lost everything by the
var, since when he mas hee!i eha"9s"
n various enterprises.
II, of
npIovment of the Seahoard Air Line
halfway Company and the Henrico Turn
like Company
He was a man of unusual brightness
nd sweetness OF character. he was
Iways a loving, tender husband ana IA
her-a firm friend and a. staunCh patriot.
lie truly belonged to the old school Oh
outlerners, who were never reconstruct
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at : O'Clock.
Tho nall-bearers will be: William Crump
Thicker ". +. Jones, W. X. Bache. L. c.
Ruffin. w. P Redd, II. l. Lorraine, Car
land 81. Clarke, DR.. r. ". Miller.
Ars. nuei A. Bailsy.
Mrs. Samue! A. Bailey died at 1879 o'clock
yesterday morning at her residence, NO.
| so; Graham Street. Fulton: aged thirty
| five years. She had been sick about four
weeks. Mrs. Bailey was Il native of
| sussex county and came to Fulton TO live
| two wears ago. She was an esteemed
member of Fulton BAPTIST Church.
| Her husband is a member of the firm OF
BAILEY &. Bailey, furniture dealers of
| rulton. Three children survive her
| The remains will De taken to Sussex
| county to-day for interraent
r. Jacob uyenDator.
Mr. Jacob Guvernator died Thursday
| afternoon at his home, No. 1900 Church
| Hill Avenue. after a brief illness The
| deceased was paralyEed few days ago,
| md did not survive the shock. He was
| about 70 years OF age. and leaves three
| daughters one son and ten grand
| children. Mr. Guvernator'S wife died
| about i year ago.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
| at s: 80 o'clock from St. Marys German
| Catholic Church.
Rev " F. Rain.
! Intelligence was received here late yes
| terday afternoon over the tons-d!stance
| telephone from Charlottesville that the
| Rev. W. F. Balm an aged Methodist min
| lister. had just died
Mr.. Balm was probably seventy years
| of age He was the father OF Mr. V. T.
| Balm. of this city and had son living
! in Fauuuier and another in Alexandra
/ He lived in Charlottesville with a daugh-
ter. He died about $50 clock. The in
terment will be made at Charlottesville.
Ed h loombers.
| Edith Bloomberg. the Youngest child OF
| Mr. and Mrs Sol. L, RIoonbers. died last
! night at her parents home. No. 1907 East
|! Broad Street She was three years OF
! age The funeral will take place from the
| residence of her parents tomorrow morn
| ing at 10 O'Clock. Interment will be In
the Hebrew Cemetery