The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
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Mrs. Elizabeth Holman.
Especial to The fitness Dispatch) IT. VI
1VYTilI EV III L1o, "A AL July U--Mrsl
1Illznbctht Holman the mother OF Mrs
WI s. Al Moore, OF this place, died at tho
residence Of her on-in-law this nttorno9n
ut 6 o, clock. Mrs. Holman ID from Dan
Vile. but had been living In Wythevlllb
for the past three or four years. 1rhtoe
she had made many friends. The funeral
Will take place Wednesday 1nornittg.
George w. Calvert.
N tspecial to The Times- Dispatch.) 98 /
sst ts ALEXANDRIA,, VA. July 3o.--Geor9e
Calvert, car inspector, died ycs-
y Ii6 was seventy-two years old, and was
born in Prince William county, Va. i43
Mrs. Fannie McConchie. @
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
ss ALEXANDRIA, VA, July so.-Afrs.
i Fannie Nc Conchle died this morning at
4 her residence, In, Alexandria She was
4 born IN Il Madison county, Va, and was
the wife OF Edward McConchie. She
was twenty-nine years old 81
John w. Hawkins. 5i
y Special to The Times Dispatch.)
Y vi FREDERICKsBURG VA, July 3d.
Mfr. John w. Hawkins. a well known citi-
I zen Of Mad son county, died few days
ago. and is survived by q large farnilytofi
children and a number Of grandchildren.
4 He was seventy-nne years old.
Mrs. Allen Breeder.
8Si Especial to The Times Dlspa tcf.) ls5s
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. July 30.s=
Mrs, Allen Breeder died "a few da va ago
at her home, in Madison county, after
a Io<S$
55viyed by her husband and several chit;
.dren. & ~ III 5yfa
John Andrews. I.
Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch.)
dleEI An
on West Street after an Illness Of several
w nIid leayey widow and i9us
iorS man n yea r.. ~
w. B. Poarch.
Especial to The Times % ispa tch.)
y. PETERsBuRG.3sVA A.. @July y. ~ averly
Bruce Ponrch. e aged n twerlty-onc years,
on Harrison Street % typhoid lever. he
citizen. 3s $$$s5 n
Mrs. M. "a. Osborne.
IS. CHARLOTTE, N. c.. July so.--Nirs.
Mary Ann Osborne, widow OF the late
Judge James Walker Osborne, died this
morning at $3.50 O clock at her home on
West Trade Street. after nm illness Of
nine days Mrs. Osborne was the 5daugh-
ter of the late John Irwin and Mary
Patton. Her father was d a prominent
banker and merchant OF this City She
was born Deem Der ~, 1916, VI and died,
therefore. IN herninctieth year. She was
twice married. the first tinlo, IN; ! 1893. to
Mr.. Thomas J. Moore, prominent lawyer
OF spartanburg, s. c.. and by this mar
;riage one son. the late Dr. Thomas J.
Moore. Of richmond, Va, was born In
1872. 81. zs'
Walker Osborne. OF Meek lenburg county.
n brilliant lawyer, and by this second
marriage there survive two sons. ex-4
Judge r.. i Osborne and Mr.. James w.
Osborne, both OF New Y ork 81 4S
at the time Of her death. Judge Os-5
borne ana family were at her bedside
Mr.. Jamos Osborne being In Europe. be
could not reach tho city after hearing
news OF his mothers illness. 4 4
Mrs. Osborne was ono OF the most re-,
:markable women ever. born In this State.
She was possessed OF every womanly
quality, and aside from these, was one
OF the brainiest and most attractive and
convcrsationally brilliant women tic
South has ever produced. She was edu-
Gated In Charlotte, Salon and Philadel-s
gphin and It was during this time that she
developed her lifelong fondness for lit
serature. All her life was spent I'M Char
lotte, except one year in Mississippi and
several years on her farm in ,Alecklcnburg
county, located on tho CataWba River.
4 She was a sdeyout Christian woman and
a lifelong member Of the First Prcsby-
terrain Church. Her chief interests were
IN her children. her church and her
State. 8f y 55.5 d. as n Tie
4 Mrs, Osborne was also n business wo-
man.. During her life she always man
aged her fairs. and at the time OF death
owned m estate valued nt more than
$50, 900. Mrs. Osborne is survived by
nine grandchildren, They are Misses
Mary and Julia Moore and Mr.. Thomas
u. Moore, n OF Richmond. Va; @ Master
James W. Osborne, Jr. OF New York,
and Messrs. Thomas Osborne, OF tho
United States Army. now located in San
Francisco Cal.;5 James w. Osborne, Jr.,
Misses Frances and Mary Osborne. OF
this city .t.t3 BY Al "
Judge George r. Houghton.
(Ry Associated Pross,) * 5F
BIRMINGHAM, ALtA..s$J July 40. lldge
George r.. Houghton, aged sixty our, q
prominent lawyer at Rlrmingham, died
To-Day To-Day e par 1y judge H1ough!on
private. He became later a scout under
General i.ongstreet, He was fluent
writer and made valuable contributions
to tho history OF the conflict.