The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
OBITUARY..

| Nine. Patey while singing In concert at
Sheffield on Tuesday evening" tainted and was
carried from the stage. She did not regain
| consciousness and died yesterday morning.
| She was an eminent contralto singer. She was
| born In London in 1912. and made her debut
at birmingham and subsequently Joined
Henry Leslie's choir. In 1857 she sang at the
Worcester festival and in 1871 made pro-
ton medal by the direetors OF the Paris Con-
oS. Rsst 'Hs the s hord tS She s Sisted aus
tralia in 1880 In 1896 she was married to
The physicians who ea a o. ined the body OF the
| singer have certified that her death was
sxcitcment Induced by the enthusiasts APP APP
plause OF her audience. She was making
esIssd with mose @a sSn
| tions OF appreciation, but the strain was
than shs tho so1a es pso
enrionsiy akin to those Of the death death Of the
Water is There corso lay she" These
were Nine Patey's last words. Palmer was
1913. and had Just uttered the words. "Thers
Is another and better world" whom no fell
dead upon tho stRge.
James Wilson chin of the Inter State Com
merce Commission. who died in CTeston, Ia.
YESTERDAY. was born In Monroe. Butler county.
at the Miami University at the same time ex-
President Harrison was attending that insti;
Forty fourth Congresses declined a reFIec-
tl9n. and was appointed State Railroad Com
Senator Samuel j. KirEwoo was appointsd to
President farheid's Cabinet, Judge Nc Dill was
first sppt9inted and aiterward elected 10 MI
senator htrkwood unexpired term, He Was
appointed on the Interstate Commerce COM
mission BIS President Harrison in January, $50
70 succeed Judge Crosby resigned. His FAM
lily consists OF wife, young son. and three
daughters. who are at Crestcn. la. also a mar
Rid daughter living In Illinois. Commissioner
McDil lett Washington on Dec 20 with view
81 attend ing to some official business aud Wis
itinR his home in Creston, Intending 10 remain
during the holidays aud return with his family
TO Washington. lie. however. was taken down
serious and from DAY TO LAY his return 10
Washington with his family was expected. lt
was 9niy %ish,n thS week thaI M assoei-
return to his work.
Henry Lsthrop died from hAsty pneumonia
Tuesday evening, lie was born in Kinder
PWSGt in s SsT iD new
70 Cleveland, where he met and married Miss
knight. Here his two children. were born. A
who're he has lived Tor thirty Years. lie was Was
well known in banking and insurance circles.
Life Insurance Company for. the last seven:
teen years. The funeral services will he held
on Friday at the Rutgers Riverside Church.
Col. W; W. Jennings, President OF the First
National Bank OF harrisburg and also OF the
Commonwealth Guarantee Trust aud safe De-
day. !e vas brought home on Tuesday night
from Philadelphia, where he had gone on bust
ness. Col Jennings Was prominent citizen.
and director in the Cum beTlAnd Valley Rail
road aud other corporations. During the war
he was commander OF the l2Ith Regiment
Pennsylvania NUlunt GERS. and later Of the
TweLty-sixth PENNSYLVANIA militia. He was IN
his 18th year.
Edward Bargust. who died yesterday at his |
residence. 2+1 West Thirtesnth street. had
been a leader among the colOrsd politicians OF
this city for many years. lie was Chairman OF
the tolored Republican County Committee.
and was the FIRST cplOred inspector OF cleo 4
ton appointed in this city. At the time Of
his death hs was employed Ia the Surveyors |
oniee. lie Was ~ years old
samuel T. MeFaddsn. the contractor
who successfully transported canal boats |
from the Pennsylyania Canal basin at |
HollidaYsbnTg over the Allegheny Noun
tains bY way OF the old Portage Railroad |
i'ennsylVania Railroad, died yesterday In HOl- |
ldaysburG, Pa, aged "a.
Henry Chapman Ford. an artist. died in Cali |
foTniA on Tuesday. lie was formerly . resi- |
dent Of ChicaZo. and was at one time PTesi- |
dent Of the Chicago Academy OF Design. He |
removed 10 santa barbara on account Of i'll |
health.
Mrs. Ruth G. sabin founder OF the Home for |
y ldsrlY Women In Indianapolis. to which she |
contributed S25.UOO and endowed with S35-
uuu more, died yesterday In that city. aged w. |
The Rev DIR. Patterson. Well.knoHn |
preacher OF Chicago aud father OF A. ". Pat
isrson. editor ia-rnief OF the Chicago Tribune. |
dlod the.e Yesterday. aged a..
George W, Olasy, brother " Attorney Cen
sTaI OinsJ. dad yesterday IN Worcester AEsA