The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
OBITUARY.
Mr. Charlni,e Z. Starke.

Mrs. Charlotte 4. Stdrno' "iN
John X. Starke. died at her nome rye.
field, Hanover county, Oh Pai"'SS'S' 81
II 80 o'clock on Monday.
Mrs. Starke was woman OF s'erilhs
Christian character. She had been since
her elrlhood a member OF Walnut Bap-
tist churach. from which her funeral took
Mace AT o'clock yesterday afternoon.
She was the mother of Mr.. John W.
Starke. OF this city, and OF Messrs. X. G.,
Joseph W, c. D., r. D., and Misses Lot
tie T.. and Ella l.. Starke, all or Hanover
county.
Nrt. Catherine Burns.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Burns.
mother OF Mr. james T. Ferriter, VIII
take place from ST. Peters cathedral THIS
morning at 3 o'clock. solemn requiem
mass viii be celebrated.
The following will act as paM.Deareis;
Honorary-John Murphy, THOMAS A.
ford. William p. Smith. y. ". Ralter'
Maxwell y. Clarke, Thomas Byrne.
Active-Michael Moore. owen Connors,
Frank J. Riley. William Haley, Thomas
Fitzpatrick. William Longan, fatricH
Cream. John Cream. ,..,...,.
The interment will be in Molnt Calvary
Henry :. stote,burg.
LEADVILLE, col. Nov Henry ,.
Stotosburg, who. during the civil war
held a very high position In the diplo-
matte service OF the Confederate states
and made several trips TO England IN an
endeavor 10 induce that Government 10
grant bellieerent rights TO the Oo'ieu-
eracy. died i'm this city SUNDAY night
lie came here IN 1879 ana pecun's
largely Interested in the Duncan mine, VI
which the late James G. Blame was
part owner.
Joseph Mcanrran.
GORDONSVILLE. VA Nov
cial-Nr. Joseph McMurran. one u ~
old and highly esteemed ciuLen9
toyvn died last Saturday night az an
III. bo,,r Ar the home OF Mr.. j. II. Nc
Iiuoin his brother-ln-law. lie had bee"
somewhat complaining for few days
Inn mo- apprehension of danger had pcen
ausncctod bv his friends until he fell
from his seat and expired IN snort
time. Mr.. NcAlurran was true ana I'M
0inchiug soldier during the late war ana
one among the bravest. II Is remarkable
his mother. one sister and two brothers
died some years ago under similar cir
cumstances without warning.
Mt McMurran had been engaged In
mercantile business here for many years
and leaves many friends 20 mourn the
loss of true and tried friend and "a
valuable citizen.
Ms. Ann 0'Gorman.
Mrs. Ann OGormon died NJ her resi-
donce 3s2S Sixth street, fulton, az 100
o'clock Monday night. The deceased
leaves three children two daughters. and
one son-Thomas German. Marguerite
Fnroughty AID Bridget o German Her
funeral will take place from st. Patrick S
church al a. NJ. to-day.
II. Rev. +. Il. Wynne.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-The Right Rev Fred
ericlS Richards Wynne, Protestant bishop
OF Knlaloc. dropped dead IN the street IN
Dublin today lie was within few rods
of his residence when he expired.
4 dispatch from Dublin q tho Central
News SAYS that Mrs. Wynne, The vile
of the Bishop was found dead IN heF
bod an hour after her husbands death.
N /. learned that the wife Of Bishop
Nyvrne was taken suddenly I'LL early
fhfs morning. and the Bishop got out Of
he'd and went 10 fetch IL doctor. A
short distance from his house ne cropped
dead from heart disease. ana Mrs. Nynne
died almost at tine same time that her
husband expired.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Burns.
mother Of our esteemed fellow-ciiizon'
James y. Ferriter. will take place this
"wednesday morning AZ o'clock. Sol
cmn' requiem mass will be celebrated.
The following will act as pail-bearcrs:
Honorary ActiNe.
Col John Murphy Michael Moore.
Gen. ThOs A. brandcr owen connofs.
col. las. u. Gray. Frank J Riley,
u Smith Bedford. William Haley.
Vim. =. smith. Thos Fitzpatrick.
= ". Raftcr. VIM. Longan.
Maxwell ~. Clarke. Patrick Cream,
Thomas Byruos. John Cream.
Tho mtorment will be in Mount Cal