He is survived by his wife, four daughters, Mrs. W H Miller and Mrs. Andrew Sisbold of Little Rock, Mrs. T J Schluterman Jr of Subiaco, and Mrs. Clara Siebert of El Paso, Tex, and a son, Henry Young of El Paso. The body is at the family home. Funeral services will be held at St. Edwards church, Ninth and Sherman streets, at 9 a.m. tomorrow in charge of the Rev Maurus Rohner. The young man's parents have received from his employers an account of the accident, which occurred while Young and another young man were working near a government dam. Mrs. J.R. Young died here today.
Death is supposed to have resulted from an attack of heart disease.
Young, about whom little was known here, had been sleeping in the loft of the livery stable in the hay nearly every night. He was a Confederate soldier under General Lee. He came to Arkansas in 1874 from Virginia and settled in Little Rock, but located in 1882 at Austin, which had been his home since. He was born in Indiana and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J C Cunningham and Mrs. T H Williams both of Little Rock, and three Sons, Ross A, Willis E of Little Rock, and Robert W of Fort Smith. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Crocker of Memphis, and Mrs. Etta Wright of Little Rock and Miss Louise Youwell of Little Rock and one son, B.F. Youwell of Tyler, Tex.