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LATE MRS. STUDT.

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LATE MRS. STUDT. FUNERAL AT CARDIFF CEMETERY YESTERDAY. The interment of the mortal remains of Mrs. Studt, mother of Mr. John Studt, the well- krown amusement caterer, took place at tha Cardiff Cemetery on Friday afternoon. The death of the old) lady, as we have already reported, occurred' on Monday at Gloucester, where she and her son had "set up" for the time of the Glouces- ter Fair with their popular amusements. Per- haps in few places in the kingdom was the deceased better known or more generally respected by the townspeople than at Glouces- ter and when on Friday morning the funeral cortege left the Kingsholm Grounds for the railway station, en route for Cardiff, a large procession of old fl iends joined it, and the louseholders and shopkeepers along the route showed their mark of esteem by the customary putting up of shutters in the windows of their tenements. In fact, Gloucester was prac- tically in mourning. The train in which the fvneral party travelled arrived at Cardiff at five minutes after one o'clock, and the coffin was immediately conveyed to the hearse awaiting it outside the station. The sight presented was a most impressive one as the four horses drawing the glass panelled hearse, followed by a larfge number of mourning coaches and private cabs, proceeded at a walking pace down St. Mary-street. The chief mourners were Mr. John Studt (eldest son of the deceased) and Mrs. John Studt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Studt, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Studt, and eight grandchildren; Mr. end Mis. Henry Broxby, London; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wools, London; Mr. William Savage, of the firm of Savage and Co., King's Lynn, Norfolk (makers of the machines used by Mr. Studt); Mr. and Mrs. John Gage, Gloucester; Mr. Charles Gage and Miss M. A. Gage, Gloucester; Mr. Fred Gage, Ponty- pool; Mr. Mid Mrs. John North, Pembroke; Mr. and Mrs. Samuels, Pembroke Mrs. Hanley, Pembroke; Mrs. Nail, Aberdare; Mr. Harry, Aberg-enny; Mr. Mackintosh, Pontypridd; Mr. Treharne, Pontypridd; Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas, Pontypridd; Mr. White, Pembroke; Mr. ind Mrs. Danter, Mr. and Mrp. Dariter, jun.; Mr. Russell, Aber- gavenny; M:. and Mrs. Meredith, Swansea; Mr. Johnson and family, Neath; Mr. and Mrs. Unwin. Tonypandy; Mrs. Whayman, Gloucester; Mr. James Whayman, Glouces- ter Mr. Wilson, Merthyr; Mr and Mrs. Morisco, Cardiff; Mr. E. Fletcher, Swan- sea; and Mr. J. Smith, Cardiff. The coffin was of English panelled oak with brass furniture and inscribed: -"Catherine Studt, died Monday, October 7, 1895, aged 81 years." The Rev. E. T. Reynolds, of the St. John's clergy, conducted the service, the body being laid in the family vault of the Studts.

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