The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-31
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Acting Surveyor Samuel NJ. Blatchford re-
ceived telegram yesterday announcing the
death OF Col Charles Treichel. Governor OF the
United States Soldiers Home. at Santa NJ nica.
Los Angeles county. Cal. Col. Treichel was
81 years old and was born in Germa ntowp.
At the outbreak OF the rebellion he volunteered
for service with the other members OF the
crack corps OF Philadelphia. the City Troop.
He served all through the war. the latter Part
OF 1t on the staff Of Gen. Sheridan. lie was
severely wounded in most remarkable way.
His horse was struck in the breast by an eight
inch shell. Itexploded inside OF the animal. and
his horse. After the war he was appointed by
Collector Arthur Auditor of the Collectors
office, When Congress passed an act author
abled United States Soldiers on the Pacific
slope. and Santa Monica was selected as the
OF Managers OF the Soldiers Homes OF the
United states 70 be Governor OF the California
Col. Treichei was in every way lovely. Il Is
given to few men TO attach people to them-
selves A. warmly and as firmly as It was to
rade. and a true friend' He was Tor many
years Treasurer Of the old Army and Navy
ington Post and Of the Knickerbocker Club.
=. Mrs. Jane p, Austin. the novelist. author OF
:. A Namsless Nonleman," Standish Of Stan;
Betty Alden" and other books. died in Dos
ton yesterday. She was born in Worcester
most Of her lie in Boston. From 1910 to 1910
she lived at Concord, where her closest friend
asst sns e sss
come conn "sS the Mago%er Her fsthsr
brother. the Hon. John <. Goodwin. was for
several years a member of the House OF
Mrs. Austin began to write when She Was very
young. At the age OF 10: having married. she
eleven Years later, She com oined history with
romance IN her books Mrs. Austin recently
she ssd ST dss.
four years she had begun book on that date
Last year. although sick and barely able to sit
story.
Mrs BENJAMIN Bakeweli Atterbury died
yesterday morning At the Dakota, West Seven
daughter of the late Arson q; Phelps. .Mrs
William f Dodge is her sister. Her daughters.
iaer, and her ,ons. the Rey. Arson Phelps At
terbury and the Rsy Boudlnot Atteroary;
Arson Phelps Stokes, Charles l. Iitereary.
aud j. 7. Atterbury. She was interested in
many charities in this city and in foreign mis-
Henri Charles Georges Pouehet. the natural
let died In Pfri, 'esaterSsy fHsehss WAS born
Sciences in 1884, In the following year he re-
eeiyed . high ofilee in the Paris Museum of
professors6ip fcrmeriS held By Paul bert at at
the Sorbonne. Five years later he was made q
member OF the Legion OF Honor. lie pub
lished about q dozen works on scientific suo-
jects.
The Rev. Father Augustine A, Leonard died
on Thursday in Cambridge, y. u. where he
was pastor OF St Patriek's komRn Catholic
Church, aged ~ years He was ordained
priest at Rome on Easter Sunday. 1887. lie is
survived by TWO brothers. both Of them priests
Of the Augustinian order, to which no also be-
longed, and by sister. who has devoted her
Helen LozOla Of Notre Dame Of MsItham.
Mass,
j. Milton Sands. son Of the late Thorne
Sands, and descendant OF one OF the earliest
settlers OF the town OF North Castle. West
chester county. died suddenly on Thursday
night OF pneumonia, at his home in ArmOnk.
lie will be buried in the cemetery at ByTam
Lake. where members OF the family have been
inferred for 200 years.
William SWesny died at CAtAsauaua. Pa.
yesterday, aged lO7, lie WAS born In county
Kerry. Ireland. on Nov 2. 1885, lie was the
father OF fifteen children. His father lived
to be llH.