Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-20
DEATHS In GEORGIA
AND OTHER STATES

G. Prince. aged rs years. who died on
Wednesday night, was held Thursday
afternoon from his former home in
Americas. Mr.. Prince leaves his wife
and two daughters, Mrs. e. ID. Ansley,
of Macon, and Mrs. w. F. Black, of
Montgomery, besides a number of grand
children.
DUBLIN, Ga--Mrs. Frances Robin
son, of this city. died Thursday at the
! residence of her daughter, Mrs. Freeman
H. Rowe, on Academy street. Mrs.
Robinson is survived by a daughter,
i Mrs. Freeman H. Rowe, son, Mr.. ].
p Robinson, and a step-son. Mr.. w. w.
Robinson. of this city, and one sister.
Mrs. N. S. Duncan, of Jackson.
| DUBLIN, Ga.-Mr. I. c. Link, of Neva-
da, Ohio, died Wednesday suddenly at
Bali Ferry, few miles from this city,
from heart failure. Mr.. Link had been
sick for some time and was under treat
ment. He was engaged in the stove
business here and expected to leave in
few days for Alabama, where he ex-
pected to join his wife.
! DALTON, Ga-Mrs. Mark Martin, of
North Dalton. died at her home on Oak
street Friday morning. Her death was
due to tuberculosis. She is survived by
her husband and five children, the ram
| lily having recently moved here from
Rome. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. A. Boyd Saturday aft
lernoon at 2 o'clock, followed by inter
ment in West Hill cemetery.
| MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Hon. Thomas
! G. Garrett, for 90 years private secretar!
to Senator John T. Morgan, of Alabama,
and one of the best known men In Ala
bama, died suddenly Friday at his home
in this county. He was graduate OF
the naval academy in the class of 81,
and cast his lot with the Confederacy
! ABBEVILLE, Ga-Mrs. Angieora
| Paxson died at her home in Abbeville
early Thursday morning of pellagra
/ She was "a years old and was the moth
err of Ave sons and one daughter Hei
| sons are ]. A. Paxson, of Eastman; M
| c., o. F., Jesse and Dee Paxson, OF lhls
place Her daughter is Mrs. j. L Dow
| ling, of Doerun. Ga She was sis
| ter of Mrs. ]. A. Pagett, of Atlanta.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Privater ,advices
| from ST. Louis announce the death In
the Frisco hospital there Tuesday night
of j. Brooks Allen, a brother of Private"
| John Allen, the well known former con-
gresham from Mississippi. He was an
authority on cotton in the southwest
POWDER SPRINGS, Ga.-Mrs. Sarah ].
stovall, widow of the late w. Y. Stovali,
died at her residence. after a long illness.
She was one of the oldest and most
prominent of our citizens. She is surviv-
| ed by three sons. T. N. Camp and GA.
Camp, of this place. and 3. +. camp, OF
Knoxville. Tenn.
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Judge Rene 7.
Beauregard, son of the Confederate army
leader, Gen. P. g. T. Beauregard, ana
himself a veteran of the Confederate
forces, died here Wednesday night. HIS
death was sudden. Judge Beauregard
was for a number of years one OF the
judges of the court of appeals of Louis
lana.
| DUBLIN Ga-Mrs. w. b. Patillo, Of
this city, died Wednesday morning at her
residence, after a few days illness with
pneumonia. Mrs Patillo is survived by
husband, Mr.. W. B. Patillo, four chill
dren, Mrs. Creighton, of Dublin; Mr. Or
ban Patilio, of Macon; Mrs. j. N. john
ston of Florence. S. c., and Mr.. Ulmonth
Patillo. of Dublin, Ga.
AMERICUS, Ga.-Mrs. Eugene Aston
Hawkins, one of the most prominent and
esteemed women of Americas, died We'd
nesday after a brief illness. The deceas-
ed was the wife of former Mayor Eugene
A. Hawkins and sister of Lucius l.. Nc
Clesky, of Atlanta. There are numerous
sons and daughters, including Mrs. VIII
liam E. Hawkins, of Atlanta; Mrs. j. t.
Killen, of Macon; Mrs Clarence ]. White
and Mrs. John Sheffield, of Americas;
besides several sons.
SAVANNAH, Ga.-Major Edward Ka-
row has been called to Liverpool by the
news of the death of his business part
ner. Mr.. Henry Forrer. Mr.. Forrer was
a member of the firm of Forrer g. Ka-
row. In Savannah, and of Starus a. Co.,
in Liverpool He visited this country two
years ago and made many friends In
this section of the state. Mr.. Forrer was
a native of New Orleans, but had lived
abroad practically all of his life. Major
Karow will not return to this country I'M
til some time In February.
WEST POINT, Ga--wednesday at the
home of her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. Ben
Smith. Miss Kate Smith, aged S. died af-
ter a lingering illness of several months.
She is survived by one brother, Ander-
son c. Smith, of this city; six nephews,
George T. Smith, of Atlanta: Reuben |
Smith, of Amanda, Ala; Ridley Smith, of
Talladega. Ala; Oscie. Anderson and
Tom Smith, of West Point: Miss Bessie
Smith, and Miss Katie Smith, of West
Point; Miss Mildred Smith. Of Macon;
Miss Mel Smith, of Highland, N. c. She
had been devoted member Of the First
Baptist church for many years