The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
OBITUARY..
AFR lanes Conway.


NJ lanes Conway. member OF Com
many NJ. Fourth Virginia Regiment In
fantrv. United States volunteers, died al
division hospital at Jacksonville. Florlda'
Wednesday morning Al O'Clock, with
typhoid fever after n lingering Illness
He was only tweniy-three yesIs OF "b'
ana when the order for volun tcors was
,1.,,od he hecame inspired by his love of
country and went forth To do battle ana
sacrifice his life for flag and country. III
Voto lanes RYAN. Of this city, accom-
panled the remains as am escort ana IL
was learned that the young volunteer
was thought 10 be recovering uhth itW
hours before his death, when The SUDDEN
change came. on the arrival o. the BODY
Funeral Director James McDonough' TOOK
charge and the remains were conveyed 10
bie late home. No sos Orleans street
FULTON. and as the body was being borne
into the house the scene was one or great
solemnity. Friends in vast nurpers stooi
with bowed heads. which gave mann esia-
ton OF the seriousness OF tire loss OF the
young life.
When the lid Of the caslIet was remoV-
cd the grief stricken mothers bereaVe-
mont was pitiable TO witness. and loving
friends who gathered aroynd could not
restrain their tears. That ne was gwen
the hest Of attention there is evidence
lie was born and raised in Fulton. ana
was n bricklayer by trade. He was kind'
considerate and his gentlemanly dispose
ton won friends who freely express their
sorrow at his sudden death. He leaves
mother. Mrs. Ellen Conway. two
brothers. and one sister, namely. John
conway. Of the Fire Department; Thomas
Conway and Mrs. John Kennedy, or fui-
ton. O.,
The funeral will take place from st.
Patricks church at 3 o'clock this evening.
mill ha made in Mount
Cavalry.
Herbert C. HOgue.
Mr. Herbert c. Hogue, aged q years,
died at his home No. 10 Denny street, at
7:S0 O'Clock last evening, after long ana
painful illness.
NJ Hogue was highly esteemed by all
who knew him and was young man
with many fine traits Of character.
He leaves a wife and two sisters, Miss
es Cassie and Marian Hogue.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock from the Denny Street
Methodist Church. The interment viii
be in Oakwood.
Mrs. Louis V. Gibson.
Mrs. Louisa V. Gibson. wife OF Mr..
John r. Gibson. died wednesday at her
residence. No. 500 south Cherry street, in
the Goth year of her age.
Mrs Gibson IS survived by four daugh-
tiers and one SON
The funeral took place from Grove
Avenue Baptist church yesterday after
noon ar 4 o. clock. The intcrment was
made in Riverview cemetery.
John Wilson.
BEDFORD CITY. VA, Sept. 29.-Spe-
cial-Mr John Wilson died very sud
deny last night At s o'clock from heart
failure at the residence OF his sister. Miss
salie Wilson He was sitting on The
perch talking 10 themcmbers OF the fam
lily when death. without a moments
warning, called him TO his last account.
He is survived by five children-Messrs.
Robert and Joseph Wilson. OF Roanoke.
John Wilson, OF McPheaTson. Kan. and
Mrs Hanson Buford. Of Montvalo, and
Miss Mary Wilson. Of this place. and
two sisters, Misses Salle and Mamie VII
SON OF this place. lie will he buried from
the Episcopal church Friday evening al
o'clock.
Mrs III. G.. Aston.
BOYDTON. VA. Sept 29.-Special-Mrs.
Henrietta G. Aston wife Of Mr. j. Aston.
of Townsville n c.. and daughter Of
T. r. Goodc ESD OF Mecklenburs coun-
ty died yesterday Of typhoid fever after
a protracted Illness. Mrs. Aston was
devoted wife and mothc- and christian
woman, having connected hercsf Win
the Episcopal Church in early life. She
| leaves three children and many friends.
VINO will miss her greatly.
She viii Dee buried this afternoon from
Nutbush church, near Townsville, n. c.
Mrs. H.. W. French.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept % Special
Mrs Eliza Williams French. wife Of Mr..
| George SmOot French. of the firm Of The
! Alexandria Fertilizer Company, died this
morning al o'clock at her home on
| north Alfred street. She was a most es-
| Unable lady woman Of fine sense and
culture, and moved in the first circles IN
| Alexandra society.
Dabney Hutter.
| LYNCHBURG, VA, September 29.-Spe-
| cial.-Mr. Dabney Hutter son CT Major
and Mrs. T.. 5. Ilutter. died here to-day
after a lingering Illness. aged twenty-one
| years.