The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-25
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Charles Clement OF Rutland. VT. died on
Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Dunmore In
this city. lie was stricken with apoplexy on
Monday while on his way to Florida. where lie
usually passed the winter. Ills son. Walter T.
Clement. Is resident OF this city. and was
with MIR. Clement during his Illness Mr.
Clement. who was one OF the best known
among Vermont business men. was born in
HaysrhilI. Mass. In May 1907 When a child
lie removed to Rutland. and excepting for four
years spent In the West tho whole OF his life
was passed In Vermont. He acquired for
tune In the marble business and retired In
1876. lie founded the Clement National Bank.
NJ which he was President at the time Of his
death. aud also the State Trust Company OF
Vermont To was az T one tllne rrssident OF the
ES odSS Thee SGS and Do wdOS
survive him.
Major Morgan C. Hamilton. who went to San
Diego, Cal. three months ago from BROOKLYN.
bronchitis. His relatives, who reside at AUS
tin. Texas. haye been notiaed. Mr.. Hamilton
that State in 1887 70 the repuGlc OF Texas,
where hs held the office OF Secretary OF War
G5 three yefs I prior hs sS it :: tRs
State Treasury. lie served two terms in the
United states Senate, being elected a Re-
trus on Pen ious and railroads. He retired in
1877, His body will 6e embalmed and for
hATuou W Auctlu, loAhN LOT Dulldl-
Col. Theodore X Hamilton. son Of the late
DR., Frank Hamilton. died suddenly at his
home at Queens l. J., on Thursday In his
Al ths Outbreak Of the Evil war he enlisted as
a volunteer In an infantry regiment and par
ileiEaIea n TIE ren'n1qia ssgpa'Gn and IN me
aud WAS confined in Libby rlson until e1-
changed. While IN active service he was made
onel when mustered out at the close OF the
wal. His wife, WHO has been dead some years.
WAS daughter Of Or, Foote OF Buiialo Three
children survive him.
Fx-Goy. John Jacobs Of West Virginia fell
dead in Wheeling yesterday afternoon. while
OF his way from his law oicr to "a cossulta-
failure wac the cause OF death. lie was a ma
tive Of Hampshire county where he WAS born
in lSlL He was q graduate OF Dickinson Col.
lege, PENNSYLVANIA ami for half a dozen years
bsioTs the war a professor In the University
on the lemoeTatic ticket, and was re ileeted in
1914 In 1881 he was made Circuit Judge OF
ONO county, anu served Tor six years. He was
twice member OF the Legislature.
Ezekiel Hayes Trowbrldgs of New Haven
died on Thursday. aged 7d. Mr.. Trowbridgs
had been prominent in Connecticut business
and financial circle; for hall a, century, lie
vas best known, perhaps, as director Of the
Company.
Ldwsrd Y, Cannon. yell,kuown lawyer and
moEnlnE., eyed 81 lie oTnei proqerty IN
kIchmond. Baltimore. aud Philadelphia. and
81 ,OO0.UOO.
Mortimer 1ichenoT. one II the oldest resi-
dents OF ITytngton. \. j.. died there on Thurs
day evening. He was born in that village in
1873. and WAS the inventor OF The Hercules
Jack aud powerful baling pEess.
Philip W. Crater cashier Of the NewaTE
Banking Company died OF apOpleXy yesterday
morning. at his home al 38l lieIleyille avenue
Newark. He was ~ years Old. He leaves a
widow and one daughter
Charles 81. Warren. cashier Of the National
state Bank Of Indianapolis aud brother in-laW
OF President Mckesn OF the NaBdaliA. died
yesterday at TerEs Hauta
George p Rogers. twice the Prohibition
eandldats for Governor In Connecticut. vas
found dead 10 bed at the Croker House In New
London yesterday.