The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-17
Mrs. Mary j. Hsoscl

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Major ]. w. Pegram. Mr.. a. Barsamin.
and Colonel John Murphy.
Mrs. Mary j. Hioscly.
PETERSBURG. VA, April ESPECIAL
Mrs. Mary j. Moseley, widow Of the late
J. E.. Moseley, died at her home, two
miles from this city. in Chesterfield Coun-
ty. to-day, after an Illness OF twenty-four
hours.
Mrs. Moseley was a daughter of the late
E. r. and Martha J. Gil, and sister OF
Mr. w. E.ZGill,. of Chesterfield County.
She was f1fty-four years of age The. tune
raj will take place at her iate residence
tomorrow afternoon. ard the burial viii:
be in Blandford Cemetery.
Mrs Minnie V. Ross.
Mrs. Mamie v. Ross, wife of Mr.. Alex
anderL Ross, died at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning at the residence OF her father.
Mr.. John N. keegan, NO. 2l3 North
Nineteenth Street, in the twenty-third
year Other age.
The funeral will take place from ST.
Peters Cathedral at o'clock to-mor-
row morning. and the ntermcnt will be
made in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Sharpe.
The sad death of little Miss Elizabeth
NJ Sharpe occurred Sunday at st. Luke
Hospital. She was only in her fourth
year, and was afflicted with an abscess of
the brain The body was sent yesterday
to Wilkesbarre, Pa, where the funeral
will take place.
Elisha Williamson.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 16.-Spe-
cial.-AIr. Elisha Williamson. aged about
sixty-tive years, died on Saturday night at
his home, near Toano. He was buried
to-day from Olive Branch Church, at
Toano
Mrs. Louise Clarke.
A telegram from Baltimore announces
the death, in that city, of Mrs. Louise
Clarke. wife of Professor Powhatan
Clarke, and sister-in-law of Captain
Maxwell T. Clarke. of Richmond
The Baltimore Sun. has the following:
Her death was unexpected. She mad
not been in good health for two years,
never having fully recovered from Sc
we're attack of grip. Last Friday she was
pronounced out of danger, and Saturday
Morning Prof. Clarke, in his apartments
in the Montreal, Mount Royal Avenue,
west of Charles Street, was talking of the
time when Mrs. Clarke would be able 10
come home. A telephone message from
the hospital telling him that his wife was
sinking summoned him to the institution.
He hurried thither to find his Wife IN
conscious. She never reSatned conscious
ness ana QleQ ABOUT tllOOl- l iie potS 80
| be taken to Richmond on the York River
| boat tonight, and she will be buried in
| Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond, on tues
| day.
Mrs Clarke was the daughter of the
late Judge Henry Boyce, Of Louisiana,
who was District Judge of the United
States Court for the Southern District
of Louisiana until the outbreak OF the
Civil War. Her mother was a Miss Ar
chiuard a descendant of the last Spanish
| commandment of Louisiana before it came
under the control of France. She was
| well known throughout the South, ant
| was noted for her beauty and gentle dig
nifty. She is survived by her husband, by
| a son, Henry Boyce Clarke, OF Denver
| and by a daughter, Mrs. Julian G. smith
| of New York. She was the mother OF the
] late Lieut. Powhatan Clarke, U. ,. a
Mrs. Clarke's brother. Mr.. Henry Boyce
| lives in Rapides parish. Louisiana, ane
| her sister, Miss Mary Boyce, lives in St
| Louis. The deceased was about SIXTY
! years old" 80,
Mrs. Clarke's remains will arrive TIM
morning by the York River Line, and hel
| funeral service will be held in ST. Peter:
| Cathedral The interment will be in Hoi
| lywood. The .pall-bearers are: Colonies AT
| cher Anderson, Major Thomas S. Italia
| ferro Captain William NJ. Bridges. ant
1 Messrs. Joseph Bryan, Andrew Grlnnan
| Albert Bruce, c. Mcleod, and w. q. Nil
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