The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

moinnf, MIS-. Afndu0i DAuu iht"Hs -
pirod suddenly OF heart disease witl"a
The past two years. Mr.. 1llton was y
native Of Delaware and a member OF ere
Ordcr of the Cincinnati Hsc great uncis.
James Titon. was The FIRST surgeon-gen-
e. al OF the United states Army.
ABOUT twelve years ago tne tncn Miss
( 1lt0n went 20 Washington % live with
her aunt Mrs. Dunn. She met Mr. Ton
naut at enc of The Virginia summer re-
sorts and the acquaintance soon ripenet
into a deeper feeling and they were mar
ricd 800 December. 1891. Mr. Tenant had
resided n Petersburg. but Immediately
after the wedding he came 20 this city
with has wife and they have ever since
occupied the handsome old Dunlop
mansion at Fifth ANA rranNin streets,
Two children We're born t0 her, Brydon
and T.lton. aged respectively SIX years
and eighteen months.
Mrs. Tenant was a heautiful woman
| and one whose charming qualities Of mind
and heart won FOR her the friendship ~
All who came in the circle of her ac-
| qullntance She was not actively con-
nected with any Of the social ,organiza-
| tons of the c.ty bur her home was 4
favorte rendezvous Tor many congenial
| friends and The hospitality OF the host
and hostess was "a source OF delight TO
those VINO enjoyed "a. and will be a
pleasant memory.
The Governor and Ms Tyler cans1
yesterday 90 express their sympathy
The funeral services will be held from
the late home Thursday morning. and
Immediately after the funeral party viii
he taken 20 Petersburg on a special train
20 leave ar 3.l5 o'clock. The pall-bearers
viii be.
Honorary. Governor Tyler Colonel ..
Oh. Coward'n. CAPTAIN Charles .. VII
liams Mr. Alexander Cameron, Or FL.
ward Mcclure Major Robert Stiles.
Active Messrs william r, Massie
w C. Ferguson. II. T. Caber W J.
Walker G.. =. Duke and Frank Daven
port
Henry Aston.
Mr. Henry Aston died Yesterday morn
sng az 239 o'clock al the Sheliering Arms
Hospital lie was seventy years old.
and was native of Lancashire Eng.
He had been an engineer az the Lower
| Gas works for twenty nine years.
Tie leaves three daughters and one sor
Mrs. J. TT. Lauder Mrs O.. B Bradley
Mrs. r. II Doughty. OF Brooklyn. and
Mr. John II. Aston of the city Water
Department.
The funeral viii be held this ar
| fernoon az 1890 O'Clock from the Weddell
Memorial chapel on Denny street
Mr. Aston lived at 2i6 Nichol street
| He was hold On high esteem by all who
knew him. Tie came 20 the United states
: about forty years aro and had been
living In Fulton FOR thirty-one years
Death Of Two Veterans.
Two veterans died at lee Camn Soil
diers Home Monday Mr.. Oswald Bull
| lock passed away at o'clock lie was
private in the 3o'h Virginia Infantry.
| The funeral services held az
O'Clock yesterday afternoon az the Homo
chapel. conducted by the Rev. l.. r.
| Mason.
Mr. Joseph T.. Smith died ar 1890 o'clock
in the evening Tie was a private In TIA
| 9Th Virginia Cavalry
Mrs. Vi. O'NciH.
Mrs. VI O'Neiu. wife Of Mr. Dennis
O'Nelu. or 40 31, bowling Green road.
Chelsea TIN. died Monday night a. 9'oS
O'Clock. after an illness of about eighteen
months
Deceased leaves besides her husband,
seven sons and two daughters. She IS
also survived by "A sister Mrs. W H.
Jenkins. OF Church Hiu The funeral VIII
take place Ar $3.50 o'clock this morning
from ST. Peters cathedral OF which she
was long devout member.
Richard y. Md rspn.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June G.
Special-After a pr0tracted illness for
several months from aocess on the liver
Mr.. Richard ID. Anderson died yesterday
at his home near Red Ill., IN the forty
first year OF his age.
The deceased was the senior member
Of the firm of Anderson Bros. b0oksell-
ers and statouers. University OF Vir.
| einia. Mr. Anderson was one ot the
! most energetic business men that Abe
! marie county ever produced. and he was
/ very popular.
In 1893 he was the business manager
| OF the University baseball team. ana
| was the secretary and treasurer OF the
| Athletic Association for a number %
| years which position Doe held az the Tina
| Of his death. For the last seventeen or
eighteen years be has been associated
| intimately with the students who At
| tended the University among whom hs
was very popular. and to-day thousands
| OF students an over tho United states
will regret 10 learn OF his demise.
Early in lfe he married Mss Carrie
White, daughter Of the a. John E
White. Of Red Hl. Albemarle county.
who survives him with six children.
y. }. Common
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June g.
Speciai-Mr. j. j. C0nnor died this morn
ing at 6:30 o'clock az his residence on
High street. aJer an illness OF only a
few days OF brain fever. in the End year
OF his age
4 wife and one daughter survive him.
Mr. Conner was a native OF ireland.
and came 10 thisSlty about nifty years
ago. where he has been engaged IN bus
iness ever since. AZ the time OF his
death he was engaged In the merchant
tailoring business on Main street.
His funeral and burial viii take place
on Thursday morning
Mrs. War gi,rrt \ Drcwin.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June a.
SpeciaL-Mr. Margaret a. Drewin died
at her home on Market street this morn
ing about o'clock. Mrs Drewin was
the mother OF Mr. John Drewin. OF the
firm OF Smith * Drewin.
Mr~. Calvin -. Jennings.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June s.
Speclal.-Airs. J. calvin Jennings. sister
OF Major W $ Embrey. OF this city. died
yesterday az her home. near The Wilder
ness. IN tins county. \ husband and six