The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
OBITUARY..

Gen. George ". Morgan del yesterday Mt
Fortress Monroe. Va. whithcr ne had gonc
! from his homo in Mount Vernon. o.. for his
health. George Washington Morgan was born
! In Washington county. Pa. on Sept 20. 1890.
and when only l6 years old enlisted In a com
pany which had been raised 10y his brother to
take part In the struggle for Texan inieper-
dence. He became n Captain in tho Texan
army, and then retired from the service. In
1871 he entered tho United Statos Military
Aradmey. but two years later left it to practise
law in Mount Vernon. O. At the outbreak
of the war with Mexico he was made
Colonel Of the Second Ohio Volunteers.
and little later was appointed Colonel OF
the Fifteenth United States Infantry. which
he led brilliantly under the command OF Gen.
Scott For his Gallantry at Contrcras and
Cheruhusco. whore he wa, badly wounded. ho
received the thanks OF the Ohio Legislator,
and the brevet Of Rr gaier. General. Until
80" he practise. law. tut in that year he. was
aGnoin h Limited states Gnnsal to MarssilIes
ns ss TIC to 9Fu b post wGSh he h thd
made Brigadier. General 81 volunteers. and
was assigned to duty under Gen. Buell. In the
following March he assumed the command OF
tho seventh Division of the Army Of the
Ohio with which he was ordered 70
GGs Gem cHmY SHERMAN " al v w@s w sha
aftcrward. having been assigned to the Thir-
tenth Army Corps. commandCd at The cap;
ture OF Fort l!tnnan, Ark. In 1858 resigned
on account Of i'll heath. Two years later he
ran for the Govern pTship OF ohio on the Demo;
cratic ticket. but was unsuccessful In lsSh
he W" elected to Congress. and served on the
Committee OF Foreign Affairs. Columbus De-
lano defeated him in 1853. but in the following
AtIai:s, Military Affairs. and ,ii""onStructl9n.
In 1876 he was delegate at large to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at -. Louis.
=, Eherhartt Won Wiederhold, a reporter on
the German newspaper harcEirc an ERE. in
Wiederhold was born in Wurtemnefs. Ger:
twelve years ago. His father was "A baron. and
was at on",tme Minister of War Of the king
baron wiedsrH"ld's older hr" v ERIN mhcri ted
the fortune and title. which induced the
younger you man to ewiGrate, to AmerIGa: He
four children living In Clevelan /.
Major Horace II. Strons died at his home in
Fair Hay,%n Yesterday morning at the age of ~
Strong. Barnes & Hart. wholesale meat deal
ers and was for several years rommandant
Guards. He, was a member "f the General
Assembly in lNS.S. and was IA Selectman and
ton. Major strong leaves ' Vile u and p two
daughters. His estate is valued at S15O00u.
BENJAMIN +. Clark died. in Minneapolis yes.
the ismSus brook farm a assocati ns0 Alter
rled and removed to Washington. ID. C.. where
In 1896 he was mohbed Tor unfurling the rst
Fremont and Dayton nag south OF Mason and
DiNon's iiGe. He remained in Washington I'M
til 1884. when he went to Minneapolis to spend
his declining years with his sons.
Mrs. Jane Hathaway. the widow OF VIM.
Hathaway. ST.. j. dead at Darlington. \. j..
aged 81 years Her husband started a board
ing house forty years ago in his farmhouse at
Deal Beach and named il the Hathaway
House. Mrs Hathaway left three children.
William. the present proprietor of the house.
Mrs; Walter Green of Long Branch. and Mrs
DR.. James .. Green OF Long Branch City.
Andrew Mcmillan. for twenty five years Su-
perintondent OF the Utica public schools and
for three years President OF the New York
Teachers Association. died In Uticn yesterday
aged y years. He, was once candidate in
1888 for state .Surerintende Of Public
Schools and was known throughout the State
vive him.
The Very Rev. Alzis Granger First Vice
President OF Notre Dame University at South
Bend. Ind. died on Wednesday aged rs years.
Father Granger was connected with Notre
Dame University for fifty years. and for some
years he was the Provincial General Of the
Order Of the Holy Cross in America.
Charles Wright one OF the best known resi-
dents Of Amsterdam. " V. died on Wednes-
day aged IL years. He was a stanch and life
long Democrat. Five children, three sons and
two daughters. survive him.
Charles Gordon Boud Is dead at his home IN
West Asbury Park. aged 1S years. He was the
father Of e1- Assem- blyman {. b. Boud OF Farm
ingdale. n. j.