The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
OBITUARY.
Sebastian klOtz.

many, but LOT lne past ti6HN~NH "a '"NN
~ wears a prosperous and well known
farmer in Chesterfield county. died at 2
o'clock Yesterday morning. at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Mr.. Milton H.
west on Belvidere street. Mr.. Klotz suf-
tered from n terrible stomach affiiction.
and had been in this city for five weeks
under treatment. He was profound
Catholic and a man Of many fine traits or
character.
The deceased was Ga years of age just
two hours before his death. He leaves
three daughters and five sons, as follows;
Mrs. M. II. West. Of Richmond; Mrs. IL.
ravlor Goddin. Of Lynchburg; Mrs. Henry
Jarvis. OF Richmond; Messrs. Leonard
Henry H., Frank. John, and Joseph
Klotz
me funeral will take place from st.
Mary's church this morning at o'clock.
Reginald T. Williams.
A sad death occurred at the Old Do
minion Hospital yesterday morning. when
Mr. Reginald r. Williams. of Southamp-
ton county. a student at the Medical Col
Iege of Virginia, passed away
Mr. Williams was the only son OF
Sheriff ]. w Williams and was possessed
of rare attachments, and was a favorite
at the college.
This was his graduating year and he
gave promise OF a high future. He had
been III Of typhoid fever for about three
weeks.
Undertaken L. r. Christian has charge
of the body, which will be taken TO his
home, CORTLAND, on the Atlantic Coast
Line this morning for burial.
Ills father was at his death bedside.
and he together with a delegation Of stu
dents from the two medical colleges will
accompany the body.
Mrs. Charles II. EnOs.
Mrs. Charles II. Enos formerly Miss
Lee McDonald) died at her residence, on
church Hln. Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock after a long and painful illness
She was forty-seven years of
age. ana a most estimable Chris
tan lady. Her good works were
known to many She was a daughter OF
John Mcdonald. one of the bravest sol
dlers of the Confederacy. who fell in the
battle Of the Crater. Mrs. Enos leaves
three sons Messrs. Edgar and William
Enos. and Master Thomas Enos.
me funeral will take place this after
noon at O'Clock from st. James NJ d.
church.
Mrs MARI r. X. Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Teresa Keller Wilson. wife
of Mr. William ]. Wilson. died at 1918
O'Clock yesterday morning at the home
OF her husband, 217 south Cherry street,
aged thirty-three years.
Mrs. Wilson had been sick for about
four months. She leaves two small chill
dren.
The funeral will take place at 1890
o'clock this afternoon from st. Andrew
Episcopal church. The interment VIII be
made in Riverview cemetery.
Mrs Mary Jordan.
Mrs. Mary Jordan. one Of the Oldest in
habitants OF Henrico county, died at the
home Of her husband on the Darbytown
road Tuesday night. She was born IN
Henrico in 1872. and had lived there ever
since She leaves three children-two
daughters and son-and a husband, Mr..
Hudsley Jordan The funeral will take
place at o'clock this afternoon.
John Mannoni.
Mr.. John Mannoni died at his residence.
No. 1919 east Broad street, yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock. He was IN the
eighty-sixth year of his age. The rune
raj will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from the above residence
Michael Dlnneen.
STAIINTON. VA, Nov. Especial
Michael Dineen died at the King S
Daughters Hospital this afternoon. He
was sixty-seven years old aud Tor forty
years had been chief engineer OF the
Fire Department of the Western state
Hospital where he had rendered faithful
and efficient service until about two
weeks ago when he resigned on account
of falling health.
Mr. Dineen was a gentleman OF high
character. He has one son living, John
H. Dineen. attorney at law, for many
years a resident OF Richmond, Va. but
now living in Baltimore Md.
Mr. Dineen was a member of stanton
Lodge, No 35l, b. p. O. f..