The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
OBITUARY.
William Urne.


Mr. William Orme. a well-known citi-
zen Of Richmond. died Wednesday after
noon. al the advanced age or s. years.
He had been in falling health for some
twelve years or more. and about four
years ago suffered Il stroke Of paralysis.
from which he never recovered.
Mr.. Ormc was native Of Maryland,
but had lived in Richmond FOR thirty
six years. He came here from Harper s
Ferry. i'm 1861 and served through the
war as foreman Of one OF the depart
mcnts in the Confederate army or
arsenal Soon after the cessation of
hostities he was appointed by Mayor
MAYO member OF the police force ana
he remained on the force up 10 about
twelve years ago. serving for long
while as sanitary officer OF the second
District.
Ills wife preceded him TO the grave by
many years. and one Of his daughters
Mrs. J. NJ Foesett-d died about two years
ago His only surviving child is the
wife Of Captain T.. +. Hulcc. of the Third
Police District
The funeral took place yesterday ''ter-
noot.at $50 o'clock from the residence "l
Mr.. Herbert 5 Dalton 10. lll2 "drh ave-
nue.
John :. Stubs.
Mr. lanes =. stubbs the assistant
secretary Of the Richmond branch OF
The Young Mems Christian Association
was shocked last night on the receipt or
a telegram from Marion. s. g., anne unc-
ing the death of his father Professor
John S. Stubs. at that place, on yes
terday.
40 particulars Of the death was re-
ceivod. beyond the statement thdt me
had died very suddenly.
Professor Stubs was born I'm the ccun-
~ OF Gloucester Va. on November 10
1881. and leaves a widow and Il sister. bee
sides his son. He was cousin OF state
Senator James n. Stubbs. Of Gloucester.
The interment viii Dee made in kich-
moud. and details of the funeral Will pe
announced later.
Wlnlrec Bradley
At Lee Camp Soldiers Home yesterday
Mr.. Winfreo Bradley died in the Wn
wear of his age. He was a. member of
Company T.. Eleventh REGIMENT of Nir-
ginia Infantry during the war His
home was in Danvile. iIe had been
am inmate of the Home about seven or
eight Years. Nlr. Bradley was originally
from Ivnchhurc Before the war he was
a bridge contractor. lie leaves three
SONS.
The funeral will take place at oak
wood Cemetery this afternoon 10 4.9
o'clock
The funeral will take place at Oakwcod
Cemetery this afternoon at 4:50 clock.
Charles 1. Shand.
Charles T. Shand. "a well-known young
machnist. long in the employ OF ihc
southern Railway. died yesterday morn
ing at his home on Wallace street. lie
was i'm his thrtieth year. Mr. sh1hd
was an exemplary young man. ana en-
loved the confidence and esteem OF his
employers. Ills funeral will take place
from the Sacred Heart church on sat
urday morning.
Robert Mas>rnburg.
HAMPTON, VA. Feb. 25.-Speciai.-
Mr.. Robert Massenburg who for the
past month had been critically in with
typhoid pneumonia. died at his residence.
ON Hope street yesterday afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock Mr.. Massenburg was mem
Der Of Kecoughton Lodge 40. -.
Knights Of Pythias. a Mason. member
of the q. A. r., and at the time OF ms
death was fireman OF Engine company
No. 1 Ct the Hampton Fire Department.
lie WAS "A brave fireman. and no man M
tba company rendered better services.
lie was one of the most popular and
best-knowu citizens of this community.
Air Massenburg was In his iorty-ninth
wear and for a long time before ms
death WAS connected with the extensive
oyster business Of J. 5. Darling 4 Son.
The funeral will take place Sunday al
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
joint riRncr.
SUFFOLK VA, Feb. 25.-Special-
This morning about o'clock Mr. John
=. Primer. one Of our NEST prominent
citizens died az his residence on Frank
lin street. Mr. Primer was the largest
TAXPAYER IN Suffolk. as we'll as the
largest owner of real estate.
lie was 81 years old. lie leaves a
SON MIR. John r.. Primer. who is a promi-
nent attorney Of this city. and former
Mayor.
the funeral services will be conducted
from his late residence tomorrow after
noon. by Rev. W. A. Barr. rector OF
ST. Paurs Protestant Episcopal church.
and his remains will be inferred in Cedar
hin Cemetery.
& .orge Bell
EASTVILLE. VA. Feb. 25.-Special-
Mr.. George Bell one or the Oldest ana
most estimable citizens OF Northampton !
county. died at his home. near Marion ,
Vlle Tuesday the 23d instant. Mr.. Bell !
leaves a wife. aged about eighty-siN years. !
and three sons and two daughters. Rev |
George 5. Bell a noted Presbyterian min- |
lister, Is a son OF the deceased. and had a |
charge al Bedford. Pa. until he was cali
ed 70 the bedside OF his father some
months ago. His other two sons live in |
Cal fornia. The deceased was about |
c!ghty-eight years old, and was from one |
OF TIA most noted families In the S.ata