The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Ccnia j. Brown.


Mrs. Conia J. Brown. relct of John T.
Brown and daughter of Thomas j. and
Amanda Hatcher. died Tuesday az her
mothers home. No 5l9 north Thirueth
street. She had been sick for about
week. and tho announcement Of her death
will be a shock 20 her many friends.
Mrs Brown was 30 years OF age; Was
born and reared iu this city, ana was the
mother of four small chnilen-two boys
and two girls
The funeral Will take place az o'clock
this afternoon from Union static
Methodist Episcopal church. OF which
the deceased was an active member.
William . Nils -.
Mr.. william II. Wilson, veteran o.
brewery Battery. died at the Soldiers
Home leste. day lie was from NoltoHa'
county and was hfty-siX years o.d Inc
funeral Will take place from the chapel
M the Home this afternoon at O'Clock
Rev. l.. r.. Mason Will oiiiclate'
ni~. 20 r. " O..
Information has been rec iyei here oil
the dc tin in ST. Louis of Mrs. Mary LIS
come VIM widow of tho late John O.
VIM. She had many friends here
rr fc,~or .. o.. Owe.>.
sTAI-NTON. VA. March Especial
Prof. 5 II. owen died in this city Mon
day night. aged %. Prof owen was born
jn Fredericksburg Va. and attended tne
Coleman School Tor so many years l"-
nous I'm the large number OF Va schools.
lie was graduate OF the University "i
Virginia and was for number OF years
Professor Of Greek IN Richmond College.
which position he held until ls't For
sometime after the war be was with Ut
Barnes Sears in establishing Norma
do
Prof. owens came 90 Staunton in 1850,
as teacher in the stanton Military
Academy and afterwards taught % PHI
vate school His pupils always took
hgh stand al the colleges and CniVer-
stiles. he was regarded as ripe schol-
ar and an excellent teacher OF late
wears he compiled and published
most valuable book on instalment pay
ments as conducted by building associa-
lions. and used by real estate agents. IL
is "a valuable guide. both for buyer ana
SELLER. The remains of Prof Owens viii
be taken 20 Richmond for interment
Nfr. I &c -. DogGrU.
pREDERTCKSBURG VA, March y
eneci8l-News was received here lo-ual
of the death. at his home In chicago OF
air. Lee B. Doggett, former wei known
and successful merchant or TINS H'y'
aged eltElN years. 81 20
lie was "a brother of EN-Mayor d.. :
Dogeett of this city lie is survived ny
a widow and ten children. among then
being Dr. a. G.. Dogcett. Of THIS clty'
Tudpe James l.. Dogget, or Mckinney,
Texas. and Rev Luther w. Dosget' OF
Wheeling. w. Va.
Tho remains win be brought here lot H.
ternert. and the funeral viii take place
from 81. Georges Episcopal church. OF
which ne was former member.
r.. \. o.. conner.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va March 5
speciaI.-llrs. 4. II. Conner, wife OF the
late Samuel Conner, died az her residence
an Ridge street yesterday afternoon IN
The sixty-fourth year of her age. ne.
funeral took place az the Eaptisi chuI0"
his afternoon az $3.50 o'clock.
ronr children survive her: S. W. 7.
conner OF New York. Airs. Fannie Dean
of Richmond. Mrs Durham, oil sdN"n,
nan. Ca. and Mrs. Laura Thompkins OF
this city. ,.,. ,,.7,..
Airs conner was a very estimable ladN
q member of the Daughters of the keVo-
lution. he Daughters of the Coniederaeey
and was active IN many charities OF '"e
CITY