The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Dr.. Shops Restorative.


james Moran, any old freight conductor
Z Of tho Norfolktand Western Railroad, q ed
at the home OF his gbrot Their, Cup taingJ ohm
Moran. in East Radford. this morning .s
He had been In poor health for five
years from an injury received by being
thrown from a buggy lie was con fined
to his bed for Year. and siX5 y OIL rs
ago was paralyzed on one side. The
final stroke came this morning, and h rs
81 Mr. Moran was fifty five years old and
unmarried. lilo was born in 81 AIassa chu-
sets, but was riased In r ulaslsi county
and had lived in Radford for years
Mrs, Hamilton Witherspoo DON.
81 spesiall f. The Tines p }ap
Hamilton vitherspoon. a direct descen-4
stlant OF John Knox. e and Of 8 DR.. John
NVltherspoon, tile famous Presby tertan dis
vine, Princeton professor, and signer OF
the Declaration Of Independence, died NJ
nor country seat, Cold stream, just across
the South Carolina line In Sumter county
to-day. .Apoplexy was tho cause OF DEAF 10
Most Of her descendants live In OharIotte
but there Is q daughter, Mrs y. n Nc u.
Farland, who resides III Charlo ttesyt9lle,@
4yn.. and ii son who lives IN South Caro-
lima. She was seventy-flvo years old. 5
DEATHS.
At r,N.-Died, in philadelphia. Pa. Jam
uary 2s,S 1906. FRANCES AUGuSTA,,;JJiEs-
SUP, wife Of tho late Colonel 9lsYl4! IN
Allen Of Claremontt H. sn y f9 on James
Jnss,lp,# Of 3Broclsvllle, Can, III tho sew
cnty-thrd year Of her as !. 81, {. u,
Funeral private. 1nterment tioils'v'to'uD t
& Cemetery, Richmond, Va. 3 s&l
BROWN. Died at the residence OF her
u Hhte; }S2y ta fhs
Street. cbii LEN osepb 3 Brown es and tic
iato Madeline White Brown. i; |
one By one earth's ties are broken,
4{7 AS we SEQ our love decay, III. 5 , II; ,B
And the hopes so fondly cherished.
Brighten but to pass a way. .;i.,
ORE nv ono our hopes grow brighter,
AS we near the shining shore. s25 es5tis
For We know across the river 5sas
Wait the loved ones gone before.
Ct the rsssdenc =, IS
EF;day eyen!nF II Sls Geloss, 4i
4 ter G. Cartwright aged twenty-three
years He is survived by his father. four
81 brothers and two sisters to mourn the e'
loss, s3 # ,j5E z, .sG i, ~
M So South Firth Street TO-DAY ar 8 r. a
NJ lntcrment Oalswood Cemetery.
3
LI.--E;ntered into rest, at her home,
\ sO6 N, Twelfth Street, Saturday m2rning,
January 28th, ANNE, sFiER, . HAl-i.i
y wife of Nirginius Hal and daughter Of
y the late Robert FIaXall Fisher. 53a
Funeral nom Monumental Church az
8 O'Clock MONDAY AFTERNOON
sM.ARRoNI,-Die Thursday. January 3s,E
1895 at her rssid Is @r n n ltaly
third year Of her age., she !eayss I, i,sps
sons and one sister of this ci'y--Pets T y
and Charley. and Mss Susie MaEroni
and Misses Jennie and Mary and Fran
{ cisca, OF Italy III
Funeral WAS held Saturday. January
< Z, 1906. lnterment in cemetery In lta.y.
WILLIANIs--p Died. at the resitehSe OF i r
daughter. Mrs j. ], Riley, lis Reses or
Street. Saturday evening. January a W.
at A;05 O'clock Mrs. JAMES REBECtaAs
WILLIAMS, aged tstxty-eight yesrs. SIC 4
z is survived by her four sons and Two I
daughters. WHO mourn their lps7. 4 s.3 u FIX
Funeral from Park Place Ne thodist
Il Church MONDAY at 8 r, A. tlntermanc
In River View. Friends and acauain t-
apces inv.sed 70 ATTEND ! 'agS
t5. EnHIYPHI{ MnTTCEs 4, ~, ~