The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-23

was. on her mothers side. a grand
daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Claiborne.
She married Mr.. David Benjamin Frank
lin the largest shoe merchant In this city
before the war. She came TO Richmond
as q bride. and has seen living here ever
since.
Mrs. Franklin's aunt. Miss adelaide l..
Forrest. and her hnlf-sister. Miss Mar
earet Booth Llpscombe. were two OF the
victims at the theatre IRE In this city ~
1911. and their names can be found on the
monument In front OF Monumental church.
Mr.. Franklin leaves beside one daugh-
ter quite a number Of grandchildren.
Her son-in-law. Mr.. II. J. Johnston. ~
expected home from Tennessee this morn
ing After his arrival the details or the
funeral arrangements Will be decided
upon.
Major Joseph Moore.
HAMPTON. VA. Jan. y. special
Major Joseph Moore died yesterday AZ
tcrnoon at his residence. on Queen street.
He was proprietor Of Moorss restaurant,
Of this city. Some weeks ago he was
stricken with paralysis OF the heart. but
had sufficiently recovered 10 be out and
was seemingly well. Yesterday afternoon
he went out Tor a walk. and when near
was taken suddenly III. He was imme-
diately taken 10 his restaurant, but only
lived few moments.
Major Moore has been In this city sew
eral years. For a long time he conducted
shooting gallery on east Main street. In
Richmond Then he went 10 Virginia
Reach. where he ran a merry-go- round.
lie has for several years conducted a res
taurant here
He was well-x known as a strsightfor-
ward. upright business man. and liked bv
every one who knew him. His funeral
will take place tomorrow from 81. Johns
Episcopal church.
jefferson ". Stubs.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA.
jan. A-.--Spccldl.-air. Jeucrson ~ Stupp,,
one OF the Oldest and most influential
citizens OF this county died to-day at his
home. in the eighty-sixth year of'his age.
after a brief illness. He was the iather
of three sons and two daughters. Tho
deceased for many years was a commune
cant OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and \ most active member OF the same.
lie was likewise a member OF the Ma
sonic fraternity.
His funeral viii take place on Sunday
at II A. NJ. from his late home.
". J. Rogers.
NORFOLK. VA, Jan. "a telegram
received yesterday announced no death
OF Hon. W j. Rogers. or Northampton
county. y c.. AZ his home near Marga-
retsvlle Mr.. Rogers was for a number
q, veacs identified with the commission
business Of Norfolk. with the hrm OF
Nessrs w j. Rogers & Son. withdraw
70 North Carolina. where he has since
resided. with the exception OF the time
he was. under appointment OF President
Cleveland. commissioner OF revenue IT.
Oklahoma Territory.
hrs. Margaret Ryan.
Mrs Margaret Ryan died yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock az her residence,
No. 5l2 north Fifteenth street. Her fu-
neral will take place tomorrow afternoon
from 81. Peters Cathedral az O'Clock.
Mr. Ryan. who was seventy two years
old leaves from her first marriage two
children-one son. John ]. Reilly. and one
daughter. Miss Mary Reilly. Her second
husband was Mr.. Ed Ryan. who was con-
nected with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company.
Mr.. Janet Clcland.
IYNCUBU RG. VA, Jan. 22.-Speelal-
4 telegram was received here TO-DAY an
nouncinr The death OF Mrs Janet Cieland.
an the home of her daughter. Mrs. Noble
r. Thompson In Washington. u. g. De-
ceased was the mother OF Mrs william
IL Snead Mr. j. NJ Cleland. and Mr.. T..
A Cleland OF this city She was seventy
years Of age. and was born IN GLASGOW
Scotland.
Crrgory Puryis
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. - 40
Special Mr.. Gregory Purvis. son of Mr..
oscar W. Purvis. died last night n The
residence of his parents. near Boyh $
Tavern. Albemarle county, aged eighteen
year. His funeral will take place to-
morrow at noon from his late home
Cardinal Angelo Iiianrhi.
ROME Jan. Cardinal Angelo
Bianchi Bishop OF Palesirna. died In this
city to-day He was born in Rome Nov
ember 10. 1877. and created cardinal Sep
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