The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-17
OBITUARY.
,ucusr ?. LUXEMBOURG.

Mr.. August f. luxembourg. died Tues
day at l:i5 p. NJ at the rssiHyneeH ~
bourg. No. 40S north Third street aiier
a painful Illness OF two weeks. Inc us-
ceased was in the prime OF HE ana ms
death has caused deep sorrow 10 "'ue
He was a faithful and trusted employe
of the Whitlock branch OF the Ame.is ,s.n
Tobacco Company. BESIDES ms ,ba,r
he leaves two sisters To mour" '"e'
loss .p,. u,or,
His funeral will take place TINS n, so,r,
ing at . O'Clock with requiem mass from
ST. Peters Cathedral: I'll, 40, as
The following gentlemen H., w.. Gran
pall-bearers: Messrs. Wits, nary pi"
ger, Joseph Heindl. Paul heino'' o. L.
Mann. and Yarbrough.
rAzIwELL 8. MORTON
TELEGRAM received in Richmond an
nounced the death in Birmingham, Ala,
of MIR Tazeyell s. Norton, FORMER
resident of this city. Mr.. Morton was .as
brother Of N Mr vr c. X N To- Burlington, OF
Richmond. He had been away from mere
for about twenty-five years AM a.. . NJ
time of his death was engageu - ny
street railway business IN 20, soiaier
and was several times woundea' uLos
desperately. His remains Will De pu'ie"
in birmingham.
DAVID SCOTT.
Dr-NNsyIIlE. VA. oct b.-Speciai.E
Mr. David Scott died at bohahiidnS' w
homo near this place &c O'Clock tnS
morning. in the sixty-dgath year Vi "'S
Wr Scott was a native of the istorlc
old countv of Westmoreland. but came
10 Essex county TO live IN ms carry ii,el,,
hood Rv his indomltable energy ahu
good JUDGMENT he I'd ac GIed resnected by
tho community and most by those VINO
knew him best.
REV. W, =. Robins.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. Oct. is:-specisi.
Rev. w. f. Robins. pastor OF the South,
ern Methodist church, OF this CITY, uleu
last night of heart trouble. lie was
largo man. weighing about two hundred
pounds. and complained to several OF
his friends on the street OF an unusual
feeling about the region of his heart
tie went TO his room, with his wite'
about 10 o'clock last night, ana JUS AZ
he was about to retire was taken WIN
a checking sensation. and before medlcal
aid could be obtainei he expired MS
wife being the only person present.
Mr.. Robins has been preaching III ,ne
county until a short time ago he was
sent here He was married last August 10
a Miss Sanford. OF Baltimore. he maze
his will yesterday. and told ms "iie az
he was doing so that he might De laHg i
OF suddenly. and he was corpse withih
He was sixs years OF age and will be
hurled i'm tho cemetery here tomorrow
by the side of his first wife'
MRS. MARY SWAIN.
DANVTI,LE. VA. oct. l6.-SpeclaL-
Mrs. Mary T. Swain, wife of Mr.. George
W. swain. died here AT $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon, after a brief illness
DIR. WILLIAM I. SYLVESTER.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, oct. l6.-pr
William T. Sylvester. president of the
CITY Council OF Jacksonville and one OF
the city's most honored citizens, died al
his home, in Springfield. OF he.norshage
OF the brain at o'clock TINS m2'hlns
The deceased was native of Illinois, ana
filled various positions Of honor and truct
and was at one time a member or the
Illinois State Snate.
Fy-coNGRTssM,s L. c. LATHAM.
BALTIMORE. MD. oct. l6.-Ex-Con-
gresham L. {. Latham, OF GreenViHe. y.
G.. died at the Maryland Univ arsity, Hos
pital I'm this city tonight. lie nad sur
Tered for some time from stomach trou-
HE and came 10 Baltimore Tor treat
ment. , ~. a.,
account Of the weakened condltloh OF
Sfr I.atbam could not stand the shock.
Mr.. Latham was difty-ilVe years oi
al He represented the First North Caro-
Ina congressional district in congress
several times He fought on the C9hteus
crate side and reached the rank Oh
N FFSgo,Ic;overnor Jprvis. OF North Caro-
lima. frrived tn the city to-niEht 10 DE-
with him i'm his suffering. but Mr ~ w
US dead when he arrived. he leil tvi
hCr,e almost .mm ediately, taxing VII"
him the remains OF his TREND