The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
OBITUARY.
IN. o. Miller.


lar Broad Street barber, died at 2:26
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at his resi-.
idence. No. So West Clay Street.
Mr.. Miller was In the forty-frst year
of his age. He leaves his widow. one son,
four daughters, two sIstcrs-in-la w-Afrs.s
Carrin Phillips, Of Norfolk, and Mrs. II.
T. Frick. OF this city--and one brother-ln-.
law. He was a member OF tho United
Ancient Order Of Drulds, Monroe Grove.
No. !. and the Improved Order OF Hepta-l
sophs, No. 162. .
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
this morning from ST. Alary's German
Cathode Church. The tintcrmcnt will DO
made in st. Nfary's Cemetery. ssts
5. Mrs. Mary Lyons.
Mrs. Mary Lyons died at 1918 o'clock
yesterday morning at tho residence Of
her son. Mr.. John r.. Lyons. No. Coz
South First Street. She was the widow
Of Thomas Lyons. #
The arrangements for the funeral will
be announced later. s Il
Alexander y. McCown.
1Exef SSsGS!ffo I? ~ H Tn Ma p'Ra'f1
yesterday, at tho age of eIghty-three
years. For several years he had been In
delicate health. His death was due prl-
marlly to asthma and heart trouble, Mr..
McCown was born and lived all his life
in Lexington. His father was Mr. Sam
uel 1IcCown, a Revolutionary soldier,
who died at the age OF nlnety-five years.
During the Civil War Mr. AlcCown be-
longed to the Home Guard. While Wis
iting his son, Robert Med. fAIccown, who
was one Of General Stonewall Jackson's
couriers that great military chieftain
died from his wound received at Chan
=. fpro A
tailed by Governor John Letcher to ac-
company General Jacksons body to Lex
ington for burial. Ks Governor Letcher was
also a native OF Lexington, and Mr.. Nc
Gown was we'll known to him. Mr.. Me-
Gown was the oldest member OF the Lex
ington Presbyterian Church In duration
OF membership. having been connected
with the church for nearly sixty wears.
Mr.. McCown was n saddler and har-
ness maker, and was held In high esteem
by the community. Ills wife was Miss
Elizabeth Claiborne who died some years
ago Three children srrvve--Mrs.5 s.. B,
Fnller, Mrs w. a.. Baker and Miss Jen-
nie NccoYn, all of Lexington. The fune-
raj will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian Church
and tho interment will be made IN the
Lexington Cemetery.
Robert w. Tucker. &.
fsppcinl to Tho Times. Dspa tell
!. B1.ACs SKsSsSTitosNE VA, March 11.-nober,
W. Tucker, q we'll konWn citizen or TINS
MACE. died at his home here about 4
o'clock this morning, after an illness O.
only three days, MT. Tucker was az hls
business, being member OF the fiors 4,
Exchange at this place, on SATURDAY, y,
annarent good health lie was taken tha'
night with congestion Of the stonlacN
and every effort of tho physicians V ~
Hove him proved fruitless' - 1y,s
THE deceased leaves a Wife. VINO Mua
Miss Hoy OF Petersburg, ana IVY ~, s.,, ~
dren. He was about forty-seYeEsHE wa
old, y, 49, ,,,acc in the
oemntorv nj this place at 4 O'clock "
morrow afternoon. *
Dennis A., Shanahan.
fsnoclal to The Times, Dlspateh ;2 l,u IA !
s,rAHNSToN, VA, March n,I ~ po .;
~ Dennis a.. Shanahan, who dled u =. ~
A. as,nes '" mospital, philadelphia, on satnr-
daw reached the city last night, ana INC
fnneral was held at II oclock. lhls j., niot,l'
ING from st. Francis CathoNc .GHuFrll,
High Mass was held and ce!epFalea =, ~
Rev. Father F. NJ, Rock, OF l.ou ','an,
Nv Nv Bishop Van de YyYer was present
a,N tba mass. 4hterment was IN Thorn
,e.a Cemetery. The pall-bearers were
Nc, wsssrs + M. AIcCue,sW, F. Tams, !, n
s snotts Michael Ikivlighan. Martin 4
Bergln and John y. FlaY'h'
Mrs. Charles Kent
fsncc,s to rho Times DlspatchD
F1r,A mIIsYII.LE, VA, March ll,-Mrs,
rhnr,es Kent died at her home. near
Lottsburg, Monday Shells survived sarol by, by
a husband and several children, Het
remains Will be inferred In the TENDER g,
sons Church Cemetery to-day, NeY. y.
n Garner conducting the tuferal fs'''
vice.
William n. Mayo.
Special to The Times, plspateh.l Z,
William r. Mayo, a veteran of the ciyil
War, died last night OF kidney trouble
at B!aekrock Springs, AGED seYentYsflyf
years For more than ten years decease ,a