OBITUARY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22068, 26 September 1933, Page 7

OBITUARY

MR JUSTICE RANEV ~ OF ONTARIO SUPREME COURT. (United Press A' relation.) (By Electfio Telegraph—Copyright) TORONTO, September 24. (Received Sept. 25, at 8 p.m.) Mr Justice W. E. Raney, of the Supreme Court of Ontario, and a former Attorney-general for Ontario, died today; aged 74. i •, DR MAURICE O'REILLY ROMAN CATHOLIC RECTOR. (United Press Association.) (By .Electric Telegraph—Copyright) SYDNEY, September 25. (Received Sept. 25, at 9 p.m.) The death is announced of Dr Mauric* O'Reilly, rector of St. John's Roman Catholic College within the University of Sydney; aged 66. MRS H. B. IRVING THE ORIGINAL "TRILBY." (United Press Association.) ■ „.' (By Electrlo Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, September 25. The death is announced of Mrs H. B. Irving, the original "Trilby." . For 18 years Mrs Irving followed the stage as a career, creating the role of Trilby at the Hay market in 1895. She left the stage in 1912 and from that date was actively associated with infant welfare work. ALICE MURIEL WILLIAMSON (United Press Association.) - (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, September 26. (Received Sept. 25, at 10 p.m.) The death is announced of the novelist, Alice Muriel Williamson. She was found unconscious in an hotel at Bath, and attempts to revive her failed. She left a note for the coroner. Alice Muriel Williamson was born in Virginia, America. In collaboration with her husband she wrote many novels, including "Scarlet Runner," "Set In Silver," " The Love Pirate," " Secret History," and " The War Wedding." Her principal publications after the death of her husband were " The Indian Princess," "The Man Himself," "Alice In Movieland," and "The Inky Way."