The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
OBiIt AIRY.


Miss Bette l.. Evans. daughter or keY.
Samuel Evans. died Saturday afternoon
al 6.S5 o'clock az her fathers res'nce,
no. 25l6 east clay.
past three months with bronchial troubles
and bore her illness with true ChFisuah
She was a sister Of Mr. I. r. Evans
and Mr. Andrew Evans. OF The star.
The funeral took place Yesterday AFTER
noon at O'Clock from the East-Lnd Bap-
list church. Rev Mr.. Tucker ana Df.
Wright officiating. The iutermcnt was
made in lakewood
MS ALICE WILLS.
Miss Alice willis. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. a. Willis. and granddaughter OF
Mr. Shelton Rapllnd died sunday after
noon at 6l6 O'Clock in the sixteenth year
OF her age. after suffering for eleven
years. which profra-ted Illness she bore
with great patience.
the .ntcrmont will Dee made in Hollywood.
HENRY I. GoDDiN.
Mr. Henry 7. GoGdin died very suddenly
al 800 o'clock on Saturday afternoon az
his residence. 1913 north Twenty-ninth
street The deceased was In has seventy
known, and his sudden demise Will De
mournod by his many friends. TIE func-
raj took place Sunday afternoon az 1
o'clock from the rcsiiece.
ny. y. W. i. BISHOP.
TAZEWEIL. VA, oct. special-Fri-
day morning about / O'Clock Icv. y. ".
$. Bishop. pastor Of tine Methodist church
of this place. died OF cholera InOrDus and
complications His sickness vas Of
short duration and was not considered
dangerous until an hour or 50 before
his demise.
whole community. and his death IL uni
Versal Joss, as more popular and Chris
tan character never lived in TazeWeH
among I'll classes and denominations
Ue was sixty-four years of age and
had been I'm the ministry for forty years
ne knew the Bible almost by heart
having read il through fifty-hve times,
and was considerable OF poet
The General Conference OF the Mofh0-
dist Episcopal Church. South, cOnvenes
here October 18th and the death OF Mr.
Hishop will be felt through the whole
conference. as well as the whole couh-
Ills funeral was conducted at the Meth
odist church BY seven OF his brother MIN
listers. after which his remains We're
taken to Emory. and buried at Hols-
III The church is draped in deep mourn
ing in meory of our devoted friend ana
It's popular pastor.
MAIF OWNS.
NORFOLK, VA. oct -Special.-1Ilss
Maize Owens. daughter OF {. ID. owens;
general manager OF the Atlantic and
Hospital to-day. aged twenty-five years.
THE remains viii be taken 10 Savannah,
Ga i'm the morning for interment. Miss
owens was brought here month ago
f,orn a New York hospital with the nope
that n change Of climate would benent
her but she continued TO grow worse
daily.
GrOHcF J. TYSON.
NEW YORK. oct. 7-George 7. Tyson,
the President of the American News
conrany and wen-knOwn news dealer,
died shortly after o'clock at his country
home I'm Riverside. Conn. His death
~. not unexpected. as he had been sick
inc Iune and had not left his room.
lie suffered from cerebral henorrhaS -
and the doctors could give little moro
OF MS recovery since the time OF the urst
attack IN June.
SIR JANIS DRrNMOND.
LONDON. oct 7.--Admirai Sir James
Robert DrummOnd. Of her Majesty
Nayv. retired. died to-day. he was
ei.shfy-three years old
Admiral DrjimmOnd was he second son
OF the eighth Viscount or siratanailen.
III connanGc1 the warehip RctrlbutloA
a, the bomlardmsnt Of Odessa and Sebas-
to.,l In 1~5t was a Lord OF the Admiralty
In $3.50 and from 1851 20 1866. commo-
Jore of the Wooiwich dock-yard from
1870 10 1861, naval aide de camp 10 the
Queen from 1851 TO ieOl supeIlnten1esnt
OF the Davenport doek-ylr1 from l6t,
n 1870. commanier-n-chief OF the Medi-
,ervsuean snuadrOn IN 1876. ana Gentle
man FISHER OF the Black Rod since 1883.
lie vas placed on the retired list OF the
navy IN 1881.
MIS- kDA 6AyaSDIsH.
LONDON. Oct. Miss Asa Cavandssh.