The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
OBITUARY..
Captain Henri DAWN.

Captain Henri DAWN.
Captain Henri DAWN. Of Point OF Fork.
Flu,auna county died yesterday 10
stanton. after "a lingering illness, Boa the
nliy-n.nth year of his age.
Captain DAWN, after service in the.
Franco-Prussian war. came to This coun-
tryin 1851. and located al Roanoke. Va.
where ne was engaged ass a. CONTRACTOR
iu building the Norfolk and Western and
other rilrouds.
lie subsequently moved to DIS late nome
which bought from General q; Lindsay
walker and continued in railroad con-
tract work until taken iii about one year
ago.
Captain DAWN leaves widow and two
sons and two dauchters. Mr-. Thomas
II. Walker and Miss NIna Daviu. and
Mcssrs Augustus and Fred. DAWN
lie was very popular with all who know
him, and had great many friends al
over the State OF Virginia. who viii re-
greet 10 learn of his death
His funeral will take place this after
noon at Point of Fork, and some OF his
friends viii go up this morning on the
10 o'clock train.
SIR. lukc Matthews.
Mr. Luke Matthews. prominent citizen
of Matthews, Tex, and member Of the
Urinary In this city ats O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Matthew was "a genial
and very popular man, with large NUM-
Der Of friends In Houston. who VIII regret
to hear of his death The remains Will be
taken home 49, morning hy way Of the
Arkansas Pass focd. Mr.. Matthews had
been visiting New Orleans. taking In the
Mardi Gras festivities and was just
starting for home when he became I'D
al fr.N
point. He died Of congestion OF the brain.
Deceased was native Of Virginia bur
had resided I'm Texas about twenty years.
He was a lawyer. having graduated from
tho University Of Virginia in tho class
with United States Senator Cul0er-on.
4 brother. John NJ and sister. Mrs.
Neblitt. and her husband We're with him
al the end. Friends from his home and
of this city were present 20 render an
aid that was possible. The remains viii
be Inferred with Masonic honors at Eaele
Lake.-Houston CTeV) Daily Post.
Mrs. Wa,.. ,. y amaus.
Mrs Mary y. Yeamans. wife of Alr. j.
H. Ycamans. OF the firm OF Garter O. Iet-
mans. died at her home. No. 90 west
clay street. al $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Yeamans was the daughter of Mrs.
T. b. Yeamans. She is survived bv beer
husband two children, one TWO and hlt
years ana the other three weeks old.
brother Mr. j. p. Ycamans. and sister
Mrs. w. NJ Murdoch. She was con-
slstent member OF the First Baptist
church.
Tho funeral will take place from the
residence tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
Mrs. l. j. Hawke.
r4.rr.fr... trIfa Uf Or
gT.,.l4. died suddenly at ncr residence
m East Richmond. last night 40 9.i'
o'clock ln her Hfty-iourlh year 10y
Hawkes. and Lis family nave urrn hNihs
.n East Richmond several year Ii.o ",
w.u known and popular. The deceased
WAS highly esteemed. ami leaves ut-lltr
her husband two SONS, Mes,rs. fffdflch
and Herbert hawkes
HE funeral will be TO ebay.
W. ). johnson.
Mr. Willie j. Johnson, SON of Conc
mander G.. j. Johnson. 0i Pickett Camp
died nc $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
ND the home of his aunt Mrs. j.. W.
stewart. 29 north Twentieth street. ln
tho twenty-siXth year OF his age.
MI. johnson had been ailiug for some
time but his death came suddenly. No-
tco of the funeral will be given later.
4. =. Mcnefe..
~. ~ Dfepofce died Thursday az
-, "''. l -. -, AZ ,,.I.-r,.,.. NJ. 81.
the 10. ~ MOO iIr,., "a
"esl ,".s 5,cl,sed bgI oniy reeiJ.
ed here ii few months, having lately cm
barked I'M a business enieIpflse; e D-.
o.y fr,e.'s III, Who e~'eem , nm 1 ,,y
highly. His funeral took place y,aleId's
afternoon, and the remains were inferred
ia lakewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Dora Topp,
AIRS Dora Topp died Thursday after-
"l7. ',,''''...,i3.,.... ~ Ms M p Tan-
noon az l''e t ,-,.,-,. etrl.r The funeral
viii be- held from the German Lutheran