The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
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The death Of Mr.. Lemuel W. Harmon,
4 retired member Of the Richmond police
force, occurred yesterday at his home,
No 51s North Fourth Street
Mr. Harmon was a native CT Whining
ton, N c., but had lived here many years.
He had been fora long time member
4of Monumental Episcopal Church. he
was appointed on the police force July
IA. 1870. and on July !, 1902, after thirty
two years Of service, he was retired.
aAs2an officer Mr.. Harmon was faithful
and efficient. He had the esteem and
respect OF those over him and was in
every respect worthy of the trust re-
posed in him. He leaves his widow and
a son. 81 :. -
O'Clock this afternoon from Monumental
Episcopal Church. Tho following detail.
will meet in the hall at go O'Clock and
attend the funeral: O. b. Morgan, ". p,
Moore, John f. Owen, j. s. Van Horn.
c. a. Harrington, ]. II. II. Brewer,
q. II. Dean and Alexander Jennings
Christopher Pearman.
Mr.. Christopher rearman died last week
ut his home In Charles City county. near
the Henrco line. He was one OF the
best known farmers of the section. He
leaves his widow, one daughter and three
sons. Two9of the latter Messrs Patrick
and Braxton Pearman. live In this CITY.
The funeral took place from the nome
and the interment was made In the
family burying ground.
Infant Dead.
John w. Fountain, infant son Of John
Nv. ana Lucy G. Fountain. died
Mt the residence Of his father, no. .os
South Pine Street aged three months
and six days. Tho remains were taken Ren
to Rocky Mount. N. c., yesterday morn
Ing for interment.
lanes C. Weaver. 81.
Especial to The TImes-D spatch)s
LURAY, VA. Feb. 16.-Mr James 2,
Weaver, deputy clerk OF Page county
died suddenly at his home in Luray TINS
evening about $ O'Clock Z Mr. weaver y,
attended the morning session OF the Cir
cult Court. and suffered a stroke OF
apcplcxy about II o'clock. He was car
ried to his home, after reaching which
he lived orly about two hours. He was
about fifty-ninc years of age and was
one Of the best known and most popular
men In the county. He was at one time
postmaster OF Luray, though had heid
the deputy clerkship Of the county only
about three years Tor q number OF
years he was a member of the firm OF
Read and Weaver. ono OF the largest
mercantile firms in the Valley
3 Mr.. weaver is survived by a widow.and
four children Mrs. FIT Amss, Mrs.
Nv. X. Adams and Mrs, 3. NJ. Downing.
OF Luray, and Mr., NJ E Weaver, OF
Baltimore. f
Mrs. M. c. Campbell.
Special tn The Times Dispgtch.).
sTRASBURG, VA, FEB. l6,-Mrs. Mary
Catherine Campbell died at her nome
two miles northwest of strasburg at
10 o'clock this morning. She was eighty
wears old and was a daughter OF the
ipte Wright Gatewood, a courtly VIZ
gJnia gentleman of ante-bellum days and
n member of the Legislature she mar
,icd Rev. j. f. Campbell, who AFTER
wards became a noted Lutheran minis
tar and who in his lifetime served pas
tcrates in Virginia and Maryland pr.
Campbell died ten years ago. 6
seven OF nine children survive Mrs.
Campbell. They arc Professor Wright
Campbell, Woodstock; Mrs. Lucy ASH
Front Royal; r.. L. Campbell, Mechanics
burg, Pa; Or. u. =, Campbell, president
living College, Mechnnicsburgr Pa;
Frank Campbell Bluefield, W. Va; MISS
Iwyline Campbell, ], II, Campbell, Ga pom
Road,
Miss Mary J,5Lown.