The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23

&C. Green.
The funeral Will take place from the
residence this afternoon al 5 O'Clock. ne
service will be conducted by Rev. Dr.
George Cooper, pastor of the FIRST pa p
fist Church, of which deceased had long
been a member. The interment will be
in Hollywood.
j. Eweli Tyler.
The death of Mr.. j. EWell Tyler occur
rcd Thursday at his residence, on ASH
land Street He was in the 18th year OF
his age. and had been III Tor q snort
while.
Mr.. Tyler had been employed at the
Tricg ship-yards for several months, and
was we'll known, both in the city and
Henrico county, his former home he
is survived by his wife and two small
children. his father-J. Fountain Tyler
three brothers-Harvey F., Blentred a.
Charley Wand one sister--Mlss Peari
Y TYLER. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at $50 o'clock from
Mount Vernon Church, Henrico county.
Funerals.
The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Powell
Colston was held yesterday morning III
ST James Episcopal Church. The floral
offerings were numerous ard beautiful,
and the church was crowded to the
doors with those who gathered to do a
last honor to her whom they had known
and loved in life. The funeral service
was conducted by Rev. William ".
Clark, assisted by Rev. Landon H.
Mason, of Grace Church. lntefmeht was
made in Hollywood.
The funeral OF Mr.. joseph w. Sweeney
took place from Dcnny-Street Methodlst
Church yesterday morning. lnterment
was made in lakewood.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Margaret
Carr took place yesterday morning at ~
o'clock from the Home for s1ncurables,
at which institution she died Thursday.
The funeral of Captain James Grant,
who died at the Eastern State Hospital
on Wednesday, will take place from his
late residence, below Fulton, to-day at
5 P. NJ.
\ number of the tugs and other craft
in the river have their nagS half-masted
in honor of his memory. Captain Grant
was well known in Fulton having resided
there number of years.
William NJ. Wilson.
| Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
| LEXINGTON. VA, March 22.-Mr.
William NJ Wilson was buried to-day at
Bethesda Presbyterian Church. near
! kockbridge Baths. He dided Wednesday
afternoon at the State hospital at Staun-
ton, where he was sent some months ago.
| He was aged so years. and was son OIL
| William A. Wilson, deceased, for many
| years proprietor of Wilson'S Sulphur
Springs, near the famous Goshen Pass.
! His wife who was a daughter OF the late
| John Hull. of Kerr's Creek, and one
! child survive him.
Frederick ScllWab.
Especial Dispatch to The Times0
| ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 2.-Mr.
| Frederick Schwab died this morning after
| A. protracted illness at his home IN TINS
| city. He was about siNty-two years or
| age. and is survived by a widow and sew
| era! grown children. He served IN the
! Civil War as member of kempers Bat
| terv. and was a member of r. r. Lee
| Camp, Confederate Veterans in this city
| Charles Schioss.
| Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
| ROANOKE VA. March 22-Charlcs
| Schloss, one of Roanoke's most promlnen'
| and popular citizens, member of the clotn,
| ing firm of y. Schloss & Co.. died at 9:5'
| O'Clock tonight from paralysis OF the
| brain, aged forty-nine years. He IS sur
| yiyed by his wife and six children. lie
| was a native of Trenton, n. c.
Mrs. Fenton Brown.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
| HAGUE, VA, March 1S.-Mrs. Fe1ltor
Brown (nee Taliaferro) died in Wash,
! ington, D. c., Thursday, March 4th, ane
| was buried at Old Yeocomlco church
near this place, Sunday.