The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-27

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FEBRUARY is, 1850. where he resided until
! a few months ago, when he came to
| Richmond to attend the S,nithdeal Col
| lege. He was q close student and most
attentive to his studies He WAS most
popular with all who knew him. ana
I was q favorite with mis- associates ana
/ his memory will last as an evergreen
i how and an incentive to youth to follow
| in his footsteps. He suffered with typhoid
| fever for three weeks, when he was re-
! 1ieyed of his sufferirgs by death. During
| his illness he received the best attention
from his family, friends. physicians
| and nurses
! The remains were carried 20 leia"2od'e
| yesterday for internnent.
| James g. Brown.
| Mr.. James T. Brown, a student of the
! Medical College OF Virginia, was taken
J Ill with typhoid fever about three weeks
ago, at his clearinghouse, No. 92a east
! Marshall street, Gie was on the road to
! recovery, when he was attacked by pneu-
rnonia, which terminated In MS death at
/ the Old Dominion Hospital Sunday night
| at $50 o'clock. His father was here from
| his home in Sussex county on visit to
his son last week but was taken III and
| nat TO return home on Thursday.
| Mr. Brown was q most esLiTnable young
J man, possessing admirable traits Of char
I acter and a particularly bright and hard
! student, and was held in high esteem
| by the members of his class who yester-
| day held meeting and adopted resoiu-
| tons Of sympathy for his bereavad fani-
J Iy.
| The members will purchase beautiful
I floral design as a token of love and es-
! TEEN they held for him
I NO arrangements for the funeral have
| yet been made, pending instructions from
/ his family in Sussex. with whom his fell
| low members have endeavoced to commu-
!! nicate by telegraph several times without
| receiving q reply.
Hugh W. Conner.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 26-Hugh NJ.
Conner, president of the Central Railroad
of Georgia. died at his home In this city
I this morning. Mr.. Conner had been Ill
for some time, and his death was not IN
expected.
Mr. Conner was native Of Georgia.
and had long been identified with Sa-
vannah- At the time OF his death he was
senior partner In the cotton firm bear
ing his name. Mr.. Conner was ffty-eisht
| years of age
James Allen.
I ASHLAND. VA, Feb. 26.-Special-Mr.
; James Allen, aged about seventy years
! died yesterday OF paralysis. He removed
from Wisconsin with his family neGr
here about twenty years ago He leaves
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was Catholic and his remains wiz be
! inferred In Woodland Cemetery TUESDAY,
| with the rites OF that church.
Mrs. tsnr l. Gay.
! CHARLoTTESvILLE VA. Feb. 90
Special.-AIrs. Annie Cay, wife OF Thomas
Gay, died yesterday afternoon Her
| funeral and burial took place this morn
ing at II O'clock from her late residence.
on Preston Heights.
James Gr;zznriE.
GRAY. VA FEB. 2L-specisI,--
James 4 Grizzard. aged ssvsnsy - Z &C.
ton. In his death the county loses a
representative and valued citizen, his
neighbors generous and loyal friend
He dispensed au opeu-handed old VIZ
ginia hospitality, and will long ne re,
meulbered for his courrly bearing ana
elegant courtesy TO MS guests
At the beginning of the war Mr. Griz-
Yard enlisted in the Forty-first Regiment,
Mahones Brigade. and served bravely in
this command throughout the entire
chosen calling. that of farming. with
great success. Throughout the entire
section his judgment has always ranked
| as of the best, and his methods have
proved him to be most progressive. he
was perhaps, the largest peanut grower
in Sussex county. For thirty years he
| has served continually in positions OF
public trust.
He leaves a wife and four children
George D. Grizzard. ex-sherif OF Sussex:
] Mrs. M. L. Grizzard. Mrs Jonn v Jones.
! and Mrs. John 2. Barham-
His funeral services win be held at his
late home Tomorrow at ) Z. 81.
Il DrJohn aI. Hanger.
STANTON. VA. Fep, :6.--special.-
| DR.. John 81. Hanger. one OF Stauhton 5
: | oldest physicians. dled suddenly yesler-
day He had been perfectly well. ana
most Of the family LETT for church he
went to get his horse to visit patient
Not returning for some time, q member
= ] of the family went to look for him. and
| found him In the stall with MS horse
dead "A doctor was sent for. and he
said he had died with heart disease. DR..
y ( Hanger belonged to the old Hanger
. /; family of Augusta sounty, but had re-
sided In Staunson most OF his life. lie
:, was connected with most of the bene-
! | fetal orders as examining physician re
!, married Miss Dunlop. OF Augusta cotii,-
+ [ ", and she, with a large Iamsiy OK car
!, J dren, survive him.
Hugh W. Taylor.
RRIsToL. TENN. Feb 26.-Specal-
Z Mr.. Hugh W. Taylor, one of BRISTOL
E ! most popular citizens, died at his nome.
& in South Bristol. yesterday, after an III
s ness of ten days. OF pneumonia Mt.
Taylor was about forty years OF age.
and q member OF a prominent fann.Iy
/ here He was for n number OF Years
z ar,fisoricf the Virginia and Southwestern
& railway He married Mss F,ss nf.sS y nss.
Z dant OF the Rristol-Goodaoa " ! sers COM
3 5,any Mrs, King survives 20
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