The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-17
OBITUARY..
A. e. Chalmers.

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morning in Denver. Col. in the thirty
sixth year Of his age.
| Mr.. Chalmers was born in Smithfield.
Isle of Wight county Va. where he spent
! the early part of his life. He went to
| school in Norfolk Va, and later was a
| student at Washington and Lee Univer-
| SHY and then at the University of Vir-
! g!i.ia, where he graduated in the law
| school in June. 1888, standing very high
! in his class. He at once came to this
| city, where his parents had made their
home, and began the practice of his
profession, in which he soon gained a
reputation for great accuracy and skill.
He was regarded as a man Of The sound
est sense. of high character and an ex-
ct:lent lawyer.
His health falling about three years
ago. he went. in hope of recaining it,
to Colorado where be had since been
He is survived by his father. Captain
.cseph f. Chalmers. who was with him
d the time of his death: a brother. Will
| liam T. Chalmers. and a sister. Miss Mary
S. Chalmers. all of this city. The remains
are, expected ito reach this city at A.
NJ. next Monday at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot. and will be inferred in Hol-
lywood Cemetery
The pall-bearers Wilt be Messrs. Daniel
Gilman, Jordan Leake, Archer Ander-
son. Jr. Hugh Antrim, r. L. Campbell.
s. J. boswell. Waller Scott and r. A.
Dunlop.
Adotph Loyenborg.
Mr.. Adolp1l Lovenborg died at 7:45
o'clock last night at the residence of his
brother in-law, Mr.. c. c. Mettert No. 20
West Marshall Street. aged nineteen
wears. He had only been i'll twelve days.
| The cause of his death was typhoid
| pneumonia.
! The young man was of a most lovable
| character. making friends wherever he
| went. He had been engaged at the
| Richmond branch of the American Lo-
| connective Works for several years. and
was very popular there. He was the
youngest child of Nicholas and the late
| Mrs Emma, Paul Lovenborg
| The funeral will take place from ST.
| Marks Episcopal Church tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock. The interment will
4 be made in lakewood.
Miss Martins Funeral.
| FAe funeral Of Miss Annie C. Martin
! took place Thursday afternoon at o'clock
| from the Randolph-Street Baptist Church
of which she had been a member for sew
| eral wears The church was filled with
4 n host of Borrowing friends and rela-
| tives, who sincerely mourn the loss Of
one who was loved by all who knew her.
The funeral services We're conducted
by the Rev Mr. Hudson. of Pine-Street
! Church. who paid a beautiful tribute to
! the life of the deceased. He was as
/ sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Boyle. pastor Of
/ Randolph-St Church. The inter-
/ ment was made in River View Gem etery.
1 and the many beautiful floral offerings
| attested in only small way to the love
/ and esteem in which She was held.
Mrs. Annie e. Terrell.
| Mrs. Annie E. Terrell died at the Shell
| terins Arms Hospital Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Terrell was siSty-one years
| OF age and had been in failing health
| sor17e time.
| She is survived by three sons-Messrs.
1 r. C. Gill, NJ J. Terrell and c. F. Terrell
/ The funera, took place from Broad-Street
Methodist Church yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o. clock.
ChiId's Death.
Little Edgar. son of Charles P. and
Rosa r. Selden, died at an early nour
| yesterday morning at the residence OF his
father. No. 527 North Fourth Street. The
| funeral will be from the residence at II
o'clock this morning.
James Wilson.
/ tsnecial Dispatch to The Tines.l
! WILMINGTON. n. c., May 16-Mr.
James Wilson. of New York, wealthy
! real estate owner III WHINING toii' oets e1
City, Chicago and Pueblo, Colorado, died
here this morning in his seventy-seventh
! year. He was never married and leaves
an estate worth about two and a half
million dollars.
Soon after the Civil War Mr.. Wilson
was Mayor of Wilmington, and served
two terms in the State Legislature. His
remains We're sent north tonight.
Mrs. Octavus Smith.
fSnecial Diknatch to The Times.>
! HEATHSEILLEs5 VA. May l6.-MIs.
Octavus Smith. after a. short spell of Ill
! ness. died at her home. near Calls, this
county. Wednesday morning, at the age
of twenty-eight years. Her remains were
| inferred in the Bethany Church Cemetery.
! Thursday afternoon, in the presence of q
4 a..>.ro nr-oud Of snrrnNine friends The