The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
OBITUARY..
Mrs. j. watson Phillips.

Mrs. Bette Randolph Dorset Phillips.
who died Monday at her residence. no.
1907 west Main street. was lorty-two years
OF age.
Her father was the late James Dorset,
and her grandfather was the Rev Samuel
Dorset. of Powhatan county. Those who
survive her are her husband, her mother
and two brothers. namely-Mr Lewis w.
Dorset. OF this city. and Mr.. Charles r.
Dorset OF Clntop. W. Va, and three
kisters-lIrs. Josephine Cheatham and
Mrs Martha Hughes. of this city, and
Mrs W. d.. Bailey, OF Buena Vista va.
The funeral Will be heii to-day no il
o'clock no Yves, View Baptist church
Mrs Phillips was an earnest ana de-
voted member Of this church from the
time &c was organized 90 the day OK her
death Rev d. ~. Mercer the pastor
win Doe assisted by Rev. w. p. Hines. OF
West Norfolk. the former pastor OF West
View Baptist church. and by Or. Hatcher
OF Grace-Street church.
The pall-bearers are as follows.
Actlve-Alessrs. r.. VI. Smith. q. =. CIR
ter. DIS. c.. J.. Bagby. W. Wythe Davis,
Mclean. Messrs Pryor Davis, John Tray
Tor and William Trainham.
Honorary-Messrs. IT, III. Elicit, 4. W.
Ball. John A. smither, p. NJ. Foster
McKennon and DR.. huyk.
Miss Mary Brooks.
Miss Mary Brooks, who was so badly
burned Sunday morning. died tuesday
nigbt az her residence on Floyd avenue.
Her funeral Will take place at
O'Clock this afternoon from her late resi-
dencc 1909 Floyd avenue. The interment
Will be i'm Shockoe I'm cemetery
MISS Brooks was daughter OF the late
william Henry Brooks and IS survived
nv one brother-Mr. George W. Brooks.
she was in the sixty-frst year Of her
ago. For many years she had been a
member OF the Second Presbyterian
church. and was closely Identified with
ITS work. The circumstances of her
death were singularly sad. and had II
not been for the efforts Of Mr.. a. o..
Moore she would have been burned 20
death. 10 his gallant Intervention and
thar Of Miss Christian Is due the preser-
walton Of her life until Tuesday night IL
was foresaen from the first. however
that her injuries would probably have
only fatal issue.
Julius II. 10th.
Mr.. julius II. 10th died Tues
day night at ll:So O'Clock al
his residence. No. 100 east Clay
street. Deceased was ffty-six years old
but had been confined 10 his bed only a
few weeks. He was al one time engaged
IN business as cigarmaker. He is sur
vived By a wife formerly Miss Coats,
and one son. Mr.. Charles l.. 10th. lie
leaves also five brothers-Messrs. VIII
liam j.. Charles j.. Jr., Gus f., l.. A. and
a. j. LOth-and sister, Miss Augusta
T. 10th.
The funeral will take place from 100
east Clay street this Afternoon at 1896
o'clock. and the interment will be made
In Shockoe Cemetery.
Hyppolyte Baschon.
Mr. Hippolyte Baschon. "A well-knOwn
shoemaker died al 9:45 O'Clock last night
az his residence No. 4l6 east Marshall
street. Of pneumonia, In the fifty-firsi
year Of his age.
Mr. Baschon had lived I'm Richmond for
| a number Of years. He is survived by his
second wife. two sons and stepson. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
| made.
Mrs. Emma Edelin,.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. 1l.-Speciai -
Ms Emma Y. Edelin,. wife OF Thomas
J. Edelin, deputy marshal United States
| Court. died this morning at her residence