The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

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his native city. under direc tion Of his
various cities through out the country
sfinal Hlocating In n orfollS
5SSs HsN was tt1ir ty-eight years. Of aga and
leaves a wife. but no childr ell. .
The remains arrived i'll this scity at IL
o'clock yesterday, and the funeral q tools
floating. The i1lterment was In Holly
wood. u ss5
Henry Brown.
MT n Henry Brown, one Of the best.
known residents Of the city. died very
suddenly yesterday at his residence.
Mo- East Cary Street While he had
been. complaining for about a month. his
sudden demise from heart failure was al
together unexpected and came as q great
shock to his many friends.
For twenty years Mr.. Brown was con-.
nected with the firm. OF r. B. Chaffin
q Company. He was In the flfth-third
year of his age ana was prominent
member Of the Royal Arcanum. He
leaves beside his wife and two children.
VII. and Miss Matte Brown. a mother
and two brothers. Chas A. Brown Of
Taylor and Brown; and W. II. Brown, OF
n. r Savage and Son, a,l OF this city.
The funeral will be from his late resi-
dence, No. 8 East Cary street, at - O'clock
tomorrow. Interment in Hollywood.
Mr..SW. L. DrumhilI.
Mr.. w. L. Drumhill. q, Confederate SOL
died. died at the Soldiers Home Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock. He was native
Of Albemarle county. He leaves six chill
dren. The funeral was from the Hons
Chapel Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The interment was made in Hollywood
Cemetery.
Mr.. William Melton.
Mr.. William Melton died yesterday
morning at z o'clock at No 6A South Pine
Street. He leaves wife and five chill
dren. The funeral will be held this at
ternoon at o'clock from Pine Street Bap
fist Church. The burial will be in River
view Cemetery.
Miss Ellen Moseley Pratt.
Miss Ellen Moseley Pratt died ysster-
day evening at the home OF her parents
No. 1OO21h Chaffin Street. Miss Pratt was.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 2.
Pratt The funeral notice will be published
later.
Or. w. l.. Williams.
(By Associated Press.)
ALTON, VA, April s.-A sadness ana
glo"m has been cast over this section OF
Nelson TO day by the death Of tDr. w. u.
W1',lan.s. a. his home. at Avon. after
a NOS pain fol III css
DR.. Williams was ono of Nelson's Oldest
citizens and one OF the most successful
and highly esteemed physicians of Mel
son county and of the State.
He was born in September, 1918, and
graduated at the age Of twenty-seven.
For more than fifty years he had almost
the exclusive practice OF this part OF
Nelson, until old age and feeble health
compelled him to lay down his life work.
Not only was he the beloved physician
Of almost every family, but he was In
his kind-hearted and generous way a.
faithful friend and wise counsellor to
those in trouble or distress.
An indulgent father, gentle as Wo-
man, generous to a, fault, a faithful friend
and physician, untiring in his efforts to
relieve pain. never thinking of bodily
fatigue, he will be sadly missed and
mourned by the whole community.
He was an earnest and forcible speak
cr, and served his county some years ago
in the Legislature.
DIR, Williams was twice married. His
first wife was Miss Eliza Rhodes, of Nei-
son. The surviving children Of this union
are: Mrs. B. H Goodloe, Messrs. Charles
and Ed. Williams, Of Nelson; DR.. John
Williams, a prominent physician OF North
Garden, Va, and Mrs. Smith. of Bates
VILE Va His second wife was Miss SUI
san Patrick. Of Albemarle county. rive
children survive him-Drs. Forrest and
Fulton Williams, two successful physl-
clans, of Nelson county; Percy Williams.
of Nelson; Ernest Williams, Of Chicago,
and Mrs. John Hart, Of Portsmouth, Va
The funeral services will take place
at Hebron Baptist Church tomorrow,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Fl. Is. Haw-
thorne
Mrs. Iona Gary.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LUXEMBOURG. C. H, VA, April Mrs.
Iona Gary, wife Of Samuel Gary, Of
Reedy neighborhood, in this county, after
an illness Of only a few days. died and
was buried to-day. The large number of
people who attended the funeral attested