The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
OBITU.lRE

Portugal and former Commits Toner OF Arri-
culture. died suddenly Mt salem yesterday
morning OF heart trorble. lie was taken With
dysentery week ago last Saturday morning
ut Worcester, and for n few hours suffered
great pain. lle then became much easier. and
last week improved steadily. On Sunday he
was not so we'll. but in the evening appeared
comfortable again. Soon after midnight he
Ind a relapse. suffering much and growing
rapidly weaker Amessenger was hastily sont
for tho family physician. but DR.. Loring was
dead when no arrived. The immediate cause
OF death was heart failure. the result Of OK.
hnuston. DR. Loring was out on the street
and in Boston ten or twelye days ago. and. up to
tho time Of his sudden prostration. had enjoyed
ss Snaf Rly. Mas ns ,ss an Nas sF'
sss Hs. fn IN sGS. TUG Wss
elected on tho DeGcrs,is st ticks! to the s,a,e
s sons prS%!SsS'I rosilSn
sssHas w. Ms''iss nsS?san
II isj7;'7G; I-ni!sd states Centennial Eommis:
sioner ip lsa2.iG and Presdent Of The state Ate
xSSisIisrs IL ls!sins% ~ yon%is
President Of the New England Agricultural
society during his last twen,y.seven years.
cultural matters to New EnrianIl farmers.
a. ii. ,hom. in Enst Centre street IN lis Pam;
fs " ,nst s!s "Sfa sGaas sS
Pr: 5ossph y. sater; He was born e. one OF
n sss ssse'Y 2 Tn s aran MOI
= soo9p that piled between Richmond. Va. and
rf arFnr .A ths s't aas 81 ass wsa ~
Monmonil! county farmer and tho sister OF ,hs
fret Sheriff, 9, The county. Soon after his mar.
so and WITH Ms swing. and p"r'Ion Of the
ii.rInIs brought him by Vie wife purchased
ff the 81 Ha NP.s With o ."
Once named ssl,eryille. When Baynnne
Within s and 'fse' Ss osaSxs
R.centlyllMr. Snlter divided what, he lad
the estate. they sill own, a laTGe part Of The
Adventsts. mn'!e converts in saltsrvile. and
finally the founder Of the iown became allied
a hs ss.G@'sq follow 1ssn he s. and
became the leader Of their services. 4. com
sSe yesr s asp Ss , H. xt ueE hh
ssf score SO Of Hs
Mssa s sr n F"rkea v.
seven sons we're The issns II his,w MARRIAGES:
as bonn IN an re1isns 81
Csn,rs street psmrap%: tie father Of ex. Conn
B. sssr tie Ssssnt q" Gy Tr."srsr
Of Baynnns; Anthony !. Salter, 4 retired sea.
iarer. me eldest son. born in 1920. and now a
and Paul Snlter. an OK -memher Of tho Illinois
state Legislature. and now . resident Of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Mary c. Gilsey. tho widow Of Peter
{ori ' died 1T Good Gr DS on snsdss
Slisss IioSse Sps liz tihi Ky Ayense Thsat1 "s
has sfSs Gr G0s SD SID
attack OF, grip last spring, from which she
never fully recovered: A tbe time Of htE
Tho remains vii 10 taken By train 10 Lon.
noss er city aas zen West N.ts
second street, The funeral services viii 10
h hfS ss On If 6s baa 81
Transiguration will offlciate
B. ssS NJ r.. T ho Of 5 S A.
WINS one Of the oldest members Of the Centre
Church. and Ind Ind always teen Identified with
founders OF the Orphan Asylum. She was born
~ Nextown. Ops son. Charles Blao. man OF
yesIsrdny. aged s. years He had an ex,sn.
the country. He was President OF the Fist
National Bank and owner OF the Oswcgo Water
Works system.
DR., Thomas sTaGill died on Monday morning
Mt his home in ireeuort. Pa. aged GA years
Me was born in Wss.morcand county IN 1927.
He was graduated from Washington College
in 1851 and from Jefferson Medical College
in 1854.
Mrs. Maria Chamberlin. widow OF the late
George U. Chnmberin. and mother ~ Hiram
Tompkins OF tho United States Hotel. Sarato-
ga. died in Chicago on sept. g. aged so years.
The remains werb returned to Saratoga for
burial.
Thomas Clifford Of Denver died Yesterday.
aged l0l years and DAYS. He was considered
strong and wac free from bodily ailments. He
passed away, without pain. Old age was tho
cause OF death.
Prot. r. ". Tapr. principal OF tho Chenille.
Pa, tnte Normal School. and one OF the Load
ing educators OF Pennsylvania. died In Nor
Gnntown. W. Va. on Sunday. OF typhoid foyer.
Mrs, Fenton j. Hurd. daughter nf thu late
Hon John a: Lee OF Saratoga. died in schuy-
IrrStlie on Friday last. RRed 66 years. Her
husband and ono son survive her
Mrs. GraceD levering. Denvers most noted
vocalist. died last night after a brief illness.
To Celebrate the Deeds OF the White Leaguo
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1l.-All the militia and