The sun., 1909-01-02
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Mollie Moore Davis. novelist and
poet and wife Of Major Thomas Edward
Davis edito. Of the ptesyuas on d1ed in lnss Ssw
She was native Of Talladega, Ala;s and
So years Of age. She removed TO Texas
when = child and IL was while IA IeNas
and her first story, War Times at La Rose
Blanche" She moved TO New Orleans in
1874. utter her marriage With Major Davis,
poems and novels and negro and creole
dialect stories including The Centre
Figure" a Bambouls, The Lone
S5Tsuchs So neST' Of Rosa BEDS 0 Ee !se
p6snt Track. The Wire Cutters" ia
conetta, the little Chevalier." The Price
of Silence" and she left at the time or her
called The Moons OF BslbanCa." She also
wrote a history of Texas under the title
OF Under Six Flags. and u number Of
plays, the best Of which was a Bunch of
Roses. Mrs. Davis lived in the heart Of
the old French section and there entertained
literary visitors to New Orleans.
George NJ, Kimball. the asst survivor but
one OF the patriotic war" in Canada in 1888.
is dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
William Knox. in the, town OF Brownvllle.
jefferson county. n y, Mr.. Rimtsll pal. Tss as
less than $50 men who in the old stone
tower that sentines the hank OF the St.
Lawrence opposite Ogdensburs deted for
i've days the might ana RGb%er of Of radoost sEs
before they were captured. The last sur
viving member Of that heroic though mis-
guided band since the death OF Mr.: kimbal
Is the venerable Nelson Truax of Water
town, who was about of an age with his
depar ed comrade. being in his ninetieth
year. in his youth Mr.. ktmball married
Nancy Waite, was the first white child horn
in the town OF Watertown when the present
city was a struggling settlement.
George Thornton Warren. LAWYER.
NOR nmorninS at his home. us Fifth avenue,
after about a weeks sickness. Mr.. Warren
was born in Troy. y, Y, on, April is. ises;
the son Of ReGsT RSSsr wS@rqs &Rd sRd
landed at Plymouth in 1891. Mr., Warren
was educated at st; Pauls school, Con-
and got his is9m aw 9ns Soese sSS
New York Law school, from which he was
graduated in 1872 A. the time OF his death @
yier, Jr. Mr.. Warren .was member of
the Tammany general committee. from
the Twenty-seventh, Assembly,, district.
eistioS s SSS and md belonsed 10 the rnion. mi.
yersity and Whist clubs, lie ls survived
by two brothers. a sister Gbd by his mother
Albert Rober Moore, lawyer who was
brooklyn. died Yesterday OF heart disease
at his home. 1903 Montague street, Brook
Iyn. He was born u Wilmington. Ohio,
age He ives graduated from Columbia
and commenced practising Law in 1885,,
lie was a member Of che Bar Assoc iation
of New York and Brooklyn and OF the
Crescent and Brooklyn ciube. He is sur
yjyed by his wife, two brothers and sister.
The funeral will be held on Sunday from the
friends Meeting House At Washington
t in the Friends Burying Ground IN Prospect
Park.
william Lambert, a retired dry goods
merchant, died OF heart disease yesterday
afternoon at his residence SO Central Park
West, NJ, Lambert was SO years old and
for the last ten years had not been actively
educated in New York, and at the age. OF
Lambert. who Vas one Of the pioneer dry
goods merchants CT the city He succeeded
his father In business. He fought through
the cS and M@s OF wfs se Sny
several years ago. and he is survived by a
sister. The funeral will be held at 23O
on Sunday from the residence and the in
ternient will be made a. Greenwood
for the Frisco lines ia Texas, brother OF
b r. yoasum, chairman OF the Rock Island
frisco board, died suddenly yesterday at
his home in Fort Worth OF apopiexy Judge
OF the younger pubic men IN Texas. AL
though only. 50 years old he had served in
both branches OF the Legislature and
suoceedins the famous Buck Kilgore sixteen
years ogo.
Cornelius A. Twomey, IS years old
prominent business man Of Lambertville.
h Re wss qSs yof the s arssss &Ss
pounds. The cause or Si death was fatty
degeneration OF the heart; Mr. Twomey
leaves widow and five children.