The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16
MRS. ROBT. J. LOWE
 DIED LAST NIGHT
DEATH WAS SOMEWHAT SUDDEN AND RESULTED FROM HEART FAlLURE-REMAlNs WILL BE TAKEN TO EUFAULA.

Mrs. Robert J. Lowe, the wife of Robert J. Lowe, died somewhat suddenly of heart failure at 7:SO o'clock last night at the Lowe residence. 293O Avenue H.
 slightly for several weeks, her relatives and friends little dreamed that the white horses were coming so rapidly to her door. It was only a few days ago that, accompanied by her little boy. Robert J. Lowe, Jr., Mrs. Lowe returned from her girlhood home at Roseland, near Eu- faula, where with her husband and child ren, and near devoted relatives and friends she had been passing the summer. The homecoming was a joyous one, and the Lowe home on Avenue H was bright with the expectations of a delightful win ter to be spent here in the city. Wher- ever seen since her return, Mrs. Lowe, who was concededly one of the most beautiful women in the state, was the subject of gratuatory remark, that she had returned to town so completely re- stored to health and strength after the summers vacation.
 Wednesday, however, Mrs. Lowe com plained slightly of feeling i'll, and MT. Lowe persuaded her to rest. The day following her condition became worse, though even then 1t was in no sense alarm ing. Not until yesterday afternoon how ever. did the family become apprehen- for the worse in Mrs. Lowes condition was noted and Dr. George s. Brown, the family physician, was summoned. When he arrived he recognized that Mrs Lowe was suffering from heart trouble and exhausted every known remedy to bring relief; but the patient rapidly lost vi- tality and passed away at 7:30 o'clock.
 Brief funeral services, conducted by the Rev. J. W. Cantey Johnson, of St. Mary s-on-the- Highlands. will be held at the Lowe residence at 1:3O o'clock this afternoon. The remains will leave Bir- mingham over the Louisville and Nash vile railway at o'clock this afternoon for Eufaula, where the funeral and burial will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 Mrs. Lowe Is survived by her husband and three children-Robert J. Lowe Jr, the two-year-old son of her second mar riage, and Melville Jackson, nine years of age, and Caroline Jackson, seven years of age. the children of her first mar riage.
 The intelligence that Mrs. Lowe was no more awakened deep and widespread sorrow in the city.
 Mrs. Carrie Cochran Lowe, the daugh- ter of the late Judge John Cochran, was born thirty-four years ago at Roseland, near Eufaula, She was educated princi- pally in Baltimore Returning to Ala bama, she welded the late Bishop Jack son, of the Episcopal church.. Several years after Bishop Jacksons death she welded Robert J. Lowe, of this city She was known as one of the most beautiful women in the state and recognized in social and religious circles as woman of character. culture and charm. Con- fiected, as she was, by blood and mar riage, with many of the most prominent families in the south. 1t was given her to lead in what was highest and best in southern life; and, though she gave her. self royalty to whatever she entered, yet it was known that she was happiest in her home and that her husband and child ren peopled her heaven.
 Her death will be mourned by all who had the privilege of knowing her.