The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

neured the heavenly portals. she rc as she
~ 70 CONSCIOUSNESS, when for many Many
World aa and iee rasns be left n this
EYES 70 heaven. with an angel smile. rec.
rs ,'i,I na i, her mother and her baby. Paul.
AI ipnye shore 10 welcome her and
! nHone--home-home Her aged father
Judge John T.. Jones. OF Arkansas, now
pr John Thompson Morton, Mrs. Charles
a, Osborne, Mrs. Lucy II. !a.lorton, Herbert
S Dpss3ni Mort TOT and her h!aband were al
aon Bssop randolph si h hna Rev tT pnd
t Ky a. Bo,ogher her rector. conducted the
the, Episcopal Church, and - selected lee I'd
choir sang with exquisite feeling the
burial hymns. a large concourse OF
to their last resting place, attesting their
love by their presence and the wealth or
beautiful flowers. which covered from
ins the abiding character OF an unseflsh
life, In the memories OF men, In contrast
to the oblivion which soon oyertakes tho
lives Oh those who have lived for them
selves. Bishop Randolph uttered these
sentences In connection with her death.
For twenty years l have been visiting
member a single visit when Mrs. Morton
was not present 10 greet. me In her home,
and an !. give M me hopeful ana loving account
{
She was It's mother, and her iove went
out to It, as the love of a mother to her
child. Through changes and discourage
prayed s for i in q ali this tm meSNfd
heard n word but what was loving and
kind to Christians Of other churches
the bounds of social and ecclesiastical
differences and the genuine Joy she took
in giving Of her means and answering tho
call OF need and poverty and sickness with
her lnluiStra ton was quite Il rare example,
OF tho spirit OF Christ IN its higher de-
IN Iman e.tenGa Her
the people Of this conYmunity and
to many homes Of poverty " th e, counties &C
It. Ghr II ne
and wing as /. He lived for others Her
memory Is u heritage Of benedlction 10
i her homo her churcn, an No TO pc, people or
ana ana oyed her Kew Hugh Henry Of f ths
Presbyterian church, after, offering beau
6stee Nth 1r dsn ns Rifbsssa IT. we're
/, as sure OF heaven Us this. my beloved
On ns will hers in the noble deeds with
which her lie has been led should
die happy Ne Wom aand y ta and cp nn,
MIS- Mrs. Morton. With the rich sna poor,
white and baGk n snnsn a6a ana Wa shaaow
ready mDsh With zeal horn q, love, administer
\ Ing to the temporal and spiritual needs
| ~ her fellow creatures. and her right
|. h hand knew not what her loft hand did,
II I'D Is, Gve65andr en- ?her, vnpskednnns.
] God saw that all the discipline of life had
Fulfilled ts pprRosethe time @,i for her
! 10 enter upon that mysterious Joy Of
| the Lord, beyond finite minds to com
ana space to inject her Pilot face to
] face" and there to behold tho beauty
| Of the Lord and TO enquire Of this tenn
| the halloWed memory5of her noble deeds,
4 her Christian charity humility of spirit,
and Chrst-l!ke example, Will long live
| beneflcence shall have passed away, en-
nobling, the lives OF others, md lifting
I their thoughts and aspirations 70 the
higher Ideals An life Neither sa, earth cart nor
those God-liks virtues which, IN combina.
ton make 1Ius sainthos4'da,,, 81 and project
ITO live IN tbs hearts % Of these hes ny. we
say9 ,sehna ps w fs s ana
mother has ISM & l lss i EsSsHHp HER,
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