The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07

The death OF Anatole de La Forge publicist.
historian. and politician. was announced in
Paris last evening. The circumstances Of his
death are mysterious. and it is believed that he
committed suicide. Although in good physical
health, he had been respondent recently. and
was known 70. be financially embarrassed.
Anatole de La Forge was torn in 1921; twas
his purpose in early youth to enter the diplo-
matte service. In 1916. after completing his
education. he received a mission to Spain.
the decoration OF the Legion Of Honor. He
then decided to abandon, his diplomatic
Paris daile. and acquired a considerable
repr.nittation through his articles, on foreign
olution Of Sept. I, 1870. he was appoint ed Pre-
feet ofthe Department Of Aisne. with his head
Gua'rterf at Laon He won high hon9rs BY lis
AGAINST tho German troops For these services vices
officer OF the Legion Of Honor. He sat several
the Ministry of the Interlo under Dnaure. He
added to his reputation by writing a remark
Amo m, NJ d. Ia FORCES hest-known works are
tudss Of nS q esin oi the hsf H.
and several works on the history OF Poland
one Of o the H. pfs5 t o Ssn" dS Gd
Tunes Of Philadelphia. died at his summer res
idenee: at Grnhh's Landing. on the Delaware.
week Of double rleuro3- pneumonia. He was
born at GeGrEst9T E Nd on Jan 81 1s3l He
du ri the the %
purchased the Sunday Morning Tines. which,
In partnership with his son. Harry |. Taggart.
Times As n Presidential elector on the Re.
publican ticket in 1888 he received the highest
vote cast for any Pennsylvania elector.
Mary Che.onnet. ChamIollion. eldest daugh-
a her
home, 40 Rue Fortuny; on last Sunday morn
ing OF pnon,m IG, ia, She was i'll for few days
by cable messages each day of the progress OF
be her illness. it was was. not exrected # would be
Cheronnet: Chan,polIon took up permanent
residence in Paris some years ago. Her hus-
band has been dead some years. She leaves
one young son.
for Norwood. England. is dead. Mr. Bristowe
was about 81 years old. and known as u promi-
c GAZE ns"ar the surrey os lie was
elected in 1888 by Conservative majority OF
TE,o nnd ls h iEs nd L Rsns
larger than the whole vote cast for his Liberal
opponent. Mr.. Oscar browning.
George Z. sibley, New York lawyer. and
beth daily He.ald died suddenly in this city
yesterday, He was go years old. He was
OF tho IN "nd uy
OF the Elizabeth Board OF Aldermen. lie was
quite wealthy at one time. He removed with
his family to New York II few months ago.
The Hon: james w. Clark. II prominent mcr-
chant in Boston from 1926 TO 1865. died ut
South birmingham on Sunday. From 1861 TO
1875 he represented birmingham in the Leg
islnturt and was in the Senate in 1871. He
had been President OF the Framingham Ma
tonal Bank President OF the Eatos Mnnuar-
turing Company Of Lewiston. Me-. and director
Of the Suffolk and fremont mills of Lowell.
The Hon. James W. Clark. for many years
director and President OF the birmingham
Mass National Bank. died on Sunday, aged
90 years. He had served in the state senate,
and was Commissioner for Massachusetts at
the Vienna Exposition.
George McQuestin, n large wholesale lumber
dealer OF Boston. died at Marblehead Neck
yesterday, aged 10 years.