Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
MRS. MARY q. FIT4WILSON.
Mrs. Mary e. Fitzwilson, wife OF Mr..
Charles f. Fitzwilson. Of Richmond,
and mother OF Mrs. w. T. Taylor, Of
Norfolk, died ut her residence Satur-
Cay night at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Fitzwil-
son had been sick only short while.
and her death is q great blow to her
immediate family and many friends.
She was a daughter Of Mrs. Frances III.
Crane, and was q lovable woman, being
Il true and fond wife, dutiful dough-
ter and loving and indulgent mother.
Mrs. Fitzwilson was a member Of
Monumental Church. and eXemplihed
in her life many Christian virtues. She
leaves, besides her husband and moth
er. and the daughter mentioned In the
preceding paragraph, three sons
NIessrs. j. e. and w. G. Fitzwilson, of
New York. and Harry, of Richmond,
nnd three daughters-Mrs. James NJ.
King, and Misses Helen and Grace
Fitzwilson. She Is survived by broth
CT also-Dr. ]. r. Crane, of Richmond,
and three sisters-Mrs. B. Robertson.
Mrs. Stella C. French, and Mrs. ]. L..
Ridenour.
The funeral took place yesterday aft
mental Church. Interment was made in
lakewood
MRS. MARGARET S. TROWER.
Mrs. Margaret Scott Trower. relict Of
the late Captain j. r. Trower, died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. l.. j.
LeFaucheur, No. 255 Fenchurch street.
at II o'clock yesterday morning. Her
death was very sudden. Sunday even
ing she visited one OF the neighbors
and returned home about 10 o'clock and
retired for the night in her usual
health. Early yesterday morning she
complained OF feeling indisposed, but
the family did not think her sickness
serious. Just before her death she
spoke of getting UP and dressing, blu.
in a moment afterwards gave one gasp
and expired almost Immediately. Ply
slcions We're hurriedly sent for. but
ON their arrival they found that the In
satiate reaper had claimed her as his
own. The deceased was G5 years old.
She leaves four children. three sons and
one daughter-Messrs. John n. Tr6yer,
of Washington, D. c.; Samuel r. Trow-
er, of this city; Allen r. Trower, OF Old
Point and Mrs. LeFaucheur. of this
city. Mrs. Trower was born in North
ampton county. but had resided here
the greater part of her life. The flu
Street Baptist Church Wednesday
morning at II clock, and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. j. ]. Taylor.
MIR. THOMAS EAST.
The obsequies of Mr.. Thomas East,
who departed this life at his residence,
on Corprew avenue, Brambleton Ward,
Friday night, were held from Trinity
M. 70. Church Sunday afternoon at
o'clock The services were conducted by
Rev Lloyd T. Williams pastor. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Elmwood
cemetery.
MIR. JAMES r. WILSON.
The funeral of Mr.. James r. Wilson.
whose death occurred at/St. Vincent's
Hospital Sunday, was held at the
morning, and was conducted by Rev.
A. S. Lloyd, D. D., of st. Luke's Epls-
copal Church. The deceased was a
brother of Mr.. Wright c. Wilson, of
this city, and was unmarried. FIe was
about 80 years old.
b. MRS. ANNIE CLEMENTS.
The remains of Mrs. Annie Clements,
who died at the Mansion House Satur-
day evening, were taken to Brunswick
county yesterday morning for funeral
and interment.
MR.. BUTAW MOsBLEY.
MI. Eutaw Moseley died at his home,
No. 109 Church street, at $3.50 a. m. yes
terday, aged IS years. The funeral will
take place from the residence at $3.50
O'clock this afternoon.
Disreputabic Houses Rntdcd
!. The police raided two houses on VIII
Iiamson's lane yesterday and arrested
1.-THE woman in charge and the inmates
at each place. Some of the latter were
white They were allowed to go. after
being given a warning. Minerva VIII
Hams and Martha ,Billups We're held.
They are the colored women who ran
1.-THE houses. The raids grew out Of some
evidence OF a revolving nature heard in
POLICE Court. The Williams and Bill