The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
OBITUARY.
.Ianles Stens0n.

MI. James Sten9On. "a well kNuWU 'lii-
zen Of Albemarle county. died Yesterday
morning at an early hour al the Old Do
miniOn Hospital of appendicitis.
Mr. StensOn was brought down 20 Rich
mond on Thursday night by DR. Bowles.
OF Scottsvile. The patient was in the
ltsr stages Of the dreadful disease and
Or. George Ben Johnston. 20 whom he
was brought. declined 10 operate upon
him. saying that the patient was too far
gone 20 be benefited by an operation and
could not stand IL.
Mr.. Stenson died I'm a few hours after
that. His remains were taken back 20
Albemarle for burial there.
Theodore T.. Boschen
The funeral OF Mr.. Theodore Ebert
Boschen. who died Thursday afternoon.
took place from the First English Lutn-
eran church. at 1880 o'clock yesterday af-
ternOon Mr.. BOschen was man of
many good traits of character. and had
a wide circle of friends who will be sad
dened by the news of his death. He was
in the forty-ffth year OF his age. and
leaves a wife and eight children. lie was
a son of Mr.. John H. Boschen. and is
survived by a brother-Mr. Henry Be-
schen.
Miss Josephine Morgan.
The death Of Miss Josephine Borgan oc-
CURED Thursday night at the Madison
Tor some time. Deceased was i'm
her sixteenth year, and was
young lady OF many lovable traits Of
character. She was a sufferer from con-
sumption. and came here last October.
in the hope that a milder climate would
prove beneficial. Tho insidious disease
had. however. made great inroads on
her constitution, and she was forced 10
succumb 20 IT,
He remains were taken TO Canada last
night for interment.
Mrs. Sallie b. McNeal.
BOYDTON. VA, Jan. 1i.-Special Mrs.
Sally Il. McNeal died at her home here
about o'clock this morning. after an
Illness OF some two weeks.
She was the relict of the late Robert A.
McNeal and was born on the 1th of Sep
TENDER 1921.
I'm her early life, more than fifty years
ago. she connected herself with the Eps-
copal Church. and has since that time
been an ardent and consistent member,
exempnfyng the character Of truly
good Samaritan. going about doing good
TO her friends and neighbOrs.
Mr., McNeal was a general favorite with
everybody and she was a welcome guest
NJ the home Of the rich, as we'll as the
poor all OF whom loved her with great
When in her strength she might al
ways be found where there was sickness
or sorrow. She leaves a devoted son, Mr.
x. f. McNeaL
IN the last hours Of her sickness she
told her friends who were standing
around her bedside. that she was trust
ing in her Saviour, and that all was well
with her.
Mrs. Maggie Carroll.
PHOEBUS. VA. January l4-Speclal.-
The funeral of Mrs. Maggie Carroll. who
died at her residence on Mallory street
in this place last Wednesday, was largely
attended yesterday. The remains were
taken 10 Oakwood Cemetery for inter-
ment Mrs. Carroll was about twenty
five years Of age. She leaves two small
children.
She has been resident OF this town but
a few years. having come from Baltimore
or Washington. She has been a widow
about three years.
]. I. Oyerton.
BI-RKEVILLE. VA. Jan. H.-Special-.
J. r Overton. a prominent CITIZEN or
Burkevile. and well known postmaster
OF Burke Masonic Lodge. died here to-
DAY, after a lingering Illness. He was
sixty-hve years Of age. and member
of the Eighteenth Virginia Regiment dur
ing the war.
vlve him. lie will be buried to-mor-
row with Masonic honors by several
Lodges.
Mrs. Maggie Grifiin.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, January IL
Special-Mrs. Maggie Griffin. wife or MI.
Rob't l.. Griffin, died to-day ~ 30 O'Clock
at her home on Ireland street ageI
thirty years. She leaves a husband ana
an infant son. She was the second daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs \. Il. Cloves. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon from the Methodist church.
William Humphreys.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jan. IA
Special.-Mr. William Humphreys. aged
seventy-four years, was found dead on
the road between this place and Fat
mouth last night. \ coroners Inquest
was held and vepdict OF death from
heart disease rendered. He leaves
wife ana "A number of grown children.
one OF his sons Il few years ago lost his
life in a heroic, but unsuccessful effort
10 save the life OF a girl who had fallen
from a boat into the Rappahannock
river.
Rev. r. A. Ramsey.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. H.-Rev. f.